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	\| image = [[File:Hakai.png\|300px\|Destruction]]		\| image = [[File:Hakai.png\|300px\|Destruction]]
	\| caption = [[Beerus]] uses the power of Destruction on [[Zamasu]].		\| caption = [[Beerus]] uses the power of Destruction on [[Zamasu]].
	\| eng_name = Hakai (Funimation dub)<br>Destruct (Funimation subs)<br>Destruction (Viz)		\| eng_name = Hakai (Funimation dub)<br>Destruct (Funimation subs)<br>Destroy (Toei subs)<br>Destruction (Viz)
	\| manga_debut = [[Dragon Ball Chapter 19]] (technique)		\| manga_debut = [[Dragon Ball Chapter 19]] (technique)
	\| anime_debut = [[Dragon Ball Super Episode 59]] (technique)		\| anime_debut = [[Dragon Ball Super Episode 59]] (technique)
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	'''Destruction''' (破壊 ''hakai'') is a power associated with the [[Gods of Destruction]] (破壊神 ''hakaishin''). It exists to balance the power of [[Creation]] used by the [[Kaiō]] and [[Kaiōshin]], among others.<ref name="ep4">{{Cite episode\|Series=Super\|Eps=4}}</ref> When someone is killed with the power of Destruction, they are destroyed completely and their soul does not pass to the [[afterlife]].<ref name="ep95">{{Cite episode\|Series=Super\|Eps=95}}</ref>		'''Destruction''' (破壊 ''hakai'') is a power associated with the [[Gods of Destruction]] (破壊神 ''hakaishin''). It exists to balance the power of [[Creation]] used by the [[Kaiō]] and [[Kaiōshin]], among others.<ref name="ep4">{{Cite episode\|Series=Super\|Eps=4}}</ref> When someone is killed with the power of Destruction, they are destroyed completely and their soul does not pass to the [[afterlife]].<ref name="ep95">{{Cite episode\|Series=Super\|Eps=95}}</ref>

	The word "''hakai''" (often left untranslated) is spoken as an incantation when a very specific Destruction technique is used. The user holds up one hand, palm facing the person or place that is to be destroyed, and says "~~''hakai''~~", and then the target breaks up into evaporating particles. There is no energy ball or beam; the technique lands similarly to a shockwave. This technique is used in the anime by [[Beerus]], the God of Destruction of [[Universe 7]],<ref name="ep59">{{Cite episode\|Series=Super\|Eps=59}}</ref> and [[Sidra]], the God of Destruction of [[Universe 9]].<ref name="ep91">{{Cite episode\|Series=Super\|Eps=91}}</ref> In the manga, the technique is used by Beerus,<ref name="chp19">{{Cite manga\|Series=Super\|Chp=19}}</ref> [[Son Goku]] (the only [[mortal]] to use this specialized technique),<ref name="chp25">{{Cite manga\|Series=Super\|Chp=25}}</ref> and [[Vermoud]], the God of Destruction of [[Universe 11]].<ref name="chp28">{{Cite manga\|Series=Super\|Chp=28}}</ref>		The word "''hakai''" (often left untranslated) is spoken as an incantation when a very specific Destruction technique is used. The user holds up one hand, palm facing the person or place that is to be destroyed, and says "Destruction", and then the target breaks up into evaporating particles. There is no energy ball or beam; the technique lands similarly to a shockwave. This technique is used in the anime by [[Beerus]], the God of Destruction of [[Universe 7]],<ref name="ep59">{{Cite episode\|Series=Super\|Eps=59}}</ref> and [[Sidra]], the God of Destruction of [[Universe 9]].<ref name="ep91">{{Cite episode\|Series=Super\|Eps=91}}</ref> In the manga, the technique is used by Beerus,<ref name="chp19">{{Cite manga\|Series=Super\|Chp=19}}</ref> [[Son Goku]] (the only [[mortal]] to use this specialized technique),<ref name="chp25">{{Cite manga\|Series=Super\|Chp=25}}</ref> and [[Vermoud]], the God of Destruction of [[Universe 11]].<ref name="chp28">{{Cite manga\|Series=Super\|Chp=28}}</ref>

