Cólera do Dragão is the Brazilian Portuguese name for Shiryu's Rozan Shō Ryū Ha, the signature technique of the Dragon Saint in Masami Kurumada's Saint Seiya. The anime adaptation by Toei Animation aired in Japan from 1986 to 1989 and became a phenomenon in Brazil in the 1990s through its local dub. The shouted attack names became iconic catchphrases there, repeated by fans on playgrounds and TV. Online, the clip circulates in anime nostalgia edits, versus memes and soundboards, kept alive by Brazilian millennials who grew up with the series.
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Shiryu shouts his Cólera do Dragão attack cry from the Portuguese dub of Saint Seiya. Fans use it for anime edits, fight memes and dramatic versus intros.
This six-second clip captures Shiryu, the Dragon Saint from Saint Seiya, screaming Cólera do Dragão in the classic Brazilian Portuguese dub. His voice starts low and strained, then erupts into a powerful, echoing battle cry as the attack launches. Underneath the shout you can hear the rush of energy and a faint dragon-like roar that defined 90s anime fight scenes. For viewers who grew up watching the series, it instantly triggers nostalgia and hype, turning any edit into a moment of over-the-top heroic determination.
