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Demigra (ドミグラ, Domigura), often referred to as Demon God Demigra (魔神ドミグラ, Majin Domigura) after his ascension, serves as the primary antagonist of Dragon Ball Xenoverse and a recurring villain in Dragon Ball Heroes. He later rises to the title of Dark King (暗黒王) and becomes the main antagonist of the Supreme Kai of Time Saga. Obsessed with reshaping history, Demigra seeks to erase the existing timeline and forge a new one where he can rule unchallenged as the God of Time, a position he aims to usurp from Chronoa.

Names Demigra (ドミグラ, Domigura),

Majin Demigra Demon God Demigra Supreme Kai of Time God of Demon Realm

Gender Male ♂
Race Demon Realm Race

Glind (possibly)

Occupation Wizard

God of Demon Realm

Demon Supreme Kai

Supreme Kai of Time (time rift timeline)

Origin Dragon Ball Xenoverse (ドラゴンボールゼノバース Doragon Bōru Zenobāsu) February 5, 2015
Alignment Evil
Age 75 Million Years
Created By
Directors(s)
  • Yuka Kobayashi
  • Takeshi Sakamoto
Producer(s) Masahiro Kashino
Designer(s)
  • Tsuyoshi Narabayashi
  • Takuya Katayama
  • Yoichi Hayashi
Artist(s) Akira Toriyama
Writer(s)
  • Kaori Osamura
  • Sou Mayumi
Personality Type ENTP

Concept and Creation

Both Demigra and Mechikabura's designs originate from the same concept art sheet. His name is derived from "demi-glace," a type of sauce, and also bears resemblance to "demiurge," a term referring to a divine being responsible for creation. This connection aligns with his ambition to reshape reality and ties into the culinary theme present in some of his techniques.

DemigraReference
Design Sheet

Appearance

In his base form, Demigra has short red hair and wears a black and white overcoat, complemented by a flowing blue cape.

Upon ascending to his Demon God state, he dons a regal, sky-blue overcoat with intricate golden accents covering his upper body and encircling his arms. His outfit includes darker blue pants, curled-toe blue boots, and a belt featuring a prominent "D" emblem. He also wears a golden tiara and carries a white staff topped with a red orb, symbolizing his newfound power.

Personality

Demigra's personality is defined by an overwhelming god complex, stemming from his belief that he was never recognized as extraordinary. He considers himself an almighty god deserving of absolute rule over time and the universe, refusing to abide by the Laws of the Universe or acknowledge the Supreme Kai of Time as the rightful overseer of time. His arrogance and self-assurance fuel his enjoyment of toying with enemies, and despite identifying as a demon, he insists on his divinity. His 75-million-year imprisonment in the Crack of Time has only strengthened his patience and tenacity, traits he takes pride in. When Future Trunks suggests he might have given up, Demigra scolds him, making it clear that he endured his imprisonment for the sake of his ultimate plan—something Chronoa herself finds unsettling. At his core, Demigra craves recognition and high status.

He is highly deceitful, manipulating events to serve his own ends. He aids the Future Warrior in saving Future Trunks from Dark Future Perfect Cell, seemingly foiling the plans of Towa and Mira. However, Chronoa later implies that Demigra only did so because he saw no use for the Time Breakers and had no interest in their scheme to unseal the Demon Realm, showcasing his complete disregard for his homeland and fellow demons.

Despite his arrogance, Demigra is a cunning strategist. He secretly places his Majin Emblem on the Future Warrior before sending them to Age 785, intending to eliminate them, Future Trunks, and Chronoa through the emblem’s self-destruction. When this fails due to Chronoa’s intervention, he rationalizes it as an act of mercy, suggesting that he views his enemies’ quick deaths as a form of kindness. His arrogance intensifies following his power increase in the Crack of Time, to the point where he believes himself capable of controlling Beerus, the God of Destruction. However, Beerus exploits this, pretending to be under Demigra’s control before turning the tables. Fortunately for Demigra, only a Mirage of himself had confronted Beerus—had he faced the combined strength of Beerus and the Future Warrior directly, he would likely have been destroyed. His willingness to provoke Beerus despite the risks highlights his sheer hubris, as most would consider such an act suicidal.

His arrogance peaks when he escapes his prison, attacks Toki Toki City, and consumes Tokitoki, finally achieving what he believes to be true godhood. During his battle with the Future Warrior, he displays his sadistic nature by forcing them to fight Trunks: Xeno, whom he has corrupted into Villainous Trunks: Xeno. He delights in Trunks' suffering but becomes enraged when Trunks resists his control and urges the Warrior to keep attacking to break the spell. Furious at their defiance, Demigra attempts to control the Future Warrior as well, but Chronoa and Trunks intervene. His contempt for Chronoa is evident as he mockingly calls her the "Ex-Supreme Kai of Time" and "Supreme Loser," vowing to kill her once he has dealt with the Future Warrior.

