Hit is the legendary assassin from Universe 6 in Dragon Ball Super, whose signature Time Skip lets him jump forward a fraction of a second to strike before his opponent can react. The technique became iconic during his tournament battles against Goku and Vegeta, where fans singled out the tense pause and sudden impact as the defining sound of his fighting style. Clips of the effect later spread through anime edits and gaming montages on social platforms, and creators still use it today because it instantly signals speed, stealth, and an unfair advantage without needing any dialogue.
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The Time Skip sound effect from Dragon Ball Super, used when Hit freezes time to strike Goku. A sharp, dramatic cue for anime edits, fights and meme reveals.
This is the Time Skip effect tied to Hit, the legendary assassin from Dragon Ball Super, capturing the moment he slips through a fraction of a second to land an unseen blow. The clip opens with a tense, almost silent pause before a sharp, distorted rush and impact that feels like time itself stuttering, then cuts off abruptly. That sudden stop makes the hit feel impossible and unfair, leaving viewers stunned for a beat before the action resumes. It works best as a punchline for a dodge, a counterattack, or a reveal where someone appears to teleport behind their opponent.
