Spiral Draw

Spiral Draw
Hissatsu data
JP name	スパイラルドロー
Dub name	Whirly-Whirly (game) Spiral Draw (anime) Cyclone Sprint (Victory Road)
Type	Block
Element	Wind
Power	80 (GO) 70 (Chrono Stone) 40 (Galaxy) Min. 20, Max. 47 (SD)
Aura damage	5
Users	1
Evolution	Normal → V2 → V3 → V4 → S (GO & Chrono Stone) Normal → V2 → V3 → V4 → S → ∞ (Galaxy)
Cost
GO	28
GO	28
Chrono Stone	23
Chrono Stone	23
Galaxy	10
Galaxy	10
Strikers	20 (JP) 30 (EU)
Strikers	20 (JP) 30 (EU)
Strikers 2012 Xtreme	30
Strikers 2012 Xtreme	30
GO Strikers 2013	30
GO Strikers 2013	30
SD	Min. 13, Max. 19
SD	Min. 13, Max. 19
Victory Road	70
Victory Road	70
Debut
Game	Inazuma Eleven Strikers
Anime	Episode 020 (GO)
Manga	Chapter 06 (GO)

Spiral Draw (スパイラルドロー, Supairaru Dorō) is a defense hissatsu technique introduced in Inazuma Eleven GO.

Game description

Description

GO JP: Raise up a tornado and instantly plunge into your opponent's reach! (T.B.A. ) EN: Smash into your foe like a tornado and then whisk the ball away. Chrono Stone JP: Hide yourself in a tornado and instantly plunge into your opponent, blowing them off and stealing the ball away. (T.B.A. ) EN: Blow your opponent away with a tornado and whip the ball away. Galaxy Victory Road JP: Hit your opponent with a tornado, sending them into the sky as you gallantly run with the wind towards the goal. (T.B.A. ) EN: Unleash a tornado on the opposition and send them flying. Then, with the wind, make a mad dash straight for the goal. Spin-offs Strikers JP: Raise up a tornado and instantly plunge into your opponent's reach! (T.B.A. ) EN: Raise up a whirlwind, then snatch the ball from your reeling opponent! Strikers 2012 Xtreme GO Strikers 2013

All text is transcribed and translated accurately to the latest version of its source material.

Users

Main-series games

Users

Player Name Element Position Unlock Akai Lv. 35 Lv. 15 - - Akarin - Lv. 4 - - Ark Lv. 30 - - - Asaga Lv. 30 Lv. 16 Lv. 18 - Ashiga Lv. 35 Lv. 35 Lv. 35 - Asou Lv. 23 Lv. 23 Lv. 27 - Atomiza Lv. 30 Lv. 20 Lv. 17 - Ayukawa Lv. 35 Lv. 35 Lv. 31 - Batsu Lv. 23 Lv. 3 Lv. 4 - Border Lv. 30 Lv. 15 Lv. 16 - Canterburi - Lv. 11 Lv. 11 - Chai - Lv. 6 Lv. 5 - Chouko Lv. 35 Lv. 35 Lv. 15 - Crowther Lv. 35 Lv. 35 Lv. 21 - Dada Lv. 35 Lv. 35 Lv. 22 - Demonio Lv. 35 Lv. 35 Lv. 41 - Guppie - - Lv. 14 - Harinezumi Lv. 35 Lv. 35 - - Hatchi Lv. 40 - - - Hawk Lv. 30 Lv. 22 - - Hazekura - Lv. 10 Lv. 6 - Heiba 2 - Lv. 29 Lv. 28 - Heiba 7 - Lv. 19 Lv. 23 - Hoshino Lv. 23 Lv. 23 Lv. 3 - Howling Lv. 40 - - - Imoto - Lv. 4 Lv. 4 - Kamemushi Lv. 35 Lv. 35 - - Kamishiro Lv. 35 - - - Karin Lv. 30 Lv. 22 Lv. 18 - Koiura Lv. 40 Lv. 40 Lv. 41 - Kureno - Lv. 19 - - Lionne Lv. 35 Lv. 35 Lv. 34 - Machi Lv. 40 Lv. 40 Lv. 42 - Makiya Lv. 40 - - - Masura - Lv. 43 Lv. 46 - Matsuishi Lv. 35 Lv. 35 Lv. 34 - Max Lv. 23 Lv. 3 Lv. 7 - Menuki Lv. 40 Lv. 57 - - Midorikawa - - - Lv. 17 Mienai Lv. 35 Lv. 35 - - Milano - Lv. 11 - - Minaho's Father - - Lv. 1 - Murasaki Lv. 35 Lv. 35 Lv. 37 - Nakazaki Lv. 40 Lv. 40 Lv. 50 - Nekomuu Lv. 30 Lv. 20 Lv. 18 - Neru Lv. 40 - - - Neyama Lv. 35 Lv. 35 - - Nisumi Lv. 40 Lv. 40 Lv. 41 - Odoriko - Lv. 7 Lv. 3 - Okano Lv. 35 Lv. 35 Lv. 35 - Oomi Lv. 35 Lv. 35 Lv. 35 - Oujika Lv. 40 Lv. 40 Lv. 39 - Peco - Lv. 34 Lv. 38 - Rekkuu - Lv. 24 Lv. 21 - Sakuranbo Lv. 40 Lv. 40 - - Sasanishi Lv. 39 Lv. 39 - - Sasuke Lv. 35 Lv. 42 - - Shiigi Lv. 35 - - - Shiiho Lv. 35 Lv. 35 Lv. 39 - Shinobu Lv. 30 Lv. 14 Lv. 5 - Shirowashi - Lv. 43 - - Shuu - - - Lv. 20 Silica - - Lv. 2 - Souda - Lv. 2 Lv. 1 - Sourin Lv. 30 Lv. 25 Lv. 28 - Stripe Lv. 40 Lv. 27 - - Sujiguma Lv. 35 Lv. 35 - - Takada Lv. 30 Lv. 22 Lv. 25 - Techno Lv. 35 Lv. 35 - - Tenma Event - Legend Gate Lv. 14 Tenma (child form) - - Lv. 35 - Tiida - Lv. 24 Lv. 21 - Tsukema Lv. 35 Lv. 15 - - Tsun Lv. 35 Lv. 35 Lv. 35 - Ueyori Lv. 40 Lv. 45 Lv. 46 - Yiwatto - - Lv. 12 - Yuge Lv. 35 Lv. 35 - -

