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Engadget
5 days ago
- Engadget
Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 7 review: Foldable phone nirvana (for a price)
After several generations of iterative updates, it feels like Samsung tossed the Galaxy Z Fold 7 into a Hyperbolic Time Chamber to create a stunning device that's leaner, stronger and more powerful than before. The best part though is the phone looks and functions just like a regular handset now that there's less bulk to lug around. But at a moment's notice, it can go Super Saiyan by opening up to reveal an even larger 8-inch display to become a true multimedia Raidboss. Unfortunately, it's still extremely expensive at $2,000. Though if you can handle the price, in a lot of ways, Samsung has finally achieved foldable phone nirvana with the Galaxy Z Fold 7. When Samsung debuted its updated super sleek design language on the Galaxy S25 Edge , it felt like a novel way to reimagine the S25+ as a more engaging device. But when the company gave the same treatment to the Z Fold 7, that engineering became something truly transformative. Compared to its predecessor, Samsung's big foldable for 2025 is 10 percent lighter at just 215 grams. The bigger drop comes in thickness with Galaxy Z Fold 7 measuring a whopping 26 percent thinner (just 8.9mm when folded). This represents the biggest generation-over-generation decrease for the entire Z Fold line, which is kind of shocking considering it's happening seven years in. The result is a foldable that is basically the same size and weight as the Galaxy S25 Ultra (it's actually a little narrower), which is no mean feat for a class of gadgets that has been plagued by extra heft since they first came out. The Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 7 has reached foldable phone nirvana thanks to major reductions in its size and thickness. Though at $2,000, it remains extremely expensive. $2,000 at Amazon What might be just as impressive is that Samsung hasn't really cut corners to deliver the Z Fold 7's streamlined dimensions. You still get an IP48 rating for dust and water resistance (which can handle submersions of up to 5 feet for 30 minutes) along with Gorilla Glass Ceramic 2 in front and Gorilla Glass Victus 2 in back. Samsung also completely re-engineered its Armor FlexHinge, which glides open and closed like a dream. Samsung even says that Z Fold 7's ultra-thin glass is 50 percent thicker than before while also sporting a new titanium lattice that adds additional support and durability to the phone's flexible display. Inside, Samsung has switched away from the under-display sensor used on previous models in favor of a more traditional hole-punch camera. This is a bit of a shame as it adds a small blemish to that otherwise gorgeous screen. However, with the panel now measuring 8 inches across (up from 7.6 on the Z Fold 6), there's more of it to enjoy even after you account for the small cutout. Plus, the move to a higher-res 10-megapixel sensor for this camera results in significantly better image quality than any of Samsung's under-display modules. Sam Rutherford for Engadget The one small design quirk is that sometimes the phone doesn't unfold all the way, often stopping just short at 179 degrees — much like the original Pixel Fold . That said, you can always make it go fully flat with a bit of extra pressure, though most of the time I don't even bother because this is the kind of thing that you don't really notice unless you're specifically looking for it. As for brightness and image quality, Samsung's panels are still unmatched. In addition to a larger main display, the Z Fold 7's exterior Cover Screen is slightly bigger at 6.5 inches. More importantly, it's noticeably wider too while sporting even thinner bezels, which makes the whole phone feel more usable. The feeling of holding a skinny baton I got on previous models is completely gone. Both screens also support a 120Hz refresh rate and can hit a peak brightness of 2,600 nits. And when compared to rivals like the Pixel 9 Pro Fold, the Fold 7's displays just pop a touch more thanks to slightly richer colors and saturation. Sam Rutherford for Engadget After introducing S Pen integration on the Z Fold 3, Samsung has removed stylus support for this model — a big downgrade that may anger longtime Z Fold fans. The company claims it made this decision after seeing "very low" S Pen usage on previous generations, which frankly isn't all that surprising. But, as one of the highlight features that separated Samsung's big foldables from practically all of its rivals, it's still sad to see it go. The Galaxy Z Fold 