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| Restoration Power[1][2][3] | |
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| Games | Restoration (回復, Kaifuku)[4] Heal Power[5] |
| First Appearance | |
| Manga Debut | Dragon Ball Volume #25, Chapter #299 |
| Anime Debut | DBZ080 DBK038 |
| Game Debut | Dragon Ball Z Extreme Butōden |
| Data | |
| Type | Ability |
| Class | Supplementary |
| Range | User |
| Related technique(s) | |
| Users | |
Restoration Power is a Ki Manipulation Technique where one uses their own ki to heal another.
Usage[]
The term Restoration Power is a blanket term applied to differing sorts of healing abilities. The Restoration Power is a technique where one gives their ki to another person who has been injured, or have had their battle power dropped in battle, and restores them to their full condition. The methods to execute the technique vary between the two known users, however.[1]
Types[]
Nameccian Variation[]
Dende uses the ki within his body, emitting it from his hands.[1] This ability is available to other Nameccian individuals, such as Monaito. Notably, it strengthens overtime, and repeated usage extends the amount of damage a Nameccian can heal. There is no age limit for this ability to mature; Monaito, an elderly Nameccian, was surprised to find his power polish at his old age.[6]
Glindian Variation[]
Kibito acquired the ability as one of the People of the Cosmos, and uses the technique through a Kiai. With Kaiōshin's, the ability is granted to those who follow in the Kaiōshin's footsteps, after they dance around their attendant for an entire day. If the attendant goes onto becoming a Kaiōshin, they'll lose the ability to use this technique.[7]
Angel Variation[]
Whis' own version of the technique is a bit unique; he utilizes his staff to heal any and all damage done to the body, and clothing damage is healed as well. Whis' ability to heal a target is also the fastest yet seen.[8]
Trivia[]
- Daizenshū 2 listed Kibito as a user of the Restoration Technique, however, Daizenshū 4 would change this, listing Kibito as a user of this technique instead.[9]