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| rdfs:comment | - Ryoma Hino is an Uruguayan player of Japanese descent, who plays as a forward. He has a number of abilities which make him a formidable opponent. These include his natural physique, South American style dribble, postplay skills and most memorably his special shots - the Dragon Shoot which he upgrades to the Tornado Shoot.
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| First Appearance | - World Youth Hen (1994) chapter 10 "Aiming for glory"
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| abstract | - Ryoma Hino is an Uruguayan player of Japanese descent, who plays as a forward. He has a number of abilities which make him a formidable opponent. These include his natural physique, South American style dribble, postplay skills and most memorably his special shots - the Dragon Shoot which he upgrades to the Tornado Shoot. Hino develops a rivalry with Japanese forward Kojiro Hyuga which allows both of them to improve their abilities. It is after Hyuga defeats Ryoma for the first time, that he learns his Tornado Shoot which becomes his primary offensive technique. Along with striking partner Ramon Victorino, Hino forms Uruguay's two top which later manages to score 5 goals against Ken Wakashimazu and to take the team as far as the World Youth quarter-finals.
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