In the English and Dutch dub of episode 26, instead of the typography saying 'The Phoenix', it said 'Tri Phoenix' like its pre-evolution's name.In the original series, The Phoenix was created by having Endou, Domon, and Ichinose bypass Nishigaki's Spinning Cut, turning Tri-Pegasus into The Phoenix.There is a dark version of this hissatsu named Dark Phoenix.It was the first chain shoot in the anime when they combined it with Fire Tornado.Interestingly enough, this was an example of a Shoot chain, yet shoot chains in game did not exist until Inazuma Eleven 3.In the Raimon vs Zeus match in the anime, a more stronger version of The Phoenix is used, when Gouenji used his Fire Tornado to make the shoot more powerful making it become Final Tornado.In the final seconds of the match, Aphrodi, Iwato and Hiroto used GGG Senjou no Aria to score the winning goal, but the Navy Invader trio used The Phoenix as a shot block and stopped the shot, equaling its power. Later, they tried it again, but this time, Endou managed to save it with Diamond Hand. However, before Ichinose could kick the ball towards the goal, Clario intervened and took the ball from him.ДЄfter the Star Unicorn trio made their entrance during the match between Navy Invader and Inazuma Japan, Ichinose, Domon and Mark Kruger used The Phoenix, and they scored the equalizing 3-3 for Navy Invader, breaking through Endou's Diamond Hand. It was used during the match between Raimon and Barcelona Orb by Ichinose, Domon and Kazemaru.

It was used during the match between Raimon and Ogre, but it was easily stopped by Zagomel Zande's Needle Hammer. Inazuma Eleven the Movie: The Invasion of the Strongest Army Ogre It was used again in episode 26 to do a shoot chain with Fire Tornado during the match against Zeus. It was shown that this move was evolved from Tri-Pegasus in the anime. This move was first used during the Football Frontier semifinals against Kidokawa Seishuu in episode 21. In Inazuma Eleven Orion no Kokuin, the fire resembles a phoenix.

A large winged fire emerges and flies towards the goal.

Each player then makes contact with the ball, one by one, until all three players successfully kick the ball. In Inazuma Eleven Reloaded, instead of having the users intersect each other at the ball, the three users kick the ball into the air at the same time, and jumps after it, leaving a trail of fire behind them. A fire-covered phoenix appears below the aura-covered ball and the three users then jump on top of the ball one at a time, sending it towards the goal. The trail the users left behind becomes lit up in fire, which sends the ball upwards in the air. All three users intersects each other at the ball. In the original series, one user in the center dribbles the ball, with two other users running beside them.

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