Gōen Ryūga: Homura
CharacterGōen Ryūga: Homura, or Dragon Fang's Karmic Flame: Blaze, is an anime-exclusive variant of Gōen Ryūga performed through Shūsuke Amagai's Bankai, Raika Gōen Kaku. It trades the technique's rising fire spears for a single massive fireball.
Overview
This move is a spin on Gōen Ryūga, again drawn from Shūsuke Amagai's released Bankai, Raika Gōen Kaku, and again seen only in the anime. Its name renders as Dragon Fang's Karmic Flame: Blaze, and rather than trapping a foe in earthbound flames it concentrates the fire into one hurled projectile.
Mechanics
As fire seems to kindle from within, glowing in his eyes and mouth, Amagai lifts his flaming blade overhead and launches a giant fireball at his opponent.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Goen Ryuga: Homura?
Goen Ryuga: Homura, or Dragon Fang's Karmic Flame: Blaze, is an anime-exclusive variant of Goen Ryuga performed through Shusuke Amagai's Bankai, Raika Goen Kaku.
Who uses Goen Ryuga: Homura?
Shusuke Amagai is the sole user of Goen Ryuga: Homura, drawing it from his flame-and-lightning Bankai, Raika Goen Kaku.
How does Goen Ryuga: Homura differ from Goen Ryuga?
Rather than trapping a foe in earthbound flames like the base Goen Ryuga, Homura concentrates the fire into a single massive fireball hurled at the opponent.
What does the name Goen Ryuga: Homura mean?
Goen Ryuga: Homura translates as Dragon Fang's Karmic Flame: Blaze.
How does Shusuke Amagai perform Goen Ryuga: Homura?
Fire seems to kindle from within Shusuke Amagai, glowing in his eyes and mouth, before he lifts his flaming blade overhead and launches a giant fireball at his opponent.
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