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Electric Shock (電撃 Dengeki)[2] is a technique used by various characters.
Usage[]
A Giant Electric Eel utilized this attack on General Blue, but he was completely unaffected by the attack, thus resulting in him killing it in turn by snapping its neck.
After Tambourine assaults Bacterian with multiple attacks and torments him, Bacterian tries to punch Tambourine; however, Tambourine counters Bacterian's attack and uses an Electric Shock to kill him.
As a child Piccolo uses this technique to kill a Fish after forcing it out of the water with a Finger Beam, so Piccolo can eat it.
Kishime uses his Thunder Flash against Krillin and Gohan when they arrive in Dr. Wheelo's Fortress on the floor where Goku was fighting Ebifurya and Kishime in Dragon Ball Z: The World's Strongest
Later on, Kami's predecessor uses the attack to blast Kami, but Mr. Popo steps in front of it. This attack was named in Daizenshuu 7.
In Dragon Ball Z: Cooler's Revenge, Piccolo is able to redirect the electricity of Neiz Bind Wave back at him using his Electric Shock technique.
Kid Buu uses the attack in combination with his Mystic Attack in order to torture Vegeta.
In the anime, Fused Zamasu used this attack after his birth. Once Goku and Vegeta destroyed the Wall of Light, Fused Zamasu caught the two and began to shock them, then throw them to use his Blades of Judgement on them. After Future Trunks transformed into Super Saiyan Anger, Zamasu used this once again to catch his sword and broke it. Fused Zamasu in his Mutated state later used this one final time when Goku attacked him with his legs. Goku then retaliates by transforming into Super Saiyan Blue Kaio-ken then kicking Zamasu on his scarred face, breaking free from Zamasu's grasp.
In the Tournament of Power, Ganos utilizes electricity multiple times in his fight against Master Roshi.
Using his remote, Paragus was able to shock Broly when he was wearing his control collar.
Variations[]
- Electric Shock Wave - Cymbal's version of this technique.
- Electric Whip - Electric shock whips used by organic-androids.
- Thunder Shock Surprise - The Turtle School's advanced version of this technique.
- Neiz Bind Wave - Neiz's advanced version of this technique.
- Holstein Shock - Ganos' variant where he shocks himself awake after falling victim to Master Roshi's Sleepy Boy Technique, though he injures himself in the process.
- Dragon Thunder - The Shadow Dragons' advanced version of this technique.
Video Game Appearances[]
- Dragon Ball: Daimaō Fukkatsu
- Dragon Ball: Revenge of King Piccolo
- Dragon Ball Heroes
- Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2
- Super Dragon Ball Heroes: World Mission
In Xenoverse 2 Super Pack 4 DLC, Fused Zamasu uses this as his unique grab.
- In World Mission, Kishime's Lightning Flash is localized as Thunder Flash.
Gallery[]
References[]
- ↑ Dragon Ball episode, "Eternal Dragon Resurrected"
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 Daizenshuu 7, 1996