10 Dragon Ball Characters Who Could Outshine…

Power Unleashed: The Untapped Potential of Dragon Ball’s Icons

The Dragon Ball universe crackles with an electrifying ensemble of warriors, each packing enough punch to obliterate whole planets. Goku stands tall among these titans, yet his formidable strength wasn’t merely inherited. Indeed, his Saiyan heritage gives him an edge, but his prowess largely hails from relentless training with martial arts maestros.

Majin Duu: Snack Lover, Reluctant Fighter

Dragon Ball DAIMA revisits the glory of Dragon Ball Z under a fresh guise. Here, Dr. Arinsu, through an ominous ritual, crafts Majin Kuu and Majin Duu from Majin Buu’s remnants. These creations aren’t training fanatics. Instead, they follow orders to hoard Dragon Balls, Majin Duu being the mightier of the pair. His showdown with Tamagami Number One shows potential, yet he’s keen on snacks rather than surpassing limits. Maybe, with some training (and chocolate), Majin Duu could rival DAIMA’s Goku.

Teenage Dreams: Gotenks’ Unfulfilled Promise

In Dragon Ball Z, Goten and Trunks are set to succeed Goku and Vegeta. Their fusion, Gotenks, once crucial against Buu, has now faded into a comedic shadow in Dragon Ball Super. They rarely fuse these days, choosing teen freedom over intense training like Gohan. Still, their legendary potential lingers. Gotenks, capable of becoming Super Saiyan 3, might ascend to god-like power if honed by Gohan, Goku, or Vegeta.

Universe 6’s Saiyan Vanguard: Caulifla on the Rise

The multiverse concept in Dragon Ball Super introduces Universe 6’s Saiyans. Cabba, Caulifla, and Kale casually transform into Super Saiyans; Caulifla nearly hits Super Saiyan 3 effortlessly. Her fused self, Kefla, even contests Ultra Instinct Goku. Her promise is undeniable, and if she harnesses it through training, she might just trump Goku in a tactical rematch.

Android 17: Natural Might, Limitless Potential

Androids in Dragon Ball possess intriguing traits; 17 and 18, for instance, have boundless energy and non-detectable ki. Despite living a tranquil life as a park ranger, Android 17 emerged victorious in the Tournament of Power. He seldom trains, yet he remains exceptionally strong. By incorporating regular training, Android 17 could unearth novel techniques or amplify existing ones.

Cell: A Bio-Engineered Juggernaut Destined for More

Following Frieza, Cell emerges as a formidable foe in Dragon Ball Z, courtesy of his genetic makeup. Crafted from the DNA of Earth’s champions, he can replicate their attacks and benefit from their Saiyan traits, including training-induced power boosts. Return him to the spotlight, train him, and his latent potential may eclipse even the fearsome Frieza’s latest forms.

The Promise of Future Warriors: Uub and Pikkon

Dragon Ball Z’s grand finale hints at young Uub’s monumental power. Reincarnated from Kid Buu, he already stands as Goku’s equal at just ten years old. Under Goku’s wing, Uub’s potential seems limitless, poised to surpass his mentor. Meanwhile, Pikkon, albeit non-canon, exudes exceptional prowess. His occasional skirmishes in Other World pale against Goku’s intense training. With dedication, Pikkon might break Goku’s ceiling.

Gohan: The Underestimated Titan

Gohan has oscillated between lauded hero and family man, often neglecting his untapped power. He requires external pushes, like intense training, to unlock his potential. However, his Beast mode transformation signifies untold reserves waiting for disciplined exploration.

Pan and Future Trunks: The Next Generation

Little Pan, with a powerful lineage, is a pint-sized powerhouse. Her rapid growth hints at a bright Saiyan future. Likewise, Future Trunks, surviving through hardened resolve, could evolve explosively with focused training. His untapped rage hints at future breakthroughs, potentially surpassing Goku’s feats. Together, they signal Dragon Ball’s exciting trajectory—a narrative ever ripe for expansion.