Megaton Head (メガトンヘッド, Megaton Heddo) is a shoot hissatsu technique introduced in Inazuma Eleven.
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In the match between Raimon and Diamond Dust[1], Endou created it on a whim as he was about to use Seigi no Tekken outside the penalty area, successfully deflecting Gazel's Northern Impact with an incomplete Megaton Head.
Amidst Endou's training to complete Megaton Head[2], Endou tried using Megaton Head, but kept on using his hands instead of his head as he was using Seigi no Tekken as the basis. In order to prevent Endou from using his hands again, Kidou suggested tying tires around Endou's arms so he could concentrate all of his power on his head. Continuing his training, Endou managed to fully materialize the orange hand through his head, successfully deflecting Goeunji's shot. Seeing this, Kidou suggested Endou to test it against a hissatsu technique, which Endou agreed. After taking off the tires, Endou used it, successfully deflecting Kidou, Gouenji, and Ichinose's Koutei Penguin 2gou and completing Megaton Head. Shortly afterwards, Megane gave the technique its name.
In the match between Raimon and Chaos[3], Endou used it, successfully deflecting Burn's Atomic Flare, blowing him away in the process. Endou used it again[4], quickly getting past Grent and successfully scoring Raimon's seventh goal.
In the second and last match between Raimon and The Genesis[5], Endou used it, successfully deflecting Wheeze's shot. Endou used it again[6] following Gouenji's Bakunetsu Storm an aerial pass to try to score, but it was stopped by Nero's Procyon Net. Endou used it once more following Touko, Tsunami, and Kogure's Perfect Tower, successfully deflecting Gran's Ryuusei Blade. Endou used it one last time following Tachimukai's Mugen The Hand G2[7], successfully deflecting Gran, Ulvida, and Wheeze's Supernova, blowing him away in the process.
In the match between Orpheus and Team K[8], Endou used it, quickly getting past Indigo and successfully scoring Orpheus' first goal.
Amidst Inazuma Japan's training[9], Endou used Megaton Head G2 to try to score, but it was stopped by Tachimukai's Maou The Hand.
In the match between Erabareta 11nin and Dark Angel[10], Endou used Megaton Head G3, getting past Sein's bodily defense and successfully scoring Erabareta 11nin's second and winning goal.
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In the match between Inazuma Best Eleven and Inazuma Battle Eleven, Endou used it, successfully deflecting Zanark's shot.
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The user puts their arms in front of their face, quickly reeling them back as an orange orb appears on their forehead and draws in fleeting, white shockwaves. A huge, yellow hand appears behind them, gripped by orange sparks coming from the orange orb, clenching and turning into a fist. They then cross their arms and rapidly reel them back, heading the ball with the fist and covering it with spiky, yellow energy, curving as it heads towards the goal.
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_Megaton_Head.png "(VR) Megaton Head.png (1.65 MB)") Megaton Head in the Inazuma Eleven Eiyuutachi no Victory Road game. _Megaton_Head_preview.png "(2013) Megaton Head preview.png (13 KB)") Megaton Head's preview in Inazuma Eleven GO Strikers 2013.  Megaton Head in the TCG. .jpg "Megaton Head (dub).jpg (96 KB)") Megaton Head in Inazuma Eleven's English localization. |
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INAZUMA ELEVEN FIRST MEGATON HEAD G3
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Inazuma Eleven Chou Jigen Dream Match Megaton Head
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IE2 Game - Megaton Head
Trivia[]
- Megaton Head was a winning entry for a CoroCoro magazine hissatsu contest and introduced into the series[11].
References[]
- ↑ Inazuma Eleven - Episode 054.
- ↑ Inazuma Eleven - Episode 055.
- ↑ Inazuma Eleven - Episode 057.
- ↑ Inazuma Eleven - Episode 058.
- ↑ Inazuma Eleven - Episode 060.
- ↑ Inazuma Eleven - Episode 061.
- ↑ Inazuma Eleven - Episode 062.
- ↑ Inazuma Eleven - Episode 093.
- ↑ Inazuma Eleven - Episode 096.
- ↑ Inazuma Eleven - Episode 111.
- ↑ Gekkan CoroCoro Comic (October 2009 issue)
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