Wild Resurgence has now been released by Bandai, bringing new cards to DragonBallSuper Card Game. This includes two Super Rares featuring the angel and god duo, Whis & Beerus. DBSCG DragonBall
and The Cell Games. Today, we begin to spotlight cards from the multi-colored section ofThe multi-colored section of . We have two Super Rares here, including Whis, Angel's Teachings; and Beerus, Judge of Ruin.
These two ushered in a new era, initially posing a threat as Beerus tends to destroy planets without a single thought, but their true purpose was revealed after Beerus opted not to demolish Earth. What Beerus and Whis brought to the franchise was God Ki, a new kind of energy and a path to different transformations for Goku and Vegeta. In, Xeno Trunks is also able to access God Ki with the Super Saiyan God transformation ceremony.
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