GEKKOUGA MIZU SHURIKEN

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Gekkouga uses Mizu Shuriken in the Ash vs Diantha battle from Pokemon XY. Fans play this short anime attack sound for battles and edit moments.

This clip captures the moment Ash's Greninja, called Gekkouga in Japanese, unleashes its signature Mizu Shuriken attack during the battle against Diantha. You hear the rush and spin of water forming into a sharp shuriken, layered with the intensity of a high stakes anime fight. The whoosh feels fast, clean and powerful, like the move is cutting through the air toward its target. It lands as a burst of hype, instantly raising the tension and making any scene feel like a decisive final attack in a Pokemon battle.

Gekkouga is the Japanese name for Greninja, the final evolution of Froakie introduced in Pokemon X and Y in 2013. Mizu Shuriken, or Water Shuriken, is its signature throwing move made of compressed water. The clip comes from the Pokemon XY anime battle between Satoshi, known as Ash in English, and Diantha, the Kalos Champion. That matchup became a favorite scene among fans, and short attack sounds from it were shared on soundboards and reused in edits, memes and fan videos.

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What is Gekkouga Mizu Shuriken?

Gekkouga is the Japanese name for Greninja, and Mizu Shuriken means Water Shuriken. The sound is the water attack effect from Greninja's signature move, a spinning shuriken made of water thrown at high speed in battle.

Where is this sound from?

It comes from the Pokemon XY anime, from the battle between Ash, called Satoshi in Japanese, and Kalos Champion Diantha. The clip captures Greninja using Water Shuriken during their highly anticipated exhibition match.

How do people use this sound?

Creators use it to add impact to anime edits, fan animations and gaming clips, especially for throwing attacks or final hits. Its fast water whoosh is easy to recognize for Pokemon fans and instantly adds battle hype.