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Nikitich [7]
3 years ago
6

100 pts and brainliest Name every one of vegetas techniques and skills Need 2 know

Mathematics
2 answers:
RSB [31]3 years ago
6 0

Answer:Forced Spirit Fission

Despite Moro's overwhelming power, Vegeta relentlessly continues his assault, during which his fellow Z-fighters realize that Vegeta is utilizing a new technique called Forced Spirit Fission. The technique creates the accumulation of energy in the sky above them.

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Step-by-step explanation:

Usimov [2.4K]3 years ago
3 0

Answer:

1. Powerful Lungs: In the anime, Vegeta has shown himself capable of surviving for extended periods of time in outer space, without the need of air, although it can be assumed that extended deprivation of air will eventually lead to his death. 2. Telekinesis– A technique that allows the user to manipulate objects …

Techniques

1. Saiyan Energy Attack- He charges up a blast in a fashion similar to a Finish Buster, and fires it at the opponent to inflict a large amount of damage. 2. Triple Blast – An anime only technique. Vegeta fires three yellow Ki Blasts from his left hand at the same time. He uses this attack on Perfect Cell. Named i…

Martial Arts Techniques

1. Exploding Wave- The user manipulates their ki to disrupt the planet's geomagnetic field. With a swift upwards motion of the hand, the user can create a massive atomic explosion that has the potential to cause an almost endless crater in the desired area. 2. Spirit Breaking Cannon- First, Vegeta punches the

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