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The Namekians have their own form of fusion which is mostly a Power Booster one Namekian will fuse his body with another, boosting the other Namekian's power level and giving them access to their memories and abilities, but doing relatively little to alter their personality or appearance.

(For example, the Elder Kaioshin and Kibito-Shin-their Kai halves are so dominant that they're practically the Kaioshin with the addition of memories, powers, and (a few) physical traits from their other halves). Because of that, while they can produce Composite fusions (like Vegetto), one of the component characters can have a dominant presence in the fused character instead-making the fusion more of a Power Booster.

The fusions created from Potara Earrings are, unlike the Fusion Dance, permanent and do not require fusees of similar strength and size.

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Three examples were shown: Goten and Trunks becoming Gotenks, Goku and Vegeta becoming Gogeta in the movie 'Fusion Reborn', and Goku and Vegeta becoming Gogeta as Super Saiyan 4 in Dragon Ball GT.

The Trope Naming move itself is a Composite type (which requires two warriors of similar strength and size to perform), and it's also temporary.

In several cases, fused characters even speak with both voices of their individual parts in unison. Dragon Ball Z provides the Trope Namer and many examples of character fusions.Then this grape structure fuses into a giant anthropomorphized Staphylococcus Aureus. In Cells at Work! a bunch of Staphylococcus Aureus (anthropomorphized of course) form a grape-like structure that is their namesake.See also Motif Merger and Equippable Ally (for a less intrusive method of combining two characters). Not to be confused with Composite Character. The Gender Bender-ness of male-female fusions seems to go ignored more often than not.Ĭompare Combining Mecha. In most cases this is to make a being more powerful than either would be alone (especially when it involves The Hero and The Rival since that invokes Yin-Yang Bomb), but there are some exceptions. For example, Fusion Evolve from Digimon Frontier. Mixed Form Shapeshifter-A and B merge and instead of choosing between two forms, they can combine them as they need, and can make a form with the advantages of both forms.Even if that problem does not exist the personalities might end up fighting for control if they do not agree on something.

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If full control is not possible on either side they will need to cooperate only to move. Biological Mashup-A and B merge physically, but both personalities retain some control over the body.For example, Birdy the Mighty or Yuugi Mutou and Yami Yuugi from Yu-Gi-Oh!. May result in A or B occasionally controlling the other's body. If B is the powerful one but A lives the everyday life then B will act as a Super-Powered Alter Ego. Switcher-A and B merge they both keep their traits but only one of them can be present at a time and they can now switch places as needed.For example, Himeno and a Leafe Knight in Prétear. A still looks exactly the same as before, only has superficial changes (clothing, for example), or looks like a more powered-up version of A (and only of A). B may be able to speak to A in his or her mind.

Power Booster-Person B disappears, but the merging gives A powers or attributes he or she didn't have before.

For example, fused fighters in Dragon Ball Z.

The Composite-A and B merge the end result C has aspects of both the characters that were part of the merge, including a fused personality.

Two separate characters merge to make one, usually more powerful, unified being, either willingly or via Applied Phlebotinum and/or Merging Machine.

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