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Earth Breaker

* Freeza (Inventor)

The **Earth Breaker** is a Ki Manipulation Technique used by Freeza.

## Usage

This technique is used by Freeza, placing his palms onto the surface of the Earth and discreetly channeling his *ch'i* into the planet. Doing so creates a chain reaction within the planet, causing the ground to rupture, sending pillars of fire and lava shooting into the sky. The planet crumbles under the weight of the explosion, being reduced to rubble.

## Trivia

* While this technique wasn't named in the movie or the anime, it was named *Dragon Ball Z Dokkan Battle*.
EX Fusion

* Tekka

"**EX Fusion**" is a unique type of fusion developed by Bulma, introduced in the video game *Dragon Ball Fusions*. It combines the Metamoran Fusion with the Kaiōshin's Potara, allowing fighters who do not have similar combat strengths or builds to merge into a powerful warrior permanently. As opposed to the Potara, it utilizes the Metamo-Ring; worn on the wrists, the two participants perform the Metamoran Fusion and merge into a single, powerful being. If the Metamo-Ring is removed, the fusion is undone, but as long as the ring remains intact, the fusion is permanent.

The EX Fusion method also appears to be able to supercede the Potara, allowing a fused Potara being to still perform fusion via this method.

Only fighters who have an immense affinity with the other participating party can perform the EX Fusion, and performing this method gives the two participants even stronger affinity with each other. Tekka can perform this technique with every fighter on his side.

## Trivia

* While it is classified as Fusion, and functions as such for every character, it bears more similarities to Absorption when used by Tekka — or the player character in general. The resulting fused character is treated as Tekka, down to their personality, and only acquires traits of the person they fuse with.
Dragon

* Four-Star Dragon
* One-Star Dragon
* Polunga
* Shenron
* Super Shenron
* Zalama

**Dragons**, also referred to as **Shenron** (神（シェン）龍（ロン）; *FUNimation* "Eternal Dragon"; Literally meaning "Dragon Gods") are magical, wish-granting deities from the *Dragon Ball* series.

## Overview

The Shenron are summoned when seven Dragon Balls are gathered together and once the summoning happens, they can grant to the summoner(s) a varying number of wishes. The wishes that can be granted from them as well as the specifications to make said wish, vary as much as the Dragons themselves.

## Appearance

Despite each Shenron having different appearance, they share some common physical traits such as their long, serpentine form and no wings. Their body is covered in think, green scales, and similar to a serpent, their body could be considered one long tail. Notably, they possess vivid red eyes, which glow when granting a wish. Additionally, they have large stag antlers perched atop their heads and a yellow underbelly.

Their size is truly immense, being among the largest creatures in the *Dragon Ball* universe, dwarfing even most dinosaurs. However, as they have never been seen to fully stretch out their bodies in the manga, it is not known precisely how long they are.

## List of Dragons

### Shenron

*Main article: Shenron*
The **Shenron** of Earth is created by God — and later upgraded by Dende. This Shenron has been summoned numerous times by both the Dragon Team and villans throughout the series to fulfill their wishes.

### Polunga

*Main article: Polunga*
**Polunga** is the Shenron from Namek, created by the Nameccians. Polunga was created by Saichōrō — and later upgraded by Muri. Despite being the Nameccian Shenron, he has lent his wish granting abilities to the Dragon Team multiple times throughout the series, and was notable for being initially more powerful than Shenron.

### Super Shenron

*Main article: Super Shenron*
**Super Shenron** is the Shenron that is summoned using the Super Dragon Balls. He was created by the original dragon god, Zalama, and is also known as the "dragon of the gods" (神の龍, *Kami no Ryū*). He serves both the Sixth and 7th Universes. The Dragon Team encounters him after winning the 6th Universe and 7th Universe Hakaishin Selection Martial Arts Competition.

## Trivia

* Between Polunga and the Shenron of Earth, the latter has died and been revived the most, totaling at thrice.
* The English dub term of "Eternal Dragon" has caused a slight bit of confusion in regards to the Shenron's mortality status. Despite being called an "Eternal Dragon" in the English dub, it has been made plain in the series that the Shenron can be killed.
DBZ077

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* English

"**Birth of the Mightiest Warrior?! Nail and Piccolo Merge**" (最強戦士の誕生か！？ネイルとピッコロが合体, *Saikyō Senshi no Tanjō ka!? Neiru to Pikkoro ga Gattai*; *FUNimation* "The Fusion") is the seventy-seventh episode of the *Dragon Ball Z* anime.

## Summary

Saichōrō is gone, along with Polunga and Vegeta's wish. Freeza arrives, furious at being denied his wish. He begins to fight with them. Vegeta is confident in his new strength. Meanwhile, Piccolo comes upon Nail's wounded body. Nail tells him to fuse with him, because this transformation might give him enough power to defeat Freeza. Though he is reluctant, Piccolo agrees. He and Nail become one, though it is in Piccolo's body. With his newfound strength, Piccolo continues towards Freeza's ship.
Dragon Ball Daizenshū 4: World Guide

***Dragon Ball Daizenshū 4: World Guide*** (ドラゴンボール大全集4　ＷＯＲＬＤ　ＧＵＩＤＥ, *Doragon Bōru Daizenshū 4 World Guide*; Literally meaning "Dragon Ball Great Complete Collections 4: World Guide") is the fourth supplementary guidebook, produced by Shueisha, of the *Daizenshū* series.

It covers the entirety of the anime series, with a specific focus on the world of *Dragon Ball* series. Like many of the Japanese guides, it was only released inside Japan.

## Contents

### Featured Characters

* Shenron (pp.32–33)
* Polunga (pp.34–35)

### Featured Races

* Saiyans
* Nameccians
* People of the Cosmos
* Freeza and his followers
* Babidi and his followers
* Earthlings
	+ Martial Artists
	+ Humans
	+ Animals
	+ Monsters
Giga Blaster

* Final Burst Cannon
* Final Flash
* Vegeta

The **Giga Blaster** is a powerful Ki Manipulation Technique used by Vegeta.

