It was used during the match between Inazuma Japan and Brazil. Nishikage, Tatsuya and Mizukamiya successfully stopped Arthur and Lucian's Death Samba by using their new technique.
Usage[]
First, the goalkeeper smashes their fists together, forming a moon-shaped symbol aura with purple electricity around it. Two other defenders next to the goalkeeper leap upwards and together form an expanding ball of blue energy. The moon-shaped symbols start to rain downwards from the sky as the goalkeeper waves his arms to generate many shiny crystal diamonds like a dome shield around him. If the save is successful, the shoot will hit one crystal and reflect and reverberate inside the crystal dome, eventually slowing down and halting in the goalkeeper's hands.
Part of its name, KAMAKURA, is a reference to the eponymous winter festival located in Kamakura where people build igloos dedicated to the Water God, praying for ample water.
Interestingly, part of one of its prominent users' name, Mizukamiya, translates to "Water God."
It is the first hissatsu technique in the anime to have fully-Latin script typography.
