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While training for his revenge on the Z-Fighters, and in retrospect the Misfits as well prior to Series 1, Frieza learns new abilities upon opening up his own approach to training methods and disevowing his father's methods, and learns to meld Magic and Ki into a powerful Ice-based melee attack that is as strong physically as Goku's Ryuken, but also with an Icy element. This move worked well in its debut, being used by Furyon against Naila as a deception tactic, and damaging them enough to almost leave them weak to a kill at one point, if it had not been for Piccolo's intervention afterwards.

Larger and more weighed fighters can use their weight or fat to their advantage, especially if combined with Bukujutsu[below], to allow them to crush down on their enemy with great force. A stronger person can crush a much weaker person with this in one fell swoop, unfortunately this move is quite predictable by smarter adversaries, who love to take advantage of a miss with this to retailate themselves. Virgil is a main user of this move, and has the record of KOing Dan with it when he had gone insane in Part 9, however part of that had also been luck. Mr. Buu has also used it against Frieza in Part 32, but the effects only stunned and irritated Frieza, who broke free from it quickly.

First Used By: Vernon [Series 1, Part 22]
Everyone that can use it: Vernon
Type: Ki Formed Projectile
Element[s]: Typeless
Form[s] of Power Used: Ki

Even though the move is very flashy, it's relatively weak. The Burning Attack is primarily used as a distraction (say from...Trunks' sword). It's slow, weak, and easy to see. Perfect for shifting attention from a real threat.

Vernon also learns how to use this attack first out of the Misfits, using it against Jason at Fewcett Stadium during their training battle in Part 22.

First Used By: Cellexnus[influenced by Dan's part of the fusion] [Series 1, Part 34]
Everyone that can use it: Cellexnus, Dan
Type: Surrounding Sugemo Attack
Element[s]: Typeless
Form[s] of Power Used: Sugemo

Another unique Sugemo techinque that is usable by Cellexnus by tapping into Dan's latent powers. This power forms a field of typeless energy, varying in strength, that completely surrounds the enemy and encloses on them. It ignores most attempts to block damage as well, and is almost impossible to dodge, unless you can use teleportation moves like Shunkan Idou, or have an extremely high amount of luck. The move is useful for make hits even on the fastest of targets, thus it's abilities can never be left out of an idea.

First Used By: Jason [Series 1, Part 12]
Everyone that can use it: Jason
Element[s]: Blunt
Type: Melee


Jason's own unique melee power, and said to be a partial variation on the Body Press, the Changet Chump is done when Jason launches himself at his enemy's upper body and head, butt first. As you can imagine, this slams the target with massive force due to Jason's large size. However, like the Body Press, this is somewhat easy to counter or anticipate, so Jason normally uses it when he has the advantage of surprise.

One of Paula's much more difficult to notice abilities with her PK, Defense Down allows her to temporarily alterate the durability of a targetted enemy, making block less physical damage. This is done by lessening the Physical Defense stat of the person, and not their powerlevel itself, thus enemies cannot easily figure out the change in their defense until they start getting belted on by someone. This can be used on a target up to 8 or so times per period of time to "layer" the effect. It is believed Paula can make someone's Defense down to around 42.5% of what it normally is, but she will not able to make it any lower, unless she trains it more. The effects wear off after about an hour of time, however, and the target's Defense will rise back to normal levels. Combined with "Offense Up"[below], this can turn the tides in a fight significantly.

Another powerful move Frieza holds, supposably given to by the demon Lord he now serves. This moves summons a blood red cage of energy around Frieza's target, holding them in one remote area. Any PK, Ki, Magic or Sugemo attacks fired that hit the cage itself are absorbed and the energy is transferred to Frieza's own reserves, allowing him a cheap recharge. In addition, Frieza can command the bars to make cutting slash waves at his foe, leaving cuts and slashes on their body. This also appears to do bonus damage to fusions as well, as Gogeron takes heavy damage from a hit of this later. This move however is not a completely replacement of his Hokakudan[the restrainment field he used on Goku on Namek], because the user can still find a way to escape, plus Frieza cannot manipulate the position of the cage itself, or make it self-destruct.

