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DBZ!
Welcome, you have chosen to see my fighting techniques section, where
you can see the fighting techniques of the Dragonball Z Characters that
have them.
Not all are
listed, for the others' techniques may are similar or just not special.
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Goku
Goku is a rare fighter. He increases
is power at will and, after getting angered, increases it even more. Goku
fights in the style of Kaio Ken, a style of fighting he learned from King
Kai. Goku, when a super saiyan, however, fights in a style to where he
tests his opponent by making his power just as high as the opponent, awearing
the opponent out slowly.
Vegeta
Vegeta fights in the arts of the saiyan warriors of the past on Planet
Vegeta. He uses strength and speed and makes almost no mistakes in battle.
He always appears to be calm in battle, even when the odds are against
him, and makes his opponents weaker by making them think they do not stand
a chance when they actually do.
Piccolo
Piccolo is a fighter who taught himself to fight. Growing up while watching
wars and battles as a child, Piccolo learned to fight in a slick and smart
way.
Nail
Nail fights in the ways of the sacred Nameks. Being one of the strongest
warriors on planet namek, Nail is a good hearted namek who learns his
opponents' moves through watching them fight.
Androids 19 & 20
Knowing the moves of Goku, Vegeta, and the others from their battles on
earth, these android fight with the same moves and drain energy blasts
thrown at them through their hands. They are clumsy, however, and are
nothing without their hands.
Androids 17 & 18
These androids are slick and graceful fighters who fight in a way that
makes their opponent struggle to hold on to his life. They bring pain
and torture to all they see and make their opponents suffer.
Nappa
Fights out of pride, and does not think. Can easily be fooled and depend
on his strength in battle.
Ginyu
Raises his power as his opponent's power rises. Good fighter, but crazy
under pressure. Changes bodies with oponent if failure to win is
apparent.
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