7 unquestionably packs top-tier performance. It's powered by a Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Elite for Galaxy chip along with 12GB or 16GB of RAM and up to 1TB of storage. Everything feels fast and snappy while OneUI 8 and Android 16 bring app optimizations that help make the most of the phone's big display. Sam Rutherford for Engadget The biggest eye-opener for me was when I compared how long it took the Z Fold 7 to launch my current favorite mobile game, Sword of Convallaria , against the Pixel 9 Pro Fold. Even with the increased performance of Google's recent Tensor chips, Samsung's foldable loaded the game in 13 seconds compared to 18 seconds for the Pixel. That might not sound like a ton, but it's around 25 percent faster and when it's something you do multiple times a day, shaving off even a few seconds adds up fast.. While the Z Fold 7's ultrawide and 3x telephoto cameras are largely unchanged, the phone features a big photo upgrade thanks to a new 200MP sensor for its main camera. This is essentially the same component Samsung used in the S25 Ultra and S25 Edge, and it delivers a much-needed bump in image quality. Sam Rutherford for Engadget In bright light, the Z Fold 7 easily keeps pace with the Pixel 9 Pro Fold. In certain situations like when snapping pics of food, some may prefer its shots thanks to Samsung's warmer color profile. The phone still tends to oversharpen things, but colors are vibrant. For those who want to maximize resolution, you can select the phone's full 200MP mode (images are captured at 12MP by default). At night, the Fold 7's shots remained surprisingly sharp. I still prefer the Pixel 9 Pro Fold due to its more accurate white balance and often sharper focus, though Samsung's phone isn't far behind. Potentially the biggest shortcoming on the Fold 7 is that its 3x optical zoom can't quite match the 5x telephoto cam on the Pixel 9 Pro Fold. But for fans of group shots, Samsung added a new selfie camera with a wider 100-degree field of view. While the Z Fold 7's 4,400mAh battery is the same size as its predecessor, you will get slightly increased longevity due to improved power efficiency from its processor. In our local video rundown test, the Z Fold 7 lasted 20 hours and 50 minutes when using its main 8-inch display and 26 hours and 22 minutes with its exterior screen. Depending on which display you use, that's between 45 minutes and an hour longer than what we got from the previous model, which is nice to see considering battery life was already pretty solid. Sam Rutherford for Engadget Sadly, Samsung hasn't changed much when it comes to recharging. The Z Fold 7 supports wired charging at up to 25 watts — which is rather average for a modern flagship — alongside 15 watt wireless charging. And like the rest of the 2025 premium Galaxy line, this phone is merely Qi 2 ready, which means there's no built-in attachment system for magnetic accessories like charging pucks, card holders and battery packs. So if you want to use peripherals like those, you'll need to get a case with full support for Qi 2. I've always said that Samsung is at its best when it focuses on hardware design, and the Galaxy Z Fold 7 may be one of the best examples of that. With its latest flagship foldable, Samsung has removed one of the remaining barriers preventing people from trying out the new breed of phones: excessive size and weight. By widening its cover display, the Z Fold 7 looks and acts just like a regular smartphone, which is great for checking messages, looking up directions or snapping a photo. When you want to get really immersed in a show, movie or game, you can open up that beautiful flexible display, which is now even larger for your viewing pleasure. The phone's higher-res main camera also brings upgraded image quality while its Snapdragon 8 Elite chip gives it a performance edge over rivals like the Pixel 9 Pro Fold. Sam Rutherford for Engadget I don't love how Samsung is backtracking on features by removing S Pen support and reverting to an old-school camera cutout instead of an under-display sensor for its main display. But at least in the case of the latter, that change comes with much improved image quality, which is a big upgrade for video calls. With the Galaxy Z Fold 7, you really do get the best of both worlds. Its new design is just as sleek as comparable traditional flagships while hiding a larger display that makes the need for small tablets obsolete. Unfortunately, with a starting price of $2,000, Samsung hasn't addressed the last roadblock stopping people from trying out a device that might completely change the way they use their phone.