	The incantation is also used when [[Toppo]] fights with balls of "Destruction energy" (破壊のエネルギー ''hakai no enerugii'')<ref name="ep95"/> in episodes [[Dragon Ball Super Episode 125\|125]] and [[Dragon Ball Super Episode 126\|126]], though a successful Destruction of any of his opponents would have disqualified him from the [[Tournament of Power]]. These balls of Destruction energy are introduced when [[Sidra]], the [[God of Destruction]] of [[Universe 9]], gives one to an assassin to kill [[Freeza]], as seen in the assassin's flashback in [[Dragon Ball Super Episode 95\|episode 95]].		The incantation is also used when [[Toppo]] fights with balls of "Destruction energy" (破壊のエネルギー ''hakai no enerugii'')<ref name="ep95"/> in episodes [[Dragon Ball Super Episode 125\|125]] and [[Dragon Ball Super Episode 126\|126]], though a successful Destruction of any of his opponents would have disqualified him from the [[Tournament of Power]]. These balls of Destruction energy are introduced when [[Sidra]], the [[God of Destruction]] of [[Universe 9]], gives one to an assassin to kill [[Freeza]], as seen in the assassin's flashback in [[Dragon Ball Super Episode 95\|episode 95]].
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	==Name==		==Name==
	The term "''hakai''" (破壊) is the mundane Japanese word for "destruction". Even the term "''hakaishin''" (破壊神) is an established word in Japanese, sometimes used to describe real-world [https://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:破壊神 mythological figures]. However, when the term "''hakai''" is used as an incantation in the specialized Destruction technique, it is sometimes left untranslated. For example, it is not translated in the [[Funimation]] English dub, the Latin American and European Spanish dubs, the Brazilian Portuguese ~~dub, and the Hindi~~ dub, while the term is translated in the European Portuguese dub (''destruição''), the French dub (''destruction''), the Italian dub (''distruzione''), the German dub (''Zerstörung''), the Polish dub (''zniszczenie''), and the Korean dub (파괴 ''pagoe'').		The term "''hakai''" (破壊) is the mundane Japanese word for "destruction". Even the term "''hakaishin''" (破壊神) is an established word in Japanese, sometimes used to describe real-world [https://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:破壊神 mythological figures]. However, when the term "''hakai''" is used as an incantation in the specialized Destruction technique, it is sometimes left untranslated. For example, it is not translated in the [[Funimation]] English dub, the Latin American and European Spanish dubs, and the Brazilian Portuguese dub, while the term is translated in the European Portuguese dub (''destruição''), the French dub (''destruction''), the Italian dub (''distruzione''), the German dub (''Zerstörung''), the Polish dub (''zniszczenie''), and the Korean dub (파괴 ''pagoe'').

			The [[Toei Animation]] English simulcast subtitles use "Destroy" in [[Dragon Ball Super Episode 59]], an imperative verb in place of a noun. For the [[Viz]] English translation of [[Dragon Ball Super Chapter 19]], [[Toshikazu Aizawa]] also tries an imperative verb: "Begone!!" In [[Dragon Ball Super Chapter 25\|chapter 25]], when [[Goku]] uses the technique, Aizawa uses "Destruction", perhaps because Goku spells it out just before he uses it: this is the same technique [[Beerus]] used on the [[Zamasu]] of his world. For Funimation's English subtitles, [[Steven J. Simmons]] uses yet another imperative verb: "Destruct". Toei and Simmons continue to use "Destroy" and "Destruct" respectively throughout episodes [[Dragon Ball Super Episode 125\|125]] and [[Dragon Ball Super Episode 126\|126]], when [[Toppo]] uses the incantation frequently. The Funimation dub continues to use "''hakai''". Toppo does not use the incantation in the manga, nor does [[Vermoud]] when he uses the specialized technique in [[Dragon Ball Super Chapter 28\|chapter 28]].

			For [[Sidra]]'s ''hakai no enerugii'' (破壊のエネルギー) in [[Dragon Ball Super Episode 95\|episode 95]], Simmons uses "destruction energy", while Toei makes it into a proper noun: "Energy of Destruction". The Funimation dub also uses "Energy of Destruction". This plot point is unique to the anime, as is the entire concept of Destruction Energy; ''hakai'' only exists as a mundane word or descriptor, or as a specialized technique that even Goku can use.

