And none of us had noticed until now.
Dragon Ball is, without a doubt, one of the best anime in history, but we are also talking about one of the most important intellectual properties that exists today, which has managed to break through in numerous media, such as the video game. The most curious thing is that, despite the fact that many of us have seen these series many times, and we know the protagonists practically as if they were our relatives, there are always details that escape us, this being one of the most attractive details of Dragon Ball.
Now we have been able to learn about a very interesting detail that involves Goku, a member of many of the lists of the best anime characters, and one of his most representative techniques, in addition to one of the most recognized if we talk about shonen anime: the Kamehameha, which seems to have a totally different purpose than we could understand given its use by Goku.
Goku, transformed into Super Saiyan 4, during Dragon Ball GT
The Kamehameha was intended to save lives.
Of course, we all know that the inventor of this technique was the well-known Master Roshi, but we may not all know that he invented it with the aim of saving lives, and not so much for fighting enemies.
This seems to have been forgotten even by Master Roshi himself, who can rarely be seen using this technique for that purpose, but this is more scandalous in Goku, who simply used it as another technique when fighting. Fortunately, this did not last long, since in Dragon Ball GT, a series that on the other hand is not canonwe saw how Goku used the Kamehameha with the aim of simply saving lives.
Specifically, we are referring to the moment in which, during chapter 8 of this anime, he has to use this much-mentioned technique to destroy a volcano, which had erupted, and threatened an entire town, and therefore the lives of its members. population. In this way, we could see Goku use the Kamehameha to save livesobjective that Master Roshi followed when he created, and later perfected this renowned technique.