Buzz Feed
06-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Buzz Feed
38 Interesting, Unique, And Straight-Up Bizarre Gifts
A tin of emergency googly eyes sure to help out your friend whenever they're in a pinch during a prank war. The pack comes with three different sizes, so get ready for everything in their home to suddenly start staring back at you. Bird Call — a goofy party game that'll have the whole house hooting, cawing, and croaking. Players call out bird sounds and trade cards when they find another player matching their call. A set of Troll Doll lighter cases so they can enjoy making their new toys go Super Saiyan whenever they want to light a candle. The cases come nude or in silly knit sweaters, so I'm sure your crafty friend would have a lot of fun with these. A can of whipped crea— I mean, sunscreen that just looks like dessert, so don't eat it, OK? This tasty-looking skincare will make them feel like a cherry pie instead of looking like one (baked to a crisp). A pair of sticky hand earrings you don't even have to play an hour's worth of arcade games to win for them. And these days, they're probably cheaper than an hour in an arcade, too! Or, a pair of mismatched fork and outlet earrings they can wear as an ode to one of their most prominent intrusive thoughts. What an ~electrifying~ design! A pack of food-themed bandages to make injuries feel a little more bearable. After all, who could stay upset while wearing a pickle or pizza slice on their arm? Not me. It's Bananas! — a giggle-inducing ring game that involves strapping on a monkey tail, hitting a spinner, and completing challenges to win banana tokens. I hope they've been doing their squats! A phone umbrella that suctions onto the back of their phone, allowing them to properly scroll without raindrops or sun glare ruining their view of Reviewbrah's latest video. As silly as it looks, reviewers swear by this for their Kindles when reading poolside. Incredible washi tape featuring medieval-style knights fighting wyrms — or well — worms on strings. A squishy blobfish sure to cheer them up when they're glum — or at least ensure they're never the saddest looking person in the room. A snail (or alien) headband offering an extra set of eyes for their skincare routine. It'll keep their hair out of the way and put them in the right mindset for slathering various serums and snail secretions. A "Gracula" garlic crusher that ironically helps them with one of the most tedious chores in the kitchen. Just throw in the peeled cloves, twist, and feel grateful they Let the Right One their kitchen. An opossum toy who somehow managed to not only get a driver's license but also find a street-legal peanut to drive into town. Congrats, 'possum! A sticker book filled with grouchy-looking cats. I would ask why they're so upset, but we all know cats never need a reason. They can have fun placing these directly in the sightline of anyone bugging them that day. >:( A resin gummy worm masterpiece that any candy lover would be proud to hang in their home. Might be wise to also gift them a bag of real gummies to soften the blow of not being able to eat these rainbow beauties. A ransom note sticker book so they can spend less time cutting up old magazines and more time sending threatening letters. With fewer magazines in print these days, it's getting harder to kidnap people the right way. A Dingle Dangle baby distracter that's just silly enough to work. This Shark Tank star is essentially a rattle that they can wear on their head to turn themselves into a walking mobile. It'll come in handy when their fussy baby protests a diaper change. A pack of glow-in-the-dark gummy bear nails to add a little Willy Wonka charm to their set. I know they stopped biting their nails in middle school, but they may be tempted to pick the habit back up after wearing these. A handy fork that clips onto the side of their pickle jar for easy midnight snacking. A working claw machine they can fill with any tiny treats they'd like, from squishy toys to candy Now they can say, "we have a claw machine at home." A miniature wacky waving inflatable tube man in case they wanna grow up to be a used Hot Wheels salesman and need something to draw in new customers. An infectious disease coloring book oozing with hours of gross relaxation. This purchase is nothing to sneeze at. An "ugly" custom pet pillow offering a hilariously warped version of their scrunkly companion. Just send in a photo that you think could be distorted into something perfectly meme-able. A wind-up toy shaped like a cat riding a robot vacuum. We've all seen the videos — it's time to recreate it at home. A set of cowboy straw toppers that add a little "don't mess with Texas" vibe to their water bottle by protecting the drinking straw from strangers bumping into it. Look how cute this bottle looks with a lil' hat on! It thinks it's people. :') A magnetic goose holder if they're alwaaaays forgetting their keys. They can use it to hold up anything magnetic (I'm envisioning maybe a mini metal basket filled with knickknacks) — some reviewers have been arming theirs with knives. A Grim Steeper silicone tea infuser that doubles as a useful reminder to people not to bother them until they're done with their morning cuppa. A Skin1004 Zombie Pack to bring their skin back to life in a good, non-horror movie way. The mask tightens as it dries, creating a fun undead look (just like the more expensive Hanacure). When they wash it off, they might be pleasantly surprised to see bouncier, more hydrated skin. Snif's Dead Dinosaur perfume — an ode to standing at the gas station and huffing the fumes. The garage-themed scent has notes of gasoline, pink pepper, ginger, cedar wood, and magnolia flower. One reviewer called it "funky but surprisingly wearable." A mini Bob Ross paint-by-numbers kit that comes with three different numbered canvas designs, seven paint pots, a mini brush, and an easel to display their tiny masterpieces. It's perfect for adults and teens looking for a quick project and kids working on their fine motor skills. A giant bread pillow they can cuddle up with and get nice and toasty. They may want to also get a real baguette because this thing is making me hungry! A miniature Otamatone keychain for playing little ditties on the go. I can't tell you how many times I've been on a date and wished I had my little music note instrument so I could serenade them. This version has classic (public domain) tunes that they can play along with by pressing the button in rhythm to the song. A set of mushroom bookmarks because I know I'm not the only one who wants to live in a fairytale home. Since the silicone mushies are flexible, they can even pop them in the middle of their book to save their spot mid-page. A live, self-sustaining Venus flytrap lightbulb they can watch flourish, no matter what color their thumb is. They can remove and replant when it gets too big! A shark onesie for anyone who wishes every week was shark week. The wide fin sleeves and toothy hood make this the ultimate cozy hang 'fit. Skittles flavor enhancers so their water can taste like candy. A solid choice for the friend who turns their nose up at good old-fashioned water. A pack of four Croc-inspired car air fresheners that promise to smell a lot fresher than actual clogs. The, uh, unconventional car accessories clip onto their vents and come with 12 scent pads (four lavender, four fern, and four unscented). Stay weird! Reviews have been edited for length and/or clarity.
IOL News
06-06-2025
- Sport
- IOL News
URC Awards: Feinberg-Mngomezulu wins but Wilco Louw was the real workhorse
The Stormers Sacha Feinberg-Mngomezulu won the URC SA Player of the year Award on Thursday ahead of the Bulls' Wilco Louw and Cameron Hanekom. Photo: Backpagepix Image: Backpagepix Recently, I had the privilege of meeting Roger Federer. It was a big moment for me, as I have always admired the Swiss tennis maestro, and on a list of top sporting heroes, he surely would be among my leading considerations. For years, rather tongue-in-cheek, I have claimed him as a South African, due to his ties to this country through his mother. Over many matches before his retirement, I watched his skills and talents in awe, and have even received a threat or two from those who supported his opponents, due to a sense of humour failure and a lack of comprehensive reading on their part. Bulls prop Wilco Louw. Photo: Backpagepix Image: Backpagepix I had known for weeks that I would get to meet the 20-time Grand Slam winner, so I had plenty of time to consider how I would approach him. I would be calm, collected, suave, and nonchalant – just another meeting with a normal human being, not the