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Maou The Hand (魔王(まおう)・ザ・ハンド, Maou Za Hando, lit. Demon King The Hand) is a catch hissatsu technique.

Description[]

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  • "Pour your fury into this move and change Majin into an angry demon!"

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Tachimukai became determined to create this technique because Kogure told him that he had only copied Endou's techniques such as God Hand and Majin The Hand. Mugen The Hand was also technically Endou's technique as it had appeared in Endou Daisuke's notebook, despite Tachimukai being the first one to master it. With the help of Kogure, Haruna, Kabeyama, Kurimatsu and Tsunami, Tachimukai was able to train for his new hissatsu and make it appear during the match against The Empire in episode 95.

Maou The Hand is similar to Majin The Hand except that it is purple in color and is more powerful. Tachimukai was able to evolve it until G5 and was able to stop Someoka's Dragon Slayer V3 and Gouenji's 真 Bakunetsu Screw. Maou The Hand G5 has a sparkling aura.

Usage[]

The user swings their arm to the side making purple energy appearing in vortex eventually turning it into a Maou (Demon King). The user brings both hands of in front of them with one Hand above the other as Maou mimics their movements and attempts to stop the ball.

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Inazuma Eleven Maou The Hand (Game Version With Voice)

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Trivia[]

  • "Maou" (魔王) means demon king, implying that Maou The Hand is likely an evolution of Majin The Hand.
    • In the anime, Tsunami Jousuke points out that it is an evolution of Mugen The Hand, which confuses Kogure.
    • Similar to Majin The Hand, it was also renamed in the Italian dub due to religious censorship, and is known as Mano di Forza (Force Hand).
  • In the manga and TCG, the word "Maou" is written in hiragana (まおう), instead of kanji as in the anime.
  • Maou The Hand can be seen as a direct parallel to Endou's God Catch, as both moves are their strongest catching hissatsu techniques, and involve using a devil or a god to stop the ball.
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