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Auta Magetta
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Auta Magetta

Character

Auta Magetta is a Metalman from Universe 6 who competes in both the Universe 6 vs. Universe 7 tournament and the Tournament of Power. His body is made entirely of metal, giving him extraordinary durability.

Race: Metalman
Gender: Male
Status: Deceased (Erased, later restored)

Allegiances

Team Universe 6
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Battles and Abilities

Auta Magetta first enters the spotlight as one of the five fighters representing Universe 6 in the tournament organized by Champa and Beerus. His metallic body grants him incredible defensive strength, and he can generate extreme heat, spewing lava from his body during combat.

During his match against Vegeta, Magetta proves to be a surprisingly tough opponent. His heavy metal frame makes him nearly impossible to knock around, and his lava attacks force Vegeta to fight at a distance. However, Vegeta discovers a critical weakness: Magetta is emotionally fragile. When Vegeta insults him, calling him a piece of junk, Magetta becomes so upset that he loses the will to fight, allowing Vegeta to win.

Magetta returns for the Tournament of Power as part of the expanded Universe 6 roster. He teams up with Botamo in a clever pairing where Botamo sits on his shoulders, covering for his emotional vulnerability while benefiting from Magetta's physical resilience. Despite this creative strategy, both are eventually eliminated.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Auta Magetta in Dragon Ball?

Auta Magetta is a Metalman from Universe 6 who competes in both the Universe 6 vs. Universe 7 tournament and the Tournament of Power. His body is made entirely of metal, giving him extraordinary durability. He can also generate extreme heat, spewing lava from his body during combat.

How did Vegeta beat Auta Magetta?

Vegeta discovered Magetta's critical weakness: he is emotionally fragile. When Vegeta insulted him by calling him a piece of junk, Magetta became so upset that he lost the will to fight, allowing Vegeta to win. His heavy metal frame was nearly impossible to knock around through force alone.

What is Auta Magetta's power level?

His power level is not stated in canon, but his combat profile centers on extreme durability and offense. His metallic body grants incredible defensive strength, and his lava attacks force opponents to fight at a distance. Against Vegeta he proved physically tough enough that only psychological tactics worked.

What universe is Auta Magetta from?

Auta Magetta is from Universe 6. He represents the universe in the tournament organized by Champa and Beerus, and returns as part of the expanded Universe 6 roster for the Tournament of Power.

How was Auta Magetta eliminated from the Tournament of Power?

In the Tournament of Power, Magetta teamed up with Botamo in a creative pairing where Botamo sat on his shoulders to cover for his emotional vulnerability while benefiting from Magetta's physical resilience. Despite this strategy, both fighters were eventually eliminated.

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