Why didn't Goku teach anyone teleportation?

[Saiga]

That's not the Masenko Piccolo is using (and it's probably not the Masenko Gohan is using there, either). Just a generic ki blast.

@RandomGuy True, there isn't much separating them, but a different name and stance (and anime colour) is enough for me honestly. I would have preferred if Gohan kept the Masenko and instead used the Kamehameha for 'big' attacks (since at the Cell Games, suddenly the Kamehameha turns into a powerful technique) even if there's very little difference. And it means a little more consistency in the generic beams if individuals characters constantly use them in their own way.

[TenshiGokuu]

Well if it takes Goku a few seconds to learn a kamehameha wave, which took others like master roshi 50 years to learn.And for Goku to master instant transmission took almost a year. then i guess maybe its because its pretty difficult to master IT. that's what makes Goku special. its can be pretty badly abused when anyone can just travel across a galaxy in like a second.So it is a pretty much become exclusive technique that Goku and supreme kai's can only use.

[Friezacooler]

it takes cooler level character to master the instant Transmission and Kid buu level character to copy the supreme kai version. Super buu and Gotenks have their own versions in a different way .

[Cipher]

So, there's also the possibility that he can't.

He had to spend nearly a year on an alien planet to learn it directly from its practitioners. He may be able to use it, but not be nuanced in it enough to teach it. For that matter, we have no idea what was even involved in learning it, or if it may have required something unique to Yardrat or its inhabitants.

[DBZGTKOSDH]

Wait, what attack is Piccolo Jr using in the above image?

Masenko. Hence the Gohan comparison

No, this isn't the Masenko.

That's a Masenko:

Spoiler:

[RandomGuy96]

So, there's also the possibility that he can't.

He had to spend nearly a year on an alien planet to learn it directly from its practitioners. He may be able to use it, but not be nuanced in it enough to teach it. For that matter, we have no idea what was even involved in learning it, or if it may have required something unique to Yardrat or its inhabitants.

They had to mind sex Goku for two years straight. Calling it right now.

[flashback0180]

goku has a nack for learning martial arts and ki teachnics faster than everyone else

Kamehameha less than 10 seconds,
Controlling spirit energy (splitting water,fire) less than 24 hours.
After image technique less than 5 seconds.

etc....


If he himself took a year to learn Instant transmission ,It's possible he thought others couldn't master it.
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[Goku111]

Well it is not like anyone asked him to use it and everyone thought it was impressive but they wanted to use their own abilities to get by

[RandomGuy96]

That's not the Masenko Piccolo is using (and it's probably not the Masenko Gohan is using there, either). Just a generic ki blast.

@RandomGuy True, there isn't much separating them, but a different name and stance (and anime colour) is enough for me honestly. I would have preferred if Gohan kept the Masenko and instead used the Kamehameha for 'big' attacks (since at the Cell Games, suddenly the Kamehameha turns into a powerful technique) even if there's very little difference. And it means a little more consistency in the generic beams if individuals characters constantly use them in their own way.

It does, but I just don't see why it matters if there's so little different about them to begin with. Gohan really doesn't have any unique techniques; he just has two big ki blasts taken from other fighters, that have the same function as dozens of other generic attacks.

I was actually surprised to see Piccolo never used the Masenko. I always assumed he used it before Gohan, probably due to the name.

[Duo]

I believe we see Piccolo use the Masenko against Raditz (first meeting), and also against final form Freeza when they're all trying to hit him.

[dbgtFO]

I believe we see Piccolo use the Masenko against Raditz (first meeting), and also against final form Freeza when they're all trying to hit him.

Nah, the stance was clearly alluding to his father's ultimate attack and the guided one, he used against Goku.

[Duo]

I believe we see Piccolo use the Masenko against Raditz (first meeting), and also against final form Freeza when they're all trying to hit him.

Nah, the stance was clearly alluding to his father's ultimate attack and the guided one, he used against Goku.

Which example are you referring to?

Spoiler:

[Saiga]

I think Piccolo is using what the video games call "Bakurikimaha" which is also a technique Daimao used (at the very least it looks very similar). The above example doesn't really match either technique to me.

[Retan]

Did goku ever come up with any of his own attacks?

[RandomGuy96]

Do variants of the Kamehameha count? Or that one combo he used as a kid? If not, then no. They were taken from Roshi, Kaio, Ten, Krillin, and the Yardratians.

[TheGmGoken]

Do variants of the Kamehameha count? Or that one combo he used as a kid? If not, then no. They were taken from Roshi, Kaio, Ten, Krillin, and the Yardratians.

Well Goku did KINDA make Fpssj. KINDA. It was his idea. Also Goku made dragon fist if you count GT and movies.

[Duo]

I guess Goku's niche is taking the techniques of others and doing them better than anybody else. Kind of cheapens his appeal a bit, though. Super Saiyan grade 4 is a weakish example because it's just Super Saiyan with an even more fierce aura when you get down to it - taking an established ability/transformation and making it better.

Thought I guess you could give him credit for being the first to go Super Saiyan, so he's an "inventor" of sorts for unlocking it.

[RandomGuy96]

Do variants of the Kamehameha count? Or that one combo he used as a kid? If not, then no. They were taken from Roshi, Kaio, Ten, Krillin, and the Yardratians.

Well Goku did KINDA make Fpssj. KINDA. It was his idea. Also Goku made dragon fist if you count GT and movies.

...FPPSS isn't a thing. It's just the regular Super Saiyan form, not a whole separate transformation. That's not inventing a new technique, that's finding an efficient training method.

Thought I guess you could give him credit for being the first to go Super Saiyan, so he's an "inventor" of sorts for unlocking it

Well technically Bardock would be- (is shot)

[DBZGTKOSDH]

...FPPSS isn't a thing. It's just the regular Super Saiyan form, not a whole separate transformation. That's not inventing a new technique, that's finding an efficient training method.

It is separated in various guidebooks as Super Saiyan Full Power/Grade 4 thought. It's more like an upgrade & replacement of the Super Saiyan Grade 1 form.

[MDSTSSJ]

Because Goku thinks more as a fighter and every fighter does not teach all his techniques to everyone!

Kakarot is more a fighter than a father. It is more a fighter than a friend. It is more a fighter than a husband.