EVERY FORMS OF MORO

Moro is a powerful wizard who threatened Universe 7 about ten million years ago. He is the main antagonist of the Galactic Patrol Prisoner Saga. I have already said about Moro in previous blog WHO IS MORO? But now we are seeing new forms of Moro and I will rank them Lowest to Highest. 

5. PLANET-EATER MORO

Planet-eater Moro's form we saw in manga. At the start of the saga we got to the fight between  Grand supreme kai and Moro, some people from Galactic Patrol in a far away in a spaceship. Grand Supreme Kai. Grand Supreme Kai sealed Moro's magical power so that he can't destroy anything with his magic. Moro has a very Demon King Piccolo flair while in his first form an older villain who’s past their prime. 

Moro’s goal is to reclaim what he's lost For Piccolo, it's youth; for Moro, it's his magic. Planet-Eater Moro separates himself from Dragon Ball Super’s other villains specifically through how he uses his magic to consume raw energy. While this is similar to how Cell and Majin Buu can absorb others, Moro’s powers are mystically Intune and pose a far larger threat. Moro outright drains Goku and Vegeta of Super Saiyan in their first encounter.

4. MORO PRIME

Moro prime I suppose this is the form in which he fought to Grand Supreme Kai. He used Dragon Balls to restore his Magic and he looks younger maybe like a middle aged man. Moro becomes strong enough to drain Namek of all its energy. Unlike with Piccolo, this isn’t the height of Moro’s powers. Rather, it’s simply a stepping stone towards higher power. Moro could already consume energy indiscriminately as a Planet-Eater, but being in his prime puts an even wider gap between him and Goku & Vegeta. Unlike Planet-Eater Moro who fights mainly with his magic, Moro Prime is powerful enough to indulge in some traditional Dragon Ball action.

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3. MORO-73

Moro Prime is ultimately strong enough to push back Ultra Instinct -Sign- Goku without too much trouble. Vegeta normally wouldn’t stand a chance against such a foe, but his training on Yardrat helped him develop a technique specifically to combat Moro’s raw power: Forced Spirit Fission. Rather than dealing damage outright, Spirit Fission separates energy from the host.

In Moro’s case, this means Vegeta is able to free all the Namekian souls Moro ultimately consumed. Depowered back to his Planet-Eater form (albeit with his abilities intact,) Moro fully absorbs his most trusted lieutenant– Seven-Three. Considerably stronger now that he’s been amplified by Seven-Three’s strength, Moro-73 can even steal and store away abilities to great effect.

2. MORO: MERUS ABSORBED

Moro-73 was so hard to fight with so Angel Merus had to step in and fight him. Merus gave all he got to defeat Moro however, Moro absorbed Merus and gain angelic powers and of course learned ultra instinct. While Merus makes a point to shatter Moro’s crystals– his means of stealing and stories abilities– the angel turned Galactic Patrolman forgoes breaking the last one. As a result, Moro-73 absorbs Merus’ full abilities. With the full power of an angel coursing through him, Moro should be able to kill Goku with little to no effort, but Ultra Instinct is a beast in itself and Moro simply doesn’t have the willpower to handle the angelic abilities that now corrupt his body.

1. PLANET MORO

At last, Unable to wield Merus’ power within him, Moro’s body starts to expand as the energy forces its way out. Left merciless at the hands of Goku, Moro has essentially locked himself into a death sentence when he realizes he can simply become one with the Earth. From Planet-Eater Moro to Planet Moro, his life becomes intimately tied to that of the planet's. Goku ends the chapter facing quite an unfortunate dilemma: let Moro live or destroy the Earth with him. That said, all signs point to Vegeta swooping in to use Forced Spirit Fission and break Moro apart from the planet. After spending multiple chapters off-page, it’s time Vegeta jumped back into the action for the grand finale.