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• Dragon Ball Super leak reveals Moro’s newest transformation
• Dragon Ball Super Season 2 Release Date: Is There Any Hope for This Manga Series?
• Is Dragon Ball Super Season 2: Galactic Patrol Prisoner Arc Anime Coming?
• The Dragon Ball Super Anime is Approaching Its Return – What Can We Expect From Season 2
• When Is Dragon Ball Super Season 2 Coming? [2022 Updates]
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Dragon Ball Super leak reveals Moro’s newest transformation

A powerful wizard who threatened Universe 7 about ten million years ago. Moro had the ability to drain the life out of entire planets and their inhabitants, which he used to wipe out life on planets. His reign of terror was brought to an end by the Grand Supreme Kai who, at the cost of most of his divine might, managed to seal away Moro's magic. He was arrested by the Galactic Patrol, but Moro was too powerful to be executed, so they could only imprison him. Moro managed to escape with the aid of a former Frieza Force soldier named Cranberry and heads to New Namek in search of the Dragon Balls to restore the full extent of his magic.

Community Showcase More. Follow TV Tropes. You need to login to do this. Get Known if you don't have an account. Character Index. What can I say, I detest the sort of peace that you people want to preserve on this planet [Namek] and others. All those who would strive for such nonsense should be eradicated. Goku: Hey, Moro! What you're really after here? What's the point of all of this? Moro: To create an ideal galaxy where I am free to consume planets as I wish. Achilles' Heel : After merging with the Earth, the forehead crystal containing Merus's power becomes his only real weakness.

If it's destroyed, then Merus's power is released and he'll become unstable and be destroyed. As usual for Moro, however, he becomes aware of this and tries to hide the crystal inside himself. Vegeta manages to use Forced Spirit Fission to force it back out, but even then Moro nearly wins before a group effort allows Goku to shatter it, killing him. Alien Invasion : When he finally arrives on Earth, rather than simply fight the heroes head-on with his entire force, he sends his force to launch a full-scale global invasion.

Ax-Crazy : While definitely a more self-controlled case compared to some of the other villains Goku and Vegeta have clashed with, his relatively more composed demeanour hides a bloodthirsty sociopath that lives for slaughtering entire worlds out of unabashed gluttony and sadism.

Ambiguous Situation : A meta side effect of Continuity Drift. Moro suffers a case of Remember the New Guy? This makes the fate of the future timeline incarnation of Moro a complete mystery pre-erasure, with either Goku Black killing him somehow or simply not knowing that he existed. That being said, Moro comments that he was nearing the end of his life by the time Cranberry helped him escape, implying that he had died of old age by the time Goku Black appeared.

Ancient Evil : Has been imprisoned for ten million years, and is incredibly evil to the point of wiping out all life on planets before being defeated.

And I Must Scream : Implied to be the fate of the life forms he consumes. Goku notes that his ki feels terrifying, as if a whole lot of people were screaming in pain. Merus confirms that his ki indeed is a wall of slaughtered souls. Arch-Enemy : Moro is a personal enemy to Merus and the Grand Supreme Kai, with the warlock despising them deeply for sealing his magical power and jailing him for eons. Moro uses Piccolo's regeneration to regrow it right through Goku's chest.

In chapter 64, Goku kicks Moro into one of his own fire pillars, causing his arm to get burned off. Awesomeness by Analysis : Moro is intelligent enough to deduce the Logical Weakness of Goku's Ultra Instinct Sign transformation because despite negating his Mana Drain ability, Goku is still trying to beat Moro as fast as possible, nor did he use it against Sangobo. He thus deduces Goku must not be able to sustain it for long. He's correct and wins.

Likewise, in his rematch with Vegeta after absorbing Seven-Three, Moro realizes that Vegeta's Forced Spirit Fission technique only works if he actually inflicts damage, so Moro makes a point to dodge all of Vegeta's attacks. Background Magic Field : Aside from his own natural magic, Moro has the power to harness the life force of the planet he's on and uses it offensively.

Despite being weaker than Super Saiyan God Vegeta in raw power, his dangerous application of this gives the Saiyan a lot of trouble that he had to turn Blue to even the playing field. Bad Boss : Downplayed. While Moro generally treats his subordinates with respect, it's only because he values how useful they are and the moment they are no longer useful, they become disposable.

Once his full power is restored, he kills Cranberry so he could wish for a more useful army to assist him. Later, he orders the Marcelli Gang killed for acting without his orders. During Goku's fight with Saganbo, he continuously powers Saganbo up in an attempt to draw out Goku's true power, uncaring about the intense strain it's putting on Sangobo's body. When Saganbo keels over from Power Incontinence , Moro mocks him for not being able to handle the power boost. Later on, when Vegeta begins to gain the upper hand in their fight, Moro devours Seven-Three for a power boost and kills Shimorekka so he doesn't interfere.