First Used By: Vegeta [Series 1, Part 3]
Everyone that can use it: Vegeta
Type: Ki Formed Beam
Element[s]: Typeless
Form[s] of Power Used: Ki

An ability still as of now unique to Vegeta, it is quite similar to the Kamehameha (although taking much longer to charge and causing more damage over a larger area). It is somewhat slow-moving, but one of the most powerful attacks in the DB series. In Misfits, he is currently still the only one who can use the attack, now able to use a foot variant of it against his enemies if needed for extra support.

Only twice so far in Misfits has this been ever used a great deal. The first time was in Part 22 when Goku decided to teach everyone else the ability for future battles, allowing Clint ot think of 6-way fusion, forming Gogeron from Goku, Vegeta, Alex, Clint, Vernon and Jason. Later on in Part 34, they use it in an actual fight to fend off Cellexnus, at least until they are tricked with the Potara and forced into Cellexnus, becoming Cellgeron.

The ability to shrink a target to a smaller size, reducing their fighting ability, and other various stats, and also making them easier to contain inside of a small object like a flask or jar. Nina has the ability to use it naturally, and it is the main reason Radditz had been taken back with her into her own time in Part 1. Also, Dan can use this with the help of his Shrinking machine.
 

First Used By: Dan [Series 1, Part 36]
Everyone that can use it: Dan
Type: Piercing Holy/Dark Elemental Sugemo Attack
Element[s]: Holy, Dark
Form[s] of Power Used: Sugemo

Holly Pegasus is the first Sugemo attack Dan uses on his own, and without influence from Alexmus's own aura. He summons a large and wide storm of Holy and Dark elemental energy that expands out wards in width as it goes further ahead. The damage from this move can be quite devastating even if the enemy is resistant to these elements.

Devised by Muten-Roshi in the original Dragonball, the Kamehameha is an extension of one's Ki that is expelled through one's hands. Hand position is generally in the shape of an open clam. The direction of the blast can be controlled in mid-air, and combined with other techniques becomes quite devastating.

In Misfits, various characters learn the Kamehameha by seeing it used, much like Goku learned it from watching Muten-Roshi. Alex and Vernon are such examples, and use the attack frequently in battle. Clint, Nina, Devin, Jason and Gohan also have the ability to use this attack, but don't always use it, or they will use it combine with another elemental, such as Nina's Sei[Holy] Kamehameha attack, or Naila's Chou Sei Kamehameha, which came very close to destroying Cellegeron once.

One of Dusty unique abilities is the power to raise his volume is such levels that it's considered inhuman, and before even becoming a Misfit. Dusty learned eventually to manipulate this ability to his advantage by using it as a stun move, much like Taikoyen, except against the foe's HEARING instead of their Sight. This can also overload Saiya-jin and especially Namkeian hearing, since they have much more enhanced hearing than humans do. Jason has also used a less powerful form on Dan once, and Alexmus has stolen the ability from Dusty and used it against Vernon in his first battle with the Misfits, allowing him to take Vernon's own abilities from him while he was stunned.

One of Paula's much more difficult to notice abilities with her PK, Offense Up allows her to temporarily alterate the strength of herself or a targetted ally, making them do more physical damage. This is done by raising the Physical Attack of the person, and not their powerlevel itself, thus enemies cannot easily figure out the change in the target's attack until they start getting belted on by them. This can be used on a person up to 8 or so times per period of time to "layer" the effect. It is believed Paula can make someone's Attack up to around 225% of what it normally is, but she will not able to make it any higher, unless she trains it more. The effects wear off after about an hour of time, however, and the person's Attack will drop back to normal levels. Combined with "Defense Down"[above], this can turn the tides in a fight significantly.

Oh come now, if you don't know what THIS move does, you've been living under a rock for the last 5 years. This move is a speciality finisher move used by the Rock, first developed in his wrestling matches. It is basically a much more powerful form of an elbow drop. Sometimes the Rock can put ki into the move to do extra damage. Usually if he has his elbow pads on, he'll even take them off before using the move.

