Hissatsu Kumagoroshi Zan (
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Inazuma Eleven Ares no Tenbin[]
It was used twice in the match between Hakuren and Inakuni Raimon. Atsuya used it after he got the ball from nice teamplay of his team. He easily broke through Norika's Uzumaki The Hand, scoring the 1-0 for Hakuren. However, his second attempt failed as Inamori Asuto and Kozoumaru Sasuke reflected his shoot with Counter Drive to Hakuren's own goal.
Inazuma Eleven Orion no Kokuin[]
It was used by Atsuya as his entrance to the training facility of Inazuma Japan in Russia. He shot it straight into the goal to get the attention of everyone.
Atsuya later used it during the match between Inazuma Japan and Muteki no Giant. After a good move with Haizaki and Asuto, Atsuya was free on goal and used this technique, to score Inazuma Japan's first goal. However, the shot was easily saved by Alonso Fibiano and his The Boyon. In the second half, Atsuya was through on goal again and fired this technique, but just like in the first half, it was saved by Alonso's The Boyon. Later, after Goujin faked his Fire Lemonade Rising, Atsuya came in from behind and quickly used Hissatsu Kumagoroshi Zan, scoring the 2-2 for Inazuma Japan.
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The user slightly raises their left hand, causing crimson fire to form and come out. The user swings their left hand back, creating a curve with the crimson fire. The fire clears and the user is now slightly above ground, with their right leg pulled back, and the crimson flame connecting to their right foot. The user kicks the ball using their right leg, leaving a slight red slash that spins the ball. The user then turns around and does a back kick with their left foot. The ball glows red and large X appears on the ball, with a silhouette of a bear with red eyes appearing behind it. The ball flies towards the goal, leaving a trail of red aura, with the user landing on the ground and kneeling down, back facing the goal.
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- Its dub name, Ursa Rager, is derived from Ursa Major, a constellation in the northern sky.
- When combined with its counterpart's dub name, Ursa Binder, it depicts the greater bear being strong enough to attack, whilst the lesser bear gets restrained.
- In episode 24 of the Inazuma Eleven Orion no Kokuin anime, when Atsuya arrived in Russia, he used a special variant of this hissatsu technique, calling it Hissatsu Russia no Shirokumagoroshi Zan (
必殺 ロシアのしろクマゴロシ斬 , Hissatsu Roshia no Shirokumagoroshi Zan, lit. Russia's Deadly Polar Bear Killer: Decapitate; dub: Russia Polar Ursa Rager). - In the English localization of the Inazuma Eleven Ares no Tenbin anime, despite the typography only showing "Ursa Rager," Atsuya says "Special Move: Ursa Rager."
- This is likely due to the presence of "Hissatsu" in its original name, "Hissatsu Kumagoroshi Zan," which are known as "special moves" in the English localization.
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