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| Tracking Kienzan[1][2] | |
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| Literal English | Tracking Spirit Circle Cut |
| Games | Tracking Kienzan (追跡気円斬, Tsuiseki Kienzan; Literally meaning "Tracking Spirit Circle Cut")[3] Death Saucer (デスソーサー, Desu Sōsā)[4] Double Death Slicer (ダブルデススライサー, Daburu Desu Suraisā)[5] |
| First Appearance | |
| Manga Debut | Dragon Ball Volume 27, Chapter 325 |
| Anime Debut | DBZ103 DBK052 |
| Movie Debut | Movie 19 (Flashback) |
| Game Debut | Dragon Ball Z: Super Saiya Densetsu |
| Data | |
| Type | Ki Manipulation Technique |
| Sub-Type | Blending type |
| Class | Offensive |
| Range | Long range |
| Other | |
| Parent | Kienzan |
| Users | |
The Tracking Kienzan is a variation of Kienzan developed by Freeza where the technique senses the opponent's ki and could chase them.
Usage[]
Freeza developed a version of the Kienzan that can be used to track an opponent's ki and follow them wherever they go. He created the technique by imitating the Kienzan that Kulilin used on him. The technique, as with the original Kienzan, can cut anything, but similar to any tracking technique, has one fatal flaw: if the target avoids the technique in front of the user, they themselves will be struck.[1]