Kamehameha!

17,889 사용자가 좋아했습니다

255,191 조회수

이 사운드에 대하여

The iconic Kamehameha attack shout from Dragon Ball, used in edits, anime memes and gaming clips when someone unleashes a dramatic finishing move.

This clip captures the famous Kamehameha battle cry associated with Dragon Ball’s energy blast attack. It starts with a focused shout and builds into a charged, explosive release that instantly feels powerful and over the top. The sound is loud, dramatic and easy to recognize even in short edits, which is why it works so well for punchlines, fake power-ups and victory moments. Viewers usually read it as a signal that something huge is about to happen, whether the scene is epic, silly or intentionally exaggerated.

Kamehameha is the signature energy attack from the Dragon Ball franchise, most famously used by Goku in the anime and manga. The shout became widely recognized through decades of TV broadcasts, games, fan edits and convention culture. Online, it spread beyond anime spaces because the charge-up and release are easy to sync with dramatic reveals, joke attacks and overpowered moments. It remains popular because even short clips instantly communicate a big blast coming, much like the Inception Button signals intense buildup in other meme edits.

사용 사례

자주 묻는 질문

What is the Kamehameha sound from?

It comes from Dragon Ball, where Kamehameha is a signature energy attack used most famously by Goku. The shout and blast are a staple of the anime, manga and many Dragon Ball games.

Why is the Kamehameha sound so popular in memes?

People use it because the charge-up and release instantly sell the idea of huge power. Even in a short clip, it makes ordinary actions feel like dramatic attacks, which works well for jokes, gaming edits and anime references.

How do creators usually use the Kamehameha sound?

It is often added to videos right before a big impact, reveal or finishing move. Editors pair it with zooms, glowing effects, fake energy blasts or exaggerated reactions to make the moment feel bigger and funnier.