Maboroshi Shot

For the hissatsu technique referred to by the same localized name, see Phantom Shoot.

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Maboroshi Shot
Hissatsu data
JP name	マボロシショット
Dub name	Will-o'-the-Wisp Shot (game) Phantom Shot (anime)
Type	Shoot
Element	Forest
Power	120 (GO) 130 (Chrono Stone) 90 (Galaxy)
Shibire damage	10 (Chrono Stone) 30 (Galaxy)
Users	1
Evolution	Normal → V2 → V3 → V4 → Z (GO & Chrono Stone) Normal → V2 → V3 → V4 → Z → ∞ (Galaxy)
Cost
GO	50
GO	50
Chrono Stone	50
Chrono Stone	50
Galaxy	40
Galaxy	40
Strikers 2012 Xtreme	50
Strikers 2012 Xtreme	50
GO Strikers 2013	40
GO Strikers 2013	40
Debut
Game	Inazuma Eleven GO
Anime	Episode 034 (GO)

Maboroshi Shot (マボロシショット, Maboroshi Shotto, lit. Illusory Shot) is a shoot hissatsu technique introduced in Inazuma Eleven GO.

Game description

Description

GO JP: T.B.A. EN: Is the ball really there at all?! Nobody can stand in the way of this spooky shot! Chrono Stone JP: T.B.A. EN: The ball will glow with eerie light, darting to and fro and zipping past the goalie. Galaxy Spin-offs Strikers 2012 Xtreme T.B.A. GO Strikers 2013

All profiles are transcribed and translated accurately to the source material.

Users

Inazuma Eleven GO

• Akaoni
• Akari
• Akiyama Himiko
• Atari
• Axe
• Azuki
• Bolt
• Chihara Sakiya
• Endou Kanon
• Escape
• Garago
• Itakayama
• Jami
• Jay
• Kakihara
• Kamiyama Gounoshin
• Kauru
• Kawahata
• Kudou Fuyuka
• Kurimatsu Teppei
• Lillian
• Mahoro Tadashi
• Matsuri
• Mika
• Mitsuyoshi Yozakura
• Namuhiro
• Odoro
• Ooki Tamanori
• Ougi
• Pirania
• Rafura
• Retsuya
• Rikako
• Rinko
• Rinne Makoto
• Seiya
• Shida Tsugumu
• Shiranui Eiji
• Shiroho
• Stein
• Tamura Baku
• Tanuki
• Tatsumi
• Tengu
• Yonbuichi
• Yotsuuchi
• Yuuki Jou
• Yuurei
• Yuuto

Inazuma Eleven GO 2: Chrono Stone

• Atari
• Ganta
• Kakihara
• Kiminami
• Konomi
• Kyuu
• Mahoro Tadashi
• Masaki
• Miira
• Nomad
• Odoro
• Senkuro
• Takenaka Hanzou
• Tengu
• Touya Kunihiro
• Yuukoku Hiroyuki

Inazuma Eleven GO Galaxy

• Amano Keita
• Atari
• Ganta
• Kakihara
• Catra Page (young form)
• Kiminami
• Konomi
• Kyuu
• Mahoro Tadashi
• Sentoku
• Megane Kakeru
• Miira
• Nomad
• Pyohl
• Senkuro
• Takenaka Hanzou
• Thamgan Jaa
• Tengu
• Touya Kunihiro
• Yuukoku Hiroyuki

Inazuma Eleven Strikers 2012 Xtreme

• Rinne Makoto
• Yuuki Jou

Inazuma Eleven GO Strikers 2013

• Mahoro Tadashi
• Mitsuyoshi Yozakura
• Rinne Makoto
• Yuuki Jou

Info

Inazuma Eleven GO

It first appeared on scans, then in game and finally onscreen too in episode 34, against Raimon, in the 1/4 finals of the Holy Road in the Pinball Stadium. It scored two goals for Genei Gakuen.

It's used again in episode 35 and scored a third goal. But it was finally blocked by Amagi's Atlantis Wall.

Inazuma Eleven GO Galaxy

It was used in the practice match between Inazuma Japan and Resistance Japan to score the second goal for the his team, easily passing through Ibuki.

Usage

The user crouches down with the ball, creating many large green flames that quickly fly into the ball, causing it to spin and glow green. The user then kicks the ball causing the ball to fly forward, while disappearing and reappearing. The ball disappears and reappears, passing through the opponent's hissatsu.

Gallery

Gallery
Anime screenshots Game screenshots TCG Miscellaneous Maboroshi Shot blocked by Atlantis Wall. Maboroshi Shot's preview in Inazuma Eleven GO Strikers 2013. IG-05-053. IG-11-084. Maboroshi Shot in Inazuma Eleven GO's English game localization. Maboroshi Shot in Inazuma Eleven GO's English anime localization.

Slideshow

Anime

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Video

Anime

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Trivia

• The strength of this technique in Inazuma Eleven GO was listed as "B" in "Inazuma Eleven GO Shine/Dark: Nekketsu Official Guidebook Kyuukyoku-ban".
• In the game, the localized name for Maboroshi Shot, Will-o'-the-Wisp Shot, is derived from the phrase "Will-o'-the Wisp", which means an atmospheric ghost light seen by travelers at night.