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| “ | If you'd just let me kill you all before, you wouldn't be dealing with this pain now. You're all a complete and utter waste of Saiyan blood! | „ |
| ~ Broly to the Z Fighters.File:Brolys Praises the Saiyans.ogg |
| “ | Not until you lie dead at my feet. | „ |
| ~ Broly's most famous quote in Broly - Second Coming.File:Not until you lie dead at my feet.ogg |
| “ | KAKAROT! | „ |
| ~ Broly expressing his hatred for Goku. |
Broly is the main antagonist of the Broly Triple Threat trilogy of Dragon Ball Z films. He serves as the titular main antagonist of the films Broly — The Legendary Super Saiyan and Broly – Second Coming, while a clone appears in Bio-Broly as the main antagonist.
Like Goku and Vegeta, Broly is a member of the Saiyan race and a Super Saiyan; however, he has a form unique to himself, the Legendary Super Saiyan form. Banished by King Vegeta alongside his father Paragus for his immense strength, Broly plays a key part in his father’s plan for revenge. In the film canon, he is the archenemy of Goku, for whom Broly holds uncontrollable rage after Goku cried relentlessly when the two shared a nursery.
He was voiced by Bin Shimada in Japanese and Vic Mignogna who also voiced Nagato from Naruto Shippūden in English, later Johnny Yong Bosch, who also voiced Lelouch vi Britannia in Code Geass and Nine in My Hero Academia: Heroes Rising in both English versions.
Biography
Dragon Ball Z: Broly - The Legendary Super Saiyan
| “ | You, Kakarot! I choose you to be the first of my victims! | „ |
| ~ Broly to his sworn enemy, Kakarot/Goku. |
Broly first appears in the eighth Dragon Ball Z movie Broly - The Legendary Super Saiyan. In it, during the ten days before the Cell Games, a mysterious Saiyan named Paragas approaches Vegeta, and requests that he come and be the ruler of the newly established New Vegeta, a planet for any Saiyans who survived Planet Vegeta's destruction. Paragas then tells him, in order to persuade him, that he needs his help fighting the Legendary Super Saiyan, who had been destroying several planets in the South Galaxy. Vegeta agrees and leaves along with Son Gohan, Trunks, Krillin, Master Roshi and Oolong.
A young Broly causing havoc.
Once on New Vegeta, Paragus tells them that there has been another attack by the Legendary Super Saiyan, and Vegeta, along with Paragas' son Broly, go to investigate. Meanwhile, Son Goku, who was just told of the destruction in South Galaxy by Kaio, goes to a planet that was attacked, and can sense that a great power was just there. Goku then goes to Planet Vegeta. He meets Broly, who at the very sight of Goku starts powering up, but Paragas soon uses a mind control device to stop his son. Paragas tells Goku of Broly's birth, and how he started out with a power level of 10,000, a level which is considered to be elite among adult Saiyans. Goku, who was in the bed next to Broly, constantly messes Broly's mind by crying, preventing him from sleeping and creating an everlasting hatred in the newborn child.
Broly in his base form.
Later, Broly attacks Goku as a restrained Super Saiyan, and is able to best Goku, forcing the hero to flee. Goku then realizes that it was Broly who was the Legendary Super Saiyan all along. Paragus barely manages to get his son under control, and reveals that he wants to make Saiyans the rulers of the Universe, using Earth as their home planet. Broly then goes after Goku, but Vegeta jumps in and tries to fight him. After not even scratching him, the Saiyan prince uses his most powerful attack, the Big Bang Attack. However, even this proves useless against Broly and after the attack, he breaks free of Paragas and turns into a Legendary Super Saiyan. Vegeta falls down in fear, acknowledging Broly's power. Paragas tells the heroes that King Vegeta had betrayed them and ordered the death of Broly as an infant, fearing that Broly would eventually overthrow him. When Paragas asked the tyrant to reconsider, King Vegeta ruthlessly blasted him. Broly was stabbed and he, along with his father were thrown into a hole in the ground. This caused insanity in the young Saiyan. When Planet Vegeta was destroyed by Frieza, Broly was able to protect them with his energy, and Paragas began to plot against the last surviving member of the Saiyan royal family, Prince Vegeta.
