Changes: Planet Burst

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This article is about Kid Buu's energy sphere. For Vegeta's rush attack, see Planet Burst.

Directory: Techniques → Offensive Techniques → Energy spheres

"No! No, that can't be meant for us! That's way too much energy; it's enough to blow up the planet ten times!"
— Goku worrying about Kid Buu's attack

Planet Burst (プラネットバースト, Puranetto Bāsuto) is Kid Buu's most powerful technique. It is referred to as his "Earth-Destroying Single Blow" (地球崩壊の一撃, Chikyū Hōkai no Ichigeki) in official books.

Overview

Screenshot 26 — Kid Buu throws his Planet Burst

First, Kid Buu raises one hand in the air and gathers his energy in the form of a giant, bright-pink energy sphere. Once it is ready, he launches the energy sphere at the opponent, inflicting a huge amount of damage. Goku notes that in its first use, it is strong enough to blow the Earth up at least ten times (in the Funimation dub) and that he and Vegeta combined cannot stop it.

Usage

Kid Buu uses this attack to destroy the Earth after his previous attack is deflected by Vegeta's Final Burst Cannon. He also uses it to destroy other planets to track down Goku and Vegeta, and uses miniature versions during his battle with Goku in his Super Saiyan 2 form on the Supreme Kai Planet.

A property of this attack is that weaker ki attacks instead of just being cancelled out by it are absorbed into it making the attack stronger. And on top of that including the filler Super Saiyan 2 Goku vs Kid Buu fight weaker ki attacks are also drawn into it like a magnet.

Variations

Shocking Ball - A smaller version of the Planet Burst. Named in the Raging Blast video game series. It is called Vanishing Ball in Dragon Ball Xenoverse.
Planet Burst - The planet destroying version used by Kid Buu to destroy the Earth. It is called Super Vanishing Ball in Dragon Ball Xenoverse.
Teleporting Vanishing Ball - A combination of Instant Transmission and Planet Burst, where Kid Buu creates a pink energy sphere and teleports for a surprise attack. Named in Dragon Ball Xenoverse.

Video Game Appearances

The technique is used in Dragon Ball Z: The Legend. It is named Powerball in Dragon Ball GT: Final Bout, and Vanishing Ball (バニシングボール) in the Budokai series, Dragon Ball Heroes, and Dragon Ball Xenoverse. It is used in the Budokai games as a part of Buu's ultimate attack, the Warp Kamehameha, where he sets off the attack with a Kamehameha.

It was named Planet Burst in the Budokai Tenkaichi series, where it is Kid Buu's Ultimate Blast; it was originally called Death Ball in Dragon Ball Z: Budokai Tenkaichi, and it was renamed Planet Burst in Dragon Ball Z: Budokai Tenkaichi 2, Dragon Ball Z: Budokai Tenkaichi 3, the Raging Blast games, Dragon Ball Z: Ultimate Tenkaichi, and Dragon Ball Z: Battle of Z.

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A female Majin charging her Planet Burst in Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2

In Dragon Ball Xenoverse, it appears under the name Super Vanishing Ball and is one of Kid Buu's Ultimate Skills. Kid Buu also has two variations of the technique, one is a weaker version called Vanishing Ball that appears as one of Kid Buu's Super Skills and the other is Teleporting Vanishing Ball which is another one of Kid Buu's Ultimate Skills. The Future Warrior can also obtain it as a reward in Parallel Quest 38: "Blast the Super Spirit Bomb!". The Future Warrior can also obtain the two other variations: Vanishing Ball in Parallel Quest 38: "Blast the Super Spirit Bomb! and Teleporting Vanishing Ball in Parallel Quest 48: "Gathering of the Great Evil Alliance". During the game's story, in an altered history of the Majin Buu conflict, Super Buu under the influence of Demigra's Dark Magic uses the technique to destroy Earth. Fortunately the Future Warrior manages to correct history somewhat when Kid Buu also under the influence of Demigra's Dark Magic uses the technique to destroy the Earth.

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Kid Buu about to shoot his Planet Burst in Dragon Ball Z: Legends

In Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2, all three versions of the technique from Xenoverse return as skills used by Kid Buu. They can all be obtained by the Future Warrior (Xenoverse 2). The Vanishing Ball can be obtained as a reward in Parallel Quest 58: "Majin Banquet". Super Vanishing Ball can be purchased from the Skill Shop in Conton City. Teleporting Vanishing Ball can be obtained as a reward in Parallel Quest 62: "Frieza's Nightmare Returns!". In Xenoverse 2, Pure Majins gain access to the three version of this technique when using the Purification Awoken Skill transformation.

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References

↑ Daizenshuu 7, 1996
↑ ^2.0 ^2.1 ^2.2 Dragon Ball Xenoverse, 2015
↑ ^3.0 ^3.1 ^3.2 Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2, 2016
↑ Dragon Ball Z: Extreme Butōden, 2015

[1] Daizenshuu 7, 1996

[XV-2] 2.0 ^2.1 ^2.2 Dragon Ball Xenoverse, 2015

[XV2-3] 3.0 ^3.1 ^3.2 Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2, 2016

[DBZ:EB-4] Dragon Ball Z: Extreme Butōden, 2015

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+{{nihongo|'''Planet Burst'''|プラネットバースト|Puranetto Bāsuto}} is [[Kid Buu]]'s most powerful [[technique]]. It is referred to as his {{nihongo|"'''Earth-Destroying Single Blow'''"|地球崩壊の一撃|''Chikyū Hōkai no Ichigeki''}} in official books.
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-'''Planet Burst''' (プラネットバースト) is [[Kid Buu]]'s most powerful [[technique]]. It is referred to as his "'''Earth-Destroying Single Blow'''" (地球崩壊の一撃, ''Chikyū Hōkai no Ichigeki'') in official books.
 ==Overview==
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 First, Kid Buu raises one hand in the air and gathers his [[energy]] in the form of a giant, bright-pink [[energy sphere]]. Once it is ready, he launches the energy sphere at the opponent, inflicting a huge amount of damage. [[Goku]] notes that in its first use, it is strong enough to blow the [[Earth]] up at least ten times (in the Funimation dub) and that he and Vegeta combined cannot stop it.
+==Usage==
 Kid Buu uses this attack to destroy the Earth after his previous attack is deflected by [[Vegeta]]'s [[Final Burst Cannon]]. He also uses it to destroy other planets to track down [[Goku]] and Vegeta, and uses miniature versions during his battle with Goku in his [[Super Saiyan 2]] form on the [[Supreme Kai Planet]].
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 *'''[[Teleporting Vanishing Ball]]''' - A combination of [[Instant Transmission]] and Planet Burst, where Kid Buu creates a pink energy sphere and teleports for a surprise attack. Named in ''[[Dragon Ball Xenoverse]]''.
-==Video game appearances==
+==Video Game Appearances==
 [[File:Planet_Burst.jpg|thumb|left|A Majin using Planet Burst in ''Dragon Ball Online'']]
 The technique is used in ''[[Dragon Ball Z: The Legend]]''. It is named '''Powerball''' in ''[[Dragon Ball GT: Final Bout]]'', and '''Vanishing Ball''' (バニシングボール) in the [[Dragon Ball Z: Budokai (series)|''Budokai'' series]], ''[[Dragon Ball Heroes]]'', and ''[[Dragon Ball Xenoverse]]''. It is used in the ''Budokai'' games as a part of Buu's ultimate attack, the [[Warp Kamehameha]], where he sets off the attack with a [[Kamehameha]].