The Legacy of Dragon Ball Z's Fighters

Dragon Ball Z introduced characters with galaxy-destroying strength who continue to be relevant in the current series.

Supreme Kai Shin's Divine Strength

Universe 7's Supreme Kai, Shin, has access to divine powers but is weaker than villains like Perfect Cell.

Android 18: Villain to Hero

Android 18 transformed from a villain to a powerful, no-nonsense Z-Fighter who now supports the team.

Android 17: Champion of the Multiverse

Android 17 returned in Dragon Ball Super as a substantially stronger warrior who won the Tournament of Power.

Goten and Trunks' Saiyan Peak

As the strongest Saiyan generation, their fused form, Gotenks, was the second character to reach Super Saiyan 3.

Uub's Untapped Godly Potential

Uub, the reincarnation of Kid Buu, possesses great raw strength and untapped potential that may soon rewrite the status quo.

Future Trunks: Savior of his Timeline

Future Trunks' desperation led to the unique Super Saiyan Rage form and the Spirit Bomb-like Sword of Hope attack.

Good Buu: Too Strong for Battle

Due to extreme regeneration and absorption, Good Buu is often too powerful to use, but he still possesses immense, surreal strength.

Vegeta's Ultra Ego Form

Vegeta has undergone great growth in Dragon Ball Super, mastering Super Saiyan God, Blue, and his own Ultra Ego form.

Gohan Beast Mode Unleashed

Gohan achieved Beast mode, a new Saiyan peak that allowed him to destroy Cell Max and humble Ultra Instinct Goku.

Frieza's Power Fueled by Spite

Frieza's pure spite fueled a decade of training, resulting in his ultimate Black Frieza form, the current top power to beat.

The Enduring Strength of Z's Heroes

These characters, introduced in Z, are a testament to the franchise's constantly escalating power and enduring legacy.

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