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"Know the might of the Saiyan race... AND DIE!"
Raditz before firing the attack in Dragon Ball Z: Dokkan Battle

Weekend (ウィークエンド Wīkuendo)[1][4] is a stronger version of the Double Sunday used by Raditz in the Xenoverse series.

Overview[]

The user charges two Ki spheres in their hands and fires them as separate energy waves which cause an explosion upon contact with the opponent.

Video Game Appearance[]

In Xenoverse, it is named Weekend where it is used by both Raditz and Mira as an Ultimate Skill. It is also available to the Future Warrior as a reward in the Parallel Quest "Burst Open and Mix!".

In Xenoverse 2, it is one of Raditz's Ultimate Skills which the Future Warrior can learn by completing the third lesson of Raditz's training. Raditz also uses the technique during the main story to attack Goku and the Future Warrior but they both manage to dodge it. After the 1.09.00 Update, it can be added to Bardock, Broly, and Turles' custom skillset after purchasing it in their Partner Customizations. After the 1.17.00 Update, it to be added to Omega Shenron's custom skillset after purchasing it in Partner Customization.

In Dokkan Battle, it is one of Raditz's Super Attacks, which allows him to damage all enemies on the field.

In Dragon Ball Heroes, it was added in the first Super Dragon Ball Heroes mission as Super Saiyan 3 Raditz's super attack. When he performs the technique, he charges it up and then after his Scouter beeps, he fires it at the opponent. It can also be learned by any type of Hero Avatar after the thirty-fourth wish to Super Shenron to "Teach me a Super Attack!" When performed by a Hero Avatar, there is no scouter beep, though the camera still zooms in on the user's face before they fire.

In World Mission, the attack appears as a Giga Rarity Super Attack Accessory which can be used to equip it to any non-Special type card in the custom deck or added to a custom card via Card Creation.

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