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Hirudegarn
Background
Hirudegarn is the main antagonist in Dragon Ball Z: Wrath of the Dragon. He is an enormous Phantom Majin that destroys everything and kills anyone in its path.
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Hirudegarn was a Demon God who placed his spectral body into a statue on Planet Konats, he would watch over Planet Konats and purify people's hearts, sucking up evil ki. However, sorcerers of the Kashvar race transformed him into a Phantom Majin, and he broke free from the statue and began rampaging. According to Tapion in the Funimation dub, Hirudegarn is a "phantom of mist and shadow" who "consumes its victims and imprisons their life-force" (similar to Cell but on a massive scale). He was apparently turned to stone with the use of an enchanted sword and a pair of enchanted ocarinas, and sealed away in a temple by Tapion's and Minotia's ancestors, until a group of star-traveling black magicians known as the Kashvar arrive on Konats and use their dark magic to bring the monster back to life with the intent of destroying the Konatsians and all races in the universe different from themselves. In Fusions he is referred to as a Phantom Majin created from an energy filled statue. Hirudegarn went on a rampage, killing everyone in his path or who tries to get in his way, and devastating the planet. Tapion and his brother Minotia manage to freeze the monster in his tracks by each playing a pair of enchanted ocarinas found in the wraith's temple, giving a wizard the opportunity to cut the monster in half with an enchanted sword. However, this action only badly injures and handicaps Hirudegarn, as opposed to killing it. Since Hirudegarn cannot be killed at the time, his upper half is sealed in Tapion and the other half in Minotia and in this way the brothers became legends. However, fearing that the Kashvar would try to revive the monster again someday, the brothers are separated, each sealed in a music box by the wizard, and are then shot into opposite ends of the farthest galaxies, far away from each other by the Konats war council, with the music box holding Tapion landing on Earth. The wizard vows to release the brothers once the Kashvar are brought to justice, and it is assumed that the Kashvar are hunted down over time. Wrath of the Dragon A thousand years later in the present, the last of the Kashvar, Hoi, has vowed to resurrect the monster to cleanse the universe of all who are not Kashvars. He releases Hirudegarn's lower half on a distant planet and easily disposes of Minotia, who is crushed under the foot of the monster. Upon Minotia's death, Hoi seals the lower half inside himself to summon at his leisure. On Earth, however, he switches to a more tactical plan and spies on Great Saiyaman and Great Saiyawoman, as they fight crime. Both are summoned from their school again to rescue Hoi, who is pretending to be suicidal to gain their trust and sympathy. Hoi then tells the two about the legendary warrior, Tapion. Both are anxious to see who this Tapion is. However, neither they nor Goten, Trunks, Goku or Bulma (using her scientific expertise) are able to open the seal. Seeing no other alternative, the fighters of Earth collect the Dragon Balls so they can summon Shenron and wish for the seal to be broken. Shenron succeeds and Gohan, Videl, Goten, Trunks, Goku, Bulma, Krillin, Oolong and Master Roshi along with Hoi (who may have encountered Tapion as far back as during the original Hirudegarn crisis on Konats a thousand years ago), meet Tapion for the first time. However, Tapion is very upset at them all, because it is a bad idea to release him. He demands that he be sealed back again, but by his release, the Oracle has shattered, so this proves impossible. Trunks, however, is determined to bring him food and drinks, as he sees Tapion as a brother. Shortly after Tapion's release, Hirudegarn's lower half (summoned by Hoi) starts destroying Satan City. Gohan and Videl arrive at the scene to investigate, but shortly after they arrive, they are almost swept away by the monster's tail. After executing their Great Saiyaman poses, Hirudegarn's tail throws the two each to a side of the street. Gohan immediately sets up a counterattack, with Videl supporting him. After the short battle, Videl thinks Gohan has won however, Gohan said it is not over yet. Both then hear the same ocarina melody that they heard when Tapion was released, and they notice the monster is gone. Later, as Tapion sleeps, Hirudegarn's top half temporarily escapes, but Tapion is able to imprison it before it does any significant damage. The next night, Tapion