Demigra also expresses frustration at his inability to control Goku, a result of Goku’s time as a Super Saiyan God. After being defeated by Goku and the Future Warrior, he grows desperate, deciding to destroy the Time Vault to remake history and the universe in his own image. Chronoa calls this insanity, though Demigra had intended to survive the destruction by retreating to the Crack of Time. However, his plan is thwarted when the Future Warrior frees Goku, who stops Demigra’s attack before following him into the Crack of Time. Enraged by their interference, Demigra unleashes his full power, transforming into Demon God Demigra Final Form, declaring his intent to erase the Warrior and their allies from existence.

Like Frieza, Cell, and Majin Buu before him, Demigra refuses to accept the idea that anyone could be stronger than him. His delusion is even more extreme, as he considers himself the mightiest being in history. He is driven to madness when confronted with the possibility of defeat, unable to process that someone could surpass him. He is particularly stunned when Goku uses Instant Transmission to enter the Crack of Time, realizing too late that he could have escaped his prison much earlier had he known that a simple technique like Instant Transmission could bypass its barriers.

During the Dark King Mechikabura Saga, Demigra temporarily allies with the Time Patrol to combat the Dark Empire and its leader, Mechikabura, whom Demigra sees as a rival despite their past affiliation. Like Frieza joining Team Universe 7, Demigra’s alliance is purely self-serving. His contribution proves vital, as his secretary creates the Key Sword, the weapon essential to Mechikabura's downfall. However, after Mechikabura’s defeat, cracks appear on Demigra’s secretary and Chamel, prompting him to retreat. Like Frieza following the Tournament of Power, Demigra has not abandoned his ambitions, though the Time Patrol vows to stop him when he inevitably makes his move.

Demigra has a history of cooperating with enemies for his own benefit. He previously aided the Future Warrior in saving Future Trunks’ past self, viewing Towa and Mira as competition. In Super Dragon Ball Heroes: World Mission, Demigra works alongside the other Demon Gods of the Dark Empire, including his former subordinates Gravy and Putine. He enters the game world of Super Dragon Ball Heroes to study anomalies caused by the Time Patrol’s latest foe, "the menace," for the Dark Empire’s benefit. On a whim, he grants power to Rampaging Xeno Turles, observing the chaos he can create. Towa expresses concern that Demigra is losing sight of their objectives, but he dismisses her worries. While he ultimately agrees with her plan to exploit the game world's anomalies, her doubts suggest that Demigra can become distracted when intrigued by certain developments. However, like his alternate counterpart, the Supreme Kai of Time, dismissing Old Kai and Future Trunks’ concerns in the Infinite History Saga, Demigra ignores Towa’s skepticism, reinforcing his tendency to reject constructive criticism—even from allies.

Biography

Background

Seventy-five million years ago, Demigra was an ambitious wizard from the Heavenly Realm who aspired to become the next Supreme Kai of Time following Aeos. However, Aeos rejected his ambitions, deeming him too inexperienced in magic. Moreover, she had already selected two candidates—Chronoa and Mechikabura—whose superior abilities earned them the right to care for a Tokitoki egg. Undeterred, Demigra sought to become a disciple of one of the chosen candidates. While Chronoa was flattered, she believed she was unworthy of taking on disciples. Mechikabura, on the other hand, offered Demigra a position among his subordinates but had no interest in mentoring him directly. Accepting this lesser role, Demigra joined Mechikabura’s ranks alongside Putine and Gravy.

Despite his position, Demigra's thirst for power remained unquenched. He proposed an alliance with Putine and Gravy, intending to overthrow Mechikabura if he succeeded in becoming Supreme Kai of Time. While they found his ambitions intriguing, Demigra later overheard them discussing their preference for Mechikabura and grew resentful. Feeling underestimated and denied the recognition he craved, his hunger for power deepened.

In time, Mechikabura's own machinations to accelerate his rise to power were exposed. Chronoa—who had successfully ascended to Supreme Kai of Time—banished him to another dimension, which would later become the Demon Realm. With Mechikabura defeated, Demigra and the other wizards became disciples under Chronoa. However, Demigra's experiments on Tokitoki took a dark turn, disrupting the fabric of time. Chronoa, sensing the distortions, confronted Demigra, Putine, and Gravy, ultimately defeating them and sealing them away in the Demon Realm, as she had previously done with Mechikabura.

Corrupted by the malevolent energy of the Demon Realm, Demigra aligned himself with Mechikabura’s Dark Empire. However, his insatiable ambition led him to abandon the group in pursuit of his own goals. In time, he managed to escape the Demon Realm and launched an assault on the Time Vault, aiming to claim Tokitoki for himself. However, Chronoa once again thwarted him, sealing him inside the Crack of Time—a void beyond the normal flow of history. Trapped for 75 million years, Demigra refined his magic, amassing enough power to transform into a Demon God, biding his time for the day he could exact his revenge.

Super Dragon Ball Heroes

Dark Demon Realm Saga

In the manga, shortly after Xeno Trunks and Chronoa return to the Time Nest, Demigra suddenly appears. When Xeno Trunks demands to know his identity, Chronoa explains that Demigra was one of the wizards responsible for creating the Demon Realm but was sealed away long ago. When Chronoa questions him about his connection to Towa, Demigra dismisses any alliance with those attempting to unseal the Demon Realm. Instead, he declares his true ambition—to rule everything by stealing Tokitoki and claiming the title of Supreme Kai of Time. With that, Demigra departs, leaving his intentions clear.

