One Dragon Ball Villain Flips an Underrated Goku Technique

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In Dragon Ball, whether it comes to absolute power, pure machismo, or being bald, Jiren the Grey is number one. The proud warrior of Universe 11’s Pride Troopers returns in Super Dragon Ball Heroes: Ultra God Mission to participate in the Super Space-Time Tournament. During the battles, Jiren manages to showcase just why he’s Goku’s greatest rival in the battle against Broly.

In the originalDragon Ball manga, one of Goku’s most valuable abilities is his capacity to mimic any technique he sees, even if only shown once. This is shown with the Kamehameha copied from Master Roshi, and later with the Hasshu-Ken stolen from King Chappa. Goku’s insane ability to replicate these complex techniques is one of the key factors in his success as a martial artist throughout the entire Dragon Ball series. With this ability, Goku is quite likely the most adaptable fighter in his own universe- but Jiren takes it one step further. Super Dragon Ball Heroes: Ultra God Mission chapter 2 showcases just how insane Jiren’s ability to overcome any technique is when the assassin Hit suggests they pair up. Because of Broly's nonstop power growth, their best bet is to defeat him by working together and taking the gargantuan Saiyan out all at once, but Jiren denies Hit's help and breaks his technique to finish Broly off on his own.

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Jiren is capable of overcoming any technique used against him with what seems like almost sheer force of will and ki exertion. In the Tournament of Power, Jiren is capable of overcoming both Goku’s Spirit Bomb and Hit’s Time Cage just by flexing. Goku, who has also dealt with Hit’s time powers, is capable of adapting his fighting style to