explains everything to Bulma: about how Hoi had been a member of the Kashvar, how he was involved in the attempted genocide of the Konatsians and how he helped unleash Hirudegarn on the people of Konats, ultimately revealing that Hoi had deceived them all. He explains how Hirudegarn had been given a major impedimenting injury but ultimately survives, how the halves had been sealed within him and Minotia, how they were further sealed within the music boxes and then sent to opposite ends of the universe. Bulma is angered at hearing it, and she decides to create another oracle. She finishes it by the next day. That night, Hirudegarn's lower half is summoned by Hoi to once again wreak havoc, as he drew seven men and two women into his tail to devour their life energy. Hoi directs his power to release the upper half of Hirudegarn. He finally succeeds in this, and with the monster back together, nothing can stop him. However, the Dragon Team resist magnificently. Goku, Gohan, and Goten are the first ones to launch a counterattack, but just as Gohan is being crushed in the demon's fist, Vegeta throws himself into the line of battle after saving Gohan. Goten and Trunks decide to use the Fusion Dance to become Gotenks after even Super Saiyan 2 Goku is overwhelmed. As a Super Saiyan 3, Gotenks attacks the monster with his Continuous Die Die Missile. Although apparently successful in crippling the monster, it is soon revealed that Hirudegarn survives the onslaught and subsequently breaks out of his heavily damaged husk. In his new form, Hirudegarn mows Gotenks down to the ground, smashes Gohan and Videl into a building and throws Goku into some rubble. Tapion plays the Hero's Flute again and manages to seal Hirudegarn inside himself. He then orders Trunks to kill him with his sword, which will destroy the trapped monster. Due to hesitation, Trunks fails to kill Tapion, resulting in Hirudegarn breaking free and Tapion's Hero's Flute being destroyed in the process. Hoi, who has been watching the whole fight, mocks Tapion for being so foolish but is killed when Hirudegarn crushes him underfoot. At this point, Goku arises as a Super Saiyan 3. Nevertheless, Trunks tries to fight Hirudegarn with Tapion's sword and manages to cut off the monster's tail. Goku taunts the monster and uses his Dragon Fist to pierce through Hirudegarn when he becomes solid, obliterating the monster completely. |
General Information
Name: Hirudegarn
Origin: Dragon Ball Z: Wrath of the Dragon
Gender: Male
Age: Over 1000 years old
Classification: Genmajin Hirudegarn, Hildegarn, Hildekhan, The Phantom Majin, Phantom Beast, Leviathan (by Hoi), World Slayer (by Hoi)
Species: Phantom Majin
Occupation: None
Status: Deceased (Killed by Super Saiyan 3 Goku's dragon fist)
Alignment: Chaotic Evil (Hirudegarn was a Demon God who placed his spectral body into a statue on Planet Konats, he would watch over Planet Konats and purify people's hearts, sucking up evil ki. However, sorcerers of the Kashvar race transformed him into a Phantom Majin, and he broke free from the statue and began rampaging)
Codex Statistics
Key: Base | Evolved
Grade: B | B
Tier: Up to 7-A. Varies-E with Strongest Charged Blast | Up to 7-A. Varies-E with Strongest Charged Blast
Cardinality: Finite
Dimensionality: 3-D
Power Source: Ki (All beings in Dragon Ball[1][2][3] have ki, the very life force energy of all characters[4], ki allows a fighter to extend beyond their bodies limits, allowing them to even[5] block attacks that would otherwise[6] kill them from[7] raising their guard[8], higher level users can lower their own durability to allow people far below them to fatally wound them[9])
Attack Potency: Up to Metropolis level (Potency) (Even his lower half could harm the likes of Mystic Son Gohan, with his complete form being noted to be faster and stronger than ever. Mystic Gohan was able to easily defeat Super Buu, making him far superior to Semi-Perfect Cell, who destroyed several islands with several blast). Varies: Skill with Strongest Charged Blast (Charged Blast have one focus all of their energy into one single point[10], putting the blasts power far beyond what their peak strength is[11], allowing them to destroy things they couldn't prior with their regular attacks[12], this also allows them to use charged attacks that can stop enemies far beyond their level, such as Tien Shinhan pushing back Semi-Perfect Cell with his Neo Ki-Ko-Ho[13], along with stopping an attack shot from Buu absorbed Gotenks[14]. Strongest charged blast can gather ki to shoot out blast far beyond what the character is normally capable of[15], with blasts capable of[16] seriously damaging/destroying[17] the Earth along with completely obliterating the opponent[18]. Charged Blast also rely heavily on emotional states for example Gohan not believing in himself[19] was having Cell overpower him in a beam clash[20]) | Up to Metropolis level (Potency) (Can harm Super Saiyan 3 Goku, which its transformation alone can shake the afterlife). Varies: Skill with Strongest Charged Blast