## Usage

This was used in Vegeta's battle against Reacoom where Vegeta accumulates energy from his body, and spreads his arms widely. The powerful *ki* that is built from this attack is able to increase the temperature in the air and releases, the *ki* begins to fluctuate like fire allowing Vegeta to release a powerful Kikōha from his hands in form of a beam that was able to destroy an entire Island. The technique was able to heavily damage Reacoom but not enough to mortally wound him.

## Trivia

* While this technique wasn't named in the manga and anime, it was named in the SNES game *Dragon Ball Z: Plan to Eliminate the Saiyans*.

## References

1. ↑ *Dragon Ball Z Super Saiyan Legend*
2. ↑ *Dragon Ball Z: Supersonic Warriors*
Galactic Patrol

* Jaco Teirimentenpibosshi
* Merus
* Blaster Gun
* Extinction Bomb
* Galactic Patrol Spaceship
* Galactic Receiver

The **Galactic Patrol** (銀（ギン）河（が）パトロール, *Ginga Patorōru*) are the space police that only watch over the Milky Way.

## Organization

The Galactic Patrol is lead by a king. Other than that, its structure is relatively unknown. The organization is extremely small, consisting of only thirty-eight members from various races in the universe. According to Jaco, it is difficult to get into the Galactic Patrol and all Galactic Patrolmen are hand-picked by the organization.

Freeza recognizes the symbol of the Galactic Patrol, and Jaco himself knows and fears Freeza. Beyond knowing of the other's existence, however, it isn't known what Freeza's relation with the Galactic Patrol is.

## Uniforms

The standard attire for a member of the Galactic Patrol is a white piece of armor that covers the entirety of their torso and displays the emblem of the organization. Additionally, members wear a violet-colored jumpsuit beneath their armor, white gloves, and matching white boots.

## In Other Universes

According to Frost, the 6th Universe also has a Galactic Patrol.

## Trivia

* According to Akira Toriyama, the Galactic Patrol are only strong enough to deal with Saiyans in their youth. Because of this, they had to turn a blind eye to Freeza and his empire.
* In the *Dragon Ball XenoVerse* series, members of the Galactic Patrol are referred to as "Galaxy Patrolmen" in the flavor text of Jaco's Ultimate Move.
* In the Daizenshū 7 it was said that the was a space police organization that existed in the universe. However, they lack the fighting ability to oppose Freeza and the Saiyans.

## References

1. ↑ *Dragon Ball Super* episode 31
2. ↑ *Jaco the Galactic Patrolman* chapter 2
3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 V-Jump December 2013 Issue (21 October 2013) — “Tera-P” & “V-Jump Cartoonists’ Collection”
4. ↑ *Jaco the Galactic Patrolman* chapter 3
5. ↑ *Dragon Ball Z: Revival of "F"*
6. ↑ Dragon Ball Volume "F" — Akira Toriyama Script Comments
Eraser Cannon

* Broli (Movie only)
* Bio-Broli (Movie only)
* Kale (Anime only)

The **Eraser Cannon** is a powerful Ki Manipulation Technique and is the signature move of Kale. It was first introduced in the movies as the signature technique of Broly.

## Usage

By focusing *ki* into the palm, the user is able to generate powerful emerald spheres of impressive destructive power.

## Improvement

***Note**: The following contents are "C-Canon". Please read Canon policy for further information.*

Broli was able to control the energy output for each blast, allowing him to cause a wide range of damage. A powerful enough blast was capable of destroying entire planets with ease. Broli was also able to focus the energy for this blast in front of his chest, allowing him to surprise enemies without warning.

*Concludes "C-Canon" section.*

## Trivia

* Although not named in the original movie, it was named in *Dragon Ball Z: Super Martial Arts Legend 2*.

## References

1. ↑ *Dragon Ball Z Dokkan Battle*
2. ↑ *Dragon Ball Z: Burn Up!! A Red-Hot, Raging, Super-Fierce Fight*
Ea

* Potara

**Ea** (エア; *Viz* "Eyre") was the Kaiōshin of the 3rd Universe, who aids in the upkeep of the balance of his respective universe alongside the Hakaishin Mosco.

## Personality

Ea is slightly influenced by mortals who like machines.

## Dragon Ball Super

### Universe Survival Arc

Alogside Moscow and his Campari, Ea attends the Zen Exhibition Match, where they watch the Seventh and 9th Universe contestants fight each other.

## In Other Timelines

### Trunks' Timeline

In Zamasu's quest for justice, he took advantage of all Hakaishin's life-force being intertwined with their universes Kaiōshin, and killed Ea to subsequently eliminate Moscow.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 *Dragon Ball Super* Ea Character Profile
2. ↑ *Dragon Ball Super* episode 78
Dodonpa

* Super Dodonpa
* Chaozu
* Taopaipai
* Tenshinhan
* Tsuru-Sennin (Inventor)

The **Dodonpa** is a Ki Manipulation Technique, and one of the signature techniques of the Tsuru-Sen Style Dōjō. It is the Tsuru-Sennin's answer to Kame-Sennin's Kamehameha.

## Usage

The Dodonpa is an assassin's technique, crafted by Tsuru-Sennin himself for the sake of killing, and seems to be his own secret technique in response to the Kamehameha created by his rival. By concentrating *ki* in their fingertips, the user releases a thin, concentrated beam of *ki*, similar to an arrow. One of the key differences between the Dodonpa and the Kamehameha is the method in which it is fired; for ease of killing, the blast lacks the wide attack range of its cousin technique, enabling it to pierce vital organs such as the heart. As shown by Gokū during his fight with Taopaipai, if a target is stronger than the user of the Dodonpa, they can deflect it with merely their palms. This, however, seems to burn their hands, hinting the Dodonpa is also a blast of super-heated energy.

