Goku

 There is no doubt that Gohan is a powerful character in the Dragon Ball universe, but his rise and fall in power comes from many bodily secrets. The world of Dragon Ball is constantly growing and adding new characters with every new arch, whether they are an ally or foe. Dragon Ball has been able to captivate its audience by developing specific personalities, abilities, and storylines for each of its characters. Aside from the two main protagonists, Goku and Vegeta, the Z Fighter who has had the most intense roller-coaster ride regarding his powers is none other than Gohan. Being the child of arguably one of the strongest characters in the universe comes with certain expectations, and for the most part, Gohan seemed to look like he was going to surpass those expectations. His upbringing was not straightforward, and there are many secrets fans are unaware of when it comes to Gohan. Gohan's Untapped Potential Was Limitless. Gohan is one of the few characters to use his own weakness

 Goku gains a brand new power-up in Dragon Ball Super , and it's a move Naruto fans will recognize as the famous Uchiha Susanoo technique. Goku's latest Dragon Ball Super power-up might've inspired a little déjà vu for Naruto fans. While the Dragon Ball Super anime remains on hiatus, the manga is continuing Goku's story, and introduces Moro as the next major villain after Broly. After much back and forth, the final battle comes down to Goku in his mastered Ultra Instinct form against a rampant Moro, who has merged with the planet and is now delivering meaty punches by sprouting giant fists from the ground. Goku can only win by destroying the crystal embedded in Moro's forehead, and he launches one final, desperate charge towards the target. Alas, the Saiyan's advance is halted and his Ultra Instinct energy is drained completely by Moro. In a stroke of good fortune, however, the Grand Supreme Kai locates Uub, who Dragon Ball Super reveals inherited a healthy d

  Dragon Ball Super has just reached the end of one of the longest and most game-changing story arcs of the series , the "Galactic Patrol Prisoner Arc," aka the 'Moro Arc.' Now that the Dragon Ball Super manga has reached the end of the arc, fans have several big questions facing them: One is, of course, where Dragon Ball Super goes from here; a new story arc is coming, but we have no idea where it's going to lead. The other big question, however, is what to do about the Moro Arc when adapting it for the screen. The Moro arc is easily a story that could fill an entire (long) season of a new Dragon Ball Super anime. But would the Moro Arc be better as Dragon Ball Super's next movie? .At its heart, the Moro Arc works in two main stages: the battle for New Namek, and the battle for Earth. In between those two events, Goku and Vegeta had to split up and both do some much-needed soul-searching on their own, in order to unlock new powers. Both Saiyan heroes return

 The worlds of professional wrestling and Dragon Ball Z fandom have continued to grow in recent years. Whether it's by creating new gear channeling their favorite characters, naming their signature moves based on techniques from the show or sharing fan art, active pro wrestlers have continued to find new ways to honor the franchise. WWE Superstar Keith Lee was the latest to do so, arriving at the Payback pay-per-view earlier this year in new gear inspired by Broly's design from the 2018 Dragon Ball Super: Broly movie. In a new interview with ComicBook , Lee explained why the series connects so much with him, and why so many active wrestlers fall in love with the anime. "A lot of it has to do with my whole kind of lifestyle belief of limitless, and taking things and overcoming them, and coming back better, and things of that sort," Lee said. "Tasting failure, overcoming that, whatever it may be. And that's kind of the premise of it. Now, it's about fightin

Dragon Ball Super has come a long way in this past year, and fans can't help but wonder how Goku would fair if he were to revisit some former foes in his current state. After all, Goku is more powerful than ever before these days as he managed to master Ultra Instinct at last. The huge milestone has firmly put Goku into god-like territory, but he is not the only person who exists there. Jiren proved his place there a long time ago, but could he beat Goku a second time given the latter's progress? Well, let's break it down. The question is intriguing given how fundamental of a foe Jiren became. The man is far from a villain, but his place in opposition to Goku at the Tournament of Power made the pair foes. After all, the fate of a universe is a heavy burden, and Jiren used that weight to push him forward in battle. In terms of power, Jiren is still a powerhouse. He may not be on the same level as Ultra Instinct Goku, but his strategic prowess can never be overlooked. He al