Durability: Up to Metropolis level, Higher with Guard Up (Ki allows a fighter to extend beyond their bodies limits, allowing them to even block attacks that would otherwise kill them from raising their guard) | Up to Metropolis level, Higher with Guard Up
Striking Strength: Up to Metropolis Class | Up to Metropolis Class
Lifting Strength: Class 50 (Is superior to Super Saiyan 2 Son Goku, who is superior to his Super Saiyan Buu Saga self, who could casually fight while carrying 40 tons) | Class 50 (Comparable to Super Saiyan 3 Son Goku)
Travel Speed: At most Massively Hypersonic (Comparable to Super Saiyan Gotenks who flew around the earth a few dozen times in this time frame) | At most Massively Hypersonic
Attack Speed: At most Massively Hypersonic | At most Massively Hypersonic
Reaction Speed: At most Massively Hypersonic | At most Massively Hypersonic
Stamina: Superhuman+ (His conquest throughout the city had Tapion note he would continue to do this throughout the entire universe, with no breaks implied, showing he would have not tired)
Range: Hundreds of Meters through sheer size (His size surpasses skyscrapers in size), Higher with Fire Breath, Interstellar with Ki Attacks (Ki attacks can reach out of the planet and to other planets. All ki attacks should be comparable to Goku's kamehameha, which reached all the way to the sun)
Intelligence: Animalistic Intelligence
Knowledge: Animalistic level
- Chi Manipulation & Ki Manipulation (All beings in Dragon Ball[21][22][23] have ki, the very life force energy of all characters[24], ki allows a fighter to extend beyond their bodies limits, allowing them to even[25] block attacks that would otherwise[26] kill them from[27] raising their guard[28], higher level users can lower their own durability to allow people far below them to fatally wound them[29])
- Aura
- Projection: A users ki aura can exert itself[30] as a weapon to attack[31].
- Explosive: Ki users through powering up can form an entire aura around themself, radiating their immense power[32], where depending on their immense strength, can cause them to explode their aura outwards to remove excess ki from themself[33].
- Mood Reflection: Goku and Piccolo Jr. with their auras and their stern concentration on each other reflected in their electric auras, even shooting electricity at each other[34].
- Emotional Empowerment (It's noted that ki users can receive energy through one cheering them on[35]. Ki users can be greatly increased by their emotions and beliefs, Son Goku explains that Son Gohan needs to remember the time he fought Cell and bring out all of the power he has, this way he can lose to no one[36] where it's shown during the Cell beam clash that he was holding back greatly out of fear of destroying the earth but from being cheered on and using all of his power within him, he was able to overpower Cell[37])
- Attack Reflection (All Ki users are able to reflect attacks just by being stronger than their opponent[38]. Examples include, Nappa deflecting a masenko from Son Gohan[39], Son Gohan being able to bounce back the spirit bomb[40], Son Goku deflecting a crusher ball from Jeice[41], Frieza deflecting a Final Burst Cannon from Vegeta[42], Son Goku reflecting multiple death beams back to back from Frieza[43], and Future Trunks being able to completely repel an energy blast with his hand from a Frieza Soldier just by being much stronger than them[44])
- Homing Attack (Ki users can create attacks that will home in and chase a target forever[45])
- Penetration Damage
- Weapon Creation (Ki users can create energy weapons out of their attacks[49])
- Power Absorption & Energy Transferal (Ki users can transfer their ki to others and absorb the ki given to them from others[50])
- Attack Nullification
- Power Nullification
- Ki Energy Based: Through having greater ki, one can nullify the powers done through ki attacks, such as Frieza being able to nullify a hakai ball[54], which fully destroys a target[55], though he is unable to resist a hakai ball from Toppo due to him being stronger[56], this ability however only works on ki, attacks unrelated, characters cannot resist through being stronger, such as how Vegeta, Krillin, & Son Gohan are unable to resist Guldo's psychic powers[57], along with even the likes of Son Goku[58].
