Continuous Energy Bullet
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The Continuous Energy Bullet (連続 気功 弾, Renzoku Kikō Dan; Literally meaning "Continuous Spirit Work Bullet") is a combination of many energy waves fired at a very rapid rate, causing a lightning speed effect. It is effective for quick, widespread, and massive amounts of damage, but it is very draining on one's own Ki level, however, if they are powerful enough, they are able to avoid the draining effects of this combination technique.
Many fighters in Dragon Ball Z and Dragon Ball GT are able to perform this attack, but its most prominent user is Vegeta (in fact, during his fight with Majin Buu, Son Goku refers to it as Vegeta's technique). It was first used against Gohan, then Vegeta used the Continous Energy Bullets against Zarbon in his transformed state. Gohan used this against Frieza. Vegeta also used the Continous Energy Bullets against Frieza to form the Big Bang Storm. Piccolo used his version of the Continuous Energy Bullet, called Scatter Shot, against Frieza. Frieza used his version of the Continuous Energy Bullet during his battle with Goku. Cui used this against Vegeta as a part of his Ah, Lord Frieza! technique. Goku used it against Cell who blocked it. Goku also has his own special one handed version of the technique that he used destroy a volley of rocks that was lobbed at him by Frieza.
Piccolo used another version of the Continuous Energy Bullet, called Rapid Fire, against a Cell Jr.. Broly used his version of the Continuous Energy Bullet on Goku. In Dragon Ball GT, Uub used the Continuous Energy Bullet against Baby, as well as did Pan. Baby Vegeta used this and formed them as Continuous Super Galick Gun.
Its various levels are named the Full Power Energy Blast Volley (used by GT Goku, Gohan, Son Goten, and Vegeta Baby), Full Power Energy Barrage Wave (used by Super Saiyan 2 Gohan, Kid Trunks, Cui, and Turles), and Super Energy Wave Volley (used by Goku, Vegeta, King Vegeta, and Majoob) in the Budokai Tenkaichi video game series, whereas it is called Full Power Consecutive Ki Blast in Dragon Ball Z: Infinite World and Energy Barrage in Dragon Ball Online. They are much more powerful than the average energy Ki Blasts. Like other techniques, this attack can be increased further through transformations, concentration, and training. Its power, speed, force, color, and size depends on the user. This technique is usually used as a last resort or a desperation move, typically motivated by frustration or rage. Great Apes and Golden Great Apes also have a Mouth Blast variation of this attack.