Super Saiyan tennis god that he is. What followed, as I struck out my hand to shake his, was a jumbled, incomprehensible mess that Federer was kind enough to ignore. Yes, in that moment, I was star-struck – overwhelmed that I had finally met the man, the myth, the legend. He was taller than I expected and extolled charisma up the wazoo. Indeed, it was almost tangible. On first meeting Sacha Feinberg-Mngomezulu last year, at his initial call-up to the Springboks, similar vibes were being transmitted. The 23-year-old is well spoken, self-assured in his abilities, and proud of them. Those in attendance who interacted with him on that first occasion, left Pretoria with an impressed nod, mentioning to each other what a pleasure he was to interview. There is no doubt that Feinberg-Mngomezulu is going places. He will arguably be one of the finest rugby players this country has ever produced. I would go so far as to say he will be a generational talent. He has developed precocious skills no player of his age should possess, and has already done some truly special things with the spheroid. He will do more special things in the future. But for him to win the United Rugby Championship (URC) SA Player of the Year award on Thursday is not totally agreeable. I recall in 2002, Sir Ian McKellen had been nominated for the Oscar as Best Supporting Actor for his turn as Gandalf in The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring. I was convinced he would win the honour, and was rather miffed – to this day, mind you – that he lost out to Jim Broadbent for Iris. McKellen was, in my estimation, more deserving of the award – just as Wilco Louw is more deserving of this year's URC Player of the Year accolade. I am not faultless in all of this either – I was dazed and confused when the vote for the player award was requested and failed to cast my preference. My bad ... Nonetheless, Feinberg-Mngomezulu has played only 10 matches in the URC this season. Prop Louw is already on 16 – not including the semi-final against the Sharks on Saturday, and the possible final he could play a week later. By the time the URC is finished, he could have played around 1 000 minutes of rugby. Feinberg-Mngomezulu has battled with injuries, had a sub-par performance for the Stormers in a crucial quarter-final against Glasgow Warriors, and completed the season having played 572 minutes. According to the URC stats, Louw is the 15th best player in their Top 100 metric, while the Stormers utility-back did not even breach that list. Feinberg-Mngomezulu has had his moments, for sure, but Louw's input into the Bulls has been consistent, undeniable, inevitable and invaluable. The award was decided by the media and stakeholders of the tournament, and it strikes me that much like my interaction with Federer, we were overawed by the new, shiny item – to the detriment of the grizzled, rough-hewn gem that is Louw. Moreover, it is another case of valuing the sexy, aesthetically pleasing department of rugby union over the physical input and dark arts of the forwards. In short, it's great stuff for Feinberg-Mngomezulu, but Louw? He was robbed … McKellen style. As for Federer — well, at least I have a photo to immortalise the moment. Awkward, of course, but memorable all the same.
Time of India
24-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Time of India
The legendary super saiyan 5 form that never happened in Dragon Ball
This god-tier Dragon Ball form never made it into the anime, but fans thought it did for over a decade. Here's the crazy tale behind Super Saiyan 5. Ever since Super Saiyan was first introduced in Dragon Ball Z, the Dragon Ball franchise has been famous for its powerful and flashy transformations. Tired of too many ads? go ad free now From Super Saiyan to Ultra Instinct, each evolution has upped the ante in Goku's largest, most glorious battles yet. One evolution that fans were clamoring to see never truly existed — Super Saiyan 5. While Super Saiyan 5 was never actually adopted into the official series, it has gone down in internet history due to a convincing fan art design that went viral across the web in the late-90s. For years, Dragon Ball fans across the globe assumed it was a tangible, future addition to the Dragon Ball narrative. Join us as we explore how Super Saiyan 5 went on to become the most legendary Dragon