Stone Bullet

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Stone Bullet,^[3]^[1] also called Here We Go! (せーの！, Sē no!), is a Rush Attack used by Goten.

Overview[]

The user throws a rock (or debris) that can only be used in point-blank range.

Usage[]

DragonballZ-Movie11 1192 — Goten throws several rocks one after another

Goten used this technique while training with Gohan for the 25th World Martial Arts Tournament. Gohan asks Goten to throw rocks at him, so he will avoid them in order to train. Goten does so and starts throwing rocks at Gohan hitting the mountain behind and making them come out on the other side. It is proven to be harder to avoid the rocks than Gohan thought, so he tells Goten to move back.

Variations[]

Ki Blast Type: Stone - A weaker version where the user throws a single stone at a time instead of a Ki blast. The default Ki Blast Type for Hercule and Jaco in Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2. Hercule, Yajirobe, and Great Ape Goku also throw rocks for their Ki blast attacks in the Budokai Tenkaichi series.
Diamond Throw – A variation used by Videl against LSSJ Broly, where she throws a gem she had collected earlier to distract him from crushing Gohan to death. She uses it on Broly during Dragon Ball Z: Broly - Second Coming, Broly smashes the gem with swipe of his hand. Named in the Dragon Ball Z Collectible Card Game.
- Moonsault Kick - A technique where Videl uses Diamond Throw as a distraction, allowing her to sneak attack the opponent with a kick. Named and first appeared in Dragon Ball Z: Dokkan Battle.

Similar Techniques[]

Master Roshi utilizes it while training Goku and Krillin when he throws a rock marked with a Turtle (亀, Kame) Kanji 30 yards into Jungle, with Roshi once hitting the latter on the head with a fake rock when the boy tried to trick Roshi into accepting it. Krillin then uses it himself to trick Goku into getting the fake stone while he made off with the real stone.

Goku utilizes a rock throw on Ninja Murasaki

King Piccolo utilizes a rock throw on Goku during their fight at King Castle by blowing it at him.

During the clash against Frieza on Namek, Vegeta - believing himself to be a Super Saiyan - telekinetically rips a chunk of rock out of the ground to throw at the tyrant before engaging him in battle.

During the ten days wait for the Cell Games, Krillin throws a rock on Goku while they and Gohan are relaxing near a lake, expecting Goku to catch the rock before impact, but it only resulted in Goku getting hit and becoming very angry at Krillin. It is essentially the same technique Goten uses as both involve throwing rocks with one's hands though Goten throws more than one at point-blank range which is the only real difference.

During the Shadow Dragon Saga, Super Saiyan 4 Vegeta briefly utilizes the technique to throw large chucks of rock-like debris.

Video Game Appearances[]

In Dragon Ball Z: Buu's Fury, Goten uses it when practicing with Gohan, with his Energy Punch animation.

In the Raging Blast series, it is named Here We Go! where it is one of Goten's Super Attacks in both his base and Super Saiyan forms.

In Dragon Ball Kai: Ultimate Butōden, it is Goten's ultimate attack. Goten changes what he says when he uses it in the game, with "Ready set!" and "Go!"

In Dragon Ball Z: Battle of Z, it is named Slingshot.

In Dragon Ball Xenoverse, it is named Stone Bullet where it is one of Goten's Super Skills. This move is also used by Mr. Satan though it is used in place of basic ki blasts due to his inability to use ki. Jaco also uses this move in place of basic ki blasts as well. The Future Warrior can also obtain this skill as a reward in Parallel Quest 32: "Super Saiyan Bargain Sale".

DBXV2 Yamcha (Instructor) Pitching the Turtle Stone (Turtle Stone Hunting Special Class Minigame) — Yamcha throwing a Turtle Stone using his baseball pitching skills in *Xenoverse 2*

In Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2, Stone Bullet returns as a Super Skill used by Goten while Mr. Satan and Jaco use it in place of basic ki blasts due to their inability to use ki blasts. The Future Warrior can obtain this Super Skill as a random reward in Parallel Quest 56: "Hercule Is Number One". Yamcha occasionally holds a special training lesson that acts as a minigame called Turtle Stone Hunting where he puts his well-honed baseball pitching skills to use by throwing several Turtle Stones throughout Conton City which the player must collect. After the 1.09.00 Update, this Super Skill can be added to Gotenks' custom skillset after it has been purchased in Partner Customization. Additionally, Hercule's Super Soul It must be some kind of trick... grants the Future Warrior the Ki Blast Type Stone which allows them to throw stones instead of Ki Blasts, like Hercule and Jaco.

In Dragon Ball Legends, certain characters such as Goten, Mr. Satan, Wasteland Bandit Yamcha, Yajirobe, & Magenta will throw rocks which acts as a replacement for standard Ki Blasts and Ki Blast Arts. In their respective Blast Arts Info Details their Blast Arts type is classified as a Physical Blast which is used for characters who throw stones, gunfire (Bulma, Future Mai, & Launch), or Bansho Fan (Chi-Chi) instead of Ki Blasts.

Trivia[]

As King Piccolo blew a stone at Goku, Piccolo inherited the technique as he inherited all of King Piccolo's techniques from birth as he is King Piccolo's reincarnation.^[2]