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+ | {{Quote|That was Frieza! He cut him into bits, like it was nothing.|[[Vegeta]] after seeing [[Frieza]]'s death in "[[Welcome Back Goku]]"}} |
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|name=Shining Sword Attack |
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|JapName=シャイニングソードアタック |
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|RomName=Shainingu Sōdo Atakku |
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| − | |alias='''Burning Slash<br>Lightning Sword Slash<br>Meteo Hell Slasher<br>Slash Break''' |
+ | |alias='''Burning Slash<br>Lightning Sword Slash<br>Meteo Hell Slasher<br>Slash Break<br>Neo Shining Sword Attack<ref name="Kakarot">''[[Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot]]'', 2020</ref>''' |
|debut=Manga: "[[The Young Man of Mystery]]"<br>Anime: "[[Another Super Saiyan?]]" |
|debut=Manga: "[[The Young Man of Mystery]]"<br>Anime: "[[Another Super Saiyan?]]" |
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| − | |inventor='''[[Future Trunks]]''' |
+ | |inventor='''[[Future Trunks]]/[[Trunks]]<ref name="XV"/><ref name="XV2"/>/[[Xeno Trunks]]<ref name="DBH">''[[Dragon Ball Heroes]]'', 2010</ref>''' |
| − | |user='''Future Trunks<br> |
+ | |user='''Future Trunks<br>[[Trunks]]<ref name="XV">''[[Dragon Ball Xenoverse]]'', 2015</ref><ref name="XV2"/><br>[[Future Warrior]]<ref name="XV"/><br>[[Future Warrior (Xenoverse 2)|Future Warrior]]<ref name="XV2">''[[Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2]]'', 2016</ref><br>Xeno Trunks/Great Saiyaman 3<ref name="DBH"/><ref name="SDBHWM">''[[Super Dragon Ball Heroes: World Mission]]'', 2019</ref>''' |
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|color={{color|FFF700}} & {{color|FFFFFF}} (Finishing Blast) |
|color={{color|FFF700}} & {{color|FFFFFF}} (Finishing Blast) |
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| + | |class=[[Rush Attack]] |
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| − | |similar='''[[Cold Family Power]]<br>[[Lightning Sword Slash]]<br>[[Darkness Sword Attack]]<br>[[Dimension Sword Attack]]<br>[[Brave Sword Attack]]''' |
+ | |similar='''[[Cold Family Power]]<br>[[Lightning Sword Slash]]<br>[[Darkness Sword Attack]]<br>[[Dimension Sword Attack]]<br>[[Brave Sword Attack]]<br>[[High Strike]]''' |
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| − | '''Shining Sword Attack''' |
+ | {{nihongo|'''Shining Sword Attack'''|シャイニングソードアタック|Shainingu Sōdo Atakku}} is a [[Rush Attack]] used by [[Future Trunks]] in his [[Super Saiyan]] form. |
==Overview== |
==Overview== |
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| + | Future Trunks flies up and comes down to [[High Strike|vertically slash]] the opponent with [[Future Trunks' sword|his sword]]. Next, he [[Rapid Sword Stream|slashes the opponent multiple times]], chopping them up into bits. Finally, Future Trunks draws his hand back and brings it forward to fire a yellow energy wave at what's left of the opponent, inflicting a high amount of damage. |
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| + | ==Usage and Power== |
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[[File:Trunkskillstheruler.png|thumb|left|Future Trunks slashes Frieza into pieces]] |
[[File:Trunkskillstheruler.png|thumb|left|Future Trunks slashes Frieza into pieces]] |
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| − | Future Trunks used this |
+ | Future Trunks used this attack during his battle against [[Frieza|Mecha Frieza]]. Believing that Future Trunks was killed by his [[Supernova]], Mecha Frieza and his father [[King Cold]] became distracted long enough when Future Trunks fired a [[Burning Attack]] out of nowhere. However, Mecha Frieza jumped in the air to dodge the attack, though while he was stunned, Future Trunks attacked him with the Shining Sword Attack, putting an end to the cybernetic evil tyrant. |
Later, Goku landed on Earth, and to make sure he was Goku, Trunks tried to do this attack on Goku as well, but Goku blocked every Rapid Sword Stream slash Trunks made with only his index finger, to which Trunks responded: ''Those were the same moves that killed Frieza!'' |
