Dragon Ball Wiki
(Editing a gallery)
Tag: gallery
No edit summary
Line 1: Line 1:
 
{{Infobox Technique
 
{{Infobox Technique
 
|name=Spirit Boost
 
|name=Spirit Boost
|image=[[File:GOKU After The Blast.JPG|thumb|Goku after using Spirit Boost to blow away Nappa's attack]]
+
|image=[[File:Spirit Boost.png|thumb|Goku after using Spirit Boost to blow away Nappa's attack]]
 
|image2=
 
|image2=
 
|JapName=
 
|JapName=

Revision as of 23:31, 10 April 2018

"He blew it away... with ki alone...!!"
Vegeta describing technique in "Vengeance"

Spirit Boost is an defensive Kiai technique originally used by Goku during his battle with Nappa. It is also used by several fighters in Dragon Ball Xenoverse series.

Overview

"This one... I won't dodge!!"
Goku before performing the attack in "Vengeance"
225 03

Goku using Spirit Boost in the full color manga

The user protects themselves from Ki Blasts by using a Kiai to negate the attack.

The technique was originally used by Goku in both the manga and anime to defend against Nappa's Bomber DX. Before using the technique, Goku says he won't dodge it like he did Nappa's previous attacks, then blows away Nappa's attack using his own ki as stated by Vegeta.

Appearances in Video Games

Move56

Goku using a Spirit Boost in Xenoverse

"Cancel Ki Blasts with sheer energy! Works over a wide range."
Dragon Ball Xenoverse Skill description

Spirit Boost was first named in Dragon Ball Xenoverse as a common Super Skill used by many fighters such as Goku, Vegeta, and Tien. It can also be purchased by the Future Warrior from the Skill Shop in Toki Toki City's Industrial Sector. In Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2, returns as a Super Skill used by certain characters. It can also be obtained by the Future Warrior (Xenoverse 2). In Xenoverse 2, Spirit Boost is noteworthy as one of the few skills that does not require any Ki to use. In the Xenoverse series, it takes the form of an Explosive Wave but besides canceling Ki Blasts it does not cause any damage and usually wears off after two or three seconds.

Gallery

References