Broly as a restrained Super Saiyan.
Broly continues his rampage, and Goku, realizing he is no match, turns Super Saiyan, along with Trunks and Gohan. Even with their combined forces however, they cannot hold their own. Broly quickly takes out Trunks and Goku. Broly then turns his eyes on Gohan, but Piccolo appears and saves him. Meanwhile, Paragus tries to escape in a space pod, hoping his son will die when a nearby comet hits the planet, but Broly confronts him, having found out about his father's attempt to escape. Paragas tries to bluff his way out of the situation, saying that he is trying to prepare the space pod so both of them can escape the explosion, but Broly knew that the space pod is only built for one person. Having discovered Paragas' intentions and desiring revenge against his father for brainwashing and using him, Broly crushes the space pod and kills Paragas, before effortlessly flinging the crushed space pod into the comet. Piccolo tells everyone to give Goku their power, saying that it would be enough to defeat Broly. Everyone does so quickly, all except Vegeta, whose pride disallows him to help Goku.
After Goku is being beaten around by Broly, almost to death, Vegeta finally gives his rival his power. Goku rushes at the Legendary Super Saiyan and strikes him in the gut with a Miracle Blow, puncturing his abdomen. As a result, Broly cries out in pain and astonishment before exploding. He is presumed dead after this.
Dragon Ball Z: Broly - Second Coming
Broly in Second Coming (in his Super Saiyan form).
Broly reappears in the tenth Dragon Ball Z Movie: Broly - Second Coming. In the beginning of the movie, Broly is shown exiting a space pod onto earth, and then freezing. The story starts off with Son Goten, Trunks, and Videl searching for the Dragon Balls. In a small quarrel, Videl slaps Goten, who pretends to cry, which, sounding much like his father, awakened Broly. At night, Videl hears the sounds of explosions, and explores to find Broly. She tries to attack him, but Broly easily knocks her unconscious with one punch. Goten and Trunks come, and Broly, upon seeing Goten, goes mad, mistaking him for Goku.
Trunks and Goten go Super Saiyan to fight Broly, but are no match. As Goten is fighting, he sees the last Dragon Ball. He gets it and hides behind a waterfall. He tries to summon Shenron, but nothing happens. Luckily for them, Son Gohan arrives to help them fight. Gohan informs Goten and Trunks of who Broly is after they see he is familiar with him. They watch as Gohan fights Broly, notices them and blasts them. Gohan turns into a Super Saiyan 2 and begins fighting Broly. But Broly turns into his Legendary Super Saiyan form and quickly outmatches him. Gohan then throws Broly into a pit of lava that had been created in the fight, but the Legendary Super Saiyan emerges, and begins to mercilessly beat Gohan. Videl distracts Broly for a second, and Gohan breaks free, then becomes Super Saiyan again.
Broly is destroyed as he is hurled into the sun.
Gohan then fires a Super Kamehameha wave at Broly, who fires his Omega Blaster back at him. Gohan is unable to break through the energy ball, and Goten jumps in with a Kamehameha wave to help him. Even with their combined powers, Broly still pushes them back, and Gohan makes a silent wish that his father could be there. Just at that moment, Son Goku arrives in spirit form, and helps them with his own Kamehameha wave. Broly still has the upper hand, though, until Trunks fires a Ki blast at Broly's Omega Blaster, preventing him from powering up the attack. The Son family is then able to shatter the ball of energy with their Family Kamehameha, knocking Broly into the sun and obliterating him. When Gohan and Goten turn around, their father is gone.
Raging Blast 2: Third Coming
Broly returns to Earth.
Broly was stated to have returned one more time in Raging Blast 2's bio for Legendary Super Saiyan 3 Broly, it states that he survived being thrown into the sun and received a huge Zenkai, obtaining not only a Legendary Super Saiyan 2 form, but a Legendary Super Saiyan 3 form beyond that. Broly returned to Earth but was defeated by the Z Warriors, presumably by all the Saiyans at once.
