The Dragon Ball Ki Finally Explained (Fighting Power)
6,655Everything You Need To Know About The Dragon Ball Ki
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If there’s one thing that the Dragon Ball franchise wouldn’t be the same without, it’s Ki. Otherwise known as energy, spirit energy, power and sometimes life force, Ki is what makes battles so awesome in Dragon Ball, especially in Dragon Ball Z, where it became more prominent. Without Ki, we wouldn’t have the Kamehameha Wave, Instant Transmission, the Flying Technique and a whole slew of Energy Attacks.
As big as Ki and Energy are in Dragon Ball, not everyone knows exactly what it is, but don’t worry, CBR has got you covered with this video, which gets into everything there is to know about Ki. From Energy Control to Ki Blasts to Power Levels and everything in between, we explain the ins and outs of one of the most important aspects of the Dragon Ball universe. It all started with Master Roshi’s first Kamehameha and, from there, Energy became a power augmenter, a way of travelling via flight and a way to boost strength through transformation. Suffice to say, Dragon Ball would not be complete without Ki, Power and Energy.
Because of this, we don’t want you to go into the series without knowing all about Ki, so we go through the basics, talk about energy techniques, how it augments strength, speed and durability, as well as Ki travel techniques and how Ki is utilized. Check out this video to learn all about the energy that binds the warriors of Dragon Ball together and let us know what you think down in the comments.
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