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+ | {{nihongo|'''Non-stop Violence'''|ノンストップバイオレンス|Non Sutoppu Baiorensu}} is a [[team attack]] used by [[Future Android 17]] and [[Future Android 18]]. |
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Non-stop Violence was named in ''[[Dragon Ball: Raging Blast 2]]'', where it is triggered by Android 17's [[Full Power Energy Ball]]; the opponent will block the attack, while the two Androids knock them to the ground before firing the technique. It also appears in ''[[Dragon Ball Z: Ultimate Tenkaichi]]'' as his ultimate move. Android 17 and Android 18 use the attack to finish their [[Sadistic Dance]] technique in ''[[Dragon Ball Z: Dokkan Battle]]''. |
Non-stop Violence was named in ''[[Dragon Ball: Raging Blast 2]]'', where it is triggered by Android 17's [[Full Power Energy Ball]]; the opponent will block the attack, while the two Androids knock them to the ground before firing the technique. It also appears in ''[[Dragon Ball Z: Ultimate Tenkaichi]]'' as his ultimate move. Android 17 and Android 18 use the attack to finish their [[Sadistic Dance]] technique in ''[[Dragon Ball Z: Dokkan Battle]]''. |
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+ | In promo for ''[[Dragon Ball Heroes]]'', [[Beat]] is shown performing a [[Combined Energy Wave]] with Goku that is very similar to Non-stop Violence. This combined energy wave can also be used by various characters in-game. |
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Latest revision as of 06:18, 21 January 2019
Directory: Techniques → Offensive Techniques → Energy Wave
Non-stop Violence (ノンストップバイオレンス Non Sutoppu Baiorensu) is a team attack used by Future Android 17 and Future Android 18.
Overview
Back-to-back, the two Androids fire the Photon Flash and High-Pressure Energy Wave simultaneously at their opponent, inflicting a great deal of damage.
Usage
This attack is used by the Androids in Future Trunks' timeline, during their second battle against Future Gohan. After the two androids knock down Future Gohan to the ground, they try to attack him again but the Super Saiyan flips backwards a couple of times and fires his Super Kamehameha. 17 and 18 retaliate by firing the Non-Stop Violence energy beams, creating a Energy Clash that they end up losing.
In Dragon Ball Z: Super Android 13!, Android 15 and Android 14 use an attack very similar to the Non-stop Violence against Goku.
In Dragon Ball GT, Gale and Sheela used a similar attack against Goku, Pan and Trunks. Some time later Goten and Trunks used a similar attack to kill Android 19.
Video Game Appearances
Non-stop Violence in Raging Blast 2
Non-stop Violence was named in Dragon Ball: Raging Blast 2, where it is triggered by Android 17's Full Power Energy Ball; the opponent will block the attack, while the two Androids knock them to the ground before firing the technique. It also appears in Dragon Ball Z: Ultimate Tenkaichi as his ultimate move. Android 17 and Android 18 use the attack to finish their Sadistic Dance technique in Dragon Ball Z: Dokkan Battle.
In promo for Dragon Ball Heroes, Beat is shown performing a Combined Energy Wave with Goku that is very similar to Non-stop Violence. This combined energy wave can also be used by various characters in-game.
Gallery
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