So let's go ahead and continue our series on the strongest in Dragon Ball, but this time
Let's take a bit of a detour the strongest in Dragon Ball series is meant to highlight the most
Powerful and most threatening characters in the franchise in various different forms
of media based on their various feats but with this addition of the strongest in Dragon Ball
I want to discuss the most dangerous techniques in Dragon Ball.
That is to say the techniques and the moves in Dragon Ball that are perceived to be the most dangerous
Or in some ways the most hacked moves,
moves that could take out opponents that are more powerful than you in some cases or even moves that are
unblockable to others. So the majority of the techniques that we're going to talk about here are
techniques that are not really based too much on the strength of the user like a kamehameha or a final flash
Or a Masenkō, we're talking about the techniques that go far beyond physical strength and energy
manipulation and that about does it for the intro, let's get to the video now
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You know it's interesting that in Dragon Ball Super we have these hugely powerful
Gods and angels that seem to be very very difficult to beat in battle
Maybe impossible for some mortals
And the stakes have been raised so high that you forget that Toriyama was already introducing semi hacked
characters all the way back at the beginning of the series the first
example of this came in Chapter 17 of the manga when he introduced Toninjinka, otherwise known as
Monster Carrot or Boss Rabbit depending on what dub you watched.
There's a whole like backstory about Toriyama's creation of this character, which I'll get into in a separate video
but the main technique that he uses is what's referred to as the magic touch.
Toninjinka can touch anyone and transform them into a carrot.
Now, obviously he's a comic relief character, and he's not anywhere close to being strong in combat
But the series never gives us any sort of limitation on this power, so
hypothetically speaking, he could use that move on a character like Frieza or Beerus and
Transform them into a carrot and win the fight now obviously when it comes to combat
He'll never be able to hit freezer of Beerus because they're way too fast
but Beerus sleeps a lot and for most of the series Frieza could not detect energy so if
Toninjinka snuck up on them he would be able to beat them, and there's nothing in the series that says otherwise.
But this would not be the last time Toriyama would introduce a technique
that's very dangerous in spite of the power of the character in
Dragon Ball manga chapter 104 were introduced to the devil might beam from devil man now this move is a
one-hit kill if
You have evil or negative thoughts in your heart now obviously when devil man try this on Goku
It would not work because Goku did not have any negative thoughts to exploit
however
If you use this technique on somebody like well Frieza or Cell or Buu
They could be mincemeat and there's nothing in the series that contradicts this. Why didn't devil men help out against these villains
Well, I don't know, Toriyama forgot, or he didn't want to get involved we never got a clear answer on that
There is one more technique in Dragon Ball that is a bit of a hack and that is the Mafūba
otherwise known as the Evil Containment Wave.
Now the reason why I'm putting this in the video is because even though the move does not kill you it is a
Move that can be used against an opponent much stronger than you to seal them up in a jar and this was of course done
By Mutaito originally on Demon King Piccolo, and it worked
And he was sealed away for a long time despite the fact that piccolo was much stronger than him in
In Dragon Ball Super, this technique made a great comeback as Trunks was able to take the
immortal Zamasu and for a brief time
Seal him away with the Mafūba, plus, during Dragon Ball Super: Tournament of Power
We saw Roshi do it on much stronger opponents
And we even saw frost do it on Vegeta for a time and thus this is a move that will work on opponents
even if they are stronger than you and that makes it very
dangerous now when it comes to Dragon Ball Z the techniques that seem to be more hack based
came in deeper into the series near the end when we got to the Buu arc because in the
Buu arc, we're dealing with techniques that are
Magic based and when you're dealing with magic and warlocks and things like that they oftentimes can
overcome strength barriers the first example of this would be Dābura
Spit technique when the saliva lands on you or whatever it lands on it turns to stone as far as we know once
That's the lava lands on you you become a stone statue of your former self
But of course once he dies the magic within the saliva wears off the spell is broken and you go back to being a flesh
creature, but until then you're stuck as a stone character, so that's an early example of a move
That's very dangerous
Even though it is dependent on whether or not the user is alive
probably the best example of an unblockable moving the Buu saga has to be Majin Bū
Ability to turn you into candy this move is unblockable
He even did it on Vegito and even though Vegito was able to retain his power
Within the confines of being a coffee candy
He still could not block the fact that he was candy, in fact the only time this move was even remotely
deflected was when the Skinny Evil Bū blew his breath and reversed it off that Bū
But obviously if the move had connected though
He would have become chocolate just like how fat Majin Bū became chocolate based on his own move, so again
That's a move where yes it can be deflected, but once it hits you,
once it actually connects with you much like the Boss Rabbit move we mentioned earlier, you are screwed.
