Twin Dragon Shot

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"It's been a while since I've done this. Hm. I wonder how Master Roshi's doing right about now?" — "Goku vs. Frieza! The Super Showdown Begins!"

Twin Dragon Shot
舞双龍弾
Mai Sō Ryūdan
Alternate names	Twin Dragon Bullet Dance Double Kamehameha Feint Kamehameha Guided Kamehameha
Debut	Manga: "Underwater Battle" Anime: "Clash of the Super Powers"
Appears in
Inventor	Goku
Users	Goku Gohan
Color	&       or       &
Class	Continuous Energy Bullet
Similar Techniques	Darkness Twin Star Double Eraser Cannon Double Kamehameha Hellzone Grenade Shining Soul Spirit Ball

Twin Dragon Shot (舞双龍弾, Mai Sō Ryūdan, lit. "Dancing Twin Dragon Bullet) is a variation of the Kamehameha used by Goku and Gohan.

Overview

The user puts his hands at his sides and says the syllables "Kameha...", then he charges a blue energy sphere in each hand as he draws his hands forward and says the last syllables "meha!" while he releases the energy spheres and backs away while maintaining the energy spheres' shape and movement. The energy spheres can be controlled using arm movement to be fired against the opponent.

Goku says Kamehameha when he releases the two spheres in the anime, and Daizenshuu 7 refers to the technique as a Feint Kamehameha (フェイントかめはめ波, Feint Kamehameha).

Usage

Gohan uses the Twin Dragon Shot

Goku uses this attack during his battle against Final Form Frieza on Namek. After getting kicked down into the ocean by Frieza, Goku discovers that Frieza uses his eyes to follow Goku's movements instead of sensing his energy. Testing this possibility, Goku fires up his Twin Dragon Shot one by one at Frieza. Frieza mistakes the Twin Dragon Shot for Goku, but he still manages to dodge the attack. However, this is merely a distraction for Goku to emerge from the ocean unseen and double kick Frieza down into a cliff from behind. However, the plan proves useless, as Frieza does not suffer any damage in the slightest, however he does manage to surprise Frieza as he tells Goku he was the first one to get him dirty other than his parents.

Gohan tries this underwater attack against Dabura. After getting blasted into the water by Dabura's Evil Impulse, Gohan charges two Kamehameha spheres from each hand and fires them one after another. Gohan guides the spheres out of the water to Dabura, who deflects them and blasts Gohan again with the Evil Impulse.

Goku using Twin Dragon Shot against Kale and Caulifla

Goku used this technique against Kale and Caulifla in the Tournament of Power. The technique pierces through their respective blasts, leaving Kale struggling to redirect one while Goku controls the other to chase and eventually hit Caulifla mid-air.

Similar Techniques

In the anime, Super Saiyan Goku uses a similar attack under the Other World Stadium against Pikkon who dodges it.

Video Game Appearances

• Dragon Ball Z: Supersonic Warriors 2
• Super Dragon Ball Z
• Dragon Ball Z: Dokkan Battle
• Dragon Ball FighterZ

In Supersonic Warriors 2, it is named Twin Dragon Shot. It is initiated when Goku is below his opponent and has the ability to home in on the enemy. The second blast can also be charged up. Like most moves in the game, it costs 50% of the player's current ki level.

In Super Dragon Ball Heroes, it is named Guided Kamehameha (配置かめはめ波, Haichi Kamehameha).

In Dokkan Battle, it is named Feint Kamehameha name and is the Ultra Super Attack of Saiyan Pride Goku.

In FighterZ, it is part of Goku's basic ki attacks.

Gallery

Goku uses the Twin Dragon Shot in the manga

Goku creates energy spheres for the Twin Dragon Shot

Goku's Twin Dragon Shot in Supersonic Warriors 2