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Burning Attack (バーニングアタック Bāningu Atakku) is a variation of Buster Cannon used by Future Trunks in his Super Saiyan, Super Saiyan 2, and Super Saiyan Rage forms.
Overview[]
Future Trunks performs a series of rapid arm movements, ending with his arms crossed across the chest, before placing his palms forward with the thumbs and index fingers touching each other, forming a diamond shape. Then, he fires an energy sphere from his palms towards the opponent.
Usage[]
In Dragon Ball Z: The History of Trunks, Future Trunks first performs this technique against Future Android 18, while fighting the androids before traveling to the past, although it is blue in color.
In the past, he uses it to distract Mecha Frieza so that he could slice him into pieces. In order to ensure Frieza is baited into the trap, Trunks yells out to Frieza in a loud enough volume that Frieza ended up hearing him (either calling him out specifically [original and remastered English dubs] or yelling out the name of the attack [Japanese version and Dragon Ball Kai]). When it is fired against Mecha Frieza to distract him, Frieza dodges the attack, haughtily retorting that he missed by a mile (in the original English dub he growls to himself about what he will do to Trunks when he gets ahold of him), but Future Trunks then appears above him and slashes him with his sword before he had a chance to finish his threat.
Future Trunks uses the Burning Attack in the Dragon Ball Super manga, as a Super Saiyan 2, to finish off Future Dabura and Future Babidi, preventing them from resurrecting Future Majin Buu. He also uses the technique in the anime in his Super Saiyan Rage form during his first fight with Super Saiyan Rosé Goku Black. After successfully dragging him to the ground, Trunks blasts Black with a point-blank Burning Attack, which erupts into a huge pillar shaped explosion.
Film Appearances[]
In Dragon Ball Z: Super Android 13!, Future Trunks uses an attack similar to the Burning Attack, but without the arm movements and of blue color, against Android 14 during their battle on the Glacier.
In Dragon Ball Z: Broly - The Legendary Super Saiyan, Future Trunks uses the Burning Attack on Broly on New Planet Vegeta in an attempt to defend his father Vegeta, but to no avail, as Broly is unfazed by the attack and knocks out Future Trunks with an uppercut punch to the chin.
Other Dragon Ball stories[]
In Dragon Ball: Plan to Eradicate the Saiyans, Future Trunks uses the attack to help defeat Hatchiyack, although it is also blue in color.
Variations[]
- Super Burning Attack – An upgraded form of the Burning Attack used by Future Trunks in Dragon Ball Z: Supersonic Warriors and Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot.
- Limit Breaker Burning Attack - A stronger variation of Super Burning Attack used by Future Trunks in Kakarot.
- Spread Shot Burning Attack - A scatter variation used by Future Trunks in Kakarot.
- Guided Burning Attack - A guided variation used by Future Trunks in Kakarot.
- Full Charge Burning Attack - The most powerful version of the Burning Attack. Used by Super Saiyan 3 Xeno Trunks in Dragon Ball Heroes.
- Burning Bomber - A more powerful version used by characters in Dragon Ball Fusions.
- Burning Attack Combined Energy Wave - A combined energy wave used by Trunks: Xeno and the 2nd Future Warrior to counter and overpower Dark Turles and Dark Lord Slug's combined energy wave in Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2.
- Burning Kamehameha – The combination of Trunks' Burning Attack and Goten's Kamehameha. It is Xeno Gotenks's super attack in Dragon Ball Heroes.
- Burning Impact - The combination of Trunks' Burning Attack and Vegeta's Dirty Fireworks. It is Xeno Vegeks's super attack in Dragon Ball Heroes and Dokkan Battle.
- Final Rage Buster - A variation of Burning Attack used by Future Trunks in his Super Saiyan Rage form.
