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God Hand (ゴッドハンド, Goddo Hando) is a catch hissatsu technique introduced in Inazuma Eleven.

Description[]

Description
Mountain version
Inazuma ElevenJP: With spirit and guts, the huge right hand catches any shot!!
(T.B.A. )

EN: Through guts and spirit, this huge right hand should stop any shot!
Inazuma Eleven 2
Inazuma Eleven 3
GO
Chrono StoneJP: Catch any ball by summoning a huge hand bigger than the goal with spirit and guts!
(ゴールよりもでっかい 巨大な手を呼び出し気合と根性で どんなボールも受け止める!)

EN: Stop the ball with a hand even larger than the whole goal!
Galaxy
Victory RoadJP: Protect the goal from any shots with a huge right hand filled with passion for soccer.
(T.B.A. )

EN: Block any and all shots with a giant right hand brimming with passion for football.
Spin-offs
StrikersJP: With spirit and guts, the huge right hand catches any shot!!
(気合と根性の巨大な右手でどんなシュートもうけ止める!!)

EN: Through guts and spirit, this huge right hand should stop any shot!
Strikers 2012 Xtreme
GO Strikers 2013
Forest version
Inazuma Eleven 2JP: With spirit and guts, the huge right hand catches any shot!!
(T.B.A. )

EN: Through guts and spirit, this huge right hand should stop any shot!
Inazuma Eleven 3
Victory RoadJP: Stand up to any shot with a huge right hand created through spirit, hard work, and guts.
(T.B.A. )

EN: Face off against any shot with a gigantic right hand manifested from motivation, effort, and determination.
Spin-offs
StrikersJP: With spirit and guts, the huge right hand catches any shot!!
(気合と根性の巨大な右手でどんなシュートもうけ止める!!)

EN: Through guts and spirit, this huge right hand should stop any shot!
Strikers 2012 Xtreme
GO Strikers 2013
Eleven License
This is the first hissatsu technique that Endou mastered after intense training. He accumulates ki in his right hand, and a huge hand aura appears to catch the opponent's shoot head-on.

Users[]

Main-series games[]

