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Super Kamehameha
- This article is about the technique. For the Dragon Ball episode with the same name, see Super Kamehameha (Dragon Ball episode).
| Super Kamehameha | |||
|---|---|---|---|
超かめはめ波 Chō Kamehameha | |||
| Alternate names | Megahameha S.Kamehameha[1] Super Turtle Destruction Wave Super Kamehameha Wave Ultra Kamehameha[2] | ||
| Debut | "Super Kamehameha" | ||
| Inventor | Goku | ||
| Users | Goku Gohan Future Gohan Goten Trunks Gogeta Vegito Cell Cell Jr.[3][4] Majin Buu Evil Buu Super Buu Kid Buu Uub | ||
| Class | Energy Wave | ||
| Color | & or & | ||
| Similar techniques | Electric Kamehameha Earth-Destroying Kamehameha Solar Kamehameha Standing Kamehameha Super Galick Gun Super Kamekameha Super Masenko True Kamehameha 10x Kamehameha | ||
Directory: Techniques → Offensive techniques → Energy waves
Super Kamehameha (超かめはめ波) is the advanced version of the Kamehameha.
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Overview
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Like many variants, the fundamentals for this technique are no different from a regular Kamehameha. The only defining trait with the Super Kamehameha is greater ki generation, which, interestingly in itself, is enough to generate light from the energy source while the attack is being prepared. For example, when Goku charges a normal Kamehameha wave, he cups his hands to his side, but when he does a Super Kamehameha, the energy sphere he charges is too powerful and big to cup his hands so his hands split apart.

Added by Free runGoku first uses the attack against Piccolo Jr. during the 23rd World Martial Arts Tournament. Later, Super Saiyan Goku uses the Super Kamehameha in an attempt to repel Frieza's Nova Strike during the titanic battle on Planet Namek, but Frieza manages to escape the energy wave and rams Goku into the ground. Goku uses a technique similar to the Super Kamehameha when repelling Cooler's Supernova back at him, although he fires it without cupping his hands behind him due to attempting to push the Supernova back at Cooler.
It is said in the English bookcase of Dragon Ball GT: Final Bout that this is the "most powerful version of the Kamehameha Wave," despite the existence of the far more powerful version in Dragon Ball GT, the 10x Kamehameha.
Appearances in Video Games
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The Super Kamehameha is frequently used in many Dragon Ball Z video games, such as Dragon Ball: Daimaō Fukkatsu, Dragon Ball Z: Goku Hishōden, the Butōden series, Dragon Ball Z: The Legend, the Budokai series, the Budokai Tenkaichi series and Dragon Ball Heroes, and is a common staple on many characters' move rosters. It is Adult Gohan's Ultimate K.O. in Dragon Ball Z: Supersonic Warriors 2. Goku can also use it in Dragon Ball Z Gaiden: Saiyajin Zetsumetsu Keikaku.
It is called Ultra Kamehameha in Dragon Ball Z: Ultimate Battle 22, with Goten's version named Ultra Kamekameha.
The Super Kamehameha can also be used by Gohan and Cell in Battle Stadium D.O.N.
Gallery
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Goku's first use of the Super Kamehameha in the manga Goku charges the Super Kamehameha Goku's Super Kamehameha vs. Frieza's Nova Strike Super Saiyan Goku counters Cooler's Supernova Super Saiyan Goku counters Cooler's Supernova Super Saiyan Goku charges a Super Kamehameha Super Saiyan Goku charging a Super Kamehameha Super Saiyan 2 Gohan charging a Super Kamehameha Gohan charges a Super Kamehameha to fire at Broly Majin Buu charges a Super Kamehameha Evil Buu charges a Super Kamehameha Super Buu firing the Super Kamehameha Kid Buu firing the Super Kamehameha SS3 Goku charging the Super Kamehameha SS3 Goku charging the Super Kamehameha Uub charging a Super Kamehameha Super Saiyan 4 Goku firing the Super Kamehameha Super Saiyan 4 Goku firing the Super Kamehameha Goku using the Super Kamehameha in Saiyajin Zetsumetsu Keikaku Gohan firing the Super Kamehameha in The Legend Cell using the Super Kamehameha on Future Trunks in The Legend Future Gohan's one-handed Super Kamehameha used in Budokai Tenkaichi 3 Super Saiyan Vegito's Super Kamehameha in Budokai Tenkaichi 3 Super Buu using his Super Kamehameha in Another Road Super Saiyan Vegito's Super Kamehameha in Tenkaichi Tag Team |
References
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- ↑ Dragon Ball Z: Legendary Super Warriors, 2002
- ↑ Dragon Ball Z: Ultimate Battle 22 U.S. version, 2003
- ↑ Dragon Ball Z: Super Butōden 2, 1993
- ↑ Budokai Tenkaichi video game series