By Joal Ryan on Jul 28, 2017 11:34 pm
18. Turtle
We've ranked our favorite Dragon Ball Z characters from least powerful to most powerful. Only scores based on canonical works--anime, movies, manga and encyclopedias--were considered. Where there were multiple scores for individual characters, we opted for the highest score or broke out the character into multiple stages. Let's power up and get started. First up: Master Roshi's pet. Reported power level: .001, as of Dragon Ball Z, Season 1. His chief attribute is longevity, which is nice, but not especially helpful in a fight. Image: FUNimation Entertainment
17. Gohan, pre-transformation
Reported power level: 1, as of Dragon Ball Z manga, Vol. 1, #9 Even a powerful warrior has to start somewhere. Image: FUNimation Entertainment
16. Master Roshi
Reported power level: 139, as of Dragon Ball Z manga, Vol. 2, #14 Sure, he's "perverted," but he's also got some skills, including telekinesis and telepathy. Image: FUNimation Entertainment
15. Goku, weakest form
Reported power level: 334, Dragon Ball Z manga, Vol. 1, #5 Our hero goes through a lot, including death, in this chapter of the Dragon Ball Z saga. He's got a long way to go until reaching his ultimate strength. Image: FUNimation Entertainment
14. Raditz
Reported power level: 1,500, per Daizenshuu #7 (Dragon Ball encyclopedia) Despite having little screen time in the first season, Goku's older brother makes an impression thanks to his ability to withstand power blasts. Image: FUNimation Entertainment
13. Nappa
Reported power level: 4,000, per Daizenshuu #7 (Dragon Ball encyclopedia) This "immensely strong" warrior can bend steel to his will. Image: FUNimation Entertainment
12. Krillin
Reported power level: 13,000, per Daizenshuu #7 (Dragon Ball encyclopedia) Krillin's powers grow as Dragon Ball Z goes on. By the end of the saga, he can lift 75 tons and fly at four times the speed of sound. Image: FUNimation Entertainment
11. Cui
Reported power level: 18,000, as of Dragon Ball Z manga, Vol. 5, #5 Frieza's toady, also known as Kiwi, is confident and undeniably powerful, but ultimately no match for the ultimate power of Vegeta. Image: FUNimation Entertainment
10. Piccolo
Reported power level: 18,000, as of Dragon Ball Z: The Tree of Might This enemy turned friend of Goku packs a punch with a trio of highlight-reel moves: the Special Beam Cannon, the Hellzone Grenade, and the Light Grenade. Image: FUNimation Entertainment
9. Vegeta, weakest form
Reported power level: 18,000, as of Dragon Ball Z manga, Vol. 5 The floor on this vengeful Saiyan warrior is higher than most characters' ceilings. Image: FUNimation Entertainment
8. Zarbon
Reported power level: 23,000, per Daizenshuu #7 (Dragon Ball encyclopedia) Another of Frieza's henchmen, Zarbon is powerful enough to defeat Vegeta. When his opponent is revived and recharged, however, he loses the rematch. Image: FUNimation Entertainment
7. Vegeta, strongest form
Reported power level: 30,000, as of Dragon Ball Z manga, Vol. 7 After a defeat by Zarbon, Vegeta shows off his ability to "grow in power." Image: FUNimation Entertainment
6. Nail
Reported power level: 42,000, as of Dragon Ball Z manga, Vol. 8 This Namekian is his planet's toughest fighter. If he doesn't get you with his Full Power Wave, beware: The Super Explosive Wave may be coming next. Image: FUNimation Entertainment
5. Captain Ginyu
Reported power level: 120,000, as of Dragon Ball Z manga, Vol. 8 The namesake of the Ginyu Force and friend of Frieza isn't just strong, but tricky: In the midst of a battle, he can swap to another body in order to improve his chances. Image: FUNimation Entertainment
4. Turles
Reported power level: 300,000-plus, per Daizenshuu #7 (Dragon Ball encyclopedia) In Dragon Ball Z: The Tree of Might, this mighty Saiyan is a world-beater who can only be defeated by his doppelgänger, Goku. Image: FUNimation Entertainment
3. Frieza, first form
Reported power level: 530,000, as of Dragon Ball Z manga Even in this form, the Galactic Overlord is a force. Image: FUNimation Entertainment
2, Frieza, final form
Reported power level: 120 million, per Daizenshuu #7 Frieza doesn't like it when Vegeta matches his initial power levels. So, he powers up and up, until he's wielding the Death Ball. Image: FUNimation Entertainment
1. Goku, strongest form
Reported power level: 150 million, per Daizenshuu #7 Ultimately, it turns out that a Spirit Bomb is mightier than a Death Ball. Image: FUNimation Entertainment
By Mat Elfring on Jul 28, 2017 10:30 pm
At Comic-Con, attendees got to see some amazing merchandise at the show, which include action figures, statues, and even fidget spinners. We combed the show floor over the course of the five day convention and found some incredibly cool products from a bunch of different retailers. Here are some of the best collectibles we saw.
Hasbro
Hasbro had an event showcasing their upcoming products, which featured Marvel, Transformers, Magic: The Gathering, and more. There were quite a few standouts during the event, including a sweet Hot Rod Transformers toy.
Factory Entertainment
We stopped by Factory Entertainment to check out what they had to offer, and there was a ton of interesting Game Of Thrones-related items, a few of which were exclusive to the convention.
DC Collectibles
DC gave us an early look at some of their collectibles, featuring statues and action figures based on superheroes and villains from the company's comic book universe. For more DC Collectibles, click here.
Sideshow Collectibles
While we've already shown you quite a bit of what Sideshow had to offer, there were some great statues from the world of G.I. Joe, Witcher, She-Ra, and more. Here are some other great looking--and rather expensive--products the company showed off during the con. Check these other Sideshow galleries for more: The Best of Sideshow The Best of Marvel at Sideshow The Best of DC at Sideshow Thor: Ragnarok Figures from Sideshow
Fidget Spinners
Finally, the show floor was littered this year with fidget spinners--some officially licensed and some pretty sketchy. Here are a few of the coolest ones we saw. If you need more of a spinner fix, check out all the ones we saw during Comic-Con here.
By Array on Jul 28, 2017 09:31 pm
As always, San Diego Comic-Con this year was home to a tremendous amount of excellent cosplay. Attendees came out dressed as their favorite characters from a wide variety of games, comics, and movies, and we've gathered together a selection of the best for you to peruse in the gallery above. You can also see a video version of the best Comic-Con cosplay. If you'd prefer to see something more specific, we also have galleries dedicated to Comic-Con's best Marvel cosplay, DC cosplay, Overwatch cosplay (including the first Doomfist cosplay)--as well as the show's many fidget spinners.
By Eddie Makuch on Jul 28, 2017 07:30 am
Go Inside The Massive Chinese Gaming Show
ChinaJoy 2017 Gallery
One of the world's biggest gaming shows, ChinaJoy, is taking place this weekend in Shanghai. It's expected to attract hundreds of thousands of people now through Sunday, which makes it significantly larger than western shows such as E3 and Gamescom. GameSpot attended Day 1 on Thursday and we're going back today, July 28, to see more. For now, you can check out some of the photos we snapped on Day 1 in this gallery. Click "Next Image" to begin. Disclosure: Ubisoft paid for GameSpot's travel and accomodation in Shanghai. We'll have more pictures and information from the trip soon.
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