Later, Goku landed on Earth, and to make sure he was Goku, Trunks tried to do this attack on Goku as well, but Goku blocked every Rapid Sword Stream slash Trunks made with only his index finger, to which Trunks responded: ''Those were the same moves that killed Frieza!'' |
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Future Trunks also attempted to perform the Shining Sword Attack in his base form against [[Android 14]] in the movie ''[[Dragon Ball Z: Super Android 13!]]'', but the first vertical sword slash was blocked by the [[Android]], who then punched Trunks away before launching the sword back at him. |
Future Trunks also attempted to perform the Shining Sword Attack in his base form against [[Android 14]] in the movie ''[[Dragon Ball Z: Super Android 13!]]'', but the first vertical sword slash was blocked by the [[Android]], who then punched Trunks away before launching the sword back at him. |
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| − | ==Appearances in games== |
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| + | *{{nihongo|'''[[Full Charge Burning Slash]]'''|フルチャージバーニングスラッシュ|Furu Chāji Bāningu Surasshu}} - A stronger version used by [[Super Saiyan 3]] [[Xeno Trunks]] in ''[[Super Dragon Ball Heroes: World Mission]]''. |
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| + | *{{Nihongo|'''Super Shining Sword Attack'''|スーパーシャイニングソードアタック|Sūpā Shainingu Sōdo Atakku}} - A variation used by [[Future Trunks]] in ''[[Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot]]'' where instead of firing a yellow energy wave, Future Trunks dashes against his opponent and sends a final slash, causing a blue explosion and inflicting even more damage. |
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[[File:MeteoHellSlasher.png|thumb|Future Trunks' Meteo Hell Slasher in ''Ultimate Battle 22'']] |
[[File:MeteoHellSlasher.png|thumb|Future Trunks' Meteo Hell Slasher in ''Ultimate Battle 22'']] |
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Shining Sword Attack was named in the [[Dragon Ball Z: Budokai Tenkaichi (series)|''Budokai Tenkaichi'' series]], where it is Future Trunks' (Sword) [[Ultimate Blast]] in his [[Super Saiyan]] form. In ''[[Dragon Ball Z: Ultimate Tenkaichi]]'', this attack is one of Future Trunks' super attacks in his Super Saiyan form, and his ultimate renamed '''[[Lightning Sword Slash]]''' in his base form. |
Shining Sword Attack was named in the [[Dragon Ball Z: Budokai Tenkaichi (series)|''Budokai Tenkaichi'' series]], where it is Future Trunks' (Sword) [[Ultimate Blast]] in his [[Super Saiyan]] form. In ''[[Dragon Ball Z: Ultimate Tenkaichi]]'', this attack is one of Future Trunks' super attacks in his Super Saiyan form, and his ultimate renamed '''[[Lightning Sword Slash]]''' in his base form. |
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| − | It is Future Trunks' [[meteor attack]], named '''Meteo Hell Slasher''', in ''[[Dragon Ball Z: Ultimate Battle 22]]''. The technique is a [[special attack]] called '''Burning Slash''' |
+ | It is Future Trunks' [[meteor attack]], named '''Meteo Hell Slasher''', in ''[[Dragon Ball Z: Ultimate Battle 22]]''. The technique is a [[special attack]] called {{nihongo|'''Burning Slash'''|バーニングスラッシュ|}} in the [[Dragon Ball Z: Budokai (series)|''Budokai'' series]], [[Dragon Ball Heroes]], and the [[Dragon Ball Xenoverse (series)|''Xenoverse'' series]]. in ''[[Super Dragon Ball Z]]'' was named '''Slash Break'''. It was called '''Shining Sword''' in ''[[Dragon Ball Z: Battle of Z]]''. |
[[File:Unique33.png|thumb|left|Future Trunks' Shining Sword in ''Battle of Z'']]It is Future Trunks' grapple throw in ''[[Dragon Ball Z: Supersonic Warriors]]'', and Super Saiyan Trunks uses it as part of the '''[[Garlic Buster]]''', his team attack with Super Saiyan [[Vegeta]], in ''[[Dragon Ball Z: Supersonic Warriors 2]]''. |
[[File:Unique33.png|thumb|left|Future Trunks' Shining Sword in ''Battle of Z'']]It is Future Trunks' grapple throw in ''[[Dragon Ball Z: Supersonic Warriors]]'', and Super Saiyan Trunks uses it as part of the '''[[Garlic Buster]]''', his team attack with Super Saiyan [[Vegeta]], in ''[[Dragon Ball Z: Supersonic Warriors 2]]''. |