- Forcefield Creation (Ki users such as Cell can generate forcefields around themselves[59]. These forcefields can be expanded[60], and used to protect others and defend against attacks far higher then the user[61]. Forcefields effectivel allow the ki user to be able to block substances from other ki techniques, such as poisons[62]. Ki users can also project forcefields around themselves to protect themselves from ki absorptions that require grabbing them and bringing them into one's body[63])
- Super Armor (Through releasing one's ki, they enter a state known as "Hyper Mode"[64], in this state they do not flinch from weak melee attacks[65])
- Self-Destruction (Ki users in Dragon Ball are able to[66] release all of the energy within them[67] to cause a massive[68] self-destruction of energy that normally kills the user and turns them into dust[69] though one can control it to surviving but having no stamina or energy left[70])
- Dormant Power Reservoir (Ki users have a dormant power reservoir within them, as shown in arcs like the Buu Saga where Babidi saps this energy in order to use the energy to revive Buu and break his seal[71])
- Internal Destruction (Powerful ki users can overload enemies with their ki, causing them to swell up and explode from the sheer density of ki within them[72])
- Binding
- Dreaming Existence (Characters in Shin Budokai have shown to create physical bodies in alternate timelines through dreaming[75])
- Non-Standard Interaction
- Intangible Interaction: Those with ki can block intangible attacks when they focus and notices them[76].
- Space-Time Interaction (3+1-D): Characters can blast space-time distortions to close them[77].
- Healing
- Healing Singular Targets
- Advanced Healing: Ki can be used to heal beings, allowing them to survive even with half their torso[78], it can also heal from near death[79].
- Healing Singular Targets
- Resurrection
- Resurrection of the Deceased (Limited): Ki users can resuscitate ones heart from death through instilling lifeforce into their ki and hitting their heart, restarting it[80].
- Resurrection from Exhaustion: Can heal downed allies to give them ki back, reviving them[81])
- Intimidation & Spirit Manipulation (Ki is the manifestation of one’s lifeforce[82], along with the aura giving one the feeling of being crushed[83], exerting fear[84] into the target, sometimes making them incapable of moving as their[85] body is instinctively stuck due to the sheer difference in power[86])
- Link Manipulation & Mind Manipulation (Characters can link their ki together and train within each other’s mind enacting in image training[87])
- Vibration Manipulation
- Electricity Manipulation
- Weather Manipulation (Powerful Ki users can generate entire storms through merely powering up alone, Nappa used this in order to conjure the electricity from the storm[92]. Goku showcases this when he first turns super saiyan, causing a massive lightning storm in the background[93])
- Energy Manipulation (Ki is the latent power in one's body, this latent power allows them to form and create energy from controlling their ki[94])
- Explosion Manipulation (Ki attacks can create massive explosions[97], or control the ki to set off a huge explosion under the enemy[98], or in front of them[99])
- Portal Manipulation
- Non-combat applicable: Characters in GT can link their minds together to open a portal between the living realm and the other world[100].
- Heat Manipulation
- Fire Manipulation (Ki users can manifest fireballs to throw at enemies[104])
- Light Manipulation (Ki can be used as a flash of light[105][106][107][108][109][110][111][112][113], Degisu seeing ki attacks be fired notes that the characters are "firing light from their hands"[114]).
- Aura
- Limited Resistance to
- Durability Negation (Ki users can focus their energy to localize an object to a specific spot to stop them from attempting to destroy their organs/insides[115])
- Soul Manipulation (Characters with a strong enough will can keep moving after getting their soul reaped, though this requires something akin to a familial or friendship empowerment)
- Superhuman Physical Characteristics
- Large Size (Skyscraper Sized; His size surpasses skyscrapers in size)
- Self-Sustenance (Respiratory Self-Sustenance; Would be taken through space to conquer the universe, meaning he can breathe in it)
- Longevity (Could stay sealed within a music box for over a thousand years)
- Body Control (Can utilize it's tail to attack)
- Natural Weaponry (Through the claws on its fingers)
- Supernatural Resilience (Could survive and fight without an upper body)
- Regeneration
- Type: Physiology-Based
- Source: Biological Regeneration
- Capabilities: Hirudegarn can reform it's cut in half body to form back into one.
- Adaptation & Transformation (Body Morphing; If put under pressure from an opponent, Hirudegarn will shed it's skin and morph into a far more powerful form along with giving itself new parts to deal with the enemy such as wings)
- Intangibility (Phasing) & Teleportation (Hirudegarn has the ability to become intangible, phasing through all attacks and turning into smoke, allowing him to freely teleport around)
- Fusionism (Like other characters, Hirudegarn can perform the Fusion Dance)
- Weather Manipulation & Electricity Manipulation (Upon reforming back, caused a storm)
- Fire Manipulation & Breath Attack (Can shoot out fire from his breath).