Users
PlayerNameElementPositionUnlock
Mountain version
Aki-nee
(adult form)
MountainGoalkeeper----Lv. 1Lv. 1-
ArninMountainGoalkeeper-----Lv. 1-
BeatMountainMidfielder--Lv. 37----
BunMountainGoalkeeper--Lv. 1----
Bun-chanMountainGoalkeeper----Lv. 3Lv. 4-
CapMountainGoalkeeper--Lv. 14----
CardamonMountainGoalkeeper----Lv. 16Lv. 12-
CombatMountainGoalkeeper----Lv. 19Lv. 18-
DaikeiMountainGoalkeeper----Lv. 24Lv. 15-
DaisukeMountainGoalkeeper-----Lv. 1-
EbiForestGoalkeeperLv. 66------
EndouMountainGoalkeeperEventLv. 1-Lv. 5
(真)
Lv. 3Lv. 1Lv. 1
Endou
(adult form)
MountainGoalkeeper----Lv. 1Lv. 1-
ENDOUMountainGoalkeeper----Lv. 1Lv. 1-
FukurogumaMountainMidfielder--Lv. 12----
GomiWindGoalkeeper--Lv. 14----
GotenbaFireGoalkeeper---Lv. 1Lv. 1Lv. 5-
HibikiMountainGoalkeeperLv. 1Lv. 1Lv. 1
(改)
----
Hibiki
(GO form)
MountainGoalkeeper-----Lv. 1-
Hibiki
(young form)
MountainGoalkeeper-Lv. 1Lv. 1----
HyakkiFireGoalkeeper--Lv. 11----
JiitaForestGoalkeeper---Lv. 4Lv. 4Lv. 6-
JinnoForestGoalkeeper-Lv. 20Lv. 20----
KadookaFireGoalkeeper-Lv. 28Lv. 66----
KanariMountainGoalkeeper---Lv. 4Lv. 4Lv. 4-
KinoMountainGoalkeeper-Lv. 23-Lv. 4Lv. 4Lv. 5-
KoiwaFireGoalkeeper---Lv. 16Lv. 16Lv. 18-
KoumokuMountainGoalkeeper---Lv. 4Lv. 4Lv. 9-
KurenWindMidfielder--Lv. 19----
LauForestGoalkeeper----Lv. 37Lv. 39-
Lau
(Hyper Dive Mode)
ForestGoalkeeper-----Lv. 37-
MasagoFireGoalkeeperLv. 58Lv. 30Lv. 18----
NataniForestGoalkeeper--Lv. 17----
PaaForestGoalkeeper---Lv. 4Lv. 4Lv. 1-
RococoMountainGoalkeeper---Lv. 4Lv. 4Lv. 1-
SasayamaForestGoalkeeper-Lv. 18Lv. 18----
SereiForestGoalkeeper---Lv. 1Lv. 1Lv. 1-
ShinsukeMountainDefender---Lv. 50---
Son-kunFireGoalkeeper--Lv. 11----
StiaMountainGoalkeeper----Lv. 12Lv. 23-
TachimukaiForestGoalkeeper---Lv. 4
(改)
Lv. 4Lv. 1-
Tachimukai
(adult form)
ForestGoalkeeper-----Lv. 1-
TamagorouWindGoalkeeperLv. 35Lv. 22Lv. 22-Lv. 10Lv. 5-
TemizuWindGoalkeeper---Lv. 4Lv. 4Lv. 2-
TomokaMountainGoalkeeper----Lv. 27Lv. 26-
Mountain version - NPC only
Robo SMountainGoalkeeper--Lv. 1----
Forest version
TachimukaiForestGoalkeeper-Lv. 1Lv. 1
(改)
---Lv. 1

Spin-off games[]

Users - Inazuma Eleven Strikers series
PlayerNameElementPositionCan use
Mountain version
EndouMountainGoalkeeper
KinoMountainGoalkeeper
RococoMountainGoalkeeper
ShinsukeMountainGoalkeeper
TamagorouWindDefender
Forest version
TachimukaiForestGoalkeeper
Inazuma Eleven Everyday!!
Inazuma Eleven Dash
Users - Inazuma Eleven AC
CardNamePositionOFDFEnergyCost
Endou
[AS02-02]
Goalkeeper3100547016
Endou
[AS03-01]
Goalkeeper3240586008
Endou
[AS05-12]
Goalkeeper3150580028
Endou
[DB00-PM (C)]
Goalkeeper2780492015
Users - Inazuma Eleven SD
PlayerNameElementPositionSlot
Mountain version
Endou
[Iketen]
MountainGoalkeeperSlot 2
Endou
[Oden]
MountainGoalkeeperSlot 2
Endou
[Raimon]
MountainGoalkeeperSlot 1
Hibiki
[Raimon OB]
MountainGoalkeeperSlot 1
Kanime
[Eisei]
MountainDefenderSlot 2
Kino
[TeamSto - Tonegawa Tousen]
MountainGoalkeeperSlot 2
Sata
[Manatsu]
MountainGoalkeeperSlot 2
Shinsuke
[Shinsei Raimon - GK]
MountainGoalkeeperSlot 1
Forest version
Tachimukai
[Haru Waku]
ForestGoalkeeperSlot 2
Tachimukai
[Shuurenjou]
ForestGoalkeeperSlot 2

Info[]

Anime[]

Inazuma Eleven[]

In the practice match between Raimon and Teikoku Gakuen[1], Endou used it, successfully catching Sakuma, Jimon, and Doumen's Death Zone, to which Onigawara noted it to be one of the legendary hissatsu techniques of the Inazuma Eleven.

In the practice match between Raimon and Occult[2], Endou used it, successfully catching Tsukimura's Phantom Shoot.

