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Not to be confused with Tsubame Gaeshi.

Gekkoumaru Tsubame Gaeshi (月光丸(げっこうまる)(つばめ)(がえ)し, Gekkōmaru Tsubame Gaeshi, lit. Moonlight Circle Swallow Return) is a shoot hissatsu technique introduced in Inazuma Eleven Orion no Kokuin.

Description[]

Description
Eleven License
EL05-19A hissatsu shoot in which 2 sharp kicks are launched from an iainuki-like stance onto a kicking ball, so that the trajectory forms an arc like a crescent moon.

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Inazuma Eleven AC: Dream Battle
Inazuma Eleven AC: All Stars

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Nosaka used this technique during the match between Inazuma Japan and Eternal Dancers. With the shot, he managed to break through Alek Akbar's hissatsu technique, Boukyaku no Sonata, scoring the equalizing goal for Inazuma Japan, making the score 2-2.

Nosaka used again to create the 3rd shoot chain for the 4th shoot in the match between Zhao Jinyuns and Shadow of Orion, chaining with Planet Break.

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The user kicks the ball up in the air and crouches with their back towards the now appearing glowing moon. As a harvest-like area surrounds the user, the ball appears and falls down from the moonlight which is aligned with the actual moon. When the ball nears the user, the area goes pitch black and all you can see is one slash across the ball from the users foot. When it lightens up again, the user strikes the ball once again this time with their heel, sending it flying towards the opponents goal, glowing in a yellow moon-like aura.

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Trivia[]

  • Its name, Gekkoumaru Tsubame Gaeshi, has a lot of symbolisms relating to Nosaka:
    • The Kanji characters for "Gekkou," 月光, in Gekkoumaru, means moonlight, one of Nosaka's themes.
      • The field that appears behind the user is a reference to the Kanji character for "No," 野, in Nosaka, which, in turn, means field.
    • The "Tsubame Gaeshi" in its name is a reference to the eponymous technique of Sasaki Kojirou's.
  • In episode 9, Nosaka's celebration after scoring is a reference to 納刀 (read as "Noutou"), which, in turn, means resheating a katana.

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