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Self-Harm 05.jpg|Ginyu's wound spouts blood after it is obtained |
Self-Harm 05.jpg|Ginyu's wound spouts blood after it is obtained |
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Ginyu dirty smile.jpg|Ginyu smiles malignantly to Goku after of use the Self-Harm |
Ginyu dirty smile.jpg|Ginyu smiles malignantly to Goku after of use the Self-Harm |
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Revision as of 20:24, 7 April 2013
Directory: Techniques → Supportive Techniques
Self-Harm (自害) is a technique used by Captain Ginyu. It is also his Blast 1 in the Budokai Tenkaichi series.
Overview
Captain Ginyu uses this technique after learning that Goku's power level is much higher than his own, with Goku's power being 180,000. Luckily for Ginyu, he has his Body Change technique, to swap bodies with someone stronger and more powerful. To make sure Goku does not interfere with his plans once he swaps bodies, Ginyu uses the Self-Harm technique in order to handicap his old body, punching a hole through the right side of his chest.
Self-Harm was named in the Budokai Tenkaichi video game series, where it decreases Captain Ginyu's health when used, but either puts him in MAX power or boosts his other stats. It also appears in Dragon Ball Z: Burst Limit.
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