In the match between Raimon and Nose[3], Endou used it, successfully catching Gorilla's Tarzan Kick.

In the match between Raimon and Mikage Sennou[4], Endou used it, successfully catching Takeshi's shot.

In the duel between Endou and Hibiki[5], Endou used it, successfully catching Hibiki's third shot and making him Raimon's new coach. Shortly afterwards, Hibiki noted Mamoru looked like his grandfather, Daisuke, when using God Hand.

In the match between Raimon and Teikoku Gakuen[6], Endou used it to try to catch the ball, but it was broken through by Kidou, Jimon, and Sakuma's Koutei Penguin 2gou. Endou used it again with both of his hands, successfully catching Kidou, Jimon, and Sakuma's Koutei Penguin 2gou.

In the practice match between the Inazuma Eleven and Raimon[7], Hibiki used it, successfully catching Someoka's Dragon Crash, which he noted to be the original version of God Hand. Endou used it to try to catch the ball, but it was broken through by Ukishima and Builder's Honoo no Kazamidori.

In the match between Raimon and Sengoku Igajima[8], Endou used it to try to catch the ball, but it was broken through by Kirigakure's Tsuchi Daruma.

Amidst Raimon's training[9], Endou used it, barely catching Ichinose's Spinning Shoot, to which Endou noted would have scored had Ichinose shot it from the penalty area.

In the match between Raimon and Kidokawa Seishuu[10], Endou used it, successfully catching Tsutomu's Back Tornado. Endou used it again to try to catch the ball, but it was broken through by Masaru, Tsutomu, and Tomo's Triangle Z. Endou used it once more with both of his hands and with Kurimatsu and Kabeyama's aid, successfully catching Masaru, Tsutomu, and Tomo's Triangle Z.

In Endou's nightmare[11], Endou used it to try to catch the ball, but it was quickly broken through by the shot of one of Zeus' members, shattering both God Hand and him in the process.

In the match between Raimon and Zeus[12], Endou used it to try to catch the ball, but it was broken through by Aphrodi's God Knows. Endou used it again to try to catch the ball, but it was broken through by Demeter's Reflect Buster.

In the match between Raimon and Hakuren[13], Endou used it to try to catch the ball, but it was frozen and broken through by Fubuki's Eternal Blizzard.

In the match between Raimon and Shin Teikoku Gakuen[14], Endou used it to try to catch the ball, but it was broken through by Sakuma's Koutei Penguin 1gou, injuring him in the process. Endou used it again, barely stopping Fudou's shot and slipping out of his hands in the process.

In the match between Raimon and Osaka Gals CCC[15], Endou used it, successfully catching Reika and Rica's Butterfly Dream.

Amidst Raimon's visit to Yokato[16], Tachimukai used its blue variant with Toda's suggestion, successfully catching Ichinose's shot. Shortly afterwards, Endou and Tachimukai used both of their God Hands against each other, to which Endou noted Tachimukai's God Hand to be the real deal.

In the practice match between Yokato and Raimon[16], Tachimukai used its blue variant, successfully catching Ichinose's Spiral Shot. Tachimukai used its blue variant again[17], successfully catching Rica's Rose Splash.

Amidst Raimon's training[18], Tachimukai used its blue variant to try to catch the ball, but it was broken through by Gouenji's Fire Tornado.

In the match between Raimon and Dark Emperors[19], Endou used it, successfully catching Kazemaru's shot. Endou used it again, making it shine brighter than before and barely catching Kurimatsu, Shishido, and Kazemaru's Triple Boost. Endou used it once more, making it shine like a rainbow and successfully catching Kazemaru, Someoka, and Max's Dark Phoenix.

In the match between Nippon Daihyou Kouho A and Nippon Daihyou Kouho B[20], Endou used 真 God Hand, successfully catching Gouenji's Fire Tornado 改.

As a tire was rolling down the street[21], Endou used it, successfully stopping the tire.

Amidst Inazuma Japan's training[22], Endou used 真 God Hand, successfully catching Gouenji's Fire Tornado 改.