- Resistance to
- Gravity Manipulation, Biological Manipulation * Cosmic Radiations (Would be taken through space to conquer the universe, meaning he can breathe in it and survive the vacuums of space)
Nothing notable.
Notable Techniques
- Flight: In his final form, Hirudegarn is able to fly using his insect-like wings.
- Fire Balls: Hirudegarn shoots big, reddish-yellow balls of fire from his mouth, with long, flaming tails. They explode on contact with anything, able to inflict high damage and destroying things.
- Chou Makousen: Creates a massive, blue energy beam from the mouth, that scans over a large area, giving it a good blast radius.
- Survivability: The ability to survive horrific injuries and still function. Like Frieza, Hirudegarn can survive being cut in half, though similar to Cell and Majin Buu, he can control his separate halves. Due to this ability, the Konatsian Wizard had to seal Hirudegarn's two halves in Tapion and Minoitia to prevent Hirudegarn from reviving completely when the two halves merged back together.
- Explosive Wave: Creates a weak burst of energy for protection, with himself serving as the nexus. If anyone comes in contact with the wave, they will be knocked away, and receive minor damage.
- Super Explosive Wave: Hirudegarn charges a lot of ki energy to create a giant explosion, with Hirudegarn himself serving as the nexus. It will protect him from almost anything, but it takes much of his energy, so it does not last very long. Anything caught in the energy wave will be destroyed.
- Gigantic Flame: Hirudegarn charges all his energy up to unleash an enormous storm of pure fire that demolishes anything in its path, due to the incredible heat generated from all the ki energy in Hirudegarn's body. Upon contact with a big point, such as a building, the flame creates a gigantic explosion.
- Dark Eyes: Hirudegarn can turn into ectoplasm to prevent damage and reappear in front of the enemy for a surprise attack. This move seems to be reflex, making Hirudegarn invincible due to his intangibility. This technique can only be bypassed when Hirudegarn is physically attacking, which makes him briefly tangible as he needs to be tangible to hit something. In the dub, Hirudegarn's energy is drained when it experiences intense emotions, such as anger. Due to the emotion's intensity, Dark Eyes can't be used.
- Crushing in Hands: Hirudegarn crushes his opponent in one of his hands. He uses this against Gohan.
- Tail Attack: Hirudegarn can perform strike attacks as well as a technique similar to the Crushing in Hands using his tail. He uses this against Gohan.
- Phantom Majin Hirudegarn: The Demon God of Konats was transformed into the Phantom Majin Hirudegarn by the Kashvar wizards.
- Pre-Transformation (Split): When sealed, Hirudegarn was split into upper half and lower half. Both sections of Hirudegarn could function independently, with the upper half emitting a trail of ectoplasm in order to fly around.
- Pre-Transformation (Completed): Hirudegarn's original form, which was created from a devil statue. After being easily defeated by Gotenks, he transforms into a more powerful state.
- Post-Transformation: Hirudegarn is able to morph by evolving inside a cocoon. While in his transformed state, he gains more strength and the ability to take flight thanks to the wings he has in his transformed state. In the movie, Hirudegarn creates his cocoon and morphs after Gotenks attacked him with his Continuous Die Die Missile.
Other
Standard Tactics: Hirudegarn will phase through all attacks one tries to hit him with and phase back in to hit the opponent or shoot out a fire breath at them.