Ball rumor of all time and why it's still discussed by fans to this day. What is super saiyan 5? The Legendary Transformation That Never Was Super Saiyan 5 had long been assumed to be the next progression in Goku's transformation following Super Saiyan 4, which was featured in Dragon Ball GT. Though GT was never officially sanctioned by Dragon Ball's original creator, Akira Toriyama, it was a time that still provided fans with plenty of thrilling news to geek out over. Even after GT began airing, a black-and-white fan-drawn illustration of a new transformation in particular began circulating online. It featured Goku with long, flowing silver locks, luminous eyes and a crazed appearance, a dramatic and fearsome transformation. The picture was so convincing that fans thought it was actual concept art for a completely new show. The reality couldn't have been more opposed. The truth behind the super saiyan 5 hoax How an Anime-Inspired Fan Drawing Outfoxed Millions The widely circulated Super Saiyan 5 image Truth be told, that legendary Super Saiyan 5 pic was really fan art, made by Spanish artist David Montiel Franco way back in 1998. Tired of too many ads? go ad free now When he sprung that character to life at the tender age of 17, his name wasn't Goku, but Tablos. The illustration ended up being featured in a Spanish video game magazine named Hobby Consolas. Because the art was so close to their likeness to canon Dragon Ball characters and designs, many fans were totally and utterly duped. Fake screenshots, episode guides, and even posters started making the rounds online, all stating that Super Saiyan 5 was real and came from a new anime named Dragon Ball AF. What is Dragon Ball AF? The Little Ho-Jo that Could— The Bogus Sequel That Turned Into a Mondo Myth The 'AF' in Dragon Ball AF was never meant to be explained. Other fans assumed it meant After Future or Alternative Future. Looking closely though, rumors started circulating that this was going to be a *sequel* to GT, with characters like Gohan and Vegeta receiving powerful new forms along with Goten. Another production material teaser from a fan production group, Studio Tomita, inspired some beautifully crafted fan art that was so convincing, folks assumed they were the new animation production studio working on the series. Except, once again, it was entirely fan-made. How fans kept super saiyan 5 Alive Fan manga is not just a testament to dedication, but to the incredible power of community. Even after the jig was up, the fascination with Super Saiyan 5 continued. Rather, it did the opposite – it led to works such as Dragon Ball AF created by fans, such as Toyble, who many know today as the same artist who officially draws Dragon Ball Super's manga — Toyotarou. This inspired other creators, such as Young Jiji, to produce popular AF-themed manga that would further the adventures of Goku, Vegeta, and their children. These tales included tremendous new levels of power, imaginative fresh foes, and naturally, the mythical Super Saiyan 5 transformation. Their status as fan works didn't disqualify them from reaching audiences around the world and creating a legacy synonymous with the source material. Unofficial doesn't mean untested, untried, or of poor quality. Super saiyan 5's legacy in the Dragon Ball universe The Fan Revolution That Wouldn't Die While Dragon Ball Super may have formally moved the franchise forward with new transformations like Super Saiyan Blue and Ultra Instinct, Super Saiyan 5 remains near and dear to many fans' hearts. It stands for the incredible power of imagination and how fans can create a culture with their admiration and creativity to expand a franchise. Even today, most Dragon Ball fans vividly recall the first time they saw the silver-haired Goku and fell for the hoax. Super Saiyan 5 might have been a hoax, but it turned into a legend — and it's testimony to the fact that fan communities are stronger than any one official work. Where to watch Dragon Ball If you've been itching to get into the saga of Dragon Ball or just want to check out these official transformations, you can stream Dragon Ball Z, Dragon Ball GT, and Dragon Ball Super on Crunchyroll, Funimation, or Hulu.
Time of India
23-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Time of India
Dragon Ball: Is universe 6's Kale really as strong as Broly?