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Future Trunks can also use the attack in ''[[Battle Stadium D.O.N]]''. |
Future Trunks can also use the attack in ''[[Battle Stadium D.O.N]]''. |
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+ | In ''[[Dragon Ball Xenoverse]]'', it appears under the name "'''Burning Slash'''" and appears as one of Future Trunks' Super Skills. It can also be obtained as a reward by the [[Future Warrior]] in Parallel Quest 24: "''Power Teams''", though it can only be used by the Future Warrior if they are either an [[Earthling]] or a [[Saiyan]]. It is one of two sword based techniques used by both Future Trunks and the Future Warrior (the other being [[High Strike|Shining Slash]]). In the ''GT Pack 1'' DLC, it also appears as one of Infected Trunks' super skills. |
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| + | {{Quote2|A serial sword attack. Succeed and use the move again to fire a follow-up Ki Blast!|''[[Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2]]'' Skill description}} |
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| + | In ''[[Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2]]'', Burning Slash returns as one of Future Trunks' Super Skills which can also be obtained by the [[Future Warrior (Xenoverse 2)|Future Warrior]] as a reward in Parallel Quest 44: "''Dragon Balls of the Future''". It appears in Future Trunks' '''Capsule Corp. Clothes 2''' skillset, Trunks: Xeno's '''Long Coat 1''' skillset, and Future Trunks (DB Super)'s '''Capsule Corp. Clothes 1''' skillset. Like in ''Xenoverse'', it can only be used by the Future Warrior if they are an Earthling or a Saiyan. Additionally in the animated opening Time Patrol recruitment video Future Trunks is shown cutting Mecha Frieza in two while [[Chronoa]] is explaining the dangers of altering history and why Time Patrollers are forbid from doing what Future Trunks did by traveling to the past which is used as an example of what not to do. Additionally during [[Golden Frieza Saga|The Emperor's Return Saga]], [[Old Kai]] references how Trunks: Xeno's past self killed Mecha Frieza to express to him how dangerous Frieza had become after his revival and training saying that it would take more than a few swipes with his sword to defeat Frieza this time. |
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| + | When used by the Future Warriors in both games the sword has the same design as Tapion's Sword (albeit the hilt colors are swapped) wielded by Trunks: Xeno (in ''Xenoverse 2'' Tapion's Sword model and accessory have a different design to the actual [[Brave Sword]] wielded by [[Tapion]] and GT Trunks which matches the design of the Brave Sword from ''Wrath of the Dragon'' and is identical to DBZ era [[Future Trunks' sword]] model). Presumably the Tapion's Sword model from ''Xenoverse'' and ''Xenoverse 2'' was used for the Future Warriors as Tapion's Sword can be obtained as an Accessory while DBZ era Future Trunks' Sword and the ''Wrath of the Dragon'' Brave Sword cannot be obtained in either game. In the case of Future Trunks (DBZ), Trunks: Xeno, and Future Trunks (DB Super) they utilize the sword model they carry on their backs. Infected Trunks uses the ''Wrath of the Dragon'' Brave Sword model he carries to perform the skill in ''Xenoverse''. The unsheathed Tapion's Sword will appear on the Future Warrior's back when performing the attack if they are not wearing the accessory which is purely cosmetic though wearing the Tapion's Sword accessory gives the illusion they are drawing the sword though in reality the accessory's sword model is not programmed to be removed from its scabbard. |
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| + | In ''[[Dragon Ball FighterZ]]'', it returns as one of Future Trunks' special moves, with the Light version being a gliding-dashing slash forward, where upon connecting, the target is launched upwards via an explosion effect after a brief moment (with the Heavy version being an enhanced version of it). The Medium version however, replicates the original flurry of slashes. If Future Trunks KOs Frieza with a Heavy Attack on the Rocky Field (Noon) stage, he will kill Frieza with his Shining Sword Attack as a Dramatic Finish like he did to Mecha Frieza. |