Dragon Ball Z: Bio-Broly
- Main article: Bio-Broly
A clone of Broly appears in the Dragon Ball Z movie: Bio-Broly. In it, a wealthy man named Jaguar uses his money to create powerful bio-warriors, which he wants to use to reveal that Mr. Satan is a fraud. So he sets up a tournament, however, the Z Warriors intervene, and are able to defeat his warriors. So, he reveals his most powerful weapon, a clone of Broly himself. Jaguar was able to create him through a frozen blood sample provided by a village priest near where the original Broly was last fought. Trunks and Goten try to destroy the clone before he is released, however, Bio Broly escapes, and becomes mutated by a bio culture liquid.
Bio-Broly
Bio Broly tries to kill Mr. Satan, but Android 18, Goten and Trunks try to prevent it, and in the process, both get beaten down. Trunks manages to get Broly between some chemical tanks, and destroys the tanks, hoping to destroy him. However, this only serves to make Broly even stronger. They escape the factory, and discover that sea water causes the bio fluid to turn to stone, so they use a Kamehameha wave to blast the sea water at Broly and he falls into the water. He starts to rise, but becomes stone as he does. Trunks and Goten then blast Bio-Broly, obliterating him once again.
Bio-Broly is briefly mentioned at the end of the film. Where he is believed to be causing trouble in Hell. And Goku and Pikkon are sent to stop him. He is again presumably defeated and imprisoned in Hell.
Dragon Ball Super: Broly
- Main article: Broly (Dragon Ball Super)
A reworked version of Broly that appears in the Dragon Ball Super: Broly movie as the titular secondary antagonist. He becomes a minor protagonist after the final battle; where he defeats Frieza and loses his climatic fight with the fused warrior; Gogeta.
Other Media
Broly has appeared in numerous video games and other mangas like Dragon Ball Fusions and Dragon Ball Heroes mangas.
Personality
| “ | He was a true warrior. Born with the strength and clouts that would make most Saiyan fathers proud. But there was something far darker about him. Violent, threatening, and in time it began to scare me. | „ |
| ~ Paragus explaining Broly's true nature. |
When first introduced in Broly: the Legendary Super Saiyan, Broly is seen as a rather docile and seemingly harmless Saiyan (which is largely uncharacteristic of the majority of the Saiyan race); however, it is heavily implied that Broly suffers from split personality disorder, as seen in a flashback of his father attempting to place a customized "crown" (that he had specially-made to control, and subdue, his erratic and temperamental behavior) on his forehead while he sleeps, Broly briefly wakes up and calmy asks his father what he's doing, but suddenly attacks his father in an aggressive frenzy. Once in this aggressive and violent state of mind, Broly demonstrates a "typical" Saiyan's love of fighting and brutality, but on a much more extreme level. This maniacal and sadistic personality most likely stemmed from three major traumatic factors during his infancy: 1) When he was born, he possessed an incredible amount of power that the doctors recorded at an inordinate 10,000. This anomaly meant that, at the time of his birth, Broly was (to put it bluntly) essentially born as a Super Saiyan and his power was close to the power possessed by adult Saiyans like Bardock (a "low-class" Saiyan whom was the biological father of Goku) and King Vegeta (a "Saiyan Elite" whom was the father Vegeta, and the King of Saiyans) at the time of their deaths, but never properly learned how to control his power. 2) Upon his birth, the doctors quickly informed King Vegeta of Broly's immense power, to which he ordered the immediate execution of the infant. Though Paragus arrived at the last minute and desperately begged the king to spare his son, saying that he would be a useful ally to the prince, he was quickly restrained by two guards as his pleas fell on deaf ears; King Vegeta reveals to Paragus that he fears Broly would grow too strong and would eventually become more of a threat than an ally (a fear that was not entirely unfounded), before blasting Paragus in the stomach with an energy blast and declaring that he would die alongside his son. Afterwards, King Vegeta personally went to the "nursery" where Broly was, grabbed him by one leg, and proceeded to stab him in the abdomen with a knife before leaving the infant and his father to die. 3) Almost immediately after father and son were "thrown out like trash" and left to die, Frieza proceeded to destroy Planet Vegeta; surprisingly enough, Broly summoned his power and shielded himself and his father from certain death. These major factors contributed to Broly's fractured psyche and led to his frenzies to happen more frequently and last longer the older he grew. Broly also seems to have trouble controlling his rage, meaning he could very well end up destroying himself.
