Confuse
Stun
Stun verb - To make a strong impression on (someone) with something unexpected.
Usage example: the news of President Kennedy's assassination stunned the nation
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Though he can burn or blow up stuff with cinder missiles, his smoke can also be utilized nonlethally to stun and confuse enemies.
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He has a couple of high volume combos with knockdown or knockback finishes based on his "attack" on Cell in the series, his Rolling Hercule Punch skill is an effective confuse-and-stun move and his Dynamite Kick can be charged up into a furious combo especially if set up right.
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