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| + | In ''[[Super Dragon Ball Heroes: World Mission]]'', its name is localized as '''Burning Slash''' where it appears as the Super Attack for '''PUMS3-24''' [[Super Saiyan 3]] Trunks (Future) and Base/Super Saiyan [[Xeno Trunks|Trunks (Xeno)]]. Additionally [[Great Saiyaman 3]] uses Burning Slash during the main story to kill the SDBH game world [[Cooler]] while protecting [[Beat]] when Cooler invades [[Hero Town]] in the real world due to one of the anomalies created by "[[Sealas|the menace]]". Additionally Super Saiyan 3 Trunks (Xeno)'s '''PJS-20''', '''PUMS2-19''', '''SH4-50''', and '''SH8-SCP5''' cards have [[Full Charge Burning Slash]] (confusingly localized in English as '''Full Charge Burning Attack''') as their default Super Attack.<ref name="SDBHWM"/> |
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| + | It reappears in ''[[Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot]]'', under the name {{nihongo|'''Neo Shining Sword Attack'''|シャイニングソードアタック{{Ruby|改|カイ}}|Shainingu Sōdo Atakku Kai}}, where it is a stronger variation of the [[High Strike]] (which here is named ''Shining Sword Attack''). There is also an even stronger variation named {{nihongo|'''Super Shining Sword Attack'''|スーパーシャイニングソードアタック|Sūpā Shainingu Sōdo Atakku}}, where instead of firing a yellow energy wave, Future Trunks dashes against his opponent and sends a final slash, causing a blue explosion and inflicting even more damage. |
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| − | In ''[[Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2]]'', Burning Slash returns as one of Future Trunks' Super Skills which can also be obtained by the [[Future Warrior (Xenoverse 2)]] as a reward in Parallel Quest 44: "''Dragon Balls of the Future''". Like in ''Xenoverse'', it can only be used by the Future Warrior if they are an Earthling or a Saiyan. |
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==Gallery== |
==Gallery== |
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Future Trunks chops Frieza Mecha into pieces.jpg|Future Trunks chops Frieza Mecha into pieces |
Future Trunks chops Frieza Mecha into pieces.jpg|Future Trunks chops Frieza Mecha into pieces |
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Future Trunks blasts the remains of Mecha Frieza.jpg|Future Trunks blasts the remains of Mecha Frieza |
Future Trunks blasts the remains of Mecha Frieza.jpg|Future Trunks blasts the remains of Mecha Frieza |
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Trunkscuttingfriezainhalf.jpg|Shining Sword Attack used against Mecha Frieza |
Trunkscuttingfriezainhalf.jpg|Shining Sword Attack used against Mecha Frieza |
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ShiningSwordAttack(mov7).png|Lightning Sword Slash used against Android 14 |
ShiningSwordAttack(mov7).png|Lightning Sword Slash used against Android 14 |
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ShiningSwordAttackCountered.png|Android 14 counters the Lightning Sword Slash |
ShiningSwordAttackCountered.png|Android 14 counters the Lightning Sword Slash |
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Xenoverse13.PNG|Time Patrol Trunks uses his Burning Slash in ''Xenoverse'' |
Xenoverse13.PNG|Time Patrol Trunks uses his Burning Slash in ''Xenoverse'' |
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Xenoverse14.PNG|Time Patrol Trunks ends the attack in ''Xenoverse'' |
Xenoverse14.PNG|Time Patrol Trunks ends the attack in ''Xenoverse'' |
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Revision as of 19:10, 8 July 2020
Directory: Techniques → Offensive Techniques → Rush Attack
"That was Frieza! He cut him into bits, like it was nothing." |
Shining Sword Attack (シャイニングソードアタック Shainingu Sōdo Atakku) is a Rush Attack used by Future Trunks in his Super Saiyan form.
Overview
Future Trunks flies up and comes down to vertically slash the opponent with his sword. Next, he slashes the opponent multiple times, chopping them up into bits. Finally, Future Trunks draws his hand back and brings it forward to fire a yellow energy wave at what's left of the opponent, inflicting a high amount of damage.