In the game, after escaping the Crack of Time, Demigra travels back 75 million years to manipulate his past self’s experiments with Tokitoki. To prevent interference, he brainwashes a version of Great Ape Gohan to act as a distraction. He then allies with his past self, along with Putine and Gravy, and observes their battle against Chronoa. However, with the aid of the Time Patrol, Chronoa is able to defeat them.

After his past self falls, Demigra enters the fray, berating his younger counterpart for failing to harness Tokitoki’s power to become a god. Determined to change fate, he enhances his past self’s power and teams up with him against the Time Patrol. Despite their combined might, both versions of Demigra are ultimately defeated. Before vanishing, Demigra vows that he will inevitably return in the present.

True to his word, Demigra revives and returns to his castle, where he forms an alliance with the Time Breakers. Together, they kidnap Xeno Vegeta and transform him into the Black-Masked Saiyan. After Vegeta is freed from their control, Demigra joins forces with Mira, Towa, and Xeno Dabura in battle against the Time Patrol. During the fight, he ascends into his Final Form, but even this is not enough to secure victory. Pushing his limits further, Demigra attains his Transcended form, yet he is still unable to overcome his opponents and is ultimately defeated once more.

Dark Empire Saga

During the Dark Empire Saga, Demigra is among the Demon Gods attempting to delay the Time Patrol while Mechikabura prepares to make his wish to Dark Shenron. However, like the others, he is ultimately defeated.

In the manga, following the battle in the Dark Demon Realm—where the confrontation between the Demon Gods and the Time Patrol results in both Mechikabura and Chronoa being sealed away in the Time Labyrinth—Demigra remains active. At their hideout, Chamel is seen kneeling before him as Demigra declares that the time has come for them to make their move

Dark King Mechikabura Saga

In the game, Demigra, alongside his underling Robelu, launches an invasion of the Time Nest using Shirogame, a massive turtle that serves as a mobile fortress. He demands that the Time Patrol surrender Tokitoki, but they refuse. To weaken them, Demigra summons the Xeno Shadow Dragons to fight on his behalf, even enhancing Xeno Omega Shenron with his own magic. Despite his efforts, the Time Patrol emerges victorious. Before the battle can escalate further, Demigra and Robelu realize that Mechikabura has broken free from the Time Labyrinth, prompting Demigra to propose a temporary truce.

In the manga, Demigra commends his henchmen, Chamel and Robelu, after they successfully lure the Time Patrol to Age 790 by creating a false timeline disturbance. Seizing the opportunity, Demigra and his allies travel to the same time period and aid the Time Patrol in their battle against the Demon Gods, Fin, and the mind-controlled Dragon Team. Trunks remains wary of Demigra’s motives, suspecting he may still seek to overthrow Chronoa. However, Demigra dismisses these concerns, stating that it is simply convenient to use the Time Patrol for now.

When Fin is seemingly defeated by Gogeta, Towa and Dabura attempt to retreat, but Demigra and Chamel intercept them. Declaring that he has amassed a vast amount of magic in preparation for his inevitable clash with Mechikabura, Demigra moves to attack Dabura, aiming to eliminate him quickly to conserve energy. Before he can land his strike, however, Chronoa unexpectedly freezes him in place.

Shortly after, Chamel teleports everyone to Demigra’s lair, where Demigra uses his magic to restore the energy of the Dragon Balls. He instructs the Time Patrol to follow Robelu’s guidance while he completes the ritual. Later, it is revealed that Demigra summoned Dark Shenron and wished for a power capable of rivaling Mechikabura. As a result, he gains the ability to wield light magic, but due to his prolonged exposure to dark magic, he struggles to use it at its full potential.

As the battle against Mechikabura reaches its climax, Xeno Trunks, Chronoa, Old Kai, and Towa are pulled into Mechikabura’s dark void. However, Demigra intervenes by conjuring several magical chains that extend through a tiny hole of light, latching onto them and forcefully yanking them back to the now-devastated Time Nest. He immediately demands to know the whereabouts of the Key Sword, only to learn that Mechikabura had obtained it and discarded it.

When Xeno Trunks charges at Mechikabura, Demigra supports him by ensnaring the Dark King with his chains. Trunks successfully delivers a devastating slash across Mechikabura’s chest, but the wound heals instantly.

At that moment, the remaining members of the Time Patrol and Demigra’s army arrive through a rift, with Xeno Goku holding the Key Sword. Demigra commands his subordinates to hold off the enemy while Chronoa recharges the weapon. Once the Key Sword is restored, Xeno Trunks takes it up, and Demigra fires another chain at Mechikabura, dragging him forward just as Trunks delivers a decisive strike. This final attack seals Mechikabura within an eternal labyrinth.