## Trivia

* The name is a combination of *dodon* (どどん), derived from a Japanese "*dodōn*" (どどーん; Literally meaning "boom") and *pa* (波), meaning "wave".
	+ It's possibly inspired from "Dodompa" (ドドンパ, *Dodonpa*), a rumba-like Japanese musical genre popular in the 1960s.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 *Daizenshū 2*, page 205
2. ↑ *Daizenshū 7*, page 150
3. ↑ *Dragon Ball Z* game series
4. ↑ *Dragon Ball XenoVerse*
5. ↑ *Dragon Ball Z: Budōkai Tenkaichi* series
6. ↑ *Dragon Ball* chapter 91, page 9
Destruction

* Energy of Destruction (Anime only)
* *Destruction Touch*
* Toppo: Hakaishin Mode (Anime only)
* Beerus
* Sidra (Anime only)
* Son Gokū (Manga only)
* Toppo
* Vermoud (Manga only)

**Destruction** is a technique used by Hakaishin which allows them to instantaneously destroy a target.

## Usage

The Hakaishin are able to unleash this technique through lifting their palm holding it, uttering the word "Destruction" (破壊, *Hakai*; *FUNimation* "Hakai"), the user can instantaneously kill whomever is in front of them. Beerus was shown to be able to eliminate revenants, and gag-comic characters. Sidra's application was distinctly different where he was able to use it to destroy everything within a certain area, destroying an entire civilization.

In the manga, Gokū would later display this ability while in his Completed Super Saiyan Blue state; channeling his contained aura into his fist, and shouting "Destruction", Gokū can reduce a target — or part of a target — to ashes. However, this ability vastly drains his stamina, and cannot be used repeatedly.

## In Other Media

### Video Games

In *Dragon Ball FighterZ*, if Beerus' Transcendent Headshot would kill Gokū Black, Destruction is used instead. This marks its first appearance within video game media.

## Trivia

* While explicitly a Hakaishin skill, Gokū was able to mimic this technique in the manga, outright stating he was "borrowing it" from Beerus. Despite this claim, the manga never shows Beerus use within the series.
* Destruction has had different portrayals between media. Within *Dragon Ball Z*, it reduces the target to sand, playing into Beerus' Egyptian motif. However, in *Dragon Ball Super*, Destruction either atomizes the target in the anime, or reduces them to sand in the manga.

## References

1. ↑ *Dragon Ball Super* episode 59
2. ↑ *Dragon Ball Super* chapter 25
God-Splitting Cutter

* God-Splitting Arrows (Anime only)
* Instant Splitting Cutter (Anime only)
* Violent God-Splitting Cutter (Anime only)
* Energy Scalpel
* Zamasu (Present)
* Zamasu (Future)
* Zamasu

The **God-Splitting Cutter** is a Ki Manipulation Technique used by all forms of Zamasu.

## Usage

The user generates *ki* from their hand creating a thin-clear line of transparent *ki* surrounding the hand of the user that generates a dark-colored, purple aura around the clear lining. The use of this technique is as they were wielding a blade. The blade possesses tremendous cutting power, and can cut an opponent directly in half, instantly killing them. When used by Zamasu to kill a Babarian, they glowed white from the inside, and there was no blood, suggesting the *ki* instantly cauterizes the wound.

The technique can also perforate through the environment beyond the intended target. The technique was easily stopped by Beerus with a simple grab.

## Trivia

* While unnamed in the anime, it was named in *Dragon Ball Heroes*.
* In the manga, when Zamasu and Black use this technique, it resembles a full sword, rather than the regular energy covering their hand that the anime displays.

## References

1. ↑ *Dragon Ball XenoVerse 2*
2. ↑ *Dragon Ball FighterZ*
3. ↑ *Dragon Ball Super* episode 55
4. ↑ *Dragon Ball Super* episode 59
Garlic Kamehameha

* Garlic Cannon (Anime only)
* God Kamehameha (Movie only)
* Final Kamehameha
* Big Bang Kamehameha
* Son Gokū (Anime only)(with Vegeta)
* Vegeta (Anime only)(with Gokū)

This technique is a combination Ki Manipulation Technique utilized by Son Gokū and Vegeta, combining their signature Kamehameha and Garlic Cannon techniques as a tag team maneuver. Despite the ingenuity behind the strategy, this technique's power is unknown, as it was only used to destroy Prum's footing.
Farmer (character)

* Shotgun

He was the first victim of the Saiyan Invasion. Where in his investigation of a UFO crash in his farm. After driving to the crash site he confronts an invasive extraterrestrial threat. Where he shortly is injured at the fate of his own bullet he fired at the intruder.

## Abilities

According to the readings of Raditz the farmer's Fighting Power is 5.

## Dragon Ball

### Saiyan Arc

One peaceful day the farmer was on his farm by northern parts of Earth in which he was working on his day-to-day activities such as picking hay with a wooden pitchfork on his Chevrolet light blue truck. The farmer tired begins to take a break as he worked up a sweat filling the entirety of the bed of his truck. The farmer tired notices something through his peripheral vision and notices an object in the sky that catches him completely off-guard. He is completely aghast at seeing sphere covered in a bright luster descending from the depths of space. The UFO falls into the farther ends of his farm, causing him to jump in shock as well as his livestock. The farmer assumes in great distress that its a meteor or a UFO. The man jumps into his truck with curiosity and speeds towards the crash site.

Upon arriving onto the crash-site he notices the enormous crater into the ground. He steps out of his vehicle an in amazement continues his investigation taking out his Shotgun from his truck as the Spacepod continues to sizzle. The man gets closer to the crash-site and is speechless at the sight of it coming to the realization that the UFO is not a meteor but a spacepod. The spacepod then short opens causing sweat to run down his face in fear. From the spacecraft a large man emerges and the farmer left in complete silence unable to form sentences and without stuttering. The extraterrestrial with the slightest ease jumps immensely landing on the ground murmuring at the disgrace that the inhabitants of the world are still extant.