Once freed of his father's control, however, Broly's malevolent Saiyan nature becomes dominant. His thirst for combat and desire for the death and destruction of all things is unyielding (as shown by his destruction of Planet Shamo). Broly is also seemingly aware of his unhinged nature: when attacking Goku in his restrained Super Saiyan form, Goku manages to make the corner of Broly's lower lip bleed, to which he simply smiles and licks the blood from his lip (much to Goku's outright disgust); also, when attacking Gohan, Goku and Future Trunks in his Legendary Super Saiyan form, Piccolo arrives and (after saving Gohan) addresses him as a freak, to which Broly replies he is the devil (the Funimation dub of the movie tones this down slightly, while still getting the implications across by having Piccolo [in the aforementioned scene] voice his displeasure of Broly attacking children, to which Broly responds that he only does what needs to be done and that the Namekian should've expected that "from a true freak"). Also (in the Funimation dub only), Broly possesses a very dark sense of humor: when Goku requests for a handicap during the fight against his Legendary Super Saiyan form, Broly sadistically asks if "handicap" is another word for "coffin".
Perhaps the most defining aspect of Broly's personality, however, is his intense pathological hatred towards Goku. They were born on the same day, and as a result of Goku (then-known by his Saiyan birthname "Kakarot") constantly wailing (which nearby doctors praised him for, as they felt it showed his Saiyan spirit) directly next to him, Broly was unable to get any sleep whatsoever, and began crying out of irritation (which the doctors criticized, despite previously praising Broly for having a far higher power level in comparison to Goku's then-power level of 2) and subconsciously developed an immense hatred for him (seemingly associating Goku's crying with the traumatic events of his infancy) that carried on well into adulthood.
By the time of Broly: Second Coming, he often confused Goku's second-born son, Goten, for him (an act that is made worse by Goten's perfect resemblance to his father). Although, this confusion may indicate that he suffered brain damage, further insanity, and/or overwhelming trauma from his first defeat, as despite the similarity, Goten was still a child, yet Broly didn't seem to notice the contradiction. Further evidence of his mental deficiency is that he no longer had banter during battle, rather just growled and roared; barring utterances of Goku's Saiyan name he never spoke, until just before his death, when he managed a complete comprehensible sentence, which could suggest that he was recovering throughout the battle on Earth, and would have improved mental faculties had he not died, even if not wholly recovered.
In Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2, Broly remains as fixed as ever in his desire to find and kill Goku. When the Future Warrior asks him to instruct him, he immediately attacks them and demands they bring Kakarot to him. However, upon the completion of their training, Broly will show respect for them, saying that they are worthy of the blood of Saiyans. He also was willing to destroy another planet to blow off some steam rather than destroy Conton City, showing greater control.
Relationships
Family
- Paragus
Enemies
- Goku
- Goten
- Future Trunks
- Trunks
- Videl
- Piccolo
- Gohan
- Vegeta
- Master Roshi
- Vegito
Powers and Abilities
Broly in his Legendary Super Saiyan 3 form, from Dragon Ball: Raging Blast 2.
Broly has the superhuman abilities and energy manipulation powers that many characters in Dragon Ball Z have and he uses a fighting style that to some extent resembles wrestling. Broly can also transform into a Super Saiyan and the Legendary Super Saiyan, a transformation unique to his bloodline, due to him being a Super Saiyan by birth. It was also implied that he is more than capable of surviving the destruction of an entire planet or even being launched directly into a star while in his Legendary Super Saiyan form, as seen when he created a shield to protect himself and his father from the destruction of Planet Vegeta.