Now, i want to discuss a few other moves that were introduced in Dragon Ball Z that are kind of borderline with the first one being
Krillin's Kienzan or Frieza's Energy Cutter, the Destructo Disc so to speak.
This move is effective in that it can certainly do some damage and slice opponents more powerful than you
we saw Krillin actually cut freezes tail off
And we saw him slice a little dash in Nappa's face
So yes the move for all intents and purposes should be unblockable until of course
he tried it on perfect cell and it just bounced off of his neck so that one's kind of a
Gray area there. It won't always work. Especially not on somebody who's much much stronger
The other example of a move like that is Piccolo's Makankōsappō, the Special Beam Cannon
This is a killing technique this technique was developed by Piccolo
strictly to kill Goku and we see him use it at the very beginning of Dragon Ball Z to kill Raditz who was
Stronger than him at the time and don't forget that during the Dragon Ball Super: Universe 6 arc
Piccolo managed to drill a hole in the arena that was created by Vados
so even though they tell you earlier that that arena should
be unbreakable, the the ceiling of it, that is the dome part of it
Piccolo managed to drill a hole through it that should tell you right there that the Makankōsappō is pure
Concentrated energy and thus even though it is blockable
Should the move connect to a vital organ or to a body part
There's a very good chance that it will destroy it
This is not Piccolo's most powerful technique, but it is his most dangerous
now some folks are wondering well
Where's the Genki Dama?
Where is the Spirit Bomb?
That can't make the list because even though it is meant to destroy evil
Both Frieza and Kid Buu were able to deflect that move, and don't forget that Jiren can also deflect it
But Jiren can do just about anything it seems, that being said though very strong move
But I don't want to put it in this list however
I do want to discuss some other instant kill moves that we saw in Dragon Ball Z
There is Vegeta's flash strike dirty fireworks move. He used on Cui, also vegeta killed
Nappa in one blow, Frieza blew up Krillin
Just by lifting him up in the air and squeezing his palm and then Krillin blew up and of course
Babidi was able to use his magic to kill
Instant kill his two servants all these moves pretty much fall into the same category of being one-hit kills
But they're also moves that while they are very dangerous and should belong on this list
It's not any worse stated that they would work
against an opponent more powerful than who they hit, in other words
Vegeta was obviously stronger than Nappa and Kui
and Frieza was way stronger than Krillin and with Babidi of course
It's magic base and like I said earlier
magic can overcome strength limitation so in this instance those moves are
Extremely dangerous, but I don't think Frieza that could have used that move on Goku
or Vegeta could have used that move on Frieza in the Namek arc and have it work
effectively enough to one shot kill them.
In Dragon Ball Z movie 12 Gogeta of course defeated
Janemba by hitting him with the Stardust Breaker
But we really don't know much about that technique in the sense of yes
it worked on Janemba who was
Concentrated evil and the technique appeared to have destroyed the evil or removed it from the demon kid
But I don't think we know enough about that technique and about Gogeta
Limitations based on just that one movie to really talk about it too much
But I do want to note it in the video here when it comes to Dragon Ball GT
There's a handful of moves that fall into the gray area and moves that do appear to be unblockable
for example General Rilldo
Freezes Trunks, that to me from what we've seen should not be blockable
But maybe it is then also don't forget the Para Para Boogie, the Para para brothers can control you with that move
But we've never really seen the move do any real damage
Unless maybe you force someone to tap dance off a ledge or something, but I doubt falling off a cliff would kill Goku
So I'm not putting it on the list, but one that I think is gonna be talked about is Baby's ability to infect people
It's close to being unblockable, but not flawless
We've seen examples of characters escape the assimilation
So it's very dangerous and especially with what he actually did with it in that arc
But it's definitely not flawless
Frieza' s finger Death Beam is also dangerous, but Goku mashed the block.
