KAME HAME HAME HAAAA

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Goku's Kamehameha attack shout from Dragon Ball, with the rising charge-up and final blast release. Used in anime edits, power-up scenes and meme battles.

This is the extended Kamehameha attack cry as performed by Goku in Dragon Ball, stretched over twelve seconds of building tension. The voice starts low and deliberate, repeating each syllable with increasing volume and strain, before erupting into a long, raw scream on the final release. You can hear the energy gathering in the delivery itself, moving from controlled chant to all-out blast. It lands as both heroic and over the top, which is why the sheer commitment in the shout makes even a parody scene feel like a final battle.

The Kamehameha is the signature energy attack from Dragon Ball, created in Akira Toriyama's manga and first used by Master Roshi before becoming Goku's defining move. Its name combines Kame, meaning turtle, with a chant-like delivery that was stretched for dramatic effect in the anime. As Dragon Ball spread worldwide through television, games and later streaming, the drawn-out shout became instantly recognisable beyond anime fans. Clips of the charge-up are now shared on their own, used whenever an ordinary moment is framed as an epic unleashing of power.

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What is the Kamehameha sound?

The sound is Goku performing the Kamehameha, the classic energy wave attack from Dragon Ball. He chants each syllable slowly while charging the attack, then releases it with a long, loud final scream that lasts several seconds.

Where does Kamehameha come from?

It comes from Dragon Ball, created by Akira Toriyama. The technique was invented by Master Roshi, the Turtle Hermit, and later learned by Goku, who made the slow chant and explosive release famous in the anime series.

Why do people use this sound in memes?

The long build-up creates instant tension and comedy at the same time. Creators place the chant over anyone preparing something big, then time the final scream to the reveal, making a small action feel like an anime final attack.