The Kamehameha is Goku's signature energy attack in Dragon Ball, the long-running manga and anime created by Akira Toriyama, where it is taught by Master Roshi and becomes one of the series' most recognisable moves. As Dragon Ball grew into a global franchise through television, films and video games, the shouted charge and beam became shorthand for anime power itself. Online, editors and meme makers reuse the sound to exaggerate ordinary moments, which keeps it familiar to new audiences who may never have watched the original episodes.
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The Kamehameha energy blast sound from Dragon Ball, with Goku charging and firing a powerful beam. Used for anime edits, power-up scenes and dramatic reveals.
This clip captures the full Kamehameha sequence from Dragon Ball, starting with a rising, crackling charge as energy gathers, then exploding into a loud, rushing beam that feels huge and unstoppable. The voice builds in intensity, the energy hums and crackles, and the final release hits with a forceful, almost overwhelming rush that instantly signals a decisive attack. Listeners recognise it immediately, even without the picture, because the sound alone carries the drama of a hero unleashing everything at once. It works as a punchline, a climax, or a moment of pure, over-the-top power.
