(Sound effect begins with a low, resonant hum, gradually increasing in intensity and pitch. The hum is layered with a subtle, rumbling sub-bass that adds weight and depth. This buildup lasts for approximately 2 seconds, steadily growing louder and more intense. The rumbling becomes more pronounced, punctuated by sporadic, low-frequency clicks and pops.

At the 2-second mark, the sound transitions abruptly. The low hum transforms into a high-pitched, crackling energy release, similar to the sound of electricity arcing. This high-pitched element is the dominant sound for the next 1.5 seconds, characterized by a rapid succession of sharp, crackling noises. The crackling is layered with a sizzling static sound effect, adding a sense of intense heat and energy. The pitch of the crackling gradually increases, reaching a peak intensity before beginning a slight descent.

Simultaneously with the high-pitched crackling, a powerful, resonant boom is introduced. This boom is short but impactful, adding a sense of physical force to the sound. It's layered with a series of smaller, echoing booms that create a sense of reverberation and spatial depth. The boom is slightly delayed in relation to the peak of the crackling, creating a sense of impact following the release of energy.

The final 0.5 seconds of the sound effect consists of the decaying reverberation of the boom and the fading crackling. The sizzling static gradually diminishes, leaving behind a lingering sense of residual energy. The overall effect is a powerful, dynamic sound that captures the raw, explosive force of a ki blast, complete with a sense of buildup, release, and lingering impact.)