The farmer quickly points his gun at the extraterrestrial and ask's him to halt and to tell him who he is. Raditz uses his Scouter of his Fighting Power of five. Assured in his fighting power Raditz begins to confront him even with a shotgun pointed at close range. Raditz continues his advancements, the man tries to warn Raditz to no avail and out fear shoots Raditz. In split moments Raditz appears to have the entire shell before it even was able to scatter. The shell, bended catches the farmer in a state of shock and begins to retreat as Raditz turns the shell onto his direction and with a flick of his thumb hits him with bullet appearing to have grazed him in the shoulder area. The man falls onto the ground and faints.

## Dragon Ball Z: God and God

The farmer makes a cameo in Dragon Ball Z: God and God. He can be seeing working the earth on his farm while far on the distance Shenron is being summoned at Capsule Corporation to grant a wish.

## References

1. ↑ *Dragon Ball* chapter 195
2. ↑ *Dragon Ball*, chapter 195, pages 1-5
3. ↑ *Dragon Ball* chapter 195, pages 6-7
4. ↑ *Dragon Ball* chapter 195, pages 8-9
Gero's Spy Robot

* Gero (inventor)

This is a spy robot created by the Doctor Gero. The robot ultimately fulfilled two purposes— the first and foremost was observing Son Gokū, and gathering information on his strengths and weaknesses to determine the type of Android needed to kill him. However, it's secondary purpose was to collect the cells of the greatest fighters on Earth, observing their battle techniques and cultivating their cells. This was all in an effort to send the information back to Gero's super computer, to coalesce the cells and data for developing the ultimate life-form — Cell.

## References

1. ↑ *Dragon Ball* chapter 340
2. ↑ *Dragon Ball* chapter 363, pp. 2
Extra Large Genki Dama

* Super Genki Dama
* Son Gokū (Inventor)

The **Extra Large Genki Dama** is a variation of the standard Life Ball, created by Son Gokū during his battle with Freeza.

## Usage

Unlike the standard Life Ball, which focuses primarily on gathering the energy of a single planet and harnessing it into a sphere to be used, the Extra Large Life Ball takes this to the next level, gathering energy from many surrounding planets, and accumulating it into a single energy sphere. The drawback to this variation is, in spite of the increased power output, vastly outstripping the standard Life Ball as it was used on Earth, the sphere takes much longer to form, and leaves the user of the technique highly vulnerable in a one on one fight. Due to the Life Ball's enhanced strength, it was capable of not only overpowering Freeza in his final form, but also damaging the planet Namek, leaving a large crater in the ocean. However, the blast was not enough to entirely kill Freeza.

### In Other Media

In the movie, *Dragon Ball Z: Extreme Battle!! The Three Great Super Saiyans*, Gokū created a Life Ball of similar size and power from the energy of Earth; however, instead of releasing the sphere, Gokū absorbed it into his being as a Super Saiyan and destroyed No. 13.

## Trivia

* In various *Daizenshū*, this technique isn't classified as a variation, but as an original Life Ball.
* This technique was named in Chapter 315.

## References

1. ↑ Viz Media
2. ↑ *Dragon Ball Z: Extreme Battle!! The Three Great Super Saiyans*
3. ↑ *Daizenshū 7*, page 137
4. ↑ *Daizenshū 4*, page 111
Eyesight Restoring Medicine

* Four-Star Dragon

This medicine is a medicine meant to restore eyesight to the one who takes it. The Four-Star Dragon gave this medicine to Super Saiyan 4 Son Gokū, to ensure they could have a fair fight after the death of his brother, the Three-Star Dragon. However, the medicine was destroyed by the One-Star Dragon, leaving much of its properties unknown.
Formation

* Pretty Black Hole
* Briand de Chateau
* Rabanra
* Sanka Ku
* Sous Roast
* Zarbuto
* Zirloin

The **Formation** is the transformation used by the Maiden Squadron.

## Usage

This technique is by far the most unique out of the transformation abilities yet showcased. To utilize this skill, the group will shout "Formation!", followed by a chant involving the name of their alter ego. They then begin to glow, and the transformation that follows is long to the point of bordering on impractical in a proper battle. When the transformation completes, each member of the Kamikaze Fireballs takes on a new form, complete with blue skin and a costume, that alters their body in some manner.

## Trivia

* The Formation technique is based on the magical girl transformation seen in anime such as Sailor Moon and Pretty Cure, both of which Toei Animation are responsible for.
Explosion Demon Mouth Cannon

* Piccolo

The **Explosion Demon Mouth Cannon** is a combination attack that encompasses both the traits of a Ki Manipulation Technique and a Physical Martial Arts Technique.

## Usage

Piccolo uses this against the last surviving Saibaiman who came close to attacking Son Gohan, in which in an instant Piccolo intercepts its strike by grabbing its arm and thrusting it in the abdomen and tosses it away before shooting a powerful Kikōha from the Mouth. The attack was enough to completely obliterate the Saibaiman.

## Trivia

* Although it was not named in the manga or the anime it was named in *Dragon Ball Z: Sparking! NEO*.
Far-Seeing Technique

* Dende
* Elder Kaiōshin
* God
* Kaiō of the North
* Karin
* Kibito Kaiōshin
* Piccolo
* Shin

The **Far-Seeing Technique** is an ability used by those who qualify as gods, allowing them to witness events from further away.