In video games, he was given other transformations: in the Dragon Ball Z Raging Blast duology, and Dragon Ball Heroes, he could enter the form of Legendary Super Saiyan 3 and later on, Super Saiyan 4. In Dragon Ball Kai: Miracle Battle Carddass, Broly could access in the Legendary Super Saiyan 2 form. He could also transform into a Legendary Great Ape. In Dragon Ball Z: The Real 4-D at Super Tenkaichi Budokai, Broly has managed to obtain a powerful divine transformation and is named "God Broly" as a result.
Power Level
According to a 2004 issue of V-Jump, Broly's official power level in his Legendary Super Saiyan form during the time of his first appearance is 1,400,000,000. In his Broly-Second Coming, a Zenkai from his near death on New Planet Vegeta increased his power far beyond that, with Gohan noting that Broly was just as challenging as he was seven years ago.
Although Gohan and Super Saiyan Broly appear to be evenly matched; Gohan, enraged at the devastation caused by Broly, transforms into a Super Saiyan 2. And almost immediately afterwards, Broly converts into his Legendary Super Saiyan form. Now, the tides have changed completely in Broly's favor, as he proceeds to completely dominate Super Saiyan Gohan (almost breaking his arms).
It ultimately took the effort of Super Saiyan Goku (who had been mysteriously summoned by Shenron), Gohan, and Goten to finally defeat him.
Notable Techniques
Eraser Cannon
Broly's signature technique: To use it, Broly charges a green light energy from around his body and gathers it into his palm to form a bright-green energy sphere. Next, he waves his hand forward and fires the attack at the opponent, inflicting a large amount of damage. The power of the Eraser Cannon seems to vary with Broly's energy; depending on how much power he uses for the attack; it is capable of causing huge explosions and even destroying whole planets.
Eraser Shot
His own unique version of the Trap Shooter done with Eraser Cannons instead of Ki Pellets.
Eraser Shot Volley
Broly bends over slightly and charges an Eraser Cannon in his right hand. Then, he fires the attack and follows up by firing a barrage of Eraser Cannons from both hands at the opponent, inflicting a huge amount of damage.
Burst Eraser
Broly forms a green Energy Shield around his body. Then, he brings his hands apart to each side and releases many Eraser Cannons from the shield that home in on the target, inflicting a massive amount of damage.
Eraser Blow
Broly flies past the opponent with an Eraser Cannon in his hand that he brings near the opponent's stomach. He then throws his hand with the Eraser Cannon forward and, at point blank range, blasts the opponent away. The screen turns dark after the attack for dramatic effect.
Planet Geyser
Broly's version of the technique involves him using an Eraser Cannon instead of a regular Ki Attack.
Gigantic Eraser
A powered down version of his Omega Blaster. It's used in the same manner as his Eraser Cannon and Eraser Blow (albeit with more damage and efficiency).
Double Eraser Cannon
Broly charges two Eraser Cannons, one in each of his hands. Then, he swings his hands forward as he fires the energy spheres one by one at the opponent, inflicting a high amount of damage. He can also fire the attack as one big blast.
Super Gigantic Cannon
A Mouth Energy Wave version of the Eraser Cannon used by Broly in his Golden Great Ape form. To use it, Broly charges the attack by lifting his head to the sky causing a green circular aura to appears around his mouth, twisting his head to the left. Then, he fires a green blast from his mouth at the opponent, inflicting incredible amounts of damage.
Omega Blaster
The most powerful version of the Eraser Cannon. To use it, Broly launches a lime green Ki Blast that changes into an enormous energy bomb of devastating power, while saying "Struggle all you want, in the end you still die!" Not only can he control the size of this attack, but he can also power it up by launching Ki blasts into it to push it forward, making it even more powerful and destructive enough to destroy the whole planet.
Bloody Smash
First, Broly kicks the opponent up into the air, where he grabs their head and throws them down to the ground. Then, he smashes the opponent's head into the ground and stomps on their back deeper into the ground, inflicting a high amount of damage.