The Bad Guy Wins : The New Namek portion of his Saga ends in a decisive victory for Moro with him having succeeded in achieving all his goals up to that point. He's regained his true magical power, freed all the Galactic Prison inmates and made them his personal army, and beaten the heroes so decisively their only option is to abandon the planet to be devoured by him and run to regroup. Batman Can Breathe in Space : He's capable of breathing in space with no issue.

He intentionally exploits this by staying outside of Namek's atmosphere where Goku and Vegeta can't get at him, forcing the Grand Supreme Kai to fight him alone with Moro now at full power and thus strong enough his Logical Weakness no longer troubles him. Batman Gambit : Moro seems very aware of the fact he's a Outside-Context Problem for the Z-Fighters, as a large number of his combat strategies rely on exploiting how they normally approach battles and turning them against them.

Beast Man : He resembles an anthropomorphic goat , including the beard. It goes well with his overall satanic motif. Beard of Evil : Fittingly for an Evil Sorcerer designed to resemble a humanoid goat, he has quite the large beard. As he begins absorbing life energy and restoring his youth, the beard shrinks to a more manageable size. Upon completely draining New Namek of its energy, the beard disappears completely. When a newly awakened Buu, who has unlocked the Grand Supreme Kai's memories, arrives on Planet Namek, Moro recognizes him as the Grand Supreme Kai and becomes so enraged that he breaks out of the restraining goo Merus trapped him in.

Beyond Redemption : Goku ultimately has to come to this conclusion, after his attempt to spare him backfires catastrophically and Moro proves himself utterly irredeemable.

Over the course of the saga, he goes from an anorexic, hunchbacked old man to a slender, well-built young man. He crosses this even further upon devouring Seven-Three , resulting in his face no longer resembling a goat, instead taking on a humanoid look akin to Cell's Perfect form. His actual final form, however, is the Earth itself, with him manifesting as his face and arms emerging from the crust, making him one of the most inhuman antagonists in the franchise.

He doesn't bother to kill Goku and Vegeta after draining their energy because he believes they'll die soon anyway and are no longer of concern to him. Subverted, however, as Moro is more than ready when it turns out they did survive and even when he does spare them again so he can keep feeding off them , he makes sure to keep powering up.

Likewise, in Chapter 62, he outright tells the Z-Fighters that he is deliberately trying to avoid killing them because he wants to feed on their energy. This gives Dende a chance to get to the Z-Fighters and heal them.

Brains Evil, Brawn Good : Moro is extremely intelligent and cunning in contrast to the heroes, who typically rely on strength and martial capability to fight. This poses a problem, as Goku and Vegeta simply don't know how to deal with him because their previous villains relied primarily on a power edge rather than outsmarting them.

Breath Weapon : Can fire ki blasts from his mouth. Brought Down to Badass : At the cost of most of his divine power, the Grand Supreme Kai was able to seal Moro's magic away, but even after that he still proved very difficult to defeat by two beings rivaling Buu in power. Even fresh out of imprisonment and severely weakened, he's strong enough to easily overwhelm Super Saiyan 2 Vegeta with no effort, though Super Saiyan God Vegeta flattens him Card-Carrying Villain : Moro hates concepts such as peace and justice, believing that anyone who chooses to live a life of peace deserves to die, and his end goal was to create a galaxy where there was no law and order and criminals like him could go around doing whatever they wanted.

The Chessmaster : One thing that makes Moro extremely dangerous and stand out from previous villains: he's an incredibly intelligent and competent planner. He's rarely the most powerful guy around, but wins by consistently remaining several steps ahead of the heroes throughout the arc with only a few things he could never have seen coming tripping him up.

It turns out he had an entire prison full of the single most dangerous criminals in the galaxy ready to join him from the get-go and just needed his third wish to set them free.

Combat Pragmatist : Moro is a very underhanded fighter, exploiting his passive energy drain by feigning weakness until it's too late, preventing Goku and Vegeta from fighting him by waiting outside New Namek's atmosphere where they can't go, and swarming them with his army of minions while hanging back to drain their energy until they can't fight back.

The only time Moro fights with anything resembling fair play is when he knows he's got the power advantage and can afford to. This poses a major issue for Goku and Vegeta, as their usual tactic of "level grind until we get strong enough to overpower them" isn't a viable option, as when Moro is overpowered, he simply changes strategies and makes up for the power difference with underhanded schemes.

Like Demon King Piccolo, he starts the series extremely elderly but later regains his youth. Like Frieza, he desires to be a Galactic Conquerer. Like Cell, he can absorb life energy from other beings. And like Babidi, he's a powerful wizard with a personal history against the Kais. Also like how Cell absorbed Android 18 to reach his Perfect Form, he ends up absorbing the android Seven-Three by literally swallowing him whole, transforming him into a form that greatly resembles Cell's Perfect Form.

