What many fans seem to think is that Goten and Trunks will appear in Dragon Ball Super: Broly as a reference point for the Fusion Dance and the powerful warriors it can create, which is expected ...

so the Fusion Dance would be the only way. This remains a point of contention, but Dragon Ball is no stranger to last-minute plot conveniences. Gotenks is about as beloved as Trunks and Goten ...

Because we’ve really only seen Fusion Dance used by Goten and Trunks on multiple occasions (with Goku and Vegeta only using it in the fight against Broly once), Dragon Ball has not really gotten ...

The poster for DBS: Super Hero seemingly teases his arrival with the image of Goten and Trunks doing the fusion dance, but does the fused character make his presence felt? Here’s everything we ...

While fusion dance is the most popularly known method ... the Dragon Ball Super anime (Image via Toei Animation) While Goten and Trunks are the protagonists of the manga series right now, it ...

the fusion of Goten and Trunks through the Fusion Dance. While the character had half of Goten's personality, looks, and power, Trunks's presence didn't allow Goten's solo character to shine ...

For one, the fusion dance simply wears off after thirty minutes, and Trunks and Goten seem to have it mastered, meaning there should be no reason that those characters shouldn't have an option to ...

In the ad below, you'll see Goten and Trunks perform the now infamous fusion dance from the show. Normally this would turn them into Gotenks, a combination of both warrior children who ...

The fusion dance allows two warriors to merge their bodies into one, much stronger force. In the original Dragon Ball Z anime, Goten and Trunks are the only characters to achieve fusion through ...

Goten and Trunks have yet to learn fusion, so they are left to take on Broly as is: and they mostly get obliterated. The Trunks card, though, recreates a major turning point in the movie.