Usage and Power
Future Trunks slashes Frieza into pieces
Future Trunks used this attack during his battle against Mecha Frieza. Believing that Future Trunks was killed by his Supernova, Mecha Frieza and his father King Cold became distracted long enough when Future Trunks fired a Burning Attack out of nowhere. However, Mecha Frieza jumped in the air to dodge the attack, though while he was stunned, Future Trunks attacked him with the Shining Sword Attack, putting an end to the cybernetic evil tyrant.
Later, Goku landed on Earth, and to make sure he was Goku, Trunks tried to do this attack on Goku as well, but Goku blocked every Rapid Sword Stream slash Trunks made with only his index finger, to which Trunks responded: Those were the same moves that killed Frieza!
Future Trunks also attempted to perform the Shining Sword Attack in his base form against Android 14 in the movie Dragon Ball Z: Super Android 13!, but the first vertical sword slash was blocked by the Android, who then punched Trunks away before launching the sword back at him.
Variations
- Full Charge Burning Slash (フルチャージバーニングスラッシュ Furu Chāji Bāningu Surasshu) - A stronger version used by Super Saiyan 3 Xeno Trunks in Super Dragon Ball Heroes: World Mission.
- Super Shining Sword Attack (スーパーシャイニングソードアタック Sūpā Shainingu Sōdo Atakku) - A variation used by Future Trunks in Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot where instead of firing a yellow energy wave, Future Trunks dashes against his opponent and sends a final slash, causing a blue explosion and inflicting even more damage.
Video Game Appearances
Future Trunks' Meteo Hell Slasher in Ultimate Battle 22
Shining Sword Attack was named in the Budokai Tenkaichi series, where it is Future Trunks' (Sword) Ultimate Blast in his Super Saiyan form. In Dragon Ball Z: Ultimate Tenkaichi, this attack is one of Future Trunks' super attacks in his Super Saiyan form, and his ultimate renamed Lightning Sword Slash in his base form.
It is Future Trunks' meteor attack, named Meteo Hell Slasher, in Dragon Ball Z: Ultimate Battle 22. The technique is a special attack called Burning Slash (バーニングスラッシュ) in the Budokai series, Dragon Ball Heroes, and the Xenoverse series. in Super Dragon Ball Z was named Slash Break. It was called Shining Sword in Dragon Ball Z: Battle of Z.
Future Trunks' Shining Sword in Battle of Z
It is Future Trunks' grapple throw in Dragon Ball Z: Supersonic Warriors, and Super Saiyan Trunks uses it as part of the Garlic Buster, his team attack with Super Saiyan Vegeta, in Dragon Ball Z: Supersonic Warriors 2.
Future Trunks can also use the attack in Battle Stadium D.O.N.
In Dragon Ball Xenoverse, it appears under the name "Burning Slash" and appears as one of Future Trunks' Super Skills. It can also be obtained as a reward by the Future Warrior in Parallel Quest 24: "Power Teams", though it can only be used by the Future Warrior if they are either an Earthling or a Saiyan. It is one of two sword based techniques used by both Future Trunks and the Future Warrior (the other being Shining Slash). In the GT Pack 1 DLC, it also appears as one of Infected Trunks' super skills.
"A serial sword attack. Succeed and use the move again to fire a follow-up Ki Blast!" — Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2 Skill description |
In Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2, Burning Slash returns as one of Future Trunks' Super Skills which can also be obtained by the Future Warrior as a reward in Parallel Quest 44: "Dragon Balls of the Future". It appears in Future Trunks' Capsule Corp. Clothes 2 skillset, Trunks: Xeno's Long Coat 1 skillset, and Future Trunks (DB Super)'s Capsule Corp. Clothes 1 skillset. Like in Xenoverse, it can only be used by the Future Warrior if they are an Earthling or a Saiyan. Additionally in the animated opening Time Patrol recruitment video Future Trunks is shown cutting Mecha Frieza in two while Chronoa is explaining the dangers of altering history and why Time Patrollers are forbid from doing what Future Trunks did by traveling to the past which is used as an example of what not to do. Additionally during The Emperor's Return Saga, Old Kai references how Trunks: Xeno's past self killed Mecha Frieza to express to him how dangerous Frieza had become after his revival and training saying that it would take more than a few swipes with his sword to defeat Frieza this time.
