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Hyper Masenko (激烈魔閃 Gekiretsu Masen, lit. "Raging Fury Demon Flash")[5] is a more powerful version of the Masenko used by Future Gohan in his Super Saiyan form.

Overview[]

First, Gohan raises his hands and charges a Masenko. Then, he puts more energy into it, and fires a beam much larger than a normal Masenko, inflicting a high amount of damage. He also uses a version fired from the right arm only.

Usage and Power[]

Future Gohan uses this attack during his battle with Future Android 17 and Future Android 18, as seen in one of Future Trunks' flashbacks.[6] After being knocked into rubble by 18, Future Gohan proceeds to evade her energy sphere. He then flies up into the air and fires the Hyper Masenko, stunning the Androids long enough for Future Gohan to escape and hide with Future Trunks.

Film Appearances[]

In Dragon Ball Z: Broly - Second Coming, Gohan uses the one-handed version against Broly but he dodges it effortlessly.

Variations[]

Video Game Appearances[]

GM

Future Gohan fires the Gekiretsu Madan in Budokai Tenkachi 3

The technique is named Hyper Masenko in Dragon Ball: Raging Blast 2, where it is one of Future Gohan's Super Attacks in his Super Saiyan form only fired from his right arm. This one-handed technique is called Gekiretsu Madan in Dragon Ball Z: Budokai Tenkaichi 3, and Bakuretsuhō Kadan (爆裂砲火弾 lit. Exploding Gunfire Bullet) in Dragon Ball Heroes.

Under the name Gekiretsu Masendan, the technique is used by Present Gohan in Dragon Ball Z: Supersonic Warriors 2.

Hyper Masenko is also used in Dragon Ball Online and Super Dragon Ball Heroes: World Mission. In World Mission, it is one of Gohan (Future)'s Super Attacks. It can also be learned by all Hero Avatar races and types after Gohan (Future) reach Camaraderie Lvl 2. It is one of the few Super Attacks in World Mission available to all Avatar races and types that isn't acquired as a result of a wish to Super Shenron.

Trivia[]

  • Despite it being named as a variation of the Masenko, the attack's actual kanji does not include the kō (光) kanji at the end.

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