	==Usage==		==Usage==

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	==Usage==		==Usage==
	===General===		===General===
	In [[Dragon Ball Super Episode 1]], [[Beerus]] taps a table in the same way that he tapped the egg in ''[[Dragon Ball Z: Battle of Gods]]''. A purple ripple spreads from the impact point, and this causes half of the planet to explode. In [[Dragon Ball Super Episode 2\|episode 2]], by contrast, he drops a tiny ball of light onto another planet; it sinks below the surface and destroys the entire planet in what appears to be a traditional fashion (similar to how [[Freeza]] destroyed [[Namek]] and [[Earth]]). It is possible that the first planet was halved with Destruction, and that the second planet was destroyed conventionally, allowing the souls to pass into the [[afterlife]], but nothing of the sort is explicitly implied.		[[File:DBS-ep2-Beerus.png\|thumb\|250px\|[[Beerus]] destroys a planet in [[Dragon Ball Super Episode 2]].]]
			In [[Dragon Ball Super Episode 1]], [[Beerus]] taps a table in the same way that he tapped the egg in ''[[Dragon Ball Z: Battle of Gods]]''. A purple ripple spreads from the impact point, and this causes half of the planet to explode. In [[Dragon Ball Super Episode 2\|episode 2]], by contrast, he drops a tiny ball of white light onto another planet; it sinks below the surface and destroys the entire planet in what appears to be a traditional fashion (similar to how [[Freeza]] destroyed [[Namek]] and [[Earth]]). It is possible that the first planet was halved with Destruction, and that the second planet was destroyed conventionally, allowing the souls to pass into the [[afterlife]], but nothing of the sort is explicitly implied.
			<gallery mode="packed" widths="200px">
			File:DBS-ep1-Hakai-1.png\|[[Dragon Ball Super Episode 1\|Episode 1]]
			File:DBS-ep1-Hakai-2.png\|[[Dragon Ball Super Episode 1\|Episode 1]]
			File:DBS-ep1-Hakai-3.png\|[[Dragon Ball Super Episode 1\|Episode 1]]
			</gallery>
	===Special Technique===		===Special Technique===
	===Destruction Energy===		===Destruction Energy===

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	==Name==		==Name==
	The term "''hakai''" (破壊) is the mundane Japanese word for "destruction". Even the term "''hakaishin''" (破壊神) is an established word in Japanese, sometimes used to describe real-world [https://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:破壊神 mythological figures]. However, when the term "''hakai''" is used as an incantation in the specialized Destruction technique, it is sometimes left untranslated. For example, it is not translated in the [[Funimation]] English dub, the Latin American and European Spanish dubs, the Brazilian Portuguese dub, and the Hindi dub, while the term is translated in the ~~Korean~~ dub (파괴 ''~~pagoe~~''), the French dub (''destruction''), the Italian dub (''distruzione''), the German dub (''Zerstörung''), ~~and~~ the Polish dub (''zniszczenie'').		The term "''hakai''" (破壊) is the mundane Japanese word for "destruction". Even the term "''hakaishin''" (破壊神) is an established word in Japanese, sometimes used to describe real-world [https://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:破壊神 mythological figures]. However, when the term "''hakai''" is used as an incantation in the specialized Destruction technique, it is sometimes left untranslated. For example, it is not translated in the [[Funimation]] English dub, the Latin American and European Spanish dubs, the Brazilian Portuguese dub, and the Hindi dub, while the term is translated in the European Portuguese dub (''destruição''), the French dub (''destruction''), the Italian dub (''distruzione''), the German dub (''Zerstörung''), the Polish dub (''zniszczenie''), and the Korean dub (파괴 ''pagoe'').

	==Usage==		==Usage==

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	==Name==		==Name==
	The term "''hakai''" (破壊) is the mundane Japanese word for "destruction". Even the term "''hakaishin''" (破壊神) is an established word in Japanese, sometimes used to describe real-world [https://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:破壊神 mythological figures]. However, when the term "''hakai''" is used as an incantation in the specialized Destruction technique, it is sometimes left untranslated. For example, it is not translated in the [[Funimation]] English dub, the Latin American and European Spanish dubs, the Brazilian Portuguese dub, and the Hindi dub, while the term is translated in the Korean dub (파괴 ''pagoe''), the French dub (''destruction''), the Italian dub (''distruzione''), and the Polish dub (''zniszczenie'').		The term "''hakai''" (破壊) is the mundane Japanese word for "destruction". Even the term "''hakaishin''" (破壊神) is an established word in Japanese, sometimes used to describe real-world [https://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:破壊神 mythological figures]. However, when the term "''hakai''" is used as an incantation in the specialized Destruction technique, it is sometimes left untranslated. For example, it is not translated in the [[Funimation]] English dub, the Latin American and European Spanish dubs, the Brazilian Portuguese dub, and the Hindi dub, while the term is translated in the Korean dub (파괴 ''pagoe''), the French dub (''destruction''), the Italian dub (''distruzione''), the German dub (''Zerstörung''), and the Polish dub (''zniszczenie'').