Weaknesses
- Standard Ki Weaknesses: Ki users that do not have sufficient training over their emotions put their power within a mental lock, with changes to their emotions can seriously limiting their powers or making them uncontrollable[116]. Their emotions can also have them instinctively block using the full power of their attacks out of fear of the destruction along with lack of confidence in themselves[117].Ki users can only sense targets moving at super speed through feeling their chi[118], with them becoming so accustomed to tracking energy that they've lost their eyes for movement[119]. Ki users can get hit by off guard attacks from characters far slower then them[120]. If ki users are paralyzed or their nerves are numb, they can be killed by much weaker attacks[121]. If a Ki user is inflicted with any kind of status, disease, or poison, powering up or transforming will put further strain on the body[122] and can speed up the process of poison[123]. Users of Ki Sensing cannot sense beings that invisible, even if the character is in front of them attacking them, they have a hard time countering them due to being invisible[124]. Users of Ki Sensing also have a harder time sensing the true being using illusions, requiring them to focus in on energy fields to see who is moving and who is casting the illusion[125]. Due to the nature of ki draining stamina and energy, Dragon Ball characters ki usage requires them to usually use their higher levels of energy in short bursts, using a large amount of ki overtime can greatly weaken them to the point that characters far lower then them can actually harm them with attacks[126]. Taking large amounts of damage can greatly deplete a ki users attacks, making it where attacks that would otherwise kill massively weakened characters, only pushes them back[127]. Ki users cannot put all of their ki and strength into an attack if parts of their body are broken/injured[128][129], they also lose half of their chi if something like one of their arms are badly injured or broken[130].Ki users that are able to ki sense cannot do it when their guard is dropped, such as when Vegeta was able to sneak attack Son Goku during the end of their fight in the Buu Saga[131]. Despite some ki users being able to reach blasts that can destroy planets through charged attacks or techniques[132][133][134][135], they have not shown to be able to tank such blasts themselves[136][137][138], with attacks that have[139] destroyed several[140] planets in the series[141] always killing the character. Even characters such as Majin Buu's body cannot withstand the energy of a planet exploding[142]. Using ki volley attacks come with the caveat of their aim being rather poor, making it harder to hit moving targets. If ki users are at all possessed, even by accident, their true self will be sleeping within, with the possessor needing to awaken them[143]. Even if awoken, they are immobilized and unable to move without the possessor giving them the ability to[144], even with them wanting to wake up, they cannot do it[145]. Specific waves can can suppress a ki users power, and put their consciousness to sleep[146]. If Ki users stamina is broken, they will unable to be able to continue fighting for a short while, this will also cancel out any ki attack they were attempting to use, including ultimate's[147], this also adds on that ki users guards are down while charging ultimate attacks. Their stamina can also be broken if a character moves far too fast and surprise attacks them while they're charging their ki[148]. Ki Users can also be grabbed out of charging their attacks[149]. When ki users radiate their Ki at its highest, their body is also freed the most, making them open to attacks and making them easy to possess[150]. Ki attacks can be blocked by magma based attacks, such as even when Vegeta's strongest charged blast, the final flash, was being blocked by Magetta's magma[151]. Ki users have far lower reactions and speeds when they do not have their ki up or are not on guard, such as when Mai's sniper would've hit Goku Black if she didn't miss[152].
- Unique Weaknesses: To attack, he needs to solidify.
Explanations
Codex Statistics Questions
Q: What about the planetary feats in Dragon Ball?
A: Planetary feats are normally done through their strongest charged blast, where they can gather ki to shoot out blast far beyond what the character is normally capable of[153], with blasts capable of[154] seriously damaging/destroying[155] the Earth along with completely obliterating the opponent[156], though they themselves are never capable of leaving this unscathed.
Frieza throws a destroy the planet death ball attack but it doesn't destroy the planet. Goku then interestingly notes the reason the planet didn't blow up is because Frieza was too scared of getting caught in the blast[157] . Vegeta's final flash is noted it's going to destroy the planet and Perfect Cell, who is beyond Vegeta, couldn't tank the blast and had to dodge it last second or it would've killed him[158]. Goku's kamehameha was going to destroy the earth and Cell cannot tank this blast, needing to regenerate[159]. Semi-Perfect Cell explosion was consistently noted it was going to destroy the planet and Gohan and it killed Goku[160]. Ultimate Gohan dies to an attack that destroys the earth, his guard was up too since this was when he was fighting Super Buu[161]. Kid Buu shoots a blast trying to destroy the planet, with Vegeta noting he's going to take himself out with it if he lets it off[162]. In Dragon Ball GT, Great Ape Baby Vegeta shoots a super galick gun that he claims will destroy Earth, when Goku is hit by it, he is knocked out to the point that he can't move for a good while, Elder Kai and Shin later state that Baby is going to shoot another blast that will destroy the planet on, greatly injuring Baby if he's caught in the Blast and will kill everyone on the planet if done[163]. Frieza destroyed the entire earth, killing Vegeta in the process[164]. In the Dragon Ball Super Manga, Gohan tells Goku that he doesn't need to hold anything back and can go all out because anything that happens to the Earth can be restored with Dende and the Dragon Balls. Yet, none of Goku's all out attacks destroy the planet but just heavily causes shockwaves around it[165]. Semi-Perfect Cell unleashes a several blast that destroys several islands Android 16 notes that the attacks are just strong enough to not kill Android 18[166].