Spin-off games

Users - Inazuma Eleven Strikers series

Player Name Element Position Can Use Tenma ✓ ✓ ✓

Users - Inazuma Eleven SD

Player Name Element Position Slot Sasuke [Gentei Kyouka] Slot 1 Tenma [Drink] Slot 2

Info

Anime

Spiral Draw is a hissatsu technique created by Tenma out of his own volition, involving the wind deployed in Soyokaze Step, making it both stronger and faster. Initially, Tenma wanted it to solely involve the speed deployed in Mach Wind, but through training he realized it wasn't enough.

Upon vowing to keep on winning the Holy Road tournament, Tenma was determined to create a defensive technique in order to further aid the team when facing stronger opponents, training for it at the Riverbank. Seeing Tenma's efforts, Endou suggested training with him so he could create the defensive technique, but Tenma wasn't able to create it.

Amidst Tenma's training for Spiral Draw, Tenma tried creating it against Kurumada and Amagi, but Tenma wasn't able to create it. Realizing his initial resolve needed altering, Tenma simultaneously drew out the aura of his Keshin, Pegasus, and covered himself in a veil of wind against Kurumada, but he wasn't able to create it. Noticing this, Tsurugi asked Endou to partner with Tenma in order to awaken the dormant power within him, but Tenma still wasn't able to create it.

Amidst Raimon's training for Kaiou Gakuen, Tenma used it four times in its incomplete form to try to steal the ball, but Tsurugi managed to break through all attempts. Following its first use, Tsurugi noted Tenma wasn't focusing enough energy.

In the match between Raimon and Kaiou Gakuen, Tenma completed it and used it, successfully stealing the ball from Yoshimine.

In the match between Raimon and Gassan Kunimitsu, Tenma used it, successfully stealing the ball from one of the cyclones whipped up by the Cyclone Stadium.

Game

Amidst Tenma's training at the Riverbank to draw out his Keshin, Endou suggested Tenma to focus on creating a new hissatsu technique instead, to which Tenma agreed upon to a defensive technique involving the speed deployed in Mach Wind. Through training, Tenma realized he needed to be even faster and raise a stronger wind.

In the soccer battle between Raimon and Kaiou Gakuen, Tenma vowed to keep playing with Tsurugi, simultaneously drawing out the aura of his Keshin, Pegasus, and covering himself in a veil of wind, creating it and using it, successfully stealing the ball from Touga.

Usage

The user runs while leaning their upper body forward towards their still opponent, suddenly hopping off of the field and quickly surrounding themselves in a whirlwind once they land on the ground. As their opponent tries to find their whereabouts, they dash ahead and spiral around them, surrounding themselves in a growing whirlwind and drawing the ball to them. They then emerge out of the growing whirlwind as it blows away their opponent, rapidly dispersing itself as they run ahead with the ball, successfully stealing it from them.

Slideshow

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Gallery

Gallery

Game screenshots Manga screenshots Official artwork TCG Miscellaneous Spiral Draw S in the Inazuma Eleven GO Galaxy game. Spiral Draw in Inazuma Eleven Eiyuutachi no Victory Road. Spiral Draw's preview in Inazuma Eleven GO Strikers 2013. Spiral Draw in the Inazuma Eleven GO manga. Spiral Draw in Inazuma Eleven GO's special edition. Artwork of Spiral Draw. IG-02-011. IGS-05-033. Spiral Draw in Inazuma Eleven GO's English localization. Spiral Draw in Inazuma Eleven Eiyuutachi no Victory Road's English localization.

Video

Anime

INAZUMA ELEVEN GO FIRST SPIRAL DRAW

Game

Inazuma Eleven GO

Inazuma Eleven GO Spiral Draw (スパイラルドロー)

Inazuma Eleven GO Strikers 2013

Inazuma Eleven GO Strikers 2013 - Spiral Draw ( スパイラルドロー )

Inazuma Eleven SD

-Inazuma Eleven SD- Spiral Draw - Matsukaze Tenma

Trivia

• Its dub name, Whirly-Whirly, is derived from willy-willy, the eponymous Australian term for dust devil, a reference to its usage.
• The strength of this hissatsu technique in Inazuma Eleven GO was listed as "D" in "Inazuma Eleven GO Shine/Dark: Nekketsu Official Guidebook Kyuukyoku-ban".