Silk Road (シルクロード, Shiruku Rōdo) is a dribble hissatsu technique.
Game description[]
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Users[]
Inazuma Eleven GO Galaxy
- Aaron Gachinski
- Aisha
- Anansi
- Azuki
- Bundoki
- Dande
- Dmitri Sobirov
- Douhara Teito
- Etuna Holk
- Garago
- Goshiki Jun
- Gouenji Shuuya
- Kageyama Hikaru
- Kogure Yuuya (Adult form)
- Kurimatsu Teppei
- Medeppo
- Mesh
- Mori
- Nakazaki
- Nenel
- Rakurai
- Riebo
- Rolan Lazarev
- Ruslan Kasimov
- Saginuma Osamu (Adult form)
- Salicy
- Sasuke
- Thrill
- Yuri Averin
Info[]
It first appeared in episode 16 in the match of Inazuma Japan and Storm Wolf. Rolan Lazarev used it and succesfully passed Nozaki Sakura.
It was used again in episode 17 by Rolan. He used it to get pass Minaho Kazuto and succeeded in doing it.
Usage[]
The user dribbles forward in a straight path, until the background changes to a desert. The user then comes into contact with the opponent as a shining light blinds the opponent, allowing the user to escape with the ball.
Slideshow[]
Official localization.
Video[]
Anime[]
Inazuma Eleven GO Galaxy 16 - Silk Road (シルクロード)
Inazuma Eleven GO Galaxy[]
Inazuma Eleven GO 3 Galaxy Silk Road
Trivia[]
- This hissatsu is a reference to the Silk Road, a historical network of interlinking trade routes across the Afro-Eurasian landmass.
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