With the battle over, Tokitoki restores the Time Nest to its original state. However, cracks begin to appear on Chamel and Robelu’s bodies, prompting Demigra to order their retreat. Before leaving himself, he warns Chronoa that one day he will claim her position as Supreme Kai of Time. The Time Patrol, undeterred, vows to stop him when that time comes.

Universe Creation Saga

In the anime, Demigra locates Hearts’ cell in Hell and sets him free.

Later, he and Robelu arrive in the Crack of Time alongside Xeno Vegito, having apparently aided the Time Patrol. Demigra mocks Towa, dismissing Fu as an unsuitable Dark King, provoking her into transforming for battle. When Demigra taunts her about fighting him directly, Robelu steps in to take his place. While Robelu and Towa engage in combat, Demigra intervenes in the ongoing battle between Xeno Vegito and Fu, trapping them within his Time Labyrinth. Towa, unimpressed, sarcastically questions how long he thinks it will hold her son. Smirking, Demigra and Robelu teleport away.

Supreme Kai of Time Saga

Sometime after Fu’s defeat, Demigra appears in the Crack of Time and strikes down Mechikabura’s lingering spirit with his staff, absorbing the Dark Factor to claim the power of the next Dark King.

Later, he ambushes Aeos, Goku, and Chronoa after their confrontation at the Time Nest, summoning Xeno Omega Shenron to attack Goku. However, Xeno Gogeta intervenes, effortlessly obliterating the Shadow Dragon. Demigra is soon joined by reinforcements in the form of Robelu and Broly.

While Broly battles Xeno Gogeta, Demigra summons warriors from across the Super Space-Time Tournament to cause havoc. After significantly powering up, he confronts Aeos in her Time Power Unleashed state, overwhelming her almost instantly. Goku, in his Super Saiyan Blue form, retaliates with a Kamehameha, but Demigra reflects the blast back at him, amplifying its power. Goku activates Kaio-ken to counter, yet he is still overpowered. Aeos rises again and attempts to imprison Demigra in an Eternal Labyrinth, but he effortlessly escapes.

Demigra’s power surges as he fully unleashes his Dark King state and prepares to strike down Chronoa, only for Goku to intervene. Despite Goku’s best efforts, Demigra easily overwhelms him in battle until Super Saiyan God SS Evolved Vegeta arrives and blasts him with a powerful Final Flash. Recognizing the potential of having both Goku and Vegeta present, Chronoa devises a plan and telepathically contacts Aeos, instructing her to distract Demigra while she sets it into motion. Aeos complies, generating a space-time energy field to slow Demigra down, but he effortlessly shatters it. As he moves to attack Aeos, he is caught off guard by the sudden appearance of Super Saiyan Blue Vegito, formed using Chronoa’s Potara, who declares that he will beat Demigra into submission.

Even with his Dark King powers, Demigra is outmatched and pummeled by Vegito. However, he counts on the Potara fusion’s time limit and survives a devastating Final Kamehameha just before Vegito defuses. Taking advantage of the opportunity, he blasts Vegeta and his remaining Potara earring to prevent another fusion. Raising the Lucky Time Box, he releases its full energy to further enhance himself, entering his Time Power Unleashed form. He then generates an enormous purple energy sphere to eradicate everyone present. Chilled is horrified that Demigra would sacrifice his own subordinates, but Demigra merely drives them into a berserk state, increasing their power as “compensation” before ordering them to continue their attacks on the heroes.

Demigra launches his massive energy blast at Goku, who counters by transforming into Super Saiyan Blue and firing a God Kamehameha. As the two attacks clash, Chronoa condemns Demigra’s disregard for both allies and enemies alike. However, Demigra mocks the Supreme Kais of Time, claiming they have been manipulating lives just as he has, pointing out Aeos’s motives behind the Super Space-Time Tournament. He dismisses her justification of preserving order, insisting that her actions are no different from senseless slaughter, and vows to punish them for their arrogance.

Goku struggles to hold back Demigra’s attack until the darkness-enhanced Super Saiyan Future Warrior in Black arrives, adding his One-Handed Kamehameha to Goku’s energy wave, forming a Father-Son Kamehameha. As Demigra bulks up to regain control, darkness-enhanced Super Saiyan 3 Xeno Bardock joins the fight, launching a Rebellion Trigger to assist his descendants. Urging Goku and Future Gohan to unleash even more of their latent Saiyan power, all three fighters combine their energy into a massive 3 Generations Kamehameha. Overwhelmed, Demigra is forced to question how a Dark King wielding the power of time could possibly lose—before being completely obliterated.

in the manga, As Demigra unleashes his Chaotic Gigantes, Goku and Vegeta counter with their Galick Kamehameha, resulting in a massive clash of energy that shakes the entire dimension. Despite his overwhelming power, Demigra is gradually pushed back as Goku and Vegeta increase their output. Realizing he cannot afford to be overpowered, he concentrates even more Dark Factor into his body, amplifying his strength to new heights. However, the surge of darkness causes unexpected instability, forcing Demigra to struggle with maintaining control over his power.

