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Gohan's Super Saiyan scream from Dragon Ball Z, the long powered-up yell from his transformation, used in anime edits and reaction videos.

This is Gohan unleashing a long, rising scream as he powers up to Super Saiyan in Dragon Ball Z. The clip runs for several seconds, starting tense and strained before building into a full, echoing yell packed with energy and distortion from the original broadcast audio. It captures the exact moment his anger and power spill over, which makes even a short edit feel dramatic and intense. Listeners instantly read it as a transformation, a power spike, or someone about to lose control completely.

The scream comes from Dragon Ball Z, the long-running anime adaptation of Akira Toriyama's manga, where Gohan, son of Goku, unlocks Super Saiyan forms during major battles in the 1990s series. This version circulates in Latin American soundboards as the scream heard in the Mexican broadcast dub. Clips of Saiyan power-up screams have been shared for years in edits, remixes and soundboards because the extended yell is instantly recognisable to fans, even without any picture or dialogue around it.

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What is the Gohan SSJ scream sound?

It is an extended power-up scream by Gohan from Dragon Ball Z as he transforms toward Super Saiyan. The audio lasts around eighteen seconds and builds in intensity, which is why editors use the full rise rather than a short shout.

Where does this version of the scream come from?

This version is shared as the original scream heard in the Mexican broadcast of Dragon Ball Z. Gohan is Goku's son, and his Super Saiyan transformations are among the most famous power-up moments in the series for longtime anime fans.

How do people use the Gohan scream in videos?

Creators place it over power-ups, angry reactions, workout clips and dramatic reveals where a character needs to look like they are charging up. It works best uncut, timed so the loudest peak lands exactly on the visual payoff.