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((Goku Black / Zamasu (Future Trunks Saga), Beerus (God of Destruction…

- - - - (Fat, Super, and Kid versions)
  - - - (Eighter)
    - - (Fortuneteller Baba)
    - - &
    - - &
  - - - (Muten Roshi)
    - - (Hercule)
  - - - (Kakarot)
    - - (Kid)
  - - - (God of Destruction)
    - - (Angel)
    - - (Grand Zeno)
    - - (Supreme Kai)
    - - (North Kai)
- - - - Soaring Fist: An invisible kiai strike.
      - Unconscious Combat: Auto-dodging and countering.
      - Energy Avatar: Massive energy projection used against Moro.
- - - - Movie Posters: Used to pique interest and serve as the "cover" for a film’s marketing campaign.
        
        Teaser/Advance: Simple, mysterious designs released before the final trailer.
        
        Character Posters: Focus on individual members of a film's cast.
        
        Review Posters: Highlight critical acclaim and "star" ratings.
      - Event Posters: Act as modern-day town criers for local happenings.
      - Concert & Music Posters: Often use psychedelic aesthetics or bold typography to mirror the energy of the music.
      - Video Game Posters: Stylised art featuring key characters or settings from gaming worlds.
  - - - Designed to distill complex data into digestible visuals.
        
        Educational Posters: Classroom staples used for teaching topics like the periodic table, maps, or anatomy.
        
        Informational Posters: Clear, concise designs that share facts or instructions (e.g., "Wash Your Hands").
        
        Subject Posters: Dedicated to a single academic or niche interest.
        
        Infographic Posters: Use data visualization to explain statistics or complex processes.
      - Posters that aim to change minds or inspire action.
        
        Political Posters: Historically used for campaign rallies, propaganda, and shaping public opinion.
        
        Social Posters: Art with a conscience, addressing social issues like climate change or human rights.
        
        Campaign Posters: Used for internal company initiatives or local election drives.
        
        Inspirational/Affirmative Posters: Designed to motivate viewers with uplifting quotes and imagery.
      - 5. Specialty & Niche Styles
        
        Travel Posters: Often vintage-style illustrations that act as "ambassadors of wanderlust" for destinations.
        
        Blacklight Posters: Printed with fluorescent inks that glow under UV light.
        
        Lenticular Posters: Use special lenses to create 3D effects or images that change as you move.
        
        Art Exhibition Posters: Minimalist designs that let a single piece of artwork speak for the show.
      - 3. Educational & Informational Posters
      - 4. Social, Political & Motivational Posters