Dragon Ball Super 2: All 5 Moro Forms, Ranked Weakest to Strongest

We have gotten some of the best battles in Dragon Ball Super‘s Moro Arc. Now, before Moro broke out of the Galactic Prison, fans expected another standard muscle-bound brawler. Instead, this ancient horned menace traded raw kinetic force for pure, terrifying wizardry, starving planets to fuel his endless magical appetite. When he returned to the Dragon Ball stage, his evolution wasn’t just about getting physically stronger. It was a horrifying masterclass in theft, copying, and planetary-scale hostage-taking.

Measuring Moro isn’t just about punching power. It’s about magic, stolen hax, and systemic threats. Let’s rank all 5 of his canonical manga forms from weakest to strongest.

5 Moro (Original Form) — The Ancient Planet-Eater Before His Restoration

Freed from his millions-of-years-long imprisonment by Cranberry, this elderly, skeletal wizard looked more like a stiff breeze could shatter him than a galactic conqueror. Yet, his original form relied entirely on planetary energy manipulation and devastating telekinetic magic that bypassed traditional martial arts. On New Namek, he casually drained entire ecosystems, rendering Goku and Vegeta utterly powerless by stripping away their Super Saiyan energy before they could even land a clean hit.

The catch? Without sustained energy-draining fields or fresh planets to gorge on, his physical stats were severely diminished compared to modern powerhouses. He ranked dead last because raw physical durability was his absolute weakest asset here.

4 Moro (Restored to His Prime) — The Dragon Ball Wish That Reawakened His Power

Using Namek’s Dragon Balls, Moro restored his youth, reclaiming his muscular physique, razor-sharp horns, and terrifying physical agility alongside his ancient magic. This transformation bridged the gap between his devastating energy-absorption hax and top-tier physical combat, allowing him to easily overwhelm Vegeta.

His magical arsenal expanded to include geokinesis, illusions, and absolute mastery over absorbing ambient life force on a planetary scale. While vastly superior to his withered state, this form still relied heavily on external conditions—specifically, having a life-bearing world nearby to continuously fuel his stamina and overwhelm opponents through sheer attrition.

3 Moro (Seven-Three Absorbed) — Transformation That Made Him Beyond Terrifying

Desperate after being cornered, Moro absorbed the artificial lifeform Saganbo-unit operative Seven-Three, acquiring a brutal copy ability that made him nearly impossible to counter. Now, Moro could instantly steal and replicate any martial artist’s special techniques (including Vegeta’s newly mastered Forced Spirit Fission) merely by grasping them by the neck for three seconds, storing those techniques indefinitely.

This form completely broke the rules of engagement, turning every combat asset Goku and Vegeta brought to the field into a weapon against them. His tactical versatility skyrocketed, though he was still constrained by the limits of a mortal frame struggling against divine techniques.

2 Moro (Merus Absorbed) — The Form That Unleashed an Angel’s Power

When Moro absorbed the angelic trainee Merus, he unlocked a catastrophic power ceiling: temporary access to Autonomous Ultra Instinct. With silver hair and white eyes flashing across his features, Moro gained the divine reflexes of an angel, effortlessly dodging attacks from Goku’s perfected Ultra Instinct state while continuing to use his stolen abilities.

However, angel power comes with strict cosmic laws and heavy biological tolls. Because Moro’s mortal, corrupted body was never meant to handle divine energy, the strain began tearing him apart from the inside out, causing his torso to warp and bloat horribly. It was sheer, unstable godhood on a ticking clock.

1 Moro (Earth Absorbed) — The Final Form That Put the Entire Galaxy at Risk

Cornered and mutating uncontrollably, Moro merged directly with the planet Earth itself, transforming into a colossal, planetary-scale titan with his giant face stamped onto the landscape. This wasn’t just a physical transformation—Moro became the ecosystem. Every seismic shift, every breath of wind, and every square inch of terrain acted as his physical body.

Destroying his outer shell meant destroying the Earth, completely neutralizing Goku’s offensive options and turning a simple brawl into an existential hostage crisis. Only a concentrated, Earth-powered burst channeled through Uub’s pure God ki allowed Goku to shatter Moro’s crystal core, cementing this as his absolute most dangerous evolution.

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