Gigantic Slam
Broly charges a green Energy Shield around his body. Then, he jumps up into the air and drops down to punch the opponent away onto the ground, inflicting considerable damage.
Gigantic Driver
Broly grabs the opponent's head and flies down to the ground as he drives the opponent head-first into the ground or a wall, resulting in an earthquake and inflicting a massive amount of damage. It is also used as part of his Gigantic Driver.
Gigantic Hammer
Broly strikes the opponent down with a massive clothesline. Then, he grabs the opponent by their shoulders and picks them up to vertical kick them up into the air. Next, he teleports in front of the opponent as he grabs them by their head and flies down to use his Gigantic Driver. Finally, Broly picks up the opponent by their head, and uppercuts them in the stomach, knocking them away up into the air, inflicting a huge amount of damage.
Gigantic Buster
Broly shouts "Get out!" as he charges at the opponent and uppercuts them away up into the air. Then, he flies up into the air and lands on the ground, where he headbutts the falling opponent before roundhouse kicking them onto the ground. Finally, Broly runs at the reeling opponent and kicks them up into the air before blasting them away into the ground with an Gigantic Eraser, inflicting a massive amount of damage.
Gigantic Omega
Broly cups his hands together in front of him, draws his hands to his side to charge Ki in his cupped hands, then he thrusts his hands forward to shoot out a streaming, powerful energy wave.
Full Charge Gigantic Omega
A more powerful version of the attack used by King of Destruction Broly.
Gigantic Destruction
One of Broly's most powerful attacks. It is a destructive and creative combination of the Kamehameha, the Omega Blaster, and the Gigantic Omega. To use it, Broly puts his hands together in front of him, draws them out while channeling green energy, pulls his hands back as if he is charging a Kamehameha, and then he thrusts his hands forward to shoot out a streaming, powerful Energy Wave.
Gigantic Genocide
Arguably Broly's most powerful attack. It is the Ultimate Attack of Broly in his Legendary Super Saiyan 4 Full Power.
Gigantic Tomahawk
Broly rushes at his foes with considerable force, using his own body (with a yellow Energy Attack around) as a weapon, inflicting a high amount of damage.
Kakarot!
A Power-Up Technique used by Broly. It is used when Broly becomes enraged by his memories of Goku and with that rage, his strength rises.
Revenge Demon
A technique that utilizes his Dashing Rush and his Gigantic Throw. To use it, First, Broly attacks the opponent with a punch to their face. Then, he punches the opponent's face again and uses his Gigantic Throw, inflicting a great deal of damage.
Gigantic Slam
Broly grabs his opponent and vertically throws them down into the ground, inflicting a great deal of damage. It is commonly used as part of his Revenge Demon Technique.
Seismic Power
After transforming into a Legendary Super Saiyan, Broly powers up to such a degree that his screams and laughter cause an earthquake as well as a thunderstorm to appear.
Forms
Base
Broly's standard form. Based on the video games, he at least has decent fighting abilities in it.
Great Ape
Broly is shown to have a tail in concept art, meaning he can transform into an Oozaru ape by looking at the moon. A collectible of Broly's Oozaru form has also been released. He can also, by consequence, access the Golden Oozaru form.
Restricted Super Saiyan
A weaker version of the Super Saiyan form with blue hair. This form is used when the mind control crown is on Broly. This form appears to have a very dull response towards physical pain. He reacts with masochistic joy when Goku kicks him and doesn't even react by Super Saiyan Vegeta blasting him with a Big Bang Attack at point blank range.
Super Saiyan
Broly's Super Saiyan form, used against Goten and Trunks, he easily defeats them and fights on par with base-form Gohan.
Legendary Super Saiyan
Broly's true and most recognizable form, which only he can use. In this form, Broly has greenish yellow hair, is twice the size of the average person, incredibly muscular and is much stronger than any normal Super Saiyan. He is also seemingly invulnerable to anything weaker than him. His power level is listed as 1,400,000,000. Even higher than Super Baby Vegeta's 1,300,000,000, an opponent that gave Super Saiyan 4 Goku trouble.
