The most powerful move in “Dragon Ball” is, of course, that one!

　”Dragon Ball” by Akira Toriyama is one of Japan’s most popular manga, with a surprisingly high global circulation of over 260 million copies. The movie is also doing well, as was the previous “Dragon Ball Super Broly”.

　The popular “Dragon Ball” has many characters and various special moves. It is no exaggeration to say that this is an eternal theme that fans get excited about, as they debate the “strongest moves in the series” from various perspectives, such as their power and effectiveness.

　Simple and therefore the most powerful? ”Kamehameha” is used by many characters
The “Kamehameha” is a standard special move that symbolizes “Dragon Ball” and is a technique that embodies “Ki” in an easy-to-understand manner. It was developed by Kame-Sen’nin and mastered by his disciples Goku, Krillin, Yamcha, and others. Even characters who were not direct disciples of Kamehameha demonstrated this technique.

　It can be said that the appearance of the Kamehameha was the beginning of the derivation of techniques for releasing ki. The strength of the user’s “ki” is purely proportional to the power of the technique.

　The user’s fighting power determines the strength of the chi. The higher the user’s fighting power, the more powerful the Kamehameha will be. In the works, there are depictions of Kamehameha with a power ranging from piercing the ground to destroying a star itself.

　By concentrating his fighting power on a single point, he is able to display a power greater than that of his original fighting ability. When Goku fought Raditz, his fighting strength was 416, but when he used the Kamehameha, his fighting strength increased to 924, about 2.2 times.

　The relatively short time it takes to fire and the well-balanced technique that is best described as “simple is best” are probably the reasons why so many people imitate it. For example, Tenshinhan and Majin Buu were able to perform the Kamehameha as soon as they saw it. Other members of Goku’s family, such as Gohan, Goten, Pan, and Cell, use this technique as a matter of course.

In “Dragon Ball,” the “Kamehameha” is the only special move that so many characters have copied and used. If its versatility and ease of use are taken into account, it should be added to the list of the strongest techniques.