Sensing his opening, Goku activates Super Saiyan Blue Kaio-ken while Vegeta enhances their attack with his own raw energy, creating an explosive surge that begins to overtake Demigra's attack. Furious, Demigra roars and attempts to push back once more, but the force of the combined attack overwhelms him. As cracks begin forming along his body, Demigra refuses to accept defeat, trying to absorb more of the Dark Factor.

Just then, Chronoa, Aeos, and the remaining Supreme Kai of Time forces channel their own energy into the battle, reinforcing Goku and Vegeta's attack. Aeos remarks that Demigra's arrogance led him to underestimate the true power of time’s guardians, while Chronoa delivers the final blow—sealing Demigra’s core with a powerful Time Lock incantation. The immense energy wave engulfs Demigra completely, and with a final, desperate scream, he is obliterated, his essence scattered across the cracks of time.

As the battle concludes, the Lucky Time Box disintegrates, and the remaining darkness dissipates from the battlefield. Goku and Vegeta power down, while Aeos and Chronoa affirm that Demigra's threat has been permanently eliminated. However, Chronoa warns that the lingering remnants of his Dark Factor could still pose a danger in the future, hinting at the possibility of further conflicts. With the crisis resolved, the warriors prepare to return to their respective timelines, the fate of time itself once again secured—for now.

World Mission

In the Chapter 1 Side Story: "Note's Adventure", Demigra is revealed to be working alongside the other Demon Gods of the Dark Empire. He is responsible for the resurrection of Rampaging Xeno Turles, who was previously defeated by Note from Great Saiyaman 3's DBH Team. Demigra finds amusement in the chaos he has unleashed, remarking that he only granted Xeno Turles power on a whim but is intrigued by the outcome.

Demon Goddess Towa reminds him to stay focused on their mission, as they are meant to be observing this world for the Dark Empire’s benefit. Demigra, however, assures her that he has not lost sight of their true objective. Though Towa remains skeptical, she decides to let the matter rest for the moment. Looking toward the game world, she anticipates the rewards they might reap from the anomalies within it. Demigra agrees, noting that the game world may prove useful and suggesting they continue their exploration, subtly indicating their plans to exploit the anomalies created by "the menace"—the same force the DBH Team is battling, unaware of the Dark Empire's deeper schemes.

Xenoverse

Demigra’s influence continues to spread as the distortions in time further weaken the seal keeping him trapped in the Crack of Time. With each alteration to history, his presence grows stronger, allowing him to manifest more frequently. Eventually, the seal breaks entirely, and Demigra emerges in his true form, ready to enact his ultimate plan.

Now fully unleashed, Demigra warps reality, dragging the Future Warrior into a chaotic, ever-shifting dimension where he reveals his transformation into a monstrous final form. Declaring himself the true ruler of time, he summons dark clones of past enemies and even an illusion of the Future Warrior themselves to fight. However, the Future Warrior overcomes these challenges, forcing Demigra to unleash his full power.

Realizing that brute force alone will not be enough, Demigra attempts to consume Tokitoki’s power, intending to rewrite history as he sees fit. Before he can succeed, the Future Warrior, with aid from Trunks and Chronoa, intervenes, engaging Demigra in a climactic battle across time and space. Even after being seemingly defeated, Demigra uses his final desperate tactic—dragging the Future Warrior into the Crack of Time itself in a last-ditch effort to destroy them alongside him.

Despite his efforts, the Future Warrior withstands the onslaught and delivers a decisive blow, shattering Demigra’s existence. As his form disintegrates, Demigra defiantly proclaims that time will eventually fall into chaos once more. With his final words echoing through the void, Demigra vanishes completely, and the distortions in time begin to correct themselves.

With Demigra’s defeat, Tokitoki is saved, and the timeline is restored. However, Chronoa and Trunks remain wary, knowing that threats to time will always arise. The Future Warrior is honored for their efforts, securing their place as one of the Time Patrol’s greatest defenders.

With the destruction of Demigra’s wormholes, history is once again stabilized, and the Time Patrol is able to prevent any further distortions caused by his lingering influence. Despite his ultimate defeat, Demigra’s schemes leave lasting consequences, as the events he set into motion required intervention across multiple timelines.

Even in his absence, remnants of his dark magic continue to affect those he once controlled, keeping the Time Patrol vigilant against any potential resurgence. Chronoa, Future Trunks, and the Future Warrior recognize that while Demigra is gone, threats to the flow of time remain ever-present, ensuring their mission to protect history is far from over.

Xenoverse 2

Infinite History Saga

Fu manipulates time to create a Time Rift where Demigra serves as the Supreme Kai of Time and leads the Time Patrol. When the second Future Warrior arrives, they are stunned to see Demigra in this role. Demigra greets them nonchalantly, stating that it took them long enough to show up. Future Trunks, Old Kai, and the Toki Toki City Hero appear shortly after, but unlike the Future Warrior, they have no memory of the original timeline and fully accept Demigra’s authority.