One of the first PK attacks shown to us in Misfits, Paula can summon a large blast of artic cold winds that can freeze enemies within seconds of impact. It also does a hefty amount of damage if the enemy is weak to ice-elemental attacks.

Paula's psychic ability to use the element of fire to her own advantage. Paula can spread a wave of continuous fire at enemies, roasting them alive. She can also manipulate the attack into a more concentrated and stronger attack, except that it has much less spread and can usually only hit one enemy. Flammable and Fire-weak enemies are easily devastated by this move.

First revealed to us in the battle against Alexmus, Frieza and Cell, the PK Shield summons a pink field that envelops the body of the user. Depending on the level of power, it has the ability to deflect various energy attacks belong to the four types of mystic power in Misfits. However weaker leveled shields can be easily destroyed by a strong strike of lightning. Paula is the first user of the ability, and also the first Misfit to use it, giving her advantages against otherwise nasty attacks. It also has the ability to sometimes DEFLECT energy attacks back at enemies. However physical blows, and man-made laser/energy weapons will not be blocked by the shield, thus Paula must still be on alert against those types of attacks.

During a more chaotic time in Misfits, Shenron had taken to playing practical jokes on his fellow Misfits. One such trick was to turn Alex into a Rhinoceros, Vernon into a fish, and Vegeta into a Hamster. He had specific reasons of why he turned them into the creatures above, but he no doubt has the power to screw with the form of a near-equal or less level creature, hence the name of the attack.

Oh come now, if you don't know what THIS move does, you've been living under a rock for the last 5 years. This move is a specialty finisher move used by the Rock, first developed in his wrestling matches. The move is basically a much more powerful form of both a clothsline and a powerbomb/body slam. The Rock can use this on an airborne foe for devastating amounts of damage if he is strong enough.

Alexmus's unique power that allows him to trap targets inside of a bubble of energy that on contact encapsulates the target, and weakening them to 10% of their normal powerlevels, and also discharges a gas that puts the victim into a deep sleep. The gas only works upon contact, and will not work again if the victim wakes up. Alexmus used these bubbles to capture Paula and Nina in Part 20, when he realized he needed to capture them for his Lord. Unfortunately, they are not well suited to extremely quick jumps in powerlevel, as demonstrated when both finally broke out of them in anger to Alex's defeat in Part 21.

Oh come now, if you don't know what THIS move does, you've been living under a rock for the last 5 years. This move is a specialty finisher move used by Stone Cold, first developed in his wrestling matches. Stone Cold suddenly kicks the enemy in the stomach hard, stunning them shortly, while he wraps his arms around his foe's head, and then slams then down into the ground with massive force. With his stronger power, he can break a much weaker enemy's neck in a single blow if he executes the move right.

Both Alexmus and Cell possess a tail that allows them to stab into their adversaries and drain them of their lifeforce, or even completely sucking the victim into them. Cell's tail was a vital tool to his survival in the original DBZ, allowing him to absorb humans, and then #17 and #18 to reach his perfect state. Alexmus's tail on the other hand simply steals away some of his foe's lifeforce, and the knowledge of various abilities of his victim. Because of this, he was able to absorb Clint's power to emulate SSJ3, giving him a boost to his power to later overtake Dusty, Vernon, and then even Goku and Vegeta in similar ways, gain their moves, including SSJ4, Dusty's screaming powers, and the ability to both mask and sense ki signatures. He also does this to Devin and Jason also, and is rumored to the the reason he knows the Darkness Flash, and better knowledge of the Changet Chump later during his rematch with the Misfits alongside Frieza and Cell. He tries to absorb Alex's powers in that fight, but fails dues to Alex's determination.

Cast by fanning ones hands over the face. Generates a tremendous amount of light, temporarily blinding any nearby enemies. It's a fairly easy trick, and many of the Z warriors use it. Goku also learns to combine it with Devin's newly learned Darkness Flash, causing Cell great mental and spiritual pain, and causing him to lose most of his power for the time being.