Androids 14 and 15 were equally stereotypical characters, but they helped Android 13 reach a super form where he was nearly impervious to attacks.

Unlike with Cell, Android 13 was at least courteous enough to wait until his other android buddies were destroyed before assimilating them. It's already easy to see why he wasn't destined to be a powerful character. Super Android 13 was yet another representative from the Red Ribbon army, and his big trait was being a redneck. You might immediately think of Cell in that regard, but there was actually another antagonistic android who did basically the exact same thing as Cell (albeit resulting in a far less interesting or popular character). 15 OLD KAIīefore fusing as a result of earrings or dancing became a thing, the androids were already using the technique to power themselves up. With that, here is Dragon Ball: Every Fusion Ranked From Weakest To Strongest. They're all pretty much useless and would comprise the very bottom of this list, so we're only going to focus on successful fusions. Also, with how pathetically weak failed fusions like Veku, Fat Gotenks, Skinny Gotenks, and others are, it would feel silly to try and say who among them was stronger. To be clear, with the new Dragon Ball Fusions game, the number of fused characters has blown up, so we're not going to ranking any of the fusions exclusive to the games or we'd be here all day. So we've decided to rank all the fusions we have seen so far It's gotten to the point that if you're talking about the strongest fighters in the franchise, fused characters are going to make up the majority of the candidates. It has become not just another useful move for the heroes, but for the villains of the franchise as well.

While we didn't see any fusions in the original Dragon Ball, from Dragon Ball Z onward, it played a prominent role in each series, the games, and even the movies.

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