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Omnificence Crystal

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A golden, sphere-shaped crystal that serves as the prototype of the Super Dragon Balls. It appears exclusively in Dragon Ball Legends and can grant unlimited wishes as long as it retains energy.

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Origins and Abilities

The Omnificence Crystal is a transparent golden sphere containing two smaller crystals that rotate in a yin-yang pattern within it. It was formed when Zahha united a blue crystal (housed within Shallot) and a red crystal (housed within Giblet) into a single object. The crystal constantly floats in the air, surrounded by a bright golden glow.

As the prototype of the Super Dragon Balls, the Omnificence Crystal shares their wish-granting ability but operates under different rules. Unlike conventional Dragon Balls, it does not require a recharge period between wishes. As long as the crystal retains sufficient energy, it can grant wish after wish without delay. It can also be detected by the Dragon Radar due to its connection to the Super Dragon Balls.

Zahha used the crystal extensively throughout Dragon Ball Legends, making wishes to nullify attacks, create energy barriers, erase memories, and eventually merge with the crystal itself to gain a powerful new form. Shallot and Giblet, as the original vessels for the crystal's component pieces, possessed a natural resistance to its effects and were the only ones capable of damaging it directly.

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