	==Usage==		==Usage==

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	==Name==		==Name==
	The term "''hakai''" (破壊) is the mundane Japanese word for "destruction". Even the term "''hakaishin''" (破壊神) is an established word in Japanese, sometimes used to describe real-world [https://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:破壊神 mythological figures]. However, when the term "''hakai''" is used as an incantation in the specialized Destruction technique, it is sometimes left untranslated. For example, it is not translated in the [[Funimation]] English dub, the Latin American and European Spanish dubs, the Brazilian Portuguese dub, and the Hindi dub, while the term is translated in the Korean dub (파괴 ''pagoe''), the French dub (''destruction''), and the Polish dub (''zniszczenie'').		The term "''hakai''" (破壊) is the mundane Japanese word for "destruction". Even the term "''hakaishin''" (破壊神) is an established word in Japanese, sometimes used to describe real-world [https://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:破壊神 mythological figures]. However, when the term "''hakai''" is used as an incantation in the specialized Destruction technique, it is sometimes left untranslated. For example, it is not translated in the [[Funimation]] English dub, the Latin American and European Spanish dubs, the Brazilian Portuguese dub, and the Hindi dub, while the term is translated in the Korean dub (파괴 ''pagoe''), the French dub (''destruction''), the Italian dub (''distruzione''), and the Polish dub (''zniszczenie'').

	==Usage==		==Usage==

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	==Name==		==Name==
	The term "''hakai''" (破壊) is the mundane Japanese word for "destruction". Even the term "''hakaishin''" (破壊神) is an established word in Japanese, sometimes used to describe real-world [https://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:破壊神 mythological figures]. However, when the term "''hakai''" is used as an incantation in the specialized Destruction technique, it is sometimes left untranslated. For example, the [[Funimation]] English dub, the Latin American and European Spanish dubs, the Brazilian Portuguese dub, and the Hindi dub ~~leave the term untranslated~~, while the term is translated in the Korean dub (파괴 ''pagoe'') ~~and~~ the French dub (''destruction'').		The term "''hakai''" (破壊) is the mundane Japanese word for "destruction". Even the term "''hakaishin''" (破壊神) is an established word in Japanese, sometimes used to describe real-world [https://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:破壊神 mythological figures]. However, when the term "''hakai''" is used as an incantation in the specialized Destruction technique, it is sometimes left untranslated. For example, it is not translated in the [[Funimation]] English dub, the Latin American and European Spanish dubs, the Brazilian Portuguese dub, and the Hindi dub, while the term is translated in the Korean dub (파괴 ''pagoe''), the French dub (''destruction''), and the Polish dub (''zniszczenie'').

	==Usage==		==Usage==

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	'''Destruction''' (破壊 ''hakai'') is a power associated with the [[Gods of Destruction]] (破壊神 ''hakaishin''). It exists to balance the power of [[Creation]] used by the [[Kaiō]] and [[Kaiōshin]], among others.<ref name="ep4">{{Cite episode\|Series=Super\|Eps=4}}</ref> When someone is killed with the power of Destruction, they are destroyed completely and their soul does not pass to the [[afterlife]].<ref name="ep95">{{Cite episode\|Series=Super\|Eps=95}}</ref>		'''Destruction''' (破壊 ''hakai'') is a power associated with the [[Gods of Destruction]] (破壊神 ''hakaishin''). It exists to balance the power of [[Creation]] used by the [[Kaiō]] and [[Kaiōshin]], among others.<ref name="ep4">{{Cite episode\|Series=Super\|Eps=4}}</ref> When someone is killed with the power of Destruction, they are destroyed completely and their soul does not pass to the [[afterlife]].<ref name="ep95">{{Cite episode\|Series=Super\|Eps=95}}</ref>