Demigra explains that Tokitoki has gone missing, prompting Future Trunks to speculate that Demigra’s harsh treatment of the bird may be the cause. Old Kai remains skeptical, noting that Demigra still seems somewhat evil, though Demigra dismisses this with a laugh. Meanwhile, the Toki Toki City Hero, along with Future Trunks and Old Kai, believe Demigra is the rightful Supreme Kai of Time. As Demigra calls out for Tokitoki and converses with Old Kai, Fu suddenly appears, announcing his intent to absorb this altered history. Despite hints that he is still malevolent and controlling toward Tokitoki, Demigra ironically mirrors Chronoa’s role as the Time Patrol’s leader before the timeline is consumed.

In an alternate scenario, Demigra is summoned from a different timeline to aid Dabura in battle.

Powers and Statistics

Tier: High 3-A, Low 1-C after absorbing Tokitoki | Low 1-C | Low 1-C | Low 1-C | Low 1-C

Key: Wizard | Dark Demon Realm/Dark Empire Saga Saga | Dark King Mechikabura Saga | Universe Creation Saga | Ultra God Mission

Powers and Abilities:

Resistance to:

|-|Tokitoki Absorbed= All previous abilities astronomically enhanced plus:

  • Time Bird Physiology (After absorbing Tokitoki, his power elevated to the same level as his future Demon God self)

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Attack Potency: High Universe level (Fought Chronoa as an ordinary Kai who in turn is comparable to Toeiverse Shin), Low Complex Multiverse level after absorbing Tokitoki (Absorbed[3] Tokitoki and gained his power, became comparable to his future self's Demon God state) | Low Complex Multiverse level (As a Demon God, Demigra was comparable to his past self who had absorbed Tokitoki's power, comparable to Time Patrollers and Dark Dragon Ball Warriors. Can further increase his power by transforming into his True Form and Transcended Form. Fought the Time Patrol on multiple occasions) | Low Complex Multiverse level (Stronger than before) | Low Complex Multiverse level (Stronger than before, scales above Demon Goddess Robelu and Dark Factor-enhanced Towa) | Low Complex Multiverse level (Far stronger than before. Absorbed the Dark Factor and became the new Dark King, thus making him superior to the previous Dark Kings. Overpowered Time Power Unleashed Agios. Is stated to be the "deadliest enemy[26]" in his Full Power state, making him superior to Fu who had the power of the Universe Tree. Became even stronger with his Time Power Unleashed state and was going to erase everything in the multiverse with his Chaotic Gigantes energy blast[29])

Speed: Infinite (Far superior to Base Goku, who traveled across the infinite afterlife during the Otherworld Tournament Saga), Immeasurable with Tokitoki absorbed (After absorbing Tokitoki, he became comparable to his Future Demon God self, allowing him to match the Time Patrol and base Chronoa) | Immeasurable (Comparable to other Demon Gods, Dark Dragon Ball Warriors, Time Patrollers and Chronoa. Faster with his transformations) | Immeasurable (Faster than before, with the Power of Light and Time Power, he matched Time Power Unleashed Mechikabura despite being in his base Demon God form) | Immeasurable (Faster than before, matched Dark King Fu) | Immeasurable (Faster than before, superior to Time Power Unleashed Agios. Can get faster with Full-Powered State and Time Power Unleashed state)

Lifting Strength: Unknown | Immeasurable (With his Light Chains, he is capable of restraining and pulling[12]Time Power Unleashed Mechikabura) | Immeasurable (Stronger than before, restrained Dark King Fu with the same Light Chains[12][13] he used before on Mechikabura) | Immeasurable (Stronger than before) | Immeasurable (Stronger than the previous Dark Kings)

Striking Strength: High Universe level, Low Complex Multiverse level after absorbing Tokitoki | Low Complex Multiverse level | Low Complex Multiverse level | Low Complex Multiverse level | Low Complex Multiverse level

Durability: High Universe level, Low Complex Multiverse level after absorbing Tokitoki | Low Complex Multiverse level | Low Complex Multiverse level | Low Complex Multiverse level | Low Complex Multiverse level

Stamina: Superhuman (Comparable to fighters like Chronoa) | Superhuman (Comparable to Time Patrollers and Demon Gods, constantly fighting throughout multiple battles. Abilities like Fiery Tyrant make it extremely hard to tire him out) | Superhuman | Superhuman (Comparable to Chronoa, Time Patrollers, Dark Dragon Ball Warriors and Demon Gods, constantly fighting throughout multiple battles) | Superhuman

Range: Standard Melee Range. Intergalactic with Ki Blasts & Attacks. Which become Low Complex Multiversal & Interdimensional with Ki Blasts & Attacks after absorbing Tokitoki. Higher with Time Power's abilities (Tokitoki is capable of reaching the Crack of Time, or affect the entire multiverse from it with his power) | Standard Melee Range. Extended Melee Range with his Staff. Low Complex Multiversal & Interdimensional with Ki Blasts & Attacks, Time Travel. Higher with Dark Ki's abilities (Like the other demons, Demigra is capable of reaching the Crack of Time,[30] a dimension outside the flow of time and the entire multiverse which even Gods like[31] Beerus, Zeno and special powerful beings like Super Shenron can't even reach[32]) | Same as before. Higher than baseline Low Complex Multiversal & Interdimensional with Time Power's abilities (Possesses Time Power like Chronoa, thus has the same range as her) | Same as before. Higher than baseline Low Complex Multiversal & Interdimensional with Time Power's abilities (Time Labyrinth is capable of sealing targets and realms outside the flow of time, banishing them to the Crack of Time) | Same as before. Higher than baseline Low Complex Multiversal & Interdimensional with Time Power's & Dark Factor's abilities (The Dark Factor can passively distort the Crack of Time)