## Usage

This technique is limited to the use of those in the 'Heavenly Realm'. Through the use of this technique, they are able to constantly observe the situations occurring in the lower realm. In the anime, this technique is described as similar to sensing *ki*, and that when used, the god in question is reading the energy flow of the world below.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 *Daizenshū 4*, page 54
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 *Daizenshū 7*, page 150
Final Flash

* God Final Flash
* Final Kamehameha (Anime only)
* Double Buster
* Final Shine Attack (Anime only)
* Finish Flash (Anime only)
* Strong Energy Bullet
* Baby (Manga only)
* Cabba (Anime only)
* Trunks (Anime only)
* Vegeta (Inventor)
* Vegetto (Anime only)

The **Final Flash** is a Ki Manipulation Technique, and one of Vegeta's strongest techniques. It is also one of his signature moves, alongside the Big Bang Attack and the Garlic Cannon.

## History

The Final Flash is Vegeta's "super special attack" achieved during his training in the Room of Spirit and Time, while he utilized Super Saiyan Second Grade.

## Usage

Vegeta takes all of the life his body, concentrating it all into the palm of his hands. As Vegeta charges his life, the intensity of it becomes so much that his hands enter a state of electrical discharge, and begin to warp and distort the surrounding atmosphere, and draw everything towards it. Due to the immense power of the technique, its rate of energy depletion is great, meaning Vegeta can only properly use this technique in a form beyond the traditional Super Saiyan state. Its power is enough to actually destroy the planet entirely; Vegeta had to narrow its attack range through aiming it. However, even altered in this way, it was still strong enough to blow away half of Cell's upper body.

At low intensities, like the Kamehameha and *ki* blasts, it is capable of cooking food, evidenced when Vegeta destroyed an octopus but cooked its tentacle to make *takoyaki* for Beerus.

## Trivia

* The color of the Final Flash appears to change depending on Vegeta's state in the anime; being only yellow when used by Vegeta in his Super Saiyan states, but purple or yellow with used by Vegeta in his base state.

## Reference

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 *Daizenshū 2*, page 214
2. ↑ *Daizenshū 7*, page 155
3. ↑ *Chōzenshū 4*, page 168
4. ↑ *Dragon Ball Super* episode 6
God Power

* *Ki Disruptor*
* Shockwave from the Body
* *Stardust Pulverizer*
* Son Gokū

**God Power** is a powerful defensive Ki Manipulation Technique used by Son Gokū's Super Saiyan God power.

## Usage

The technique was used by an unconscious Gokū who accepted defeat to the ultimate attack of Beerus after being reinvigorated with godly *ki* through unknown methods he is able to release his Super Saiyan God energy from his body akin to a shockwave. The technique releases giant wave of power and is able to compress and nullify the incoming attack. Gokū then reverts back to his normal state. The technique seemingly causes fatigue as Gokū was shown to be exhausted afterwards.

## Trivia

* Although this technique was unnamed in the movie it was named in *Dragon Ball Z: Extreme Butoden*.
God-Splitting Dance Performance Cutter

* Gokū Black (Anime only)

The **God-Splitting Dance Performance Cutter** is a blended Ki Manipulation Technique that encompasses both the continuous-type and alteration-type Ki Manipulation Techniques.

## Usage

With expert *ki* control, Black utilises his Violent God-Splitting Cutter to let loose a crescent-shaped projectile of *ki*.

## Trivia

* Although unnamed in the anime, it was named in *Dragon Ball FighterZ*.
Flight

* Air Dance Technique
* Flying Through the Air by Spinning Your Tail
* No. 13
* No. 14
* No. 15
* No. 16
* No. 17
* No. 18
* No. 19
* No. 20
* Dium
* Oolong
* Zoirei (Manga only)

**Flight** is an ability that one is able to use aviation without the use of *ki*.

## Usage

This ability is performed through a multitude of ways. Including the use of wings or anti-gravity devices inside their bodies to freely fly through the air.
Final Kamehameha

* God Kamehameha
* God Final Flash
* Big Bang Kamehameha (Anime only)
* Kamehameha & Final Flash (Anime only)
* Garlic Kamehameha (Anime only)
* Vegetto

The **Final Kamehameha** is a powerful Ki Manipulation Technique used by Vegetto, and one of his most powerful techniques. It is a combination of Vegeta's God Final Flash and Son Gokū's God Kamehameha into an ultimate technique.

## Usage

Vegetto was never able to utilise this technique properly in the manga, as it built up too much energy for his fusion in the manga when he tried to use it against the fused Zamasu, causing it to become unstable.

In the anime, during his fight with the evil fused Majin Boo, Vegetto used this technique. When used against Majin Boo, it creates a powerful golden sphere of *ki*, which incinerated the creature, destroying his lower half of his body, right arm, and inflicting severe damage.

Once again, in the anime, during his battle against the merged Zamasu, Vegetto utilized this technique. Placing both hands apart, akin to the Final Flash, Vegetto then cups them at his sides, akin to the Kamehameha, and charges a powerful sphere of energy. Declaring the name of the technique, he releases a powerful blue blast of *ki*, crackling with a powerful lightning accent. When colliding with the target, it creates a powerful explosion. Despite having no noticable effect on Vegetto's energy reserves, it depleted the energy needed to maintain the fusion and deprived both Gokū and Vegeta of their powers, leaving them unable to transform.

## Trivia

* The name, and Vegetto's method of performing the technique in *Dragon Ball Super*, come directly from the *Dragon Ball Z* video games. Additionally, when it first appeared in *Dragon Ball Z* filler, the technique was released a powerful sphere; in the games, it became an energy beam, and this was also carried over to *Dragon Ball Super*.
* The Final Kamehameha was not used in the manga; Vegetto defused before he could fire the technique, though he did call it by name.
* In the anime, the technique used up the energy that was used to keep Veggeto fused. In the manga, it was stated charging up this technique caused the fusion to become unstable.

## References

1. ↑ *Dragon Ball Z* episode 272
2. ↑ *Dragon Ball Super* episode 66
Eyecatch

An **eyecatch** (アイキャッチ) is a transitional feature in the *Dragon Ball* anime, appearing between commercial breaks during an episode.