	The word "''hakai''" (often left untranslated) is spoken as an incantation when a very specific Destruction technique is used. The user holds up one hand, palm facing the person or place that is to be destroyed~~. The user~~ says "''hakai''", and then the target breaks up into evaporating particles. There is no energy ball or beam; the technique lands similarly to a shockwave. This technique is used in the anime by [[Beerus]], the God of Destruction of [[Universe 7]],<ref name="ep59">{{Cite episode\|Series=Super\|Eps=59}}</ref> and [[Sidra]], the God of Destruction of [[Universe 9]].<ref name="ep91">{{Cite episode\|Series=Super\|Eps=91}}</ref> In the manga, the technique is used by Beerus,<ref name="chp19">{{Cite manga\|Series=Super\|Chp=19}}</ref> [[Son Goku]] (the only [[mortal]] to use ~~the~~ technique),<ref name="chp25">{{Cite manga\|Series=Super\|Chp=25}}</ref> and [[Vermoud]], the God of Destruction of [[Universe 11]].<ref name="chp28">{{Cite manga\|Series=Super\|Chp=28}}</ref>		The word "''hakai''" (often left untranslated) is spoken as an incantation when a very specific Destruction technique is used. The user holds up one hand, palm facing the person or place that is to be destroyed, and says "''hakai''", and then the target breaks up into evaporating particles. There is no energy ball or beam; the technique lands similarly to a shockwave. This technique is used in the anime by [[Beerus]], the God of Destruction of [[Universe 7]],<ref name="ep59">{{Cite episode\|Series=Super\|Eps=59}}</ref> and [[Sidra]], the God of Destruction of [[Universe 9]].<ref name="ep91">{{Cite episode\|Series=Super\|Eps=91}}</ref> In the manga, the technique is used by Beerus,<ref name="chp19">{{Cite manga\|Series=Super\|Chp=19}}</ref> [[Son Goku]] (the only [[mortal]] to use this specialized technique),<ref name="chp25">{{Cite manga\|Series=Super\|Chp=25}}</ref> and [[Vermoud]], the God of Destruction of [[Universe 11]].<ref name="chp28">{{Cite manga\|Series=Super\|Chp=28}}</ref>

	The incantation is also used when [[Toppo]] fights with balls of "Destruction energy" (破壊のエネルギー ''hakai no enerugii'')<ref name="ep95"/> in episodes [[Dragon Ball Super Episode 125\|125]] and [[Dragon Ball Super Episode 126\|126]], though a successful Destruction of any of his opponents would have disqualified him from the [[Tournament of Power]]. These balls of Destruction energy are introduced when [[Sidra]], the [[God of Destruction]] of [[Universe 9]], gives one to an assassin to kill [[Freeza]], as seen in the assassin's flashback in [[Dragon Ball Super Episode 95\|episode 95]].		The incantation is also used when [[Toppo]] fights with balls of "Destruction energy" (破壊のエネルギー ''hakai no enerugii'')<ref name="ep95"/> in episodes [[Dragon Ball Super Episode 125\|125]] and [[Dragon Ball Super Episode 126\|126]], though a successful Destruction of any of his opponents would have disqualified him from the [[Tournament of Power]]. These balls of Destruction energy are introduced when [[Sidra]], the [[God of Destruction]] of [[Universe 9]], gives one to an assassin to kill [[Freeza]], as seen in the assassin's flashback in [[Dragon Ball Super Episode 95\|episode 95]].
	[[File:Hakai-Egg.png\|thumb\|325px\|[[Beerus]] uses the power of Destruction on an egg in ''[[Dragon Ball Z: Battle of Gods]]''.]]		[[File:Hakai-Egg.png\|thumb\|325px\|[[Beerus]] uses the power of Destruction on an egg in ''[[Dragon Ball Z: Battle of Gods]]''.]]
	It is implied that all of the Gods of Destruction possess this energy, but it is not always clear whether they are using it. In the ''[[Dragon Ball Super (anime)\|Dragon Ball Super]]'' anime, Destruction energy is associated with a purple aura. In some cases, the result of the attack is conclusive. For example, Beerus appears to use Destruction on an egg in ''[[Dragon Ball Z: Battle of Gods]]''; ~~the aura is purple and~~ the egg is reduced to dust.		It is implied that all of the Gods of Destruction possess this energy, but it is not always clear whether they are using it. In the ''[[Dragon Ball Super (anime)\|Dragon Ball Super]]'' anime, Destruction energy is associated with a purple aura. In some cases, the result of the attack is conclusive. For example, Beerus appears to use Destruction when he taps an egg in ''[[Dragon Ball Z: Battle of Gods]]''; the egg is reduced to dust and the impact ripples are purple.

