While this trait has been removed from the regular version, it still occurs with Kaiō-ken Kamehameha. Prior to v0.9b, the interior of the stored energy would flash at full charge.Its power was significantly reduced in later versions. In its first appearance in v0.7 of the demo, the fully-charged Kamehameha was the single most damaging attack (barring Final Smashes) in any version of SSF2, dealing 51% damage.Goku unleashing a fully-charged Kaiō-ken Kamehameha at Black Mage. Goku was not taught the move directly, but first learns it upon seeing Master Roshi perform it once in order to put out the fire on a burning mountain. Master Roshi invented the technique, but took 50 years to develop it. It is the first Ki-based attack to be introduced in the franchise and continues to be the most commonly used, due to being not only iconic but also simple and practical. The Kamehameha is Goku's signature move in the Dragon Ball franchise. Son Goku's first Kamehameha in the Dragon Ball manga. Like all of Kaiō-ken Goku's attacks, using or charging it prevents Kaiō-ken from ending until after the move ends, allowing the player to remain in Kaiō-ken form indefinitely by continuing to charge it. Also, unlike the regular version, it can be turned in the other direction when used either on the ground or in midair.
While visually identical to his normal version's self, it charges twice as quickly and boasts much higher power. Kaiō-ken Goku's version of the move is called Kaiō-ken Kamehameha ( 界王拳 （ かいおう ）・ 亀破波 （ かめはめは ）).
The backwards-thrown version is called a Reverse Kamehameha, and behaves exactly the same as a normal Kamehameha. When being used in midair, the move dramatically slows Goku's descent while charging, pushes him back on release (with higher charges pushing him back more), and he can launch it backwards as well. At its lowest charge, the beam is weak and travels very little range, but at full charge, it is much more powerful and travels a great distance. With each ascending charge, the beam becomes larger, travels farther, and deals more damage and knockback to opponents hit. Kamehameha goes through four states of charge, with Goku uttering "KA", "ME", "HA", "ME" for each one, respectively the ball grows in size amid flashes with energy, along with emitting a sound cue, for each charge, with the fourth stage being the brightest and largest. Holding the special input charges the energy, and when the special button is released, he then thrusts his hands forward to shoot it out in a streaming beam of energy, while uttering "HAAAAAAA!". When performed, Goku cups his hands to his side and concentrates his ki energy into a single ball-shaped point between them. The four stages of a fully-charged Kamehameha.
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