A pulsing, rhythmic "ree-ree-ree" sound. Subconsciously familiar because it is based on a recorded via ultrasound. All Super Saiyan forms Instant Transmission
A sharp, high-pitched "zip" or "pop" sound. In DBS, this sound was slightly updated from the classic version. Goku's teleportation
A weird, high-pitched jingle used during highly dramatic or tense standoffs. Intense face-offs Notable Differences in Super Hidenori Arai | Dragon Ball Wiki | Fandom dragon_ball_super_all_sound_effects_description
Rapid-fire "pew-pew" sounds. DBS often uses softer, more modern digital tones compared to the heavy explosions of DBZ. Common energy barrages
The following table summarizes the most recognizable sound effects in Dragon Ball Super , many of which utilize libraries from Sound Ideas and Hollywood Edge. Effect Type Description & Origin Key Appearances A pulsing, rhythmic "ree-ree-ree" sound
A distinct, shimmering sound described as "ethereal" or like an , differing significantly from standard Saiyan auras. Goku (Ultra Instinct) Ki Blasts
The sound design of Dragon Ball Super (DBS) represents a significant shift from the legendary "Arai-style" sounds of Dragon Ball Z . While veteran sound designer (Fizz Sound Creation) defined the classic era with sounds like the "womb-heartbeat" Super Saiyan aura, Mutsuhiro Nishimura took over for the Super series. This change resulted in a "softer," more digital soundscape that many fans describe as less "bombastic" than the original. Iconic Sound Effect Descriptions In DBS, this sound was slightly updated from
A high-pitched, sharp "whistling" sound that underscores the speed and strain of the technique. Goku (Kaioken)