Karl Heinz Schneider/Techniques

For the Rise of New Champions section of this character, see Karl Heinz Schneider (RoNC).

This is the section about Karl Heinz Schneider's techniques in the Captain Tsubasa series.

Techniques[]

Technical play: Schneider can use technique, both offensively and defensively.
- Technical dribble: Schneider runs at high speed, jumping and cutting left and right as he pushes towards the goal. It is called Phantasmagoric Dribble in Gekito no Kiseki and Kaiser Dribble in Tsukurou and Tatakae Dream Team.
Straight Line Dribble: Schneider can use power to dribble in a straight line just like Hyuga.
Step Over Feint: The user is moving his leg above the ball, to trick the one marking him into thinking he's moving the ball, while he isn't^[1].

Fire Shot: This is Schneider's trademark shot done with his dominant, right leg. A powerful straight shot, Schneider is yelling "fire!" when using it. The shot is called "fire" shot because the ball smells like fire when it's in the goal, smoke can also be seen around it^[2].
- Schneider sometimes combines this with a fake overhead kick to catch his opponents off-guard. He goes into an overhead kick position, but lands again without hitting the ball, and then immediately unleashes a "Fire Shot".
Final Fire Shot: Not exactly different from a regular Fire Shot, this would be used as a last second resort from the center circle if Schneider's team suffer a tying goal near the end of a match.
Loop Shot: This is a shot done in order to avoid a keeper coming out of his goal. The player kicks the ball upwards as if scooping it up from underneath, giving the shot a high, circular course that passes over the head of the keeper as if being sucked into the net. This shot is not too powerful and many keepers can stop it, if they manage to react in time.
Neo Fire Shot: Schneider supposedly upgraded the Fire Shot into a Neo Fire Shot^[3].

Non Fire: Schneider uses this feint shot to catch his opponent unaware. He makes as if he's about to perform a "Fire Shot" with his right leg, then turns and unleashes a curve shot with his left leg. Called Fire Feint in Captain Tsubasa: Dream Team (global version of Tatakae Dream Team).
Running Fire Shot: A Fire Shot done while running at full speed.
Top Spin Shot: A shot in which, after the ball bounces, its speed increases.
No Rotation (Mukaiten) Shot: For this technique, the user must shoot the ball without putting any kind of rotation effect on the ball. Schneider has another version though, where the ball is just swining because it's flooding with power.
Ryuu no Houkou (Dragon's Roar) (with Levin and Xiao Junguang): Bayern's ultimate circulating shot, created from Levin's Levin Shot, Sho's Han Dou Shuu Soku Jin Hou and Schneider's Fire Shot.
Reactive Fast Kick Quick Fire: The Reactive Fast Kick Quick Gun, with Schneider replacing the last word with "fire" to better suit him. Schneider strikes at the right timing on opponent's or ally's kick (in the case of Germany, it's Teigerbran), adding his power to the shot and making the ball fly at an amazing speed.

Jumping Volley Twin Shot: A cooperation technique between Schneider and Teigerbran by shooting at the same time, resulting in a swinging ball, making it look like there are multiple balls.
C.C. (Compact Control) Fire Shot: A shot done by Schneider while losing his balance because of the opponent's foul play.
Jumping Volley: This technique is a way to shoot a ball directly in mid-air with the leg, rather than using a header.
Overhead Fire: An overhead kick with the power of a Fire Shot done by Schneider. Called Bicycle Fire in Captain Tsubasa 5.
Overhead Kick: It is a way to shoot a ball in the air with the leg, rather than using, for example, a header.
Volley Twin Shot (with Schweil Teigerbran)

Fire Pass: Schneider's special pass using the Fire Shot. The ball kicked with his full power goes directly to his teammate with incredible speed.

Rough defensive play: Schneider blocks his opponent with his right leg, and as the opponent tries to pass forcibly to the side, he kicks the ball with his left leg above, blowing off his opponent as the ball hits the opponent at point blank range. Called by various names in videogames, such as Emperor Tackle (Captain Tsubasa V), Kaiser Block (Gekito no Kiseki), Kaiser Tackle (Tatakae Dream Team) or Emperor Tackle (Captain Tsubasa ZERO).
Reactive Fast Kick Quick Fire: See Ground shots section above.