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|name=Purple Comet Attack |
|name=Purple Comet Attack |
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+ | |JapName=パープルコメットアタック |
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+ | |RomName=Pāpuru Kometto Atakku |
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+ | |alias='''Purple Comet<ref>''[[Dragon Ball Z: Legendary Super Warriors]]'', 2002</ref><br>Purple Comet Flash Attack<br>Purple Comet Crush<br>Purple Comet Z-Crash<ref>''[[Daizenshuu 7]]'', 1996</ref>''' |
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|debut= "[[Transformed at Last]]" |
|debut= "[[Transformed at Last]]" |
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− | |alias= '''''Pāpuru Kometto Atakku''<br>Purple Comet Flash Attack''' |
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− | |caption=The Purple Comet Attack. |
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|inventor='''[[Jeice]] & [[Burter]]''' |
|inventor='''[[Jeice]] & [[Burter]]''' |
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|user='''Jeice & Burter''' |
|user='''Jeice & Burter''' |
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− | |purpose=Offensive |
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+ | |class=[[Rush Attack]] |
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− | |type=Ki-based |
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− | |class=[[Physical Techniques|Physical]] |
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|similar='''[[Purple Spiral Flash]]<br>[[Purple Comet Hurricane|Blue Comet Attack]]<br>[[Red Comet Attack]]''' |
|similar='''[[Purple Spiral Flash]]<br>[[Purple Comet Hurricane|Blue Comet Attack]]<br>[[Red Comet Attack]]''' |
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+ | {{nihongo|'''Purple Comet Attack'''|パープルコメットアタック|Pāpuru Kometto Atakku}} is a powerful combination attack of [[Jeice]]'s [[Red Magma]] and [[Burter]]'s [[Blue Hurricane]]. In ''[[Dragon Ball Z Kai]]'', this attack is referred to as the '''Purple Comet Crush'''. |
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+ | ==Overview== |
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+ | [[File:Purple Comet 3.jpg|thumb|left|Tien dodges the Purple Comet Attack]] |
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+ | ==Usage== |
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⚫ | Purple Comet Attack was named in ''[[Dragon Ball Z: Budokai Tenkaichi 3]]'' where it comes in two variations: the '''[[Red Comet Attack]]''', which is Jeice's [[Ultimate Blast]], and the '''[[Purple Comet Hurricane|Blue Comet Attack]]''', which is Burter’s Ultimate Blast. It |
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+ | ==Video Game Appearances== |
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⚫ | Purple Comet Attack was named in ''[[Dragon Ball Z: Budokai Tenkaichi 3]]'' where it comes in two variations: the '''[[Red Comet Attack]]''', which is Jeice's [[Ultimate Blast]], and the '''[[Purple Comet Hurricane|Blue Comet Attack]]''', which is Burter’s Ultimate Blast. It is one of the few team attacks featured in ''[[Dragon Ball Z: Legendary Super Warriors]]'', and also appears in ''[[Dragon Ball Z: Sagas]]'', and ''[[Dragon Ball: Raging Blast 2]]''. |
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+ | ==Gallery== |
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+ | <gallery> |
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+ | Purple Comet 2.png|Jeice and Burter forming the technique. |
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+ | </gallery> |
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+ | ==References== |
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+ | {{Reflist}} |
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+ | [[Category:Techniques]] |
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[[Category:Offensive techniques]] |
[[Category:Offensive techniques]] |
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[[Category:Team attacks]] |
[[Category:Team attacks]] |
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+ | [[Category:Combined techniques]] |
Revision as of 01:17, 15 January 2019
Directory: Techniques → Offensive Techniques → Rush Attack
Purple Comet Attack (パープルコメットアタック Pāpuru Kometto Atakku) is a powerful combination attack of Jeice's Red Magma and Burter's Blue Hurricane. In Dragon Ball Z Kai, this attack is referred to as the Purple Comet Crush.
Overview
Jeice and Burter both fly around together, in a manner similar to the Purple Spiral Flash, but make a different looking vortex. Instead of firing multiple Ki Blasts, the vortex flies toward the opponent, inflicting a high amount of damage if it hits.
Usage
Jeice and Burter use this attack as a trump card in their battle against Tien Shinhan on King Kai's Planet. Tien dodges the initial rush and then rushes towards the duo to break the attack, knocking them down into Hell in the process.
Video Game Appearances
Purple Comet Attack was named in Dragon Ball Z: Budokai Tenkaichi 3 where it comes in two variations: the Red Comet Attack, which is Jeice's Ultimate Blast, and the Blue Comet Attack, which is Burter’s Ultimate Blast. It is one of the few team attacks featured in Dragon Ball Z: Legendary Super Warriors, and also appears in Dragon Ball Z: Sagas, and Dragon Ball: Raging Blast 2.
Gallery
References
- ↑ Dragon Ball Z: Legendary Super Warriors, 2002
- ↑ Daizenshuu 7, 1996