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How to get Kamehameha in Fortnite: Locations, stats, and how to use

Dragon Ball is finally in Fortnite.

Every single Dragon Ball Super fan has tried to do a Kamehameha once in their lifetime only to realize that you’re clearly having an off “ki” day. Fortunately, Fortnite brings the Kamehameha wave to your fingertips in its non-competitive game modes.

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Players can pretend to be Goku and channel all their ki into a massive energy blast that’ll destroy the homes of innocent bystanders who reside in Tilted Towers.

The Kamehameha wave was introduced alongside the Nimbus Cloud in season three of Chapter 3 and then vaulted. It is now been reintroduced in the Chapter 4, season one update though, so it’s time to learn how to use it again.

How do I use the Kamehameha in Fortnite?

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The Kamehameha is the most well-known super move in all of Dragon Ball. Popularized by the main character Goku, and taught to him by Master Roshi of the Turtle School, the Kamehameha now comes to Fortnite, bringing all its destructive capabilities.

In Fortnite, the beam has several levels when used. To use it to its maximum potential, players will have to charge for an extended period of time. As soon as you hit the third level, you’ve reached the Kamehameha wave’s strongest point. 

It’ll launch you into the air, exposing you to all opponents below, so use it wisely. The move itself is incredibly strong; it’ll eliminate or down an enemy before you know it. The move also destroys almost all materials. If it’s good enough to take down Cell, it’ll take down that pesky Aerobic Assassin giving you a hard time.

It’ll do 100 damage on impact, and 40 for every second it’s on an opponent. You’ll have to aim incredibly precisely as the ability limits your mouse sensitivity as soon as you let loose. The move gives you a 15-second cooldown after each use.

Where do I get the Kamehameha in Fortnite?

Similarly to the Nimbus Cloud, you’ll be able to get the ability in capsules you’ll find scattered throughout the map. You’ll likely see a fireball plummeting from the clouds above, and that has a Kamehameha wave inside.

If not, there’ll be one sitting pretty on the freshly mown grass.

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You can also find them inside Dragon Ball vending machines. They’ll cost 250 gold bars and as soon as you have it, the only way you lose it is by dropping it.

Once you’ve got one, you’ll be feared by the rest of the Fortnite lobby.


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