Stone Spit
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| Stone Spit | |||
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石化唾 Sekkatsuba | |||
| Alternate names | Saraiba Breath Sekika Tsupa[1] | ||
| Debut | "King of the Demons" | ||
| Inventor | Dabura | ||
| Users | Dabura | ||
| Class | Magic | ||
| Color | |||
| Similar techniques | Chocolate Beam Deep Throated Mucus Filled Loagie Of Death Metal Breath | ||
Directory: Techniques → Offensive techniques
Stone Spit (石化唾) is one of Dabura's signature attacks. Dabura gathers saliva in his mouth and spits it on his opponent, who then becomes lifeless stone.
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Added by Jeangabin666Dabura first uses the Stone Spit against Krillin and Piccolo. He tries to use this technique against Gohan. Dabura also tried this as a last effort to kill Majin Buu, but the infantile creature simply dodges the saliva. The victims turn back to normal only upon Dabura's death. If the statue is destroyed and not repaired, the victim will die due to severing of body parts when the curse is undone (Piccolo was able to regenerate after Trunks broke him while he was turned into a statue). The petrification can be negated by shedding the affected clothing the spit had landed on before it spreads to the victim's flesh, like how Gohan ripped off his glove immediately after it started turning into stone. Likewise, if the spit landed on flesh, it would be logically possible to stop the process by separating the affected limb from the body before the petrification spreads.
Appearances in Video Games
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This technique appears under its Japanese name Sekikatsuba in Dragon Ball Z: Super Butōden 3, and under the name Saraiba Breath in Dragon Ball Z: Ultimate Battle 22. The attack can be used by Dabura in the Japanese arcade game Dragon Ball: Zenkai Battle Royale.
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- ↑ Daizenshuu 7, 1996