## Dragon Ball

Son Gokū and Oolong.Gokū and Oolong.Gokū and Kame-Sennin.Gokū and Kame-Sennin.
## Dragon Ball Z

Son Gokū and Son Gohan.Gokū and Gohan.Son Goten, Son Gohan, and Videl.Gokū, and the Kaiō of the North.
## Dragon Ball Kai

Son Gohan and Son Gokū.Gokū, Raditz, and Piccolo.Bulma, Kuririn, Turtle, and Kame-Sennin.Gokū, Bubbles, Gregory, and the Kaiō of the North.The Dragon Team.Vegeta, Nappa, and the Saibaimen.Gokū vs. VegetaVegeta vs. the Dragon Team.The Dragon Team.Vegeta and Kiwi.Freeza, Dodoria, and Zarbon.Gokū.Kulilin, Gohan, Bulma, Dende, Mūri, and other Nameccians.The Dragon Team and the Kaiō of the North.The Ginew Special Corps.Kulilin, Gohan, and Vegeta.Gokū and Ginew.The Oldest Elder, Nail, and Freeza.Freeza, Vegeta, Gohan, and Kulilin.Piccolo and Polunga.
Fist of Tenacity

* Dragon Fist (Movie only)
* Son Gokū (Inventor)

The **Fist of Tenacity** is a Ki Manipulation Technique used by Son Gokū.

## Usage

This technique is a desperation move created by the young Son Gokū. When Piccolo Daimaō broke all limbs but his right arm, Gokū launched himself forward with a Kamehameha. Hurtling through the air, his fist is imbued with the *ki* of the Kamehameha, and Gokū barrels through his target, killing them through penetration.

## References

1. ↑ *Daizenshū 3*, page 99
2. ↑ *Dragon Ball Fusions*
Garlic Junior

* Garlic (Father)
* Air Dance Technique
* Afterimage Fist
* Capturing Technique
* Darkness Illusion
* Dead Zone
* Death Impact
* Full Power Energy Ball
* Gigantification
* Kikōha
* Kikōha from the Fingertips
* Materialization Sorcery
* *Press Slam*
* Three-Fold Afterimage Fist
* Two-Fold Afterimage Fist
* Aquamist

**Garlic Junior** (ガーリックＪｒ, *Gārikku Junia*) is a Makyan who is the son his father Garlic who attempted to usurp God in an act of revenge for his father and pursuing the throne of God of Earth. After his failed first attempt, he succeeds during a locus of peace on Earth in where he returns afterwards because of the influence of the planet Makyō. After his release he achieved his goal of usurping God of his role. In his efforts he was again defeated by Son Gohan sending him back to the Dead Zone for all eternity.

## Abilities

Garlic Junior's base form is strong enough to fight God on his own. It is unknown how it would have fared against Gokū or Piccolo at the time.

### Immortality

Because of the Dragon Balls, Garlic Junior cannot be killed. Since he can apparently be hurt but was never seriously injured, it is unknown how this works, but it is likely similar to Zamasu since they both gained immortality from the Dragon Balls.

### Transformation

Garlic Junior can transform to a form with dark green skin and massive muscles. In this form he could fight both Goku and Piccolo at once. This form didn't seem as powerful as Raditz, however, as he never showed the kind of overwhelming advantage Raditz did. In addition he was defeated by Gohan, whereas Raditz kept fighting after being hit with the same power.

### Dead Zone

Garlic Junior can open a portal to the Dead Zone. This portal sucks in anything near him. However, he can fall in himself if he is thrown in like he was by Gohan.

## Trivia

* His name derives from the katakana spelling of the seasoning Garlic (ガーリック, *Gārikku*).
* Both he and Piccolo Junior have a similar backstory, in where both were reincarnations of a former villainous entity, who was reincarnated to act out their father's revenge.

## References

1. ↑ *Daizenshū 5*, page 126
2. ↑ *Daizenshū 6*
Form Transformation

* Cell: Second Form
* Developed Form
* Perfection Body: Power Emphasis Form
* Super Perfection Body
* Cell

**Form Transformation** is an ability to transform unique to Cell.

## Usage

Cell's ability to transform is versatile and can be executed in several fashions:

* Cell naturally transforms from a larva to a pupa. He then naturally transforms from a pupa into his incomplete state—a process which requires him to burrow underground for approximately four years and then molt upon emergence.
	+ Cell can also forcibly regress from his incomplete state back into his larva form. This requires him, however, to naturally transform back into his incomplete state.
* After using his tail to absorb either No. 17 or No. 18, Cell's body undergoes a drastic transformation. In his incomplete stage, he will transform into his Second Form. In his second form, he will transform into his Developed Form.

## Weaknesses

Cell can be forced to regress form by having one of the Androids ejected from his body, thus causing him to revert to the previous form. This occurred when Son Gohan, as a Super Saiyan 2, knocked No. 18 out of him during the Cell Game. If, however, his body is destroyed and able to regenerate, he can regain his Developed Form, even absent the presence of No. 18.

## References

1. ↑ *Daizenshū 2*, page 78
2. ↑ *Daizenshū 4*, page 161
3. ↑ *Daizenshū 7*, page 137
4. ↑ *Dragon Ball Z* chapter 178, page 14
Forever Dreaming

"**Forever Dreaming**" performed by *Czecho No Republic*, is the fourth ending theme of the *Dragon Ball Super* anime, replacing Light Pink. It begun airing from episode 36.

