The Big Bang Kamehameha is the combined signature technique of Gogeta, fusing Vegeta's Big Bang Attack with Goku's Kamehameha, famously unleashed by his Super Saiyan 4 form against Omega Shenron in the finale of Dragon Ball GT (1996–1997). It returned in Dragon Ball video games, where the dramatic voice line became easy to rip and share. Like the Mangekyo Sharingan awakening or Za Warudo, the anime's time stop, it became a staple finishing-move cue on anime soundboards, and it endures because few shouts capture final-boss energy as instantly.
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Gogeta's Big Bang Kamehameha shout from Dragon Ball GT, a booming energy-blast voice line. Anime editors use it for power-ups, hype edits and versus memes.
This is the Big Bang Kamehameha, the signature finishing move of Gogeta, the fusion of Goku and Vegeta, ripped from Dragon Ball GT. The clip opens with a deep, guttural battle shout as he calls the attack's name, then erupts into a roaring surge of crackling blue energy. It sounds massive and overwhelming, like a tidal wave of raw power crashing through the speakers. For viewers it delivers pure hype: the unmistakable feeling that something enormous is about to be vaporized, which is exactly why the line has survived as an anime power fantasy staple.