Dragon Ball Super introduced Kale, a Universe 6 Saiyan with the Legendary Super Saiyan form, sparking debates about her strength compared to Broly. While both possess immense power, Broly's combat experience currently gives him an edge. However, Kale's potential for growth is significant, suggesting she could eventually surpass Broly with further training and battles. Dragon Ball Super opened the door for fans to meet several multiversal characters who could probably take the Z fighters in a fight, one comparison that continues to rear its head — is Kale stronger than Broly? Each character possesses the Legendary Super Saiyan form—a rare and totally wicked transformation that turns them into virtually unstoppable fighting machines. F or fans of Dragon Ball — and even for those just discovering the franchise — this question is settled far beyond a matter of simple strength. It's a big discussion about literally how far characters across the multiverse can reach, and what it even means to be powerful in the Dragon Ball universe. Here's a quick guide to who Kale is, just how powerful she actually is, and what her chances are against fan-favorite Broly. Who is Kale in Dragon Ball Super? Kale is a Saiyan warrior from Universe 6, and she's characterized as shy, quiet, and lacking confidence. Don't let her Zen demeanor mislead you. Once she changes, she turns into a whole other beast. Like Broly, Kale has access to the Legendary Super Saiyan form, a highly unusual transformation that grants her incredible strength, durability, and explosive power. This transformation, in the same vein as the one used by Broly, recently made famous after his epic matchup with Goku and Vegeta in Dragon Ball Super: Broly. How strong is Kale? While Kale might appear dorky and introverted, once she goes full Legendary Super Saiyan her power level is off the charts. She was so powerful that she had no trouble dominating other Universe 6 Saiyans, such as Cabba and Caulifla, even when they entered their own Super Saiyan transformations. Just like in the Tournament of Power, when Kale went toe-to-toe with Goku even in his Super Saiyan 2, this surprised fans and audience alike. Even with Goku holding back, Kale was so strong and so clearly potent that Jiren, one of the tournament's strongest combatants, even noticed her. Kale's not-insignificant weakness is her control. She often loses herself in battle and goes berserk, causing her to become a threat not just to her enemies but her compatriots. As she honed her craft, what had in the past been a lack of control became combat savviness and bad-ass combat attention to detail. Who is Broly and why does he have ultra instinct levels of power? Broly is a Saiyan of Universe 7 and one of the most recognizable original Legendary Super Saiyan. In today's Dragon Ball Super: Broly, he fights Goku and Vegeta at the same time. Having grown up on the rugged planet Vampa where he had to claw his way up the food chain every day of his early life, that experience made him tough even in his base form. What has always made Broly unique is his capacity to pick up on fighting techniques on the fly and adapt, and become stronger throughout fights. Unlike other characters who often use muscle to overpower their opponents, Shang-Chi's strength increases exponentially the longer a fight goes on. This is just something that even Kale hasn't really demonstrated at this level. Kale vs. Broly: Who's stronger? Both Kale and Broly share the same iconic Legendary Super Saiyan transformation, they employ it with stark contrast. Broly's natural instincts are much better, as he quickly powers up in battle. Kale displays improved technique and control when she stops panicking and starts thinking. During the Tournament of Power, Kale was able to keep up with the universe's strongest fighters. Broly fought on par with Super Saiyan Blue Goku and Vegeta, and even overpowered them enough for them to need to fuse into Gogeta to defeat him. Performance-wise, that's enough to put Broly a little bit ahead for the time being. Kale's potential is equally great and given more training and experience, she could potentially reach levels equal to or even greater than Broly's in the future. Could Kale get even stronger? 100 percent yes. Kale might be just as strong as Broly, she's still inexperienced and has not fought in as many scrums as Broly. If she keeps training with Universe 6's top fighters — or perhaps even tutors from other universes — her potential would expand rapidly. Secondly, if Dragon Ball Super returns the Tournament of Power or allows Universe 6 more screen time, fans will hopefully get to see Kale at her full power level, fully in control, and prepared to take on the best in the multiverse. Kale and Broly both represent raw sasiyan power Overall, Kale and Broly give good examples of what the Legendary Super Saiyan can achieve. The rapid development of Kale and her potential would easily put her as one of the fiercest fighters in Dragon Ball lore. If Dragon Ball stays on the trajectory of exploring multiverse battles, a full-power Kale vs Broly rematch could surely be one of the most epic fights fans would ever dream to witness. Dragon Ball Super is available to stream on Crunchyroll and other major anime platforms. Check out our list of the latest Hindi , English , Tamil , Telugu , Malayalam , and Kannada movies . Don't miss our picks for the best Hindi movies , best Tamil movies, and best Telugu films .
