Naminori Pierrot (なみのりピエロ, lit. Surfing Clown) is a dribble hissatsu technique introduced in Inazuma Eleven GO.
Game description[]
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Users[]
- Araragi
- Barten
- Botamochi
- Bundoki
- Chouko
- Chisel
- Coral
- Frasco
- Fuka
- Hamano Kaiji
- Hard
- Heaban
- Ika
- Jelly
- Kadomichi Tooru
- Kaichou
- Kappaa
- Karube
- Kaizu Kouichirou
- Kick
- Koiura Hajime
- Konuma Waku
- Koomu
- Kurimatsu Teppei
- Kuufuku
- Kyaputen
- Looper
- Makiya
- Meiseki
- Mira
- Morimoto Kaito
- Motoyama
- Nabe
- Napoleon
- Nitamura
- Nyuudou
- Oganami
- Ooisokawa Tarou
- Ooki Tamanori
- Outro
- Patissier
- Pencil
- Randou
- Reina
- Riiri
- Rui
- Saruga Souma
- Sati
- Shinomata
- Stripe
- Sukeban
- Sumii Rei
- Tarui
- Terasaka Tokio
- Teshigawara
- Touga Tooru
- Tsun
- Tsunami Jousuke
- Ushiromuki
- Wakeru Kagehiro
- Watanuki
- Youkou
- Hamano Kaiji (Shinsei Raimon & KiraNatsu forms)
Info[]
This hissatsu was first used in episode 13, during the match of Raimon against Mannouzaka.
It also used in the matches against Hakuren and Kidokawa Seishuu in episode 26 and episode 30.
At Inazuma Town's riverbed, Matsukaze Tenma, Shindou Takuto, Nishizono Shinsuke, Sorano Aoi, Yamana Akane and Seto Midori were thinking back at the opponents Raimon has faced so far during the Holy Road tournament and this hissatsu was seen in their flashback.
After Raimon won the Holy Road, the team watched a special program that was commemorated to them on TV, showcasing their hissatsu, keshin and tactics they used and the opponents and their moves they faced during the tournament.
Usage[]
First, the user slams their foot on the ball, and at the moment the user puts of their feet onto the ball, a whirpool emerges from it. Next, the user runs on the ball towards the target. Then, a wave of water removes the target's view of the user, and when it clears, the user "surfs" off with the ball.
Slideshow[]
Gallery[]
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_Naminori_Pierrot.png "(GO) Naminori Pierrot.png (135 KB)") Naminori Pierrot in the Inazuma Eleven GO game. _Naminori_Pierrot_preview.png "(2013) Naminori Pierrot preview.png (13 KB)") Naminori Pierrot's preview in Inazuma Eleven GO Strikers 2013. _Log_Roll.png "(GO) Log Roll.png (264 KB)") Naminori Pierrot in Inazuma Eleven GO's English game localization.  Naminori Pierrot in Inazuma Eleven GO's English anime localization. |
Video[]
Anime[]
Inazuma Eleven Go - Tecnica - Naminori piero HD
Game[]
Inazuma Eleven Strikers 2012 Xtreme[]
Inazuma Eleven Strikers 2012 Xtreme HD - Naminori Piero
Inazuma Eleven SD[]
-Inazuma Eleven SD- Naminori Pierrot - Kaiji Hamano
Trivia[]
- Its dub name, Log Roll, is derived from logrolling, a Canadian sport.
- In the Inazuma Eleven GO 3DS games, its typography and its name in the character's hissatsu technique slots are misspelled as Namino Ripierrot (なみのリピエロ, Namino Ripiero).
- In Inazuma Eleven GO Strikers 2013, fully voiced lines from game files indicate Kinako was planned to have it in her moveset, but, ultimately, ended up being unused.
- In Inazuma Eleven GO's English anime localization, despite its typography showing "Log Roll," it is often said as Surfing Pierrot or Surfing Roll.
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