Standard Equipment: None | His staff, Potara Earrings | Same as before, Time Scrolls (Ultra God Mission/Supreme Kai of Time Saga only. Can use the Time Scrolls to summon Dark Factor amped warriors or absorb their Time Power to transform into his Time Power Unleashed state)

  • Optional Equipment: Keysword (Dark King Mechikabura Saga onward)

Intelligence: Extraordinary Genius (Comparable to Chronoa [Heroes] & Towa [Heroes] and has millennia worth of knowledge regarding everything across the multiverse. Said to have access to magic that "transcends human knowledge".[33] A good strategist, leader and a fast learner, learned the Time Power all by himself)

Weaknesses: None notable

Attacks and Techniques

  • Soul Flame – A technique used by Wizard Demigra in Dragon Ball Heroes.
  • Warp – An evasive skill used by Demigra in Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2.
  • Demigra's Mirage – Creates a solid mirage of himself infused with a portion of his power, allowing him to interact with the world even while trapped in the Crack of Time.
  • Majin Emblem – Imprints a sigil on the target’s palm that eventually explodes unless removed.
  • Dark Magic – A powerful sorcery that enables Demigra to enhance beings into Villainous Mode, manipulate them, or alter their forms.
  • Demigra's Wormhole – Magic-generated wormholes that can target specific eras, infect individuals with Dark Magic, and persist autonomously even after Demigra’s death.
  • Time Travel – Grants Demigra the ability to transport himself and others through time.
  • Energy Boil – A defensive technique where Final Demigra surrounds himself in an energy sphere, teleports, and gathers Ki.
  • Instant Transmission – Allows Demigra to teleport instantly. Ironically, during the Xenoverse incident, he was unaware that Instant Transmission could be used to escape the Crack of Time, where he had been imprisoned for 75 million years.
  • Rage Saucer – A rapid assault where Demigra teleports between multiple opponents, striking each one successively.
  • Energy Cannon – Summons three small black energy spheres that fire projectiles at the enemy. The attack concludes with three larger, auto-targeting projectiles that pursue the opponent.
  • Time Shackles – Traps the opponent in a void before violently launching them outward.
  • Tricky Strike – A multi-variant teleporting attack:
    • Teleporting Uppercut – Warps in and delivers a powerful uppercut.
    • Teleporting Punch – Warps forward and strikes with an explosive punch.
    • Boiling Breath – Teleports near the enemy and exhales a damaging blue energy cloud.
  • Bloody Sauce – Fires five scattered energy blasts that slow the target on impact.
  • Boiling Ball – Demigra transforms into three spinning dark energy spheres that target and strike the enemy. While in this form, he cannot be locked onto, but if hit, he becomes temporarily stunned.
  • Power Smack – Strikes the opponent with both hands, knocking them away.
  • Teleport – A defensive teleportation technique used frequently by CPU-controlled Final Demigra. Unlike Tricky Strike, this does not include a follow-up attack.
  • Seasoning Arrow – Summons a barrage of energy arrows that explode on impact. In cutscenes, Demigra conjures red energy replicas of his staff, pinning opponents to the ground with a force field. Featured in Dragon Ball Heroes and Dragon Ball Z: Dokkan Battle.
  • Transformation – Enables Demigra to ascend into a stronger form known as Final Demigra.
  • Energy Jet – Demigra’s ultimate attack in his base form. He creates a massive energy ball that relentlessly pursues the target before detonating.
  • Boiling Burg – Final Demigra’s ultimate attack, summoning dark energy pillars that chase and strike the opponent. While performing this move, he cannot be locked onto, rendering lock-on-dependent attacks useless.
  • Candy Beam – Transforms Tokitoki into candy to consume him and absorb the power of space and time.
  • Boiling Fist – A technique where Demigra envelops himself in an energy aura and charges forward, striking with a devastating punch. Featured in Dragon Ball Heroes and as Makyouka Demigra’s Super Attack in Dokkan Battle.
  • Chaotic Fist – A stronger version of Boiling Fist, used by Dark King Demigra during the Supreme Kai of Time Saga in Dragon Ball Heroes.
  • Lightning Distortion – Creates a vortex of temporal energy that releases dark lightning upon the opponent. Used in the Dark King Mechikabura Saga and Universe Creation Saga.
  • Chaotic Erase – A Super Attack used by Dark King Demigra in Dragon Ball Heroes.
  • God Meteor – A card ability in Dragon Ball Heroes, summoning a massive meteor to crash onto the battlefield.
  • Undo Manipulation Sorcery – A magic ability granted by a wish to Dark Shenron, allowing Demigra to undo Mechikabura’s brainwashing magic when close to the target.
  • Power of Light – Also granted by Dark Shenron, this ability lets Demigra harness the power of light—something demons like Mechikabura are weak against. He manifests this energy as chains capable of binding opponents.
  • Time Labyrinth – A technique used during the Universe Creation Saga to seal Fu outside the flow of time.
  • Dark Reflect – Demigra absorbs an opponent’s attack into an energy sphere and redirects it back at them.
  • Dark Factor Liberation – Utilizes the Dark Factor to deflect an opponent’s attack.
  • Dark Factor: Enhance – Concentrates Dark Factor energy on a specific area of his body, allowing him to endure attacks from significantly stronger opponents.
  • Chaotic Gigantes – Raises his hand to gather energy, forming a massive purple energy sphere before launching it at the target.

