God Hand (ゴッドハンド, Goddo Hando) is a catch hissatsu technique.
Game description
Inazuma Eleven
- "Through guts and spirit, this huge right hand should stop any shot!"
Users
- Endou Mamoru (真 God Hand)
- Gotenba Tooru
- Jiita
- Kanenari Atsunori
- Koiwa Yousuke
- Koumoku
- Nishizono Shinsuke
- Paa
- Rococo Urupa
- Rolling
- Serei Kazutoyo
- Tachimukai Yuuki (God Hand 改)
- Temizu Kenji
- Umihara Norika (Blue version)
- Endou Mamoru
- Kino Aki
- Tachimukai Yuuki (Blue version)
- Tamano Gorou
- Endou Mamoru
- Kino Aki
- Tachimukai Yuuki (Blue version)
- Tamano Gorou
- Endou Mamoru
- Kino Aki
- Nishizono Shinsuke
- Rococo Urupa
- Tachimukai Yuuki (Blue version)
- Tamano Gorou
Info
Inazuma Eleven
It first appeared in episode 2 in the match against Teikoku Gakuen. It was used by Endou to stop Death Zone. It was again used in episode 13 to stop Koutei Penguin 2gou. It was used again in Episode 14 by Hibiki Seigou to stop Someoka's Dragon Crash. In episode 43 Tachimukai used it to stop Ichinose Kazuya's shot. In episode 65, it evolved twice in the match against Dark Emperors, to 改 to stop Triple Boost and to 真 to stop Dark Phoenix. The red version appeared in episode 118 when Rococo and Endou stopped a tire from harming Natsumi. In episode 127 it was used again by Endou to stop Koutei Penguin 2gou.
In Inazuma Eleven 3: Sekai e no Chousen!!, the manual for this hissatsu can be found in the Osaka's hissatsu store.
Inazuma Eleven GO Chrono Stone
Endou temporarily joined Tenmas as goalkeeper in the match between Tenmas and Protocol Omega. Endou used God Hand and successfully stopped Alpha's shoot and surprised him, as Endou shouldn't be able to use God Hand before the match between Raimon and Teikoku Gakuen.
Inazuma Eleven Chou Jigen Dream Match
Endou used God Hand twice in the match between Inazuma Best Eleven and Inazuma Battle Eleven. He successfully stopped Saryuu Evan's Shellbit Burst but failed to stop Hakuryuu's White Hurricane when he used God Hand the second time.
Usage
The user gathers energy into their right hand, then raises it to create a huge hand connecting to the user's hand with energy bolts. The user then thrusts the hand forward to catch the ball.
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Anime
Video
Anime
Yellow version
Inazuma Eleven GO Chrono Stone - God Hand
Blue version
God Hand (Blue Version)
Game
Inazuma eleven 3 Challenge to the world - True God Hand
Blue version
Gand Hand (Blue Version) Game
GO game
Inazuma Eleven Go Shine Dark - Shin God Hand
Inazuma Eleven GO Strikers 2013
Yellow version
Inazuma Eleven GO Strikers 2013 - God Hand Endou ver. ( ゴッドハンド ) 円堂守 バージョン-0
Blue version
IE GO Strikers 2013 - God Hand (Blue Version)
Trivia
- In the manga, God Hand resembled Majin The Hand, despite the name still being God Hand.
- However, the figure that appears behind Endou when using God Hand seems to resemble the japanese Thunder God Raijin.
- In the games, God Hand is the only hissatsu whose appearance changes when fully evolved.
- In the Inazuma Eleven GO game, Tachimukai has this move already evolved to 改, while Endou has it already evolved to 真 when you scout them or play against them in the game.
- God Hand is the first hissatsu technique Endou used, and the first catch hissatsu technique used.
- There are 3 different color versions of God Hand; yellow, blue and red.
- There is also a green God Hand used in The Galaxy.
- In the Brazilian and Latin American version of Inazuma Eleven, it was called "Ghost Hand", while in the Italian version, it was called "Light Hand".
- This hissatsu has appeared in all games so far, from the original series to GO, along with Majin The Hand, Fire Tornado, Shippuu Dash, The Wall, Illusion Ball and Koutei Penguin 2gou.
- In the manga it evolves differently from the anime.
