Hitori One-Two (ひとりワンツー, Hitori Wan Tsū, lit. Solitary One-Two) is a dribble hissatsu technique introduced in Inazuma Eleven.
In the Inazuma Eleven anime, it is both a dribble and shoot hissatsu technique.
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Inazuma Eleven 2
- Aku
- Aomori
- Asuka
- Ayumu
- Berlin
- Bonten
- Goggle
- Gouyuu
- Hanamura
- Hashiguchi
- Hatoyama
- Hiiro
- Horitaka
- Ienaga
- Ikari Gengorou (young & ??? forms)
- Inami
- Ishihara
- Iwate
- Iya Mafuru
- Iyatani Kengo
- Jahana Sango
- Kageta Meguru
- Kaji
- Kijima
- Kuji
- Maanyan
- Mamada
- Matsutani
- Miyazaki
- Nagasaka
- Nagatsuki
- Nakazono
- Natchan
- Nemuko
- Nishiya
- Noborikawa
- Okada
- Ooita
- Saita
- Sapporo
- Sarayama
- Senba Ginko
- Seven
- Shigyou
- Shinma
- Shinra
- Shiota
- Shiraishi
- Shitsuhara Zen
- Shizu-chan
- Suetake
- Takahara
- Takao
- Takasawa
- Takayume Souichi
- Taneda
- Tanimura
- Tentou
- Tottori
- Tou
- Tsugumi
- Ueda
- Ueno
- Yakushima
- Yamazaki
- Yogi
- Yousuke
Inazuma Eleven 3
Inazuma Eleven GO 2: Chrono Stone
- André
- Aosai
- Aru
- Azuki
- Bachou
- Bonten
- Chameleh
- Clove
- Coco
- Cocona
- Egi
- Frasco
- Geeg
- Hat
- Hershel Layton
- Hoshifuru Kaguya
- Ichimasa
- Ikamizu
- Imoto
- Kakihara
- Kako
- Karin
- Kikuichi
- Kurohe
- Kurohime
- Lili
- Lonely
- Looper
- Mad
- Matsudo
- Meiseki
- Mieto
- Misato
- Nairu
- Nakazaki
- Nasu
- Nishinosora Yoichi
- Noemi
- Sagami Toshihiko
- Shiori
- Shishimaru
- Soramori
- Sukeban
- Touka
- Turquoise
- Ueno
- Usui
- Utsunomiya Toramaru
- Wakame
- Yokohama
Inazuma Eleven GO Galaxy
Inazuma Eleven GO Strikers 2013
Inazuma Eleven SD
- Utsunomiya Toramaru (Kira Natsu form)
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Inazuma Eleven[]
In the match between Nippon Daihyou Kouho B and Nippon Daihyou Kouho A[1], Toramaru used it, successfully getting past Hijikata.
Inazuma Eleven GO[]
In the match between Arakumo Gakuen and Raimon[2], Taiyou used it, quickly getting past Shinsuke and successfully scoring Arakumo Gakuen's third goal.
Inazuma Eleven GO Chrono Stone[]
In the first match between Raimon and Zanark Domain[3], Taiyou used it, successfully getting past Yaksha but being broken through by Org.
Inazuma Eleven GO Galaxy[]
Amidst Inazuma Japan's test[4], Konoha accidentally used it, successfully scoring a goal and passing the test in the process.
Inazuma Eleven Ares no Tenbin[]
In the second and last match between Seishou Gakuen and Raimon[5], Haizaki used it, successfully getting past Mansaku, Iwato, and Hiyori.
Manga[]
In the match between Orpheus and Inazuma Japan[6], Fidio used it, successfully getting past Kabeyama.
Usage[]
The user comes to a sudden halt as their opponent runs towards them, quickly kicking the ball to the left with the side of their right foot. They then spring to their left as the ball continues to spin in the air, confusing their opponent. Once the ball lands on the field, it rapidly spins in place and raises up a cloud of dust, gathering enough momentum and rebounding off of the field back to the user, catching it with their right foot and dashing ahead, successfully getting past their opponent.
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_Hitori_One-Two_preview.png "(2013) Hitori One-Two preview.png (12 KB)")
Hitori One-Two's preview in Inazuma Eleven GO Strikers 2013.
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Inazuma Eleven 2: Kyoui no Shinryakusha[]
IE2 Game - Hitori One-Two
Inazuma Eleven SD[]
-Inazuma Eleven SD- Hitori One Two - Unvoiced
Trivia[]
- It is one of the hissatsu techniques whose name nor typography is never said aloud in the Inazuma Eleven anime series.
- It shares this trait with Super Armadillo, Triple Defense, Twin Boost F, Final Tornado, Moonsault, and Tamanori Pierrot.
- Despite its name never being said, in the match between Raimon and Seishou Gakuen[5], Mansaku was surprised Haizaki performed a "solitary one-two" after getting past him, Iwato, and Hiyori.
- However, in the English localization, his dialogue was changed to him being surprised Haizaki managed to "catch his own pass."
- It is one of the hissatsu techniques to have different types across media.
- It shares this trait with Super Armadillo, Gorimuchuu, Fake Ball, Tamanori Pierrot and Koori no Ya.
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