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	==Usage==		==Usage==
			===General===
			In [[Dragon Ball Super Episode 1]], [[Beerus]] taps a table in the same way that he tapped the egg in ''[[Dragon Ball Z: Battle of Gods]]''. A purple ripple spreads from the impact point, and this causes half of the planet to explode. In [[Dragon Ball Super Episode 2\|episode 2]], by contrast, he drops a tiny ball of light onto another planet; it sinks below the surface and destroys the entire planet in what appears to be a traditional fashion (similar to how [[Freeza]] destroyed [[Namek]] and [[Earth]]). It is possible that the first planet was halved with Destruction, and that the second planet was destroyed conventionally, allowing the souls to pass into the [[afterlife]], but nothing of the sort is explicitly implied.
			===Special Technique===
			===Destruction Energy===

	==Notes==		==Notes==

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	'''Destruction''' (破壊 ''hakai'') is a power associated with the [[Gods of Destruction]] (破壊神 ''hakaishin''). It exists to balance the power of [[Creation]] used by the [[Kaiō]] and [[Kaiōshin]], among others.<ref name="ep4">{{Cite episode\|Series=Super\|Eps=4}}</ref> When someone is killed with the power of Destruction, they are destroyed completely and their soul does not pass to the [[afterlife]].<ref name="ep95">{{Cite episode\|Series=Super\|Eps=95}}</ref> It is implied that all of the Gods of Destruction possess this energy, but it is not always clear whether they are using it. In the ''[[Dragon Ball Super (anime)\|Dragon Ball Super]]'' anime, Destruction energy is associated with a purple aura.		'''Destruction''' (破壊 ''hakai'') is a power associated with the [[Gods of Destruction]] (破壊神 ''hakaishin''). It exists to balance the power of [[Creation]] used by the [[Kaiō]] and [[Kaiōshin]], among others.<ref name="ep4">{{Cite episode\|Series=Super\|Eps=4}}</ref> When someone is killed with the power of Destruction, they are destroyed completely and their soul does not pass to the [[afterlife]].<ref name="ep95">{{Cite episode\|Series=Super\|Eps=95}}</ref>

	The word "''hakai''" (often left untranslated) is spoken as an incantation when a very specific Destruction technique is used. The user holds up one hand, palm facing the person or place that is to be destroyed. The user says "''hakai''", and then the target breaks up into evaporating particles. There is no energy ball or beam; the technique lands similarly to a shockwave. This technique is used in the anime by [[Beerus]], the God of Destruction of [[Universe 7]],<ref name="ep59">{{Cite episode\|Series=Super\|Eps=59}}</ref> and [[Sidra]], the God of Destruction of [[Universe 9]].<ref name="ep91">{{Cite episode\|Series=Super\|Eps=91}}</ref> In the manga, the technique is used by Beerus,<ref name="chp19">{{Cite manga\|Series=Super\|Chp=19}}</ref> [[Son Goku]] (the only [[mortal]] to use the technique),<ref name="chp25">{{Cite manga\|Series=Super\|Chp=25}}</ref> and [[Vermoud]], the God of Destruction of [[Universe 11]].<ref name="chp28">{{Cite manga\|Series=Super\|Chp=28}}</ref>		The word "''hakai''" (often left untranslated) is spoken as an incantation when a very specific Destruction technique is used. The user holds up one hand, palm facing the person or place that is to be destroyed. The user says "''hakai''", and then the target breaks up into evaporating particles. There is no energy ball or beam; the technique lands similarly to a shockwave. This technique is used in the anime by [[Beerus]], the God of Destruction of [[Universe 7]],<ref name="ep59">{{Cite episode\|Series=Super\|Eps=59}}</ref> and [[Sidra]], the God of Destruction of [[Universe 9]].<ref name="ep91">{{Cite episode\|Series=Super\|Eps=91}}</ref> In the manga, the technique is used by Beerus,<ref name="chp19">{{Cite manga\|Series=Super\|Chp=19}}</ref> [[Son Goku]] (the only [[mortal]] to use the technique),<ref name="chp25">{{Cite manga\|Series=Super\|Chp=25}}</ref> and [[Vermoud]], the God of Destruction of [[Universe 11]].<ref name="chp28">{{Cite manga\|Series=Super\|Chp=28}}</ref>

	The incantation is also used when [[Toppo]] fights with balls of "Destruction energy" (破壊のエネルギー ''hakai no enerugii'')<ref name="ep95"/> in episodes [