Trivia

  • Interestingly, despite not being a playable character in Xenoverse, Demigra has special battle quotes with certain characters, suggesting he may have originally been intended as a playable character. This is similar to Final Form Mira in Xenoverse 2, who also has special quotes despite being unplayable in the base game.
  • However, after an update in Xenoverse 2, Demon God Demigra and Final Form Mira became playable in Crystal Raid Mode and Training Mode once unlocked by giving special gifts to Fu.
  • Like Mechikabura, Demigra may represent an evil counterpart to the Glind (a being akin to the Supreme Kais). Early concept artwork depicts him wearing Supreme Kai-style attire, and his ultimate goal is to take Chronoa's position as Supreme Kai of Time.
  • In the Infinite History Saga, an alternate timeline created by Fu shows a version of Demigra who successfully becomes the Supreme Kai of Time instead of Chronoa.
  • Before his banishment, Demigra served as Chronoa’s assistant in raising Tokitoki. However, after betraying her, he was exiled to what eventually became the Demon Realm, which he co-founded alongside Mechikabura, who later took the title of Dark King.

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References

  1. ↑ Jump up to: 1.0 1.1 V-Jump May 2016
  2. ↑ DBS Manga Chapter 43
  3. ↑ Jump up to: 3.0 3.1 3.2 3.3 3.4 3.5 3.6 3.7 DBH Arcade God Mission 7
  4. ↑ Jump up to: 4.0 4.1 4.2 4.3 4.4 4.5 4.6 DBH Arcade God Mission Card Abilities
  5. ↑ Dragon Ball Super: Broly Movie
  6. ↑ Dragon Ball Super: Broly Novel
  7. ↑ DBH Arcade God Mission 8
  8. ↑ SDBH Dark Demon Realm Mission Manga Chapter 9
  9. ↑ Jump up to: 9.0 9.1 9.2 Super Dragon Ball Heroes Arcade Card Abilities
  10. ↑ DBH Arcade God Mission 9
  11. ↑ Jump up to: 11.0 11.1 11.2 11.3 11.4 11.5 11.6 11.7 11.8 11.9 SDBH Universe Mission Arcade Card Abilities
  12. ↑ Jump up to: 12.0 12.1 12.2 SDBH Dark Demon Realm Mission Manga Chapter 17
  13. ↑ Jump up to: 13.0 13.1 13.2 SDBH Big Bang Mission Manga Chapter 6
  14. ↑ SDBH Arcade Universe Mission 10
  15. ↑ SDBH Arcade Universe Mission 4
  16. ↑ Jump up to: 16.0 16.1 SDBH Ultra God Mission Manga Chapter 10
  17. ↑ Jump up to: 17.0 17.1 17.2 SDBH Ultra God Mission Manga Chapter 11
  18. ↑ SDBH Arcade Universe Mission 3
  19. ↑ SDBH Promotional Anime Dark Demon Realm Special Episode: Decisive Battle! Time Patrol vs. The Dark King (Dark Demon Realm Arc Backstory)
  20. ↑ Jump up to: 20.0 20.1 20.2 SDBH Ultra God Mission Arcade Card Abilities
  21. ↑ Jump up to: 21.0 21.1 SDBH Arcade Ultra God Mission 8
  22. ↑ SDBH Big Bang Mission Manga Chapter 5
  23. ↑ SDBH Promotional Anime UGM Episode 6
  24. ↑ Jump up to: 24.0 24.1 SDBH UGM Promotional Anime Episode 9
  25. ↑ SDBH Arcade Ultra God Mission Carddass Advertisement
  26. ↑ Jump up to: 26.0 26.1 SDBH Ultra God Mission Manga Chapter 17
  27. ↑ SDBH UGM Promotional Anime Episode 10
  28. ↑ SDBH Arcade Ultra God Mission 9
  29. ↑ SDBH Ultra God Mission 9 PV
  30. ↑ SDBH Big Bang Mission Manga Chapter 13
  31. ↑ SDBH Arcade Big Bang Mission 4
  32. ↑ SDBH BBM Promotional Anime Episode 16
  33. ↑ V-Jump June 2016
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