Dragon Ball Z showed Goku’s ability so powerful (and unexpected) that it was never used again in the saga.
For everything Dragon Ball Z We have witnessed Goku learn and perfect new fighting techniques, each more powerful than the last. However, there was one occasion where The Saiyan demonstrated an ability so powerful, mysterious and arbitrary, that it was never used againand fans have decided to leave it forgotten.
One of Goku’s most powerful techniques
The technique we are talking about is telepathy, one aspect of Goku’s wide range of abilities. which is certainly not comparable to the Saiyan’s enormous strength and skill, but in which he proved himself an expert during the Frieza Saga.
We saw these telepathic abilities in action shortly after Kakarot finally landed on Planet Nameku, after interrupting the Ginyu Special Forces’ fight against Vegeta, Krillin, and Gohan. Without revealing his origin or how he does it, Goku was able to read Krillin’s thoughts and understand the context of the fight. After this occasion, the Saiyan will never use this powerful technique again in Dragon Ball..
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Akira Toriyama gave us one of the most representative works of shonen, but this does not exempt the mangaka from being occasionally arbitrary in the construction of the narrative of Dragon Ball. In any case, Goku’s telepathy is an ability completely forgotten by fans, and at this point it does not matter if the Saiyan was able, like Professor Charles Xavier in the Marvel universe of X-Men, to read the thoughts of the little…
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