Kikoha, written in Japanese as 気功波 and rendered in the slug as qi gong bo, is the generic name for ki energy wave attacks in Dragon Ball. Fighters gather energy in their hands and fire it as a concentrated beam, a technique family that includes the famous Kamehameha. As anime clips spread through games, forums and short video edits, the charging hum and explosive release became a reusable shorthand for building power. Editors still use it whenever a character, player or meme subject needs an instantly recognisable anime power-up moment.
About this sound
A charging and blasting anime energy wave sound effect inspired by Dragon Ball ki attacks, used for power-ups, beam attacks and fight scene edits.
This is the sound of a concentrated ki energy attack building and releasing in a powerful wave. It starts with a rising charge and rushing air, then erupts into a deep, roaring blast that feels like it is tearing across the screen. The long build makes the release hit harder, giving a simple punch, pose or transformation the weight of a finishing move. Viewers instantly read it as overwhelming power, which is why a short charge and blast can turn an ordinary anime or game edit into a dramatic, high-stakes moment.