Amidst Tachimukai's training for his new hissatsu technique[23], Tachimukai used its blue variant, successfully catching Tsunami's Tsunami Boost.

Amidst Endou's training[24], Endou used it in tandem with Rococo's red variant, blowing away the tire and successfully preventing Natsumi from being hit.

In the match between A Team and B Team[25], Endou used it, successfully catching Kidou, Fubuki, and Ichinose's Koutei Penguin 2gou.

Inazuma Eleven GO Chrono Stone[]

In the second and last match between Tenmas and Protocol Omega[26], Endou used it, successfully catching Alpha's shot. Shortly afterwards, Endou celebrated having finally completed the hissatsu technique, to which Wandaba noted it to be a result of a temporal resonance.

Movie[]

Inazuma Eleven the Movie: The Invasion of the Strongest Army Ogre[]

In the match between Raimon and Ogre Gakuen, Endou used it to try to catch the ball, but it was broken through by Eskaba's Death Rain.

Inazuma Eleven Chou Jigen Dream Match[]

In the match between Inazuma Best Eleven and Inazuma Battle Eleven, Endou used it, successfully catching SARU's Shellbit Burst. Endou used it again to try to catch the ball, but it was quickly broken through by Hakuryuu's White Hurricane.

Game[]

Inazuma Eleven[]

In the practice match between Raimon and Teikoku Gakuen[27], Endou used it, successfully catching Teikoku Gakuen's last shot.

Inazuma Eleven 2: Kyoui no Shinryakusha[]

In the match between Raimon and Gemini Storm[28], Endou used it, successfully catching one of Gemini Storm's shots.

Inazuma Eleven GO 2: Chrono Stone[]

In the second and last match between Tenmas and Protocol Omega[29], Endou used it, successfully catching Alpha's Shoot Command 01.

Acquirement[]

Inazuma Eleven 3
Mountain
  • Can be found in a treasure chest in Inazuma Town's Shopping District.
  • Can be bought in Oosaka's Hihoudou: Oosaka Shop (秘宝堂(ひほうどう) 大阪(おおさか)(てん)) on Hihoudou (秘宝堂) for 400 Nekketsu points.
  • Can be acquired in Rank 4 Tournaments, with a 40% drop rate.

Usage[]

Inazuma Eleven[]

The user reels back their right arm and puts their left arm behind their right arm, gathering energy and quickly extending their right arm in the air. As the energy is released, a huge hand appears surrounded by small sparks. They then reel back their right arm once more and extend it forward as the ball heads towards the goal, drawing back the hand and catching it with their right hand if successful.

Inazuma Eleven Ares no Tenbin[]

The user reels their arms onto their back, gathering a bright blue sparklike energy in both of their hands. As they concentrate it in their right hand, they spring forward towards the ball, catching it with their right hand if successful.

Slideshow[]

Gallery[]

Gallery

Video[]

Anime[]

INAZUMA_ELEVEN_FIRST_SHIN_GOD_HAND_(INAZUMA_JAPAN_VERSION)

INAZUMA ELEVEN FIRST SHIN GOD HAND (INAZUMA JAPAN VERSION)

INAZUMA_ELEVEN_FIRST_GOD_HAND_(YOKATO_VERSION)

INAZUMA ELEVEN FIRST GOD HAND (YOKATO VERSION)

INAZUMA_ELEVEN_FIRST_GOD_HAND_(LITTLE_GIGANT_VERSION)

INAZUMA ELEVEN FIRST GOD HAND (LITTLE GIGANT VERSION)

Movie[]


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Game[]

Inazuma Eleven[]

God_Hand

God Hand

Inazuma Eleven 2: Kyoui no Shinryakusha[]

IE2_Game_-_真_God_Hand

IE2 Game - 真 God Hand

IE2_Game_-_God_Hand_(Blue)

IE2 Game - God Hand (Blue)

Inazuma Eleven GO[]

