What kind of energy does a stun gun have?

A stun gun, also known as a Taser, utilizes electrical energy to temporarily incapacitate a person by disrupting their neuromuscular system. When the stun gun is deployed, it delivers a high-voltage, low-amperage electric shock to the target, causing involuntary muscle contractions and temporary loss of control. This disruption affects the person's ability to move or resist, making it an effective self-defense tool. The stun gun's electrical energy is generated by a capacitor that stores the charge and releases it during use.