In Dragon Ball Xenoverse, Time Breakers Towa and Mira travel through time to seek warriors with powerful Kili and steal their energy and plan to use the accumulated stolen energy to break the seal on Demon Realm.

The kiri (キリ; FUNimation "kili") is a unit of measurement used to measure energy used by the Babidi's Forces. It is measured by Energy Meters and different from the unit measured on Scouters, which each kiri equals to 50,000 battle power. [1] The term is an anagram of riki (力), the Japanese word for "strength."

2014年10月23日 · In Dragon Ball: Xenoverse, Towa aims to collect Kilis. Now, am I the only one who finds this super interesting? If Goku was only regular SSJ1 against Yakon and was 3000 Kili, then that means his Base form in Buu saga was only 60 Kili. Which translates into 3,000,000 battle power. Which is exactly what he was before he turned SSJ1 against Frieza.

Un kiri (キリ, kiri¿?) es una unidad de medida usada sólo por Bobbidi y sus secuaces dentro de la serie del anime y manga. En los videojuegos, también es usado por los miembros de los Destructores de la Historia.

2010年8月15日 · You can deal the proportion as a very rounded value, like 1 Kiri = 1.000.000 "Scouter units". This would put the SSJFP transformation increasing 20 times the SSJ power which makes sense. It would also put Yakon at 800 million.

2009年4月22日 · During the Majin Boo Saga, Babidi measures Super Saiyan Goku's power in kiri. How does kiri relate to power levels? It seems to have the system of determining a person's battle strength by using numbers, but the levels seem to be measured in …

2019年5月22日 · According to the Super Exciting Guide, 1 kiri would be equal to 50,000 battle power units, but this is considered erroneous as it'd mean that Goku, when transforming into a Super Saiyan to fight Yakon, was only at a battle power of 150 million (he was at 3,000 kiri), which was his Freeza arc Super Saiyan battle power.

the power level (PL) required to destroy an " average " planet or two in Dragon Ball is about 200-300 kili or kiri as it's called in japanese. The term "kili" (or "kiri" in Japanese, since...

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2016年12月7日 · A device developed by Babidi that measures pure energy. Only the new models can measure readings that surpass 3,000 kiri.