Blaster Meteor

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"Getting stronger... Yes, much stronger... RRRAAAAAUGH!" — Broly releasing his excess power in Dragon Ball Z: Broly - The Legendary Super Saiyan

Blaster Meteor
ブラスターメテオ
Burasutā Meteo
Alternate names	Blaster Burst Burst Eraser Grand Devastation Meteor Meteor Blast Spreading Blaster Shell Power... Surging Power! Meteor Shower
Debut	Film: Dragon Ball Z: Broly - The Legendary Super Saiyan Anime: "The Four-Star Dragon"
Appears in
Inventor	Broly Kale
Users	Broly/Broly (DBS) Kale Nuova Shenron Future Warrior Future Warrior Kefla EX-Fusion Tekka Karoly Karoly Black Nox Nenjo Zenma
Color	&       or       &       or       &
Class	Energy Sphere/Continuous Energy Bullet
Similar Techniques	Elite Shooting God of Destruction's Wrath Ice Field Sun Gun Attack Trap Shooter Disaster Ray God of Destruction's Banquet

Blaster Meteor (ブラスターメテオ, Burasutā Meteo) is an Energy Sphere used by Broly in his Legendary Super Saiyan. It is a part of the Meteor Attacks.

Overview

First, the user forms an Energy Shield around his body. Then, he brings his hands apart to each side and releases many powerful energy blasts that home in on the target, inflicting a massive amount of damage.

Usage

During the Tournament of Power, Kale uses this technique while in her Legendary Super Saiyan form. Her usage of the attack apparently was more severe than with Broly's, as she was shown emitting steam during the cooldown period. She demonstrated a similar use of the ability when fighting Cabba before the formal start of the tournament.

In Dragon Ball GT, Nuova Shenron uses this attack during his battle against Goku.

Film Appearances

Broly's Blaster Meteor

In Dragon Ball Z: Broly - The Legendary Super Saiyan, Broly uses this attack in order to burn off the excess energy he built up on New Planet Vegeta. This likewise resulted in the destruction of a large portion of the planet, including the palace and Paragus' Spaceship and most of Paragus' followers. Afterwards, he ends up panting in place as his aura dissipates, apparently out of slight exhaustion over having to vent the excess energy before turning his attention to Goku and Gohan.

In Dragon Ball Super: Broly, after awakening his Super Saiyan form, Broly, partly out of despair over the then-recent death of his father, uses this technique against Super Saiyan Blue Goku, bombarding the heated battleground. Goku ultimately parried the attacks, albeit with significant enough effort that he was forced to lose his shirt in the process, before Broly followed up with a much larger Ki attack.

Similar Techniques

Vegeta uses a similar attack against Frieza on Namek.

During the Cell Games Saga, Super Saiyan 2 Gohan uses a similar attack against the Cell Juniors.

In Dragon Ball Z: Battle of Gods, God of Destruction Beerus uses a similar technique during his fight with Goku in the underground lake called God of Destruction's Wrath, though it lacks Blaster Meteor's homing effect.

Video Game Appearances

Blaster Meteor in Dragon Ball Xenoverse

Blaster Meteor was named in Dragon Ball Z: Supersonic Warriors 2, where it is Broly's Ultimate Blast.

It is named Blaster Burst in Dragon Ball Z: Attack of the Saiyans, and Burst Eraser in Dragon Ball Z: Battle of Z.

In Dragon Ball Z: Budokai Tenkaichi 3, Nuova Shenron's Ultimate Blast is also called "Blaster Meteor", with several notable differences: after forming an energy aura around his body, Nuova Shenron creates a sun-like energy sphere and sends it up into the air. Then, he scatters the smaller fireballs at his opponent, inflicting a great amount of damage.

Although the attack itself does not appear in Dragon Ball Z: Burst Limit, it was indirectly referenced in both an unlockable scene and the ending of the game in Broly's story mode, both instances having Broly saying "My Ki is rising... overflowing...!" before promptly powering up.

"Fire countless Ki Blasts over a wide range and blow your enemy away!" — Dragon Ball Xenoverse Skill description

In Dragon Ball Xenoverse, it appears under the name Blaster Meteor as Broly's Evasive Skill and it can also be obtained by the Future Warrior as a reward in the Parallel Quest "Power Berserkers".

In Dragon Ball Z: Extreme Butōden, it appears under the name Power... Surging Power! and is Broly's Final Ultimate Combo. The combo must be performed in the air and requires 200% SG to use.

In Dragon Ball Fusions, Blaster Meteor appears as a Special Move learned by Legendary Super Saiyan Broly after reaching Level 53 and Super Saiyan 3 Broly after reaching Level 70. It can also be used by the Great Ape Broly boss. It can also be acquired from Broly by his EX-Fusions, Karoly and Karoly Black. It can also be learned by Nenjo (Level 37), Nox (Level 33), and Zemma (Level 25). Tekka can access it by performing EX-Fusion with any Blaster Meteor user including either of Broly's playable forms.

"Fires countless Ki Blasts in a wide area, knocking opponents back." — Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2 Tutorial description

In Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2, Blaster Meteor returns as Broly's Evasive Skill which the Future Warrior can learn by completing the first lesson of Broly's Training. As part of the Extra Pack 3 DLC, Kefla uses it as her default Evasive Skill, a technique which she inherited from Kale.

In Dragon Ball Z: Dokkan Battle, Blaster Meteor appears as the Super Attack for the Dragon Ball Super incarnation of Super Saiyan Broly.

In Dragon Ball FighterZ, the technique appears under the name Meteor Shower as one of Broly (DBS)'s moves. Broly transforms into his Super Saiyan form when he uses the technique.

Blaster Meteor appears in Dragon Ball Heroes, added in Big Bang Mission 6 as one of the Super Attacks of Broly in his Super Full Power Saiyan 4 Limit Breaker form.

Trivia

• Broly (DBS) utilizes this technique in his Super Saiyan form rather than his Legendary Super Saiyan form, like Kale and Broly (DBZ) do.
• Although the Japanese version makes clear that the attack was because Broly's ki was coming close to overloading him otherwise, the English dub implies that the attack had elements of Saiyan Power mixed into it due to his mentioning that he was becoming much stronger.

Gallery

Vegeta's Blaster Meteor-like attack Vegeta's Blaster Meteor-like attack causes explosions Frieza evades Vegeta's attack The cloud of explosions caused by Vegeta's attack Gohan unleashes his Blaster Meteor-like attack Gohan uses a similar technique on the Cell Juniors Gohan's attack causes multiple explosions Gohan shoots down two Cell Juniors with his attack Kale using Blaster Meteor Broly's Blaster Meteor Goku running from the Blaster Meteor Nuova Shenron prepares his Blaster Meteor Nuova Shenron surrounds himself in a fiery aura Nuova Shenron fires his Blaster Meteor at Goku Broly's Blaster Meteor in Supersonic Warriors 2 Broly prepares to perform his Blaster Burst in Attack of the Saiyans Broly's Blaster Burst in Attack of the Saiyans Nuova Shenron uses his Blaster Meteor in Budokai Tenkaichi 3 Nuova Shenron in a ball of fire Nuova Shenron finishes the attack Broly uses his Burst Eraser in Battle of Z Great Ape Broly's Blaster Meteor in Dragon Ball Fusions Karoly Black performing Blaster Meteor in the japanese version of Dragon Ball Fusions Karoly Black performing Blaster Meteor in Dragon Ball Fusions