Much like Majin Buu, Bojack of the ninth movie went on a galaxy-wide planet destroying spree thousands of years before the events of the story, with the four Kais united to stop his rampage by making him a Sealed Evil in a Can.Later in the film he destroys Planet Shamo effortlessly, solely to taunt the Shamoians (and show the audience how powerful and Ax-Crazy he is). Broly is perhaps the most extreme pre- Super example, as he destroys an entire galaxy literally in the first few seconds of his film.
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Deadly Bomber technique is capable of destroying half a planet, and when he becomes Super Android 13 it's more than capable of finishing the job. He can also charge their shared planet-destroying Supernova technique much faster than his brother. Frieza's brother Coola from the movies is just as much of a planet buster as he is, and every bit as trigger happy about it.The healthier a planet, the stronger the Power-Up Food the Tree produces is, but in every case the planet is left a lifeless wasteland. Turles from Dragon Ball Z: The Tree of Might provides a more imaginative take on this trope than most DBZ villains: unlike them, he does not destroy planets directly, but instead plants the seeds of the planet-draining Tree of Might on them.Willow/Wheelo from Dragon Ball Z: The World's Strongest is a No-Nonsense Nemesis with an ultimate attack, the Planet Geyser, that is capable of destroying a planet. It helps that his finishing move is called "Planet Burst." And befitting his status as the final Big Bad of DBZ, he is the only villain who successfully destroys Earth, with a single blast no less (though this is undone and Earth restored via a wish from the Dragon Balls. In his original form of Kid Buu, Majin Buu went on a planet-destroying spree of destruction five million years before the events of the series.He even boasts of his intent to travel the galaxy destroying planet after planet after he is done with Earth. When he finally meets his match in Super Saiyan 2 Gohan he attempts a planet-destroying Taking You with Me attack, and when he regenerates from that and comes back he is intent on destroying Earth. Having the genes of Vegeta and Frieza, Cell is just as prone to planet-destroying bouts of rage as they are.He destroys Planet Namek over the course of the Frieza Saga, and comes very close to destroying Earth as well. Like Vegeta above, his snap response to any fight he's losing is to destroy the planet, though unlike Vegeta he is capable of surviving a planet's destruction. He infamously destroyed Planet Vegeta thirty years before the events of the series, and in the present day he runs a galactic organization which specializes in either destroying planets or selling them to the highest bidder. Next up on the Sorting Algorithm of Evil is Frieza, who is by far the most prolific planet buster in DBZ.Even after becoming a good guy (more or less), he is dangerously prone to firing planet-destroying energy blasts in battle if it looks like he might be losing. Later when he reaches Earth and fights Goku he attempts destroying Earth in a mad rage with his Gallic Gun attack, though Goku is able to overpower it. Vegeta is the first example of this seen in the series, destroying Planet Arlia six episodes in to show the audience how strong he is.Dragon Ball Z: All the Big Bad arc villains are Planet Destroyers, as are several of the movie villains:.Momoshiki is Kinshiki's superior and much later absorbs his power to boost himself even further and in the novelizations has an entire dimension with red shift nebula present.Kinshiki according to the boruto movie databook can split planets in half.Toneri Otsutsuki with the Tenseigan and later several byakugans has enough power to throw the moon at the earth to destroy both and he can also cut the moon in half.Kaguya Otsutsuki Expansive Truth Seeking Orb is capable of destroying her entire dimension which has a moon and a sun, making her possibly solar system level in destruction.Naruto: The Otsutsuki clan is filled with planet destroyers and creators.
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