The animation quality wasn’t the problem as these were older shows that went under editing for kids. Sailor Moon was one of them and stood out like a sour thumb. We just had anime on syndicated TV all of a sudden. There wasn’t even an ABC Saturday Morning Fall Preview episode. When we got the 1995 wave of anime, it just popped up. This was before I found out what “shoujo” is as well as manga and anime having very specific demographics. When I was younger, I had my gripes with the original Sailor Moon anime that aired in the U.S in the 1990s. Moon Spiral Heart Attack (Sailor Moon, Sailor Moon series) It’s just the franchise’s mascot attack-if attacks could be mascots. Ultimately, it’s a stock attack compared to other blasts you’ll see between Dragon Ball Z, GT, and Super. There are more powerful versions of the Kamehameha such as when done in tandem with the Kaioken Technique. There are a couple of other characters who use the attack such Goku’s teacher Master Roshi, Krillin, and Yamcha-who totally had a disrespectful nickname before I edited it.Ĭompared to other attacks learned in Dragon Ball, it’s not the most difficult to execute and isn’t much different for other beam attacks in the franchise. Well, if the user has the energy and skill to do it. It works just like Ryu and Ken’s Hadouken only it fires a beam of energy and can be popped as many times as possible. The Kamehameha is used by Son Goku, the main hero of the Dragon Ball franchise. We might as well go on ahead and scoot this one out of the way. Anime Special Attack O.G: The Kamehameha (Various, Dragon Ball series)
Let’s look at five of the most iconic special attacks in old school anime. It’s their Stone Cold Stunner, basically. These are the ones that are always in the pocket of the heroes-or villains. ( ) In more action-oriented anime, there tends to be special attacks.
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