Contrasting Sequel Antagonist : In general, Moro stands out majorly from previous villains in that he doesn't rely on strength and power, but intelligence and cunning. And unlike Imperfect Cell and Super Buu, rather than a means to grow stronger, he uses it as a means to win his battles outright. Unlike most villains whose reaction to someone stronger than them is a breakdown or Rage Quit , Moro's is to change his strategy and outsmart his opponents.

Similarly, while most villains are content with their strength and don't even entertain the notion of becoming stronger or that the heroes could pose a threat to them, Moro rarely underestimates his opponents and constantly looks to increase his own power. For specific examples: To Demon King Piccolo. Both characters are ancient villains who had been sealed away long before the events of the story, both characters are incredibly cunning chessmasters , both characters started off incredibly elderly but regained their youth, both characters sought to regain their youth and create a world where anarchy and chaos reigns, and both characters sought the Dragon Balls to see their goals realized.

However, King Piccolo used the Dragon Balls to regain his youth while Moro regained his youth by simply draining the life out of planets and people and used the Dragon Balls to free his fellow inmates from the Galactic Prison so he can have an army at his side.

Ironically, Toyotaro even stated that Demon King Piccolo was the chief inspiration for Moro's character. To Frieza. Both characters are immensely powerful beings who are feared throughout Universe 7 and both characters sought to use the Namekian Dragon Balls for their sinister purposes.

But while Frieza relied on his army to do most of the leg work, Moro was effective enough to search for the Dragon Balls by himself. Also, while Frieza ultimately failed to obtain a wish on the Dragon Balls, Moro managed to wish for the restoration of his full magic power as well as the second wish of gaining an army made of the Galactic Patrol prisoners so he can increase in power.

Also, while Frieza never tried to become stronger and even when he did only got as strong as he thought he did then got complacent again, Moro is always powering himself up and even keeps doing so once he's firmly in the lead. Additionally, like Frieza, he had a lot of inherent strength and never trained a day in his life.

However, while Frieza takes that in mind and tries to train to fight Goku, Moro just considers it a crutch. To Babidi.

Both characters are powerful wizards with a personal grudge against the Kais, but that's where the similarities end.

Dragon Ball Super Season 2 Release Date: Is There Any Hope for This Manga Series?

Dragon Ball Super is a Japanese Manga series. It is an anime television series. The original Manga show was illustrated by Toyatarou. And it was produced by Toei animation. It was released in the year

Is Dragon Ball Super Season 2: Galactic Patrol Prisoner Arc Anime Coming?

The anime series wrapped up after the conclusion of the Tournament of Power storyline, featuring some of the best action sequences in the series to date, and fans were at least treated to the Dragon Ball Super Broly movie shortly after the show's last episode. But that didn't stop the continuation of the manga, as its popularity drove the continuation of the adventures of Goku and the Z Fighters. With rumors of the anime making a comeback, there is plenty of manga content and moments to be adapted for fans to look forward to in the event of a renewal or reboot. Perhaps seen by many as one of the best fights among the entire franchise, Goku finally mastered Ultra Instinct and was able to go toe to toe with the seemingly indestructible Jiren. But would this powerful new form of Goku's ever be seen again? After the events of the anime, Goku learns how to use it at will from an angel in training named Merus. And his efforts paid off, as he was able to go up against the powerful wizard Moro by himself and turn into this new form. Introduced in the Resurrection F movie, the small and comedic alien was also an introduction to the concept of a force for good among the galaxy.

The Dragon Ball Super Anime is Approaching Its Return – What Can We Expect From Season 2

Dragon Ball Super: Super Hero is already taking Japan by storm, with the latest anime movie from the Shonen franchise focusing on Gohan and Piccolo as they fight against new androids from the Red Ribbon Army. With the new film set to hit theaters in North America this August, a major update has arrived from the team behind the Shonen movie, confirming that work is currently underway on the next anime project for the Z-Fighters. Currently, there are no plans for Dragon Ball Super's television series to return, though there are plenty of tales from the manga that have yet to be animated. With the likes of the Moro Arc and Granolah The Survivor Arc being prime material for a comeback , it will be interesting to see how the events of Super Hero come into play within the future of the Shonen franchise.

When Is Dragon Ball Super Season 2 Coming? [2022 Updates]

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A powerful wizard who threatened Universe 7 about ten million years ago. Moro had the ability to drain the life out of entire planets and their inhabitants, which he used to wipe out life on planets. His reign of terror was brought to an end by the Grand Supreme Kai who, at the cost of most of his divine might, managed to seal away Moro's magic.

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