Legendary Super Saiyan 2
Broly briefly takes the form of Legendary Super Saiyan 2.
Broly can use this form but never does for combat. He can use this state in video games. It also for a split second as Broly transforms into Legendary Super Saiyan 3. Since Super Saiyan 2 doubles the power of a Super Saiyan, Legendary Super Saiyan most likely doubles the power of Broly's Legendary Super Saiyan form (putting it around 2,800,000,000). Although due to Broly's Zenkai boost it's likely even higher than this.
Legendary Super Saiyan 3
An advanced version of the Legendary Super Saiyan form used by Broly in video games. This form is sometimes just referred to as Super Saiyan 3 and is eight times stronger than the Legendary Super Saiyan. In this state Broly's power surpasses that of even the combined might of 100% Full Power Frieza, Super Perfect Cell, Hatchiyack (who was noted to be stronger than Broly in his first appearance), and Super Buu even after absorbing Ultimate Gohan. Super Saiyan 3 multiplies a Super Saiyan's strength eight times, meaning Broly's power level in this state could be 11,200,000,000 (although it's likely much higher due to Zenkais).
King of Destruction
Broly's Majin form, which appears in video games. He is a Legendary Super Saiyan 3 while in this state.
Golden Great Ape
Broly's version of the Golden Great Ape is shown in Dragon Ball Heroes. His version has emerald green fur and still has LSS Broly's hairstyle. Broly's version is called Legendary Great Ape.
Legendary Super Saiyan 4
One Broly's strongest form, which appears in video games. In this state Broly is able to defeat Super Saiyan 3 Beat, Note, Super Saiyan 4 Goku, and Super Saiyan 4 Vegeta. Broly's power level could be 14,000,000,000 in this form due to Super Saiyan 4 multiplying Super Saiyan strength 10x.
Legendary Super Saiyan 4 Full Power
Broly reappears as a Super Saiyan 4 Full Power during the Assault on the Hell Gate Saga. After leaving Hell, he apparently kills the leaders of the Time Breakers, then immediately fights the heroes but is defeated once more. The scar on his chest is a result of his childhood injury and in this state his veins are much more prominent, which represents how he is stronger and angrier than before.
Villainous Mode
This form is a result of Broly being fully taken control of and powered up by Demigra in in a Parallel Quest mission. It appears in Dragon Ball Xenoverse. This form is noted to have increased his power several times over.
Supervillain
In Xenoverse 2, thanks to Towa, Broly gains the ability to shave off life and undergo the Supervillain transformation. He does so when he is sent to interfere in the battle between Ultimate Gohan and Super Buu, and it is said that this form increases Broly's power so much, that the combined might of Supervillain Broly and Super Buu would be too much for even Ultimate Gohan to handle.
God Broly
Broly's latest and one of his most powerful forms yet is God Broly. His appearance is relatively unchanged except for his hair, which crosses appearances with his LSS and LSS3 forms. Broly can now use God Ki in this form and can fight Goku and Vegeta in their Super Saiyan God Super Saiyan forms (known as Super Saiyan Blue to the fandom). The form is exclusive to Super Tenkaichi Budokai. It later shows up in Dragon Ball Heroes.
