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Paralysis rings is a technique used by Guldo during his fight with Trunks in his Super Saiyan form. Guldo extends his right arm and points his right finger at the opponent and telepathy throws the opponent. Then, he fires five powerful rings made out of pure energy at his enemy, trapping the opponent by the arms, legs, and waist, giving Guldo enough time to attack. Guldo also use this technique against Gohan, but the rings were invisible.

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  • Paralysis rings is a technique used by Guldo during his fight with Trunks in his Super Saiyan form. Guldo extends his right arm and points his right finger at the opponent and telepathy throws the opponent. Then, he fires five powerful rings made out of pure energy at his enemy, trapping the opponent by the arms, legs, and waist, giving Guldo enough time to attack. Guldo also use this technique against Gohan, but the rings were invisible.
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  • Paralysis rings is a technique used by Guldo during his fight with Trunks in his Super Saiyan form. Guldo extends his right arm and points his right finger at the opponent and telepathy throws the opponent. Then, he fires five powerful rings made out of pure energy at his enemy, trapping the opponent by the arms, legs, and waist, giving Guldo enough time to attack. Guldo also use this technique against Gohan, but the rings were invisible.
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