## Characters

The characters in order of appearence:

* Son Gokū
* Piccolo
* Son Gohan
* Son Goten
* Trunks
* Chaoz
* Pu'ar
* Oolong
* Tenshinhan
* Yamcha
* Dende
* Majin Boo (Good)
* Mark
* Muten Rōshi
* Bulma
* Chi-Chi
* Kulilin
* Lazuli
* Pan
* Videl
* Galactic King
* Jaco Teirimentenpibosshi
* Monaka
* East Kaiōshin
* Kibito
* Elder Kaiōshin
Extinction Bomb

* Members of Galactic Patrol

The **Extinction Bomb** (絶（ぜつ）滅（めつ）爆（ばく）弾（だん）, *Zetsumetsu Bakudan*) is a weapon used by the Galactic Patrol.

## Usage

According to Jaco, the Extinction Bomb contains a highly contagious and deadly virus that can wipe out an entire species, which he once accidentally activated on an unknown planet, killing all of its inhabitants. The virus can be set to a certain species, as Jaco noted that, were he to unleash it upon the Earth, it would kill only the Earthling. The bomb is contained within a small, capsule-like object.

## Trivia

* According to Akira Toriyama, the Extinction Bomb, while effective against species like the Humans, does not work against Saiyans.

## References

1. ↑ *Jaco the Galactic Patrolman* chapter 2, page 1
2. ↑ *Jaco the Galactic Patrolman* chapter 1, page 38
3. ↑ *Jaco the Galactic Patrolman* chapter 11, page 9
4. ↑ V-Jump December 2013 Issue (21 October 2013) — “Tera-P” & “V-Jump Cartoonists’ Collection”
Fourth Transformation

* Golden Freeza
* Koora

The **Fourth Transformation** is a transformation ability unique to Coola. He has also referred to it as his **Ultimate Transformation** (究極の変身, *Kyūyoku no Henshin*).

## Appearance

The Fourth Transformation invokes a far differing appearance from the previous states. Unlike the first three transformations used by Freeza's Family, the Fourth Transformation is not a regression, but a complete transformation. In this state, Coola's appearance alters all but completely; he gains height, and his cranium grows, gaining four horns in a cown-like appearance. Over his mouth, a mask-like casing overlays it. Shoulder pauldrons form and arch back, and his arm arms gain blades. At the tip of his tail, it is covered in white. Furthermore, Coola's eyes glow bright red.

## Attributes

The Fourth Transformation comes with a massive increase in power, vastly boosting Coola's strength and defenses. Gokū and Coola were relatively equal in their base states — the fight going either way at several points — but once Coola transformed, the tide turned explosively in his favor. Gokū noted that his *ki* surpassed Freeza at this point, though which form of Freeza is not specified. In his Fourth Transformation, Coola was able to effortlessly overpower Gokū, forcing the latter to resort to the Kaiōken, though this was of no help.

Coola's battle sense also improves; despite not showing the ability to sense *ki*, he was shown the ability to predict an opponent's moves, striking Gokū when the latter attempted a surprise attack, despite no warning. He was even able to dodge an immediate follow-up without breaking his stance. His speed vastly improves, outstripping the Kaiōken-using Gokū by miles.

His defenses go through the roof as well, as he was able to tunnel through a Kaiōken Kamehameha and strike Gokū without being any worse for wear. This form, however, was outpaced when Gokū transformed into a Super Saiyan.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 *Daizenshū 6*, page 78
2. ↑ *Daizenshū 7*, page 147
3. ↑ *Dragon Ball: Xenoverse 2*
4. ↑ 4.0 4.1 4.2 4.3 Dragon Ball Z: The Incredible Strongest versus Strongest
Finger Stab

* Tongue Stab
* Taopaipai

The **Finger Stab** is a physical, martial-arts technique which is used by Taopaipai.

## Usage

This is an assassin's technique utilized by Taopaipai, and one of his physical arts. By utilizing his strengthened fingertips, Tao thrusts through the opponent's forehead. The technique kills the target before they can even utter a sound.

## Trivia

* This technique was censored in the anime, unlike its counterpart, the Tongue Stab. When Tao used it to kill the tailor who made him new clothes, the tailor was blacked out and the motion resembled a pressure point strike rather than a stabbing motion. This contrasts the manga, where it is quite clear his finger stabs through the skull.

## References

1. ↑ *Daizenshū 7*, page 161
2. ↑ *Dragon Ball* chapter 90
Future Warrior

* Air Dance Technique
* Kamehameha
* Super Saiyan
* Scouter
* Scroll of Eternity

The **Future Warrior** (未来戦士, *Mirai Senshi*; English "Time Patroller") is a mysterious custom character from *Dragon Ball XenoVerse*. Wished into Toki-Toki City by Trunks, the Future Warrior becomes his partner and works with the half-Saiyan as a member of the Time Patrol. In the majority of official media, the Future Warrior is presented as a male Saiyan.

## References

1. ↑ *V Jump* September 2014
2. ↑ *V Jump* September 2014
3. ↑ *Saikyō Jump* March 2015
4. ↑ *Dragon Ball XenoVerse 2*
Gamma 1

* Dr. Hedo (creator)

**Gamma 1** (ガンマ１号, *Ganma Ichi-Gō*) is a Android, and the first in the new Gamma line of the Red Ribbon Army Androids.

## Personality

Their loyalty is strong, and their character is calm of nature.

## Part V

### Dragon Ball Super: Super Hero

Gamma 1, with Gamma 2 are deployed to take on the revenge of the Red Ribbon Army.

## Trivia

* Their name means that their's the first in the third line of the Red Ribbon Androids.
* In other media, essentially *Super Dragon Ball Heroes*, their name is Gamma 1: SH (ガンマ１号：ＳＨ).

## Notes and references

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 Dragon Ball Movie 21 website
Federation

A **Federation** (連（れん）邦（ぽう）国家（こっか）, *Renpōkokka*) refers to a nation made of two or more countries united in an equal relationship with an authority system with a common goal at the center. Earth in the Dragon Ball series is a federation composed of numerous small countries combined. With the Central Capital in place as the capital, the national King who lives in King Castle lays out a centralized authority system where he bears full authority.

