Fortnite players are already landing wild kamehameha trick shots thanks to the Dragon Ball crossover
Fortnite x Dragon Ball has ascended to a new level of meme
The Fortnite Dragon Ball crossover is here, and it's one of the more robust collaborations the battle royale game has yet seen - which means that the memes are already hitting hard, and players are putting new items like the Fortnite kamehameha to astounding use.
Throughout battle royale matches, Fortnite Capsule Corp capsules air drops will occasionally provide the kamehameha as an item drop, which you can then consume to charge up and fire Goku's iconic beam attack for some very big damage. Check out the clip below from Twitter user BigFurryBalls for a general idea of what this looks like in action.
goku gets a dub with the kamehameha then hits the griddy #Fortnite pic.twitter.com/YscAsZ27s9August 16, 2022
While the added dance move at the end has already sent that video viral, it's not even the most impressive kamehameha shot so far. Something about Goku blowing up a car hits hard.
Just casually playing as Goku in fortnite xD #XboxShare pic.twitter.com/I6g8QL92HTAugust 16, 2022
Still not impressed? Let's just watch Goku use a kamehameha to snipe a player flying around on the nimbus cloud out of the sky.
DO IT GOKU SNIPE HIM NOWWWW pic.twitter.com/dstMuJUWD3August 16, 2022
Our own Guides Editor Iain Wilson even got in on the action, by using the kamehameha to rack up two quick eliminations and a Victory Royale.
Now, I'm not saying the new Dragon Ball Kamehameha weapon in #Fortnite is OP, but... #VictoryRoyale pic.twitter.com/85uxJl7UHxAugust 17, 2022
Those items and the Goku, Vegeta, Bulma, and Beerus skins are just the tip of the iceberg for this crossover. The Kame House is now on the main battle royale map, where you can find Bulma and get some powerful items. You can visit a creative mode island to watch a selection of Dragon Ball Super episodes on a big in-game screen. Another island opening on August 19 offers an array of Dragon Ball locations to explore, from Goku's House to the Room of Spirit & Time.
The ranks of the best anime games are getting broader by the day.
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