It same thing with Goku's Dragon Fist it was blocked by Omega Shenron also
Self-destruction appears to be dangerous, but when you look at the series it never really worked except for on Yamcha
So I don't want to count those Dragon Ball Super however introduced a number of new techniques that appear to be
legitimately some of the most dangerous
if not the most dangerous in all of Dragon Ball.
The first of which being Hit the Assassin Hit
if you're gonna be an assassin for a thousand years
You better develop a way to kill off people without being spotted and obviously the time skip allows him to do that
But when you combine the time skip with a carefully orchestrated?
pinpoint precision blow directly to a vital organ
You are history. This move killed Goku in Dragon Ball Super for a very short time
if the assassin hits you in your vital spot. You are dead and that makes this move
Ridiculously dangerous and don't forget that Hit also has the ability to create a time cage
Or a time vacuum and trap you in it and thus far the only person that we've seen escaping is
Jiren because like I said earlier Jiren can do just about anything, hack
Maybe I should just add Jiren existence to the list of most dangerous moves because yeah, that's pretty ridiculous
But Hit does not have the most dangerous move in Dragon Ball Super; we got a couple more to cover first of all
Let's talk about the Hakai. Now in the tournament of power
We saw the Pride Trooper Toppo evolving to God of Destruction levels and perform
What looked like a Hakai eyeball with dark Hakai destruction energy
And this move was blocked in Dragon Ball Super and Vegeta actually punched right through it now
I do believe that this could be a retcon of what the Hakai technique originally was or
more so what I would like to believe is that Toppo is
new at being a God Of Destruction and thus he has not been able to
Master the Hakai technique and as a result of him not being able to master the move
He can't really
Instant kill you like we saw Beerus do this to Zamasu or like we saw Sidra do to an entire city and Dragon Ball Super
When a God of Destruction who's actually a God of Destruction uses the Hakai
It's never been blocked and it appears to be an instant kill move
But it's beyond just an instant kill it actually wipes you away from existence
however like I said in my previous video that I did a few months ago about the Hakai technique
There's no evidence that it works on somebody who's more powerful than you,
so Beerus just can't go around Hakai angels
and the grand priests and Zen-oh
he doesn't have the power to do that even though some fans think he can that's not the
case at all it's never stated in the series that Beerus or any of these gods have that kind of ability,
but that being said
Toppo's hakai is without question weaker than beerus is but don't get it twisted
There is a scene early were
Sidra let one of his minions borrow some of his Hakai energy
and bring it to earth to take out Frieza and Frieza was able
To deflect it and control it
Understand that Hakai energy destruction energy is not the same thing as the destroy
Destruction Hakai technique they are not the same thing so Frieza doing that was impressive
but it remains to be seen if he can ever block a Beerus Hakai
I really don't think so
and it's cool because in the Dragon Ball Super manga
We saw some more of the God of Destruction techniques including Belmod's little card move which looked pretty cool
But we never really saw it do anything, so I can't really discuss it on this video because it's not that dangerous even though
I'm sure would hurt a mortal without a doubt the most dangerous technique in
Dragon Ball the entire spectrum of the franchise is
Zen’ō's deletion. Zen’ō version of the Hakai where he can literally delete an entire
Universe or an entire multiverse like we saw at the end of the Future Trunks Arc is
Without question the most dangerous move in Dragon Ball history the Omni King is not a trained fighter
He's not a warrior whatsoever and yet with one finger
he can wipe away billions of lives endless amounts of planets and stars and galaxies and
multiple universes nobody can screw around with
Zen’ō and that's gonna do it for this edition of the strongest and Dragonball are there any
Dangerous techniques you think I should have put on here. Let me know in the comments down below and list your reasons
Why and as always I thank you for watching