## References

1. ↑ *Daizenshū 7*, page 50
2. ↑ *Daizenshū 7*, page 38
Ganos

* *Avian Evolution*
* Continuous Kikōha
* Electric Shock
* Gran Adler
* Kikōha

**Ganos** (ガノス, *Ganosu*) is a spy from the 4th Universe.

## Abilities

Though some unknown method Ganosu was able to travel from the 4th Universe to the 7th Universe. He was also undetected by the likes of its universe's strongest warriors, while spying on them for Quitela.

## Trivia

* Ganos' name potentially derives from a play on rearranging Sogan-dolma, a turkish stuffed onions that matches Ninku's name pun of a cultivated food.
Fairies

The **Fairies** (妖精たち, *Yōsei-tachi*; *FUNimation* "Angels of Hell") are the group of various entities that watch over the evil spirits in Hell.

## Overview

Along with the fairies, angels and stuffed teddy bears, they're always happy and cheerful. In Hell, they watch over Freeza locked in the cocoon while dancing around.

## Trivia

* In *Dragon Ball Z: Revival of "F"*, five kid-like little angels are based on and voiced by a Japanese idol group, Momoiro Clover Z, who also performed *Pledge of "Z"*, the ending theme song for the movie.

## References

1. ↑ *Dragon Ball Volume "F"*, page 16
2. ↑ *Dragon Ball Z: Revival of "F"*
Flames from the Mouth

* Flames
* Gigantic Flame
* Cheppil (Anime only)
* Hirudegan (Movie only)

**Flames from the Mouth** is an ability that releases flames orally.

## Usage

As the name implies, a user of this ability is capable of expelling flames from their body via unknown means, essentially becoming a living flamethrower.

## References

1. ↑ *Daizenshū 7*, page 136
2. ↑ *Dragon Ball Z: Sparking! METEOR*
3. ↑ *Dragon Ball Z: Extreme Butoden*
4. ↑ *Super Dragon Ball Heroes* - Booster 7
5. ↑ *Dragon Ball Super* episode 98
Full Barrier Rotation

* Lapis

This technique is an application of the Barrier technique utilized by Lapis. Upon catching an opponent with his basic Barrier, the Android adds additional life into the technique, turning it from a translucent barrier into a glowing sphere. It is a powerful defensive maneuver that 17 utilizes to spin, rotating violently to parry an oncoming opponent. The end result is a rotation shield of life that jettisons away opponents.
Foresight

* Divination
* Premonition
* Bardock

This was a unique ability of the Kanassans. It allowed them to see the future. This ability can be passed onto those who are not Kanassans through the Mysterious Future Predicting Attack. Bardock fell victim to this, and was gifted the ability to see future visions — specifically those of the destruction of his people.

## References

1. ↑ *Dragon Ball Z: A Lonesome, Final Battle - The Father of Z Warrior Son Gokū, who Challenged Freeza*
Ginyū

**Ginyū** (ギニュー, *Ginyū*), also known as by his rank "**Commander Ginyū**" (ギニュー隊長, *Ginyū-taichō*; *FUNimation* "Captain Ginyu"; Literally meaning "Commanding Officer Ginyū") by his subordinates, was a Mutant of an unnamed species. He was a high-ranking member of Freeza's Army and leader of the elite eponymous Ginyū Special Corps. Ginyū escaped from Namek in his frog-form and later joined in Freeza's second invasion of Earth. Ginyū was able to switch bodies with Tagoma that gave him the power to dominate the Dragon Team.

## Background

The Ginyū Special Corps, along with Dodoria and Zarbon ere present on the planet, Vegeta, during Cold's announcement of his retirement and Freeza's ascension as leader of his military.

## Personality

Ginyū was a man who was fanatically loyal to Freeza. Defined by his loyalty, he led the Ginyū Special Corps under his direct command, and notably had a flair for the flamboyant, designing the poses that his Special Squadron was famous for. He cared deeply for his teammates, being notably frustrated when Reacoom, Gurd, and Butta were killed, but also did not tolerate failure or treacherous action, even if it is in his favour.

Despite being allied with someone as vile as Freeza, Ginyū unusually had a sense of fair play that his master lacks. Similarly to Gokū, Ginyū longed for a thrilling battle, and believed in having a fair fight. He notably threatened to kill Jheese when the latter interfered in his battle with Gokū, and despite having the advantage due to the former's underhanded tactics, did not press his unfair advantage due to the prospect of an exciting challenge. However, he was not exempt from underhanded tactics himself, as he was more than willing to steal Gokū's body the moment the Saiyan proved he was the superior warrior.

## Abilities

Captain Ginyu was, at one time, Freeza's most powerful soldier. Born with an abnormally powerful power level compared to the rest of his species, he stood out due to be a 'mutant'. When Son Gokū arrived on Namek, Ginyu was the only one of the Ginyū Special Corpse able to fight him relatively evenly and gave him a hard battle until he used Kaiōken. However Ginyū's special ability came into play, the 'Body Change' technique, where he could transfer his mind and consciousness into another fighter and use their abilities.

After taking over Tagoma, Ginyu's power outclasses Son Gohan's base form (though Gohan's lack of training had made him unable to bring out his full power). Once Gohan went Super Saiyan however he had the upper hand.

## Trivia

* His name is a pun on gyūnyū (牛乳), the Japanese word for dairy milk.

## References

1. ↑ *Dragon Ball Daizenshū 4: World Guide*, page 57
2. ↑ *Dragon Ball Daizenshū 5: TV Animation Part 2*, page 124
3. ↑ *Dragon Ball Super: Broly*
4. ↑ *Dragon Ball* chapter 284, pp. 12-13
5. ↑ *Dragon Ball* chapter 285, pp. 13-14
6. ↑ *Dragon Ball Super* episode 22