Drive Shot/Variations

This is a list of all Drive Shot variations seen in the Captain Tsubasa series and its adaptations.

Shots[]

Miracle Drive Shot[]

Miracle Drive Shot (ミラクルドライブシュート, mirakuru doraibu shūto) is a powerful no-trap Drive Shot which is done without looking at the ball, doing a different drive effect rotation, bouncing in the green and entering to the other corner of the goal-net post. In the 16th national middle school finals, Tsubasa approaches the opponent penalty area, but is taken the ball from him with Hyuga's Sliding Tiger Shot, which punches Ishizaki on the belly. Nonetheless, Ishizaki recovers the ball and does a high pass to Tsubasa, who prepares to shot without even looking at the ball and does a no-trap shot, in a perfect combi play with his friend. Then, he does a perfect shot to the goal net, defeating Wakashimazu.

Tsubasa repeats this feat with a combi with Hyuga in the finals against South America Jr. in Sekai Daikessen!! Jr. World Cup film. This shot was able to do a greater top spin effect if it rebounds on the field or propelling even higher before the Drive effect goes nearby the keeper.

Drive Overhead[]

Drive Overhead (ドライブオーバーヘッド, doraibu ōbāheddo) is the overhead version of the Drive Shot. Tsubasa gets in the position to perform an Overhead Kick, then applies Drive Shot's rotating effect on the ball, making it rise suddenly upward. This shot was used to beat the phantom keeper Deuter Muller as the winning goal of the International Jr. Youth tournament finals.

Phoenix Drive Shot[]

Phoenix Drive Shot (フェニックスドライブシュート, finikksu doraibu shūto) is a special "do or die try situation" Drive Shot from an injured Tsubasa, made during the 16th National Middle School semifinals against Furano, which drew a phoenix-like aura on mid-air. This shot comes from the middle field and bounces on the goal post and then does a green cut effect on the field and later enters for a 100% chance goal, giving Nankatsu the victory.

Pass[]

Drive Pass[]

The Drive Shot (ドライブパス, doraibu pasu) as a pass. When first kicked, the ball has a high trajectory that makes it difficult to intercept, and it then spins downwards, landing at the receiver's feet.

Counter shots/Refecting shots[]

Couter Drive Shot[]

This shot is simply reflecting shots with Drive Shot when facing the enemy and reflecting the shot to the other team's goal. This shot reflected the Tiger Shot and went into Toho Academy's goal. The karate goalkeeper Wakashimazu was even dumbfounded.