Potara Earrings

Potara Earrings is a video game object that appears in 10 games

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The traditional two piece earrings worn by Supreme Kai's and their close subjects. When one of each earing is worn on different ears (on different sides), on different living beings, these creatures can permanently fuse together.

The Potara Earrings (sometimes referred to as the Fusion Earrings) are earrings worn by the Supreme Kai in the anime Dragon Ball Z. When two people each wear one earring on the opposite ears, the two beings can fuse together to form a significantly powerful being, much stronger than fusion through the Fusion Dance. The catch is that the fusion has no time limit and the fused fighters are forever transformed into the new being. The final being is also equipped with the earrings on both ears.

The Supreme Kai and his assistant Kibito fuse to become Kibito-Kai.

The Elder Kai, a former Grand Kai, was transformed into a aged old Kai due to having one of his earrings being stolen and worn by a witch. After being released from the Z Sword and awakening Gohan's hidden power, the Elder Kai showed Goku the power of the Potara Earrings. The Supreme Kai accidentally fuses together with his assistant Kibito, forming Kibito-Kai. Goku travels back to Earth using Instant Transmission in an effort to fuse together with Gohan to defeat Majin Buu. However, Gohan is absorbed before the Fusion takes place. Goku hesitantly considers fusing with Dende, or even Hercule, but at the last minute, Vegeta returns to Earth. Reluctant to fuse together with his rival forever, Vegeta agrees to the fusion. As Buu is about to kill them both, the two Saiyan warriors fuse to form

The strongest Z fighter in DBZ, Vegito is Goku and Vegeta fused together with the Potara Earrings.

Vegito.

Upon entering Buu's body, Vegito develops a barrier to protect him from being absorbed into a pod. The barrier falls, and Vegito is somehow split back into Goku and Vegeta. Vegeta then crushes the earring so the fusion can never occur again. When on the Supreme Kai's planet after Buu regresses into Kid Buu, Goku and Vegeta, in a form of Saiyan pride, destroy Kibito-Kai's earrings as well.

Illustrated by the different forms of the Fusion characters, the stronger being is usually represented during the Fusion. However, in the case of Vegito, the two Saiyans are so similar in power that the final being retains the same amount of resemblance to the original unfused characters.

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Name	Platforms	Developer
Dragon Ball Z: Infinite World released on Nov. 4, 2008	PS2	NAMCO BANDAI Games Inc.
Dragon Ball Z: Budokai Tenkaichi 3 released on Dec. 3, 2007	PS2, WII	Spike Co., Ltd.
Dragon Ball Z: Shin Budokai - Another Road released on June 5, 2007	PSP	Dimps Corporation
Dragon Ball Z: Budokai Tenkaichi 2 released on Oct. 5, 2006	PS2, WII	Spike Co., Ltd.
Dragon Ball Z: Shin Budokai released on March 7, 2006	PSP	Dimps Corporation
Dragon Ball Z: Budokai Tenkaichi released on Oct. 18, 2005	PS2	Spike Co., Ltd.
Dragon Ball Z: Budokai 3 released on Nov. 16, 2004	PS2	Dimps Corporation, Atari, Inc.
Dragon Ball Z: Buu's Fury	GBA	Webfoot Technologies, Inc.
Dragon Ball Z: Budokai released on Dec. 3, 2002	GC, PS2	Dimps Corporation
Dragon Ball GT: Final Bout released on Oct. 1, 1997	PS1	Bandai America, Inc.