He can’t take a hit, and it takes him a few Combos to really get going. At 6 stars, SP SSGSS Gogeta YEL would be top/middle of Tier 1.Īt 3 stars, he really struggles against some of the better Teams in the game which are filled with Zenkai units with massive base stats. He’s being considered 3 stars on the Tier List.
He’s excessively fragile, has no card draw speed, and needs some time to build up his Damage uniques. He’s an excellent beatstick with a potentially game-changing Extra Move. And, in a franchise defined entirely by increasing power levels, Gogeta's unlimited potential is what ultimately gives him the edge.ĭragon Ball Super Volume 7 is out on Blu-ray on April 2. While Vegito can theoretically exist twice as long as his Metamoran counterpart, he simply can't use his vast abilities unchecked without fear of the fusion coming to an abrupt, untimely end. Seemingly unrestricted by power usage despite having half the duration with strength enough to burst through dimensions, Gogeta appears to be the more powerful of the two fusions. Similarly, the manga had introduced that if the Potara earrings are destroyed, that particular fusion also ends prematurely, as seen with Kefla's defeat during the Tournament of Power in Dragon Ball Super, but this hasn't been seen in the anime. The animated film Dragon Ball Z: Wrath of the Dragon had implied that a single devastating blow could be enough to split a fusion prematurely but, as it was largely played for comic effect in the film, it is unknown if this carries to Gogeta. In terms of sheer power, while Vegito is able to go mano-a-mano with a god, Gogeta's battle with Broly is so exponentially powerful that the battle sends shockwaves that shatters through various dimensions an incomparable feat in the Dragon Ball franchise to date. RELATED: VIDEO: Dragon Ball's Most Savage Master Roshi Moments However, given that anime series' non-canonical status, it is unclear if this is official. GT had similarly established that energy consumption could shorten Metamoran fusion, with Goku unable to sustain his Super Saiyan 4 form to continue the fusion with Vegeta. While Vegito still had ample time to destroy Zamasu, a massive attack he had unleashed on the renegade god cut his fusion unexpectedly short. At first glance, this appears to give Vegito the advantage, but the Potara fusion is also limited by energy consumption. It's important to note that both fusions are restricted by time: As previously mentioned, Vegito by an hour and Gogeta by 30 minutes. In Broly, Gogeta battles the massive Legendary Super Saiyan before overpowering him as a Super Saiyan Blue. GT had Gogeta easily knock around the final Shadow Dragon, Omega Shenron, only for the fusion to wear off before he could deliver the killing blow. Fusion Reborn has Gogeta only appear for a single scene, unflinchingly withstanding an epic punch from Janemba in the monster's final form before obliterating him completely with a single energy blast. While still retaining Vegeta's cockiness, Gogeta is a much more strategic, practical fighter, particularly in both animated films. RELATED: Dragon Ball Super: Broly Almost Featured Another Major Fight Prior to Dragon Ball Super: Broly, all the previous appearances of Gogeta had been non-canonical, including the animated film Dragon Ball Z: Fusion Reborn and Dragon Ball GT. Conversely, Gogeta is formed by Goku and Vegeta performing the Metamoran fusion dance after balancing their respective power levels to facilitate the joining.
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