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'''''Ki'' Blasts''' (気砲, ''Kihō''; lit. "Spirit Blast") are formed and discharged portions of ''[[ki]]'', which are frequently used in the [[Dragon Ball (franchise)|''Dragon Ball'' franchise]] for fighting. Depending on their usage and power of the user, these discharges can be destructive and can even cause cataclysmic damage depending on the ability and power of the person using them, ranging from mountains, cities, continents, planets. The most frequently and iconic referenced Ki Blast in the series is the [[Kamehameha]], as it is [[Goku]]'s favorite finishing move.
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'''''Ki'' Blasts''' (気砲, ''Kihō''; lit. "Qi Cannon") are formed and discharged portions of ''[[ki]]'', which are frequently used in the [[Dragon Ball (franchise)|''Dragon Ball'' franchise]] for fighting. Depending on their usage and power of the user, these discharges can be destructive and can even cause cataclysmic damage depending on the ability and power of the person using them, ranging from mountains, cities, continents, planets. The most frequently and iconic referenced Ki Blast in the series is the [[Kamehameha]], as it is [[Goku]]'s favorite finishing move.
   
 
==Overview==
  
==Overview==

Revision as of 03:05, 4 August 2017

Directory: Techniques → Offensive Techniques

Ki Blasts (気砲, Kihō; lit. "Qi Cannon") are formed and discharged portions of ki, which are frequently used in the Dragon Ball franchise for fighting. Depending on their usage and power of the user, these discharges can be destructive and can even cause cataclysmic damage depending on the ability and power of the person using them, ranging from mountains, cities, continents, planets. The most frequently and iconic referenced Ki Blast in the series is the Kamehameha, as it is Goku's favorite finishing move.

Overview

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Krillin fires a Ki Blast

This technique has made appearances in almost every video game spun off by the series, particularly in the Butōden series, Dragon Ball Z: Legendary Super Warriors, the Legacy of Goku series, the Supersonic Warriors series, the Budokai series, and Budokai Tenkaichi series, where it is the most basic and common form of energy wave

List of energy attacks

Beams

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Frieza fires an energy beam

Beam Blades

Ki Slash

Beam Waves

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Goku and Vegeta firing Energy Waves

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Tien fires a ki blast while flying

Explosive Waves (Ground Zero Explosion)

Self-destruction (Kamikaze/suicide)

Semi-Fatal

Ki Blasts

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Vegeta fires his fiery Shine Shot at Goku

Blaster Bursts

Explosive Impact

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Vegeta fires energy blasts at Perfect Cell

Ki Explosion

Ki Breath

Continuous/Rapid Fire Blasts

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Future Trunks fires Ki Blasts

Discs/Rings

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Tien fires an energy blast in Bojack Unbound

Spheres

Death Balls (Planet Destroyers)

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Yamcha fires a Ki Blast

Spirit Bombs

Other Ki Forms (Beings/Objects)

Gallery

References

  1. ↑ The Legacy of Goku video game series
  2. ↑ Dragon Ball Z: Legendary Super Warriors, 2002
  3. ↑ Dragon Ball: Xenoverse
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