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The '''Final Kamehameha''' is an attack | The '''Final Kamehameha''' is an attack in the ''Dragon Ball'' franchise that combines the [[Final Flash]] from [[Vegeta]] and [[Kamehameha]] from [[Son Goku]] into a new, unique attack. It is typically used by [[Gogeta]] and (more notably) [[Vegetto]], but Goku and Vegeta have used it as a combination attack while not fused.<ref name="super98">{{Cite episode|Series=Super|Eps=98|}}</ref><ref name="toei">{{Cite web|URL=http://www.toei-anim.co.jp/tv/dragon_s/chara/chapter4/no09.html|Website=Toei Animation|Title="Universe 9"|AccessDate=20 October 2017}}<br>{{Cite web|URL=https://redd.it/77mqzm|Website=Reddit|Title="Tournament of Power: Toei Website Profiles"|Date=20 October 2017}}</ref> | ||
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The Final Kamehameha is typically available to [[Vegetto]] as a super move in video games. The technique makes its non-video game debut in the ''[[Dragon Ball Super]]'' television series in Vegetto's battle against [[Merged Zamasu]]<ref name="super66">{{Cite episode|Series=Super|Eps=66|}}</ref>, the events for which are also adapted in [[Dragon Ball Super chapter 23|manga chapter 23]].<ref>{{Cite manga|Series=Super|Chp=23}}</ref> | The Final Kamehameha is typically available to [[Vegetto]] as a super move in video games. The technique makes its non-video game debut in the ''[[Dragon Ball Super]]'' television series in Vegetto's battle against [[Merged Zamasu]]<ref name="super66">{{Cite episode|Series=Super|Eps=66|}}</ref>, the events for which are also adapted in [[Dragon Ball Super chapter 23|manga chapter 23]].<ref>{{Cite manga|Series=Super|Chp=23}}</ref> [[Goku]] and [[Vegeta]] also use the Final Kamehameha as a combination attack to eliminate the [[Trio de Dangers]] in [[Dragon Ball Super Episode 98|anime episode 98]]; the attack was named as such in the Trio's [[Toei Animation]] website profiles.<ref name="toei"/> | ||
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| Literal English | Final Kamehameha | ||
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| English Name(s) |
Final Kamehameha (Toei) Final Kamehameha (Bandai Namco) | ||
| Manga Debut | Dragon Ball Super Chapter 23 | ||
| Anime Debut | Dragon Ball Super Episode 66 | ||
| Game Debut | Dragon Ball Z: Ultimate Battle 22 | ||
| Technique Data | |||
| Classification | Ki Manipulation | ||
| Type | Basic | ||
| Creator | Gogeta + Vegetto | ||
| Parent | Final Flash + Kamehameha | ||
The Final Kamehameha is an attack in the Dragon Ball franchise that combines the Final Flash from Vegeta and Kamehameha from Son Goku into a new, unique attack. It is typically used by Gogeta and (more notably) Vegetto, but Goku and Vegeta have used it as a combination attack while not fused.[1][2]
General Overview
The Final Kamehameha is typically rendered as a large, yellow beam of energy shot from both hands.
Usage
The Final Kamehameha is typically available to Vegetto as a super move in video games. The technique makes its non-video game debut in the Dragon Ball Super television series in Vegetto's battle against Merged Zamasu[3], the events for which are also adapted in manga chapter 23.[4] Goku and Vegeta also use the Final Kamehameha as a combination attack to eliminate the Trio de Dangers in anime episode 98; the attack was named as such in the Trio's Toei Animation website profiles.[2]
Name
The Final Kamehameha combines the names of the Final Flash and Kamehameha from Vegeta and Goku, respectively.
Production
The Final Kamehameha debuts in 1995's Dragon Ball Z: Ultimate Battle 22 on the Sony PlayStation as an attack for Gogeta; here it is rendered a strong, but small, projectile attack. Gogeta speaks the name "Final Kamehameha" aloud while performing this attack.[5]
Though Vegetto appears in 1996's Dragon Ball Z: Hyper Dimension on the Super Famicom, he does not have a Final Kamehameha for an attack; instead, he uses both a standard Kamehameha as well as the Big Bang Attack[6] (the latter of which Vegetto uses in Dragon Ball Z Episode 270, which aired eight months prior to the game's release).[7] Many FAQs and move lists online mistakenly list Vegetto's Kamehameha as a Final Kamehameha.[8][9][10][11]
Vegetto makes return appearances in 1996's Dragon Ball Z: The Grand Legend of Dragon Ball on the Sony PlayStation and Sega Saturn, as well as 1997's Dragon Ball: Final Bout on the Sony PlayStation. It is here in Final Bout that Vegetto begins to receive his trademark Final Kamehameha, available as a standard super move.[12]
Having previously been used only in video games, the Final Kamehameha makes its animated debut in the Dragon Ball Super series. Following Goku and Vegeta's fusion into Vegetto (and subsequent transformation into Super Saiyan God Super Saiyan, or "Vegetto Blue"), Vegetto unleashes the Final Kamehameha against Merged Zamasu.[3]
References
- ↑ "Oh, the Uncertainty! The Universes Despair!!". Dragon Ball Super. Episode 98. Japan: Fuji TV, 09 July 2017.
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 "Universe 9". Toei Animation. Retrieved: 20 October 2017.
"Tournament of Power: Toei Website Profiles" (20 October 2017). Reddit. - ↑ 3.0 3.1 "Showdown! The Unyielding Warriors' Miraculous Super Power". Dragon Ball Super. Episode 66. Japan: Fuji TV, 13 November 2016.
- ↑ Toriyama, Akira; Toyotarō. Dragon Ball Super Chapter 23: "The Potara's True Worth". V-Jump, June 2017. Japan: Shueisha, 21 April 2017.
- ↑ Dragon Ball Z: Ultimate Battle 22. Japan: Bandai. Sony PlayStation. 28 July 1995.
- ↑ Dragon Ball Z: Hyper Dimension. Japan: Bandai. Nintendo Super Famicom. 29 March 1996.
- ↑ "A Fissure Between Dimensions!! Has Buu Snapped?!". Dragon Ball Z. Episode 270. Japan: Fuji TV, 12 July 1995.
- ↑ "Dragon Ball Z: Hyper Dimension – FAQ/Move List by Vegita". GameFAQs. Retrieved: 29 July 2019.
- ↑ "Dragon Ball Z: Hyper Dimension – FAQ/Move List by Leedar". GameFAQs. Retrieved: 29 July 2019.
- ↑ "Dragon Ball Z: Hyper Dimension – FAQ/Move List by JLucas". GameFAQs. Retrieved: 29 July 2019.
- ↑ "Dragon Ball Z: Hyper Dimension – FAQ/Move List by DTuong". GameFAQs. Retrieved: 29 July 2019.
- ↑ Dragon Ball: Final Bout. Japan: Bandai. Sony PlayStation. 21 August 1997.