Welcome to the ultimate theoretical power scaling tool for the Dragon Ball universe. Whether you are analyzing the potential of a Metamoran Dance or the raw output of the Potara Earrings, this Fusion Power Calculator allows you to estimate the resulting battle power of two fused warriors. By inputting individual power levels, you can simulate the exponential growth that occurs when two fighters combine their energy into a single, superior entity.
Understanding Fusion Mechanics
In the Dragon Ball lore, fusion is not merely the addition of two power levels (A + B). Instead, it results in a warrior whose power is significantly greater than the sum of their parts. This calculator utilizes algorithms based on official guidebooks and generally accepted community multipliers to determine the final output.
There are two primary methods of fusion considered in these calculations:
- The Metamoran Dance: A technique developed by the inhabitants of Metamor. It requires both participants to have perfectly equal power levels and similar body sizes. The resulting warrior (e.g., Gogeta, Gotenks) possesses immense power but is limited by a 30-minute time constraint.
- The Potara Earrings: A divine fusion method used by the Supreme Kais. This method does not require power equalization. It creates a more stable and often stronger fusion (e.g., Vegito, Kefla), particularly when “rival boosts” are involved.
How the Calculation Works
Because the series has evolved from numerical power levels (Scouter era) to “God Ki” and unquantifiable strength, this calculator serves as a comparative tool. It applies specific multipliers based on the chosen method:
Metamoran Multiplier
For the Fusion Dance, the calculator assumes the necessity of balancing power levels. If Warrior A is strong and Warrior B is weak, Warrior A must lower their power to match Warrior B. The calculation is derived from this equalized baseline, multiplied significantly to represent the “super warrior” transformation.
Potara Multiplier
The Potara fusion takes the raw maximum of both Warrior A and Warrior B without the need for equalization. Additionally, this method calculates a “product” of their strengths rather than a simple sum, often resulting in a higher ceiling for total power output.
How to Use This Calculator
To get the most accurate theoretical results, follow these steps:
- Enter Power Level A: Input the numerical battle power of the first character (e.g., Goku).
- Enter Power Level B: Input the numerical battle power of the second character (e.g., Vegeta).
- Select Fusion Type: Choose between “Fusion Dance” or “Potara Earrings.”
- Calculate: Click the button to generate the hypothetical power level of the fused character.
Notable Fusion Benchmarks
To help contextually understand the numbers generated, consider these canonical examples:
- Gotenks: The result of Goten and Trunks. Despite being children, their fusion allowed them to bypass Super Saiyan 2 and achieve Super Saiyan 3, demonstrating the technique’s ability to unlock potential.
- Vegito: The Potara fusion of Goku and Vegeta. Known as the strongest non-deity character in the Z-era, Vegito’s power was sufficient to dominate Buuhan without effort.
- Gogeta: The Metamoran counterpart to Vegito. In the Dragon Ball Super: Broly movie, Gogeta displayed power capable of shattering dimensions.
Start Your Calculation
Are you ready to see what happens when you combine the strongest warriors in the universe? Use the tool below to experiment with different power pairings, from low-level Saiyan warriors to Destroyer-tier entities.