Inazuma_Eleven_Go_Shine_Dark_-_Shin_God_Hand

Inazuma Eleven Go Shine Dark - Shin God Hand

Inazuma Eleven GO Strikers 2013[]

Inazuma_Eleven_GO_Strikers_2013_-_God_Hand_Endou_ver._(_ゴッドハンド_)_円堂守_バージョン-0

Inazuma Eleven GO Strikers 2013 - God Hand Endou ver. ( ゴッドハンド ) 円堂守 バージョン-0

Inazuma Eleven SD[]

Inazuma Eleven version[]

-Inazuma_Eleven_SD-_God_Hand_OG_-_Endou_Mamoru

-Inazuma Eleven SD- God Hand OG - Endou Mamoru

-Inazuma_Eleven_SD-_God_Hand_OG_-_Nishizono_Shinsuke

-Inazuma Eleven SD- God Hand OG - Nishizono Shinsuke

-Inazuma_Eleven_SD-_God_Hand_(Wood)_-_Yuuki_Tachimukai

-Inazuma Eleven SD- God Hand (Wood) - Yuuki Tachimukai

Inazuma Eleven Ares no Tenbin version[]
-Inazuma_Eleven_SD-_God_Hand_AO_-_Unvoiced

-Inazuma Eleven SD- God Hand AO - Unvoiced

Inazuma Eleven Eiyuutachi no Victory Road[]


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Trivia[]

God Hand +1

真 God Hand as God Hand +1 in Inazuma Eleven's English localization.

  • In the Inazuma Eleven manga, God Hand has the Majin in Majin The Hand behind Endou.
    • However, the Majin greatly resembles Raijin, the the Japanese Thunder God.
  • In the English localization of the Inazuma Eleven anime, when Endou used 真 God Hand amidst Inazuma Japan's training[22], it's shown as God Hand +1.
    • This causes a continuation error as it was previously shown as God Hand +2 in the selection match[20].
    • Interestingly, the aforementioned instances had it said as True God Hand despite its typography showing otherwise.
(DOA) GZ, GH, & AUFO

God Hand in Downer Onee-san wa Asobitai.

References[]

  1. Inazuma Eleven - Episode 002.
  2. Inazuma Eleven - Episode 004.
  3. Inazuma Eleven - Episode 006.
  4. Inazuma Eleven - Episode 006.
  5. Inazuma Eleven - Episode 011.
  6. Inazuma Eleven - Episode 013.
  7. Inazuma Eleven - Episode 014.
  8. Inazuma Eleven - Episode 016.
  9. Inazuma Eleven - Episode 019.
  10. Inazuma Eleven - Episode 021.
  11. Inazuma Eleven - Episode 022.
  12. Inazuma Eleven - Episode 025.
  13. Inazuma Eleven - Episode 032.
  14. Inazuma Eleven - Episode 038.
  15. Inazuma Eleven - Episode 040.
  16. 16.0 16.1 Inazuma Eleven - Episode 043.
  17. Inazuma Eleven - Episode 044.
  18. Inazuma Eleven - Episode 053.
  19. Inazuma Eleven - Episode 065.
  20. 20.0 20.1 20.2 Inazuma Eleven - Episode 069.
  21. 21.0 21.1 Inazuma Eleven - Episode 085.
  22. 22.0 22.1 Inazuma Eleven - Episode 086.
  23. Inazuma Eleven - Episode 090.
  24. 24.0 24.1 Inazuma Eleven - Episode 119.
  25. 25.0 25.1 Inazuma Eleven - Episode 127.
  26. Inazuma Eleven GO Chrono Stone - Episode 003.
  27. Inazuma Eleven - Chapter 1.
  28. Inazuma Eleven 2: Kyoui no Shinryakusha - Chapter 1.
  29. Inazuma Eleven GO 2: Chrono Stone - Chapter 1.
  30. Downer Onee-san wa Asobitai - Chapter 9.
  31. Punipuni commercial.


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