Quotes
| “ | Oh look, the little slaves decided to be brave. I notice how you love to look up at the sky at your silly old planet; I bet you're thinking you could go back there some day? Well, it's just a dream!!! | „ |
| ~ Broly taunting enslaved Shamoans before blowing up their planet Shamo |
| “ | Kakarot, how much do you love your son? | „ |
| ~ Broly's implied threat to Goku's son Gohan |
| “ | Getting stronger. Yes, much stronger. | „ |
| ~ Broly relishing in his increasing power |
| “ | A little green bug has come to get squashed. | „ |
| ~ Broly degrading Piccolo |
| “ | You'll be disappointed if you're expecting me to kneel before you. | „ |
| ~ Broly dismissing Vegeta's proclamations of being Prince of All Saiyans |
| “ | Your persistence is annoying. | „ |
| ~ Showing amused but clear contempt for Goku's endurance |
| “ | Broly: Where do you think you're going, "dad"? Paragus: I'm preparing the rocket so we can escape the explosion! |
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| ~ Contrary to where they began, Paragus attempted to flee, only to be psychotically killed by Broly, who further gloats about his power. |
| “ | I just love a dramatic ending! | „ |
| ~ Broly preparing to finally kill Goku |
| “ | You've lasted longer than I expected, but your final hour has arrived! | „ |
| ~ Broly admitting slight respect yet still his certainty of in killing Goku |
| “ | It doesn't matter how much energy you absorb from those idiots, it won't be enough to kill me! | „ |
| ~ Broly refusing to accept that Goku had been granted enough power to win |
| “ | Not until you lie dead at my feet. | „ |
| ~ Broly's first, last, and only line on Earth prior his death in the sun |
Trivia
- While this version of Broly has since been replaced with his reworked incarnation, he remains an extremely popular character in the Dragon Ball franchise, and often appears in video games set in the series' universe.
- Like all Saiyans, his name is a vegetable pun, his being "brocolli." This is joked about in his debut film, as Master Roshi mistakenly addressed him as the vegetable name basis of his actual actual.
- Before he enters the Legendary Super Saiyan form, Broly's cheeks are seen quivering and then ripping apart. This indicates that this transformation is not a physical one, but the new form simply bursts forth from his other body, which may explain the paler skin tone.
- It was a long running debate amongst fans about when Vegeta talks about the Super Saiyan legend during the Ginyu Saga, whether he was talking about Broly. This is due to LSSJ being only accessible to a single Saiyan every 1000 years, which is when the last Super Saiyan was seen. However, when the flashbacks are shown, Vegeta depicts a Golden Oozaru instead. It was later confirmed that Vegeta was talking about Yamoshi, the first Super Saiyan and Super Saiyan God, not Broly.
- He is never seen with a Saiyan tail except for when he is a baby (although, his clone is seen with one, before being covered by mutagen). This may be because it was possibly cut off by Paragus, out of the fear of the damage he could cause as an Oozaru. Another possibility is that he possessed a tail, but it was worn like a belt similar to other Saiyans when not needing use of it, with his red sash covering it.
- Like Cell, his footsteps make a mechanical creacking sound; since he isn't a machine, it is likely just to show how his foot falls crush the ground each step.
- Broly is the first villain in a Dragon Ball film not to have minions and the second to have the Sun help to destroy him.
- He also is the third, after Cooler and Garlic Jr., to survive his debut.
- He is the only one to appear in three films, as while Bio-Broly is a clone, it is heavily implied it had the original's soul.
- He never makes an appearance in Fusion Reborn or the Super 17 Saga in GT even though it is stated that he was sent to Hell at the end of Bio-Broly.
- In some of the video games, when he walks and jumps, the screen rumbles slightly.
- Broly is the only Saiyan villain to gain unique Super Saiyan forms. This was until Goku Black arrived with his Super Saiyan Rosé form.
- According to his English voice actor Vic Mignogna, Broly was a character he had the least amount of interest in reprising, since he finds voicing a character whose dialogue consists of screams, laughs, and shouts disturbing. Hence, why every appearance besides the debut movie, he sounds significantly different, as the voice actor didn't want to exert the needed effort (perhaps poor work ethic, yet evidently it physically hurts to perform, so it's undertandable that an older man couldn't endure it).
- In Dragon Ball Super, a Saiyan from Universe 6 named Kale has many references to Broly. Her clothing is similar to Broly's most notably the golden boots and bracelets, and a prominence of red in her outfit. Also, her "Super Saiyan Berserker" state is identical to Broly's Legendary Super Saiyan form. She also enacts poses and moments in battle that were traced from the original appearance of Broly. Kale also has dialgoue that is reworded versions of his own. She also developed an obsessive hatred of Goku, although it is ultimately short-lived.
- Broly won against Hulk from Marvel Comics in the 139th episode of DEATH BATTLE!
External Links
- Broly on the Dragon Ball Wiki
- Broly on Wikipedia
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