When used by the Future Warriors in both games the sword has the same design as Tapion's Sword (albeit the hilt colors are swapped) wielded by Trunks: Xeno (in Xenoverse 2 Tapion's Sword model and accessory have a different design to the actual Brave Sword wielded by Tapion and GT Trunks which matches the design of the Brave Sword from Wrath of the Dragon and is identical to DBZ era Future Trunks' sword model). Presumably the Tapion's Sword model from Xenoverse and Xenoverse 2 was used for the Future Warriors as Tapion's Sword can be obtained as an Accessory while DBZ era Future Trunks' Sword and the Wrath of the Dragon Brave Sword cannot be obtained in either game. In the case of Future Trunks (DBZ), Trunks: Xeno, and Future Trunks (DB Super) they utilize the sword model they carry on their backs. Infected Trunks uses the Wrath of the Dragon Brave Sword model he carries to perform the skill in Xenoverse. The unsheathed Tapion's Sword will appear on the Future Warrior's back when performing the attack if they are not wearing the accessory which is purely cosmetic though wearing the Tapion's Sword accessory gives the illusion they are drawing the sword though in reality the accessory's sword model is not programmed to be removed from its scabbard.
In Dragon Ball FighterZ, it returns as one of Future Trunks' special moves, with the Light version being a gliding-dashing slash forward, where upon connecting, the target is launched upwards via an explosion effect after a brief moment (with the Heavy version being an enhanced version of it). The Medium version however, replicates the original flurry of slashes. If Future Trunks KOs Frieza with a Heavy Attack on the Rocky Field (Noon) stage, he will kill Frieza with his Shining Sword Attack as a Dramatic Finish like he did to Mecha Frieza.
In Super Dragon Ball Heroes: World Mission, its name is localized as Burning Slash where it appears as the Super Attack for PUMS3-24 Super Saiyan 3 Trunks (Future) and Base/Super Saiyan Trunks (Xeno). Additionally Great Saiyaman 3 uses Burning Slash during the main story to kill the SDBH game world Cooler while protecting Beat when Cooler invades Hero Town in the real world due to one of the anomalies created by "the menace". Additionally Super Saiyan 3 Trunks (Xeno)'s PJS-20, PUMS2-19, SH4-50, and SH8-SCP5 cards have Full Charge Burning Slash (confusingly localized in English as Full Charge Burning Attack) as their default Super Attack.[5]
It reappears in Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot, under the name Neo Shining Sword Attack (シャイニングソードアタック改 Shainingu Sōdo Atakku Kai), where it is a stronger variation of the High Strike (which here is named Shining Sword Attack). There is also an even stronger variation named Super Shining Sword Attack (スーパーシャイニングソードアタック Sūpā Shainingu Sōdo Atakku), where instead of firing a yellow energy wave, Future Trunks dashes against his opponent and sends a final slash, causing a blue explosion and inflicting even more damage.
Gallery
 Future Trunks uses the High Strike in the manga  Future Trunks slashes Mecha Frieza in half  Mecha Frieza cut in half  Future Trunks chops Frieza Mecha into pieces  Future Trunks blasts the remains of Mecha Frieza  Shining Sword Attack used against Mecha Frieza  Shining Sword Attack used against Mecha Frieza (flashback in Plan to Eradicate the Saiyans) .png "ShiningSwordAttack(mov7).png (798 KB)") Lightning Sword Slash used against Android 14  Android 14 counters the Lightning Sword Slash .png "Goku(Sword).png (289 KB)") GT Goku ready to use a similar attack against a statue  Future Trunks uses his grapple throw in Supersonic Warriors 2  Future Trunks's grapple throw in Supersonic Warriors 2  Future Trunks blasts his opponent in Infinite World  Xeno Trunks uses his Burning Slash in Dragon ball Heroes  Future Trunks finishes his Shining Sword rush in Battle of Z  Time Patrol Trunks uses his Burning Slash in Xenoverse  Time Patrol Trunks ends the attack in Xenoverse  Second Super Saiyan Super Saiyan Trunks (Teen) card depicting Shining Sword Attack in Dokkan Battle |
References
- ↑ Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot, 2020
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 Dragon Ball Xenoverse, 2015
- ↑ 3.0 3.1 3.2 Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2, 2016
- ↑ 4.0 4.1 Dragon Ball Heroes, 2010
- ↑ 5.0 5.1 Super Dragon Ball Heroes: World Mission, 2019