In the fight of Trunks vs. Mecha Frieza, who is far stronger than his final form, Mecha Frieza immediately goes for his strongest attack, the Supernova. In the original Z anime King Kai even states this is ten times stronger than the power he used on Namek:
- DBZ Kai Version[167].
- Original DBZ Anime Version[168]. The attack is directly noted that it could destroy the planet, but doesn't because Trunks catches it, when Mecha Frieza proceeds to detonate it, the explosion is massive but the planet is still intact, implying Frieza must target the core in order to destroy the planet.
Battle Records
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References
- ↑ Dragon Ball Z Buu Saga
- ↑ Dragon Ball Z Saiyan Saga
- ↑ Dragon Ball Z Frieza Saga
- ↑ Dragon Ball Z Buu Saga
- ↑ Dragon Ball Z Saiyan Saga
- ↑ Dragon Ball Z Frieza Saga
- ↑ Dragon Ball Z Frieza Saga
- ↑ Dragon Ball 23rd Budokai Saga
- ↑ Dragon Ball Z Frieza Saga
- ↑ Dragon Ball Z Saiyan Saga
- ↑ Dragon Ball Z Saiyan Saga
- ↑ Dragon Ball Emperor Pilaf Saga
- ↑ Dragon Ball Z Cell Saga
- ↑ Dragon Ball Z Majin Buu Saga
- ↑ Dragon Ball Z Cell Saga
- ↑ Dragon Ball Z Cell Saga
- ↑ Dragon Ball Z Cell Saga
- ↑ Dragon Ball Z Cell Saga
- ↑ Dragon Ball Z Cell Saga
- ↑ Dragon Ball Z Cell Saga
- ↑ Dragon Ball Z Buu Saga
- ↑ Dragon Ball Z Saiyan Saga
- ↑ Dragon Ball Z Frieza Saga
- ↑ Dragon Ball Z Buu Saga
- ↑ Dragon Ball Z Saiyan Saga
- ↑ Dragon Ball Z Frieza Saga
- ↑ Dragon Ball Z Frieza Saga
- ↑ Dragon Ball 23rd Budokai Saga
- ↑ Dragon Ball Z Frieza Saga
- ↑ Dragon Ball Z Kai Episode 48
- ↑ Dragon Ball Z Kai Episode 49
- ↑ Dragon Ball Z Kai Episode 10
- ↑ Dragon Ball Z: Broly - The Legendary Super Saiyan Broly Transforms into the Legendary Super Saiyan Scene
- ↑ Dragon Ball Episode 144
- ↑ Translations Archive Dragon Ball Super Exciting Guide: Story Volume
- ↑ Dragon Ball Z Buu Saga
- ↑ Dragon Ball Z Cell Saga
- ↑ Dragon Ball Z Frieza Saga
- ↑ Dragon Ball Z Saiyan Saga
- ↑ Dragon Ball Z Saiyan Saga
- ↑ Dragon Ball Z Frieza Saga
- ↑ Dragon Ball Z Frieza Saga
- ↑ Dragon Ball Z Frieza Saga
- ↑ Dragon Ball Z Frieza-Android Interlude
- ↑ Dragon Ball Z Frieza Saga
- ↑ Dragon Ball Z Saiyan Saga
- ↑ Dragon Ball Z Namek Saga
- ↑ Dragon Ball Z Buu Saga
- ↑ Dragon Ball Z Buu Saga
- ↑ Dragon Ball Z Frieza Saga
- ↑ Dragon Ball Z Saiyan Saga
- ↑ Dragon Ball 23rd Budokai Saga
- ↑ Dragon Ball Z Episode 231
- ↑ Dragon Ball Super Episode 95
- ↑ Dragon Ball Super Episode 59
- ↑ Dragon Ball Super Episode 125
- ↑ Dragon Ball Frieza Saga
- ↑ Dragon Ball Xenoverse Take Back History and Your Body
- ↑ Dragon Ball Z Cell Saga
- ↑ Dragon Ball Z: The Tree of Might
- ↑ Dragon Ball Z: Wrath of the Dragon
- ↑ Dragon Ball Super Episode 98
- ↑ Dragon Ball Z Buu Saga
- ↑ Dragon Ball Z Budokai 3 Pratice Chapter 9
- ↑ Dragon Ball Z Budokai 3 Hyper Mode
- ↑ Dragon Ball Z Buu Saga
- ↑ Dragon Ball Z Saiyan Saga
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