Video Game Appearances[]
Burning Attack is seen in various games, almost always accompanying Future Trunks, such as Dragon Ball Z Side Story: Plan to Eradicate the Saiyans, the Butōden series, the PlayStation version of Dragon Ball Z: The Legend (where the attack encircles the opponent and explodes), Dragon Ball Z: Taiketsu, Dragon Ball Z: Supersonic Warriors, the Budokai Tenkaichi series, Dragon Ball Heroes, Dragon Ball Xenoverse and Dragon Ball Z: Battle of Z. Even in Dragon Ball Z: Legendary Super Warriors, Dragon Ball Z: Buu's Fury and Dragon Ball GT: Transformation, Trunks has this attack from the time he is playable. Future Gohan uses this attack in Dragon Ball Z: Shin Budokai - Another Road.
Burning Attack is used in Future Trunks' ultimate move in the Budokai series. In Dragon Ball Z: Budokai 3 and Dragon Ball Z: Infinite World, he uses it in conjunction with his sword in the Burning Slash technique. It is an enormous wave of energy that decimates the entire field in this video game series, while it is a regular blast of energy in Dragon Ball Z: Sagas and The Legacy of Goku series.
The technique appears in Dragon Ball Z: Supersonic Warriors 2, under the name Buster Cannon.
In Dragon Ball Z: Extreme Butōden, it mistakenly appears under the name Buster Cannon (which also appears in the game under the name Buster Flash) and is Future Trunks' Air Ultimate Combo.
Burning Attack is the first offensive technique performed by Time Patrol Trunks in Dragon Ball Online. When Time Patrol Trunks uses the technique in a cinematic cut of player's tutorial, he performs the traditional series of rapid arm movements and stance; however the color (blue) and power differ because he performs it in his base form. The actual skill, still blue in color, is learned at level 44 by Sword Masters.
In Dragon Ball Z: Dokkan Battle, Burning Attack appears as a Super Attack for Future Trunks and Xeno Trunks. It also appears as the enemy Clone Trunks' Super Attack which it inherited from its source material's DNA.
In Xenoverse, it can be obtained as a Super Skill for the Future Warrior in Parallel Quest 19: Let's Train. When hitting an opponent in the ground, they will be launched upwards by the blast. As part of the 1.15.00 Update DLC, it can be added as a Super Skill to the custom skillsets for Super Saiyan 4 Vegeta, Time Patrol Future Trunks, and Tapion after purchasing it in Partner Customization, though only after one of Fu's corresponding Customization Unlock Key is obtained as a random Raid Reward.
In Dragon Ball Fusions, Future Trunks and Vegeta's EX-Fusion, Vegenks, uses this move. It can also be learned by the Dragon Ball Super incarnation of Future Trunks in his base form.
In Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2, Burning Attack returns as one of Future Trunks' Super Skills. During the A Desperate Future Saga, when Mira threatens Future Gohan and the Future Warrior in the altered timeline of Age 780, Future Super Saiyan Time Patrol Trunks performs the attack as a warning shot after defying Chronoa's orders to stay out of Age 780 as it is an altered version of Time Patrol Trunks' own past.
In Dragon Ball Legends, Burning Attack appears as the Special Move Arts for Super Saiyan Trunks (Teen)(DBL02-02S), Trunks (Teen)(DBL02-03E), and Trunks (Teen)(DBL10-07E). Additionally, SSJ Trunks (Teen)(DBL02-02S) can teach it to Shallot after reaching Friendship Rank 2. One version of Hit performs similar movements for a power-up card but does not use a Burning Attack.
In Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot, Burning Attack appears as one of Future Trunks' Super Attacks. Additionally, it has several upgraded variants that can be unlocked via different training exercises at the Training Grounds. The variants are Super Burning Attack, Spread Shot Burning Attack, Guided Burning Attack, and Limit Breaker Burning Attack.
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References[]
- ↑ Dragon Ball Z Collectible Card Game, 2000
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 Dragon Ball Z: Dokkan Battle, 2015
- ↑ Dragon Ball Z: V.R.V.S., 1994
- ↑ Dragon Ball Z: Shin Budokai - Another Road, 2007
- ↑ Dragon Ball Xenoverse, 2015
- ↑ 6.0 6.1 6.2 Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2, 2016
- ↑ 7.0 7.1 7.2 Dragon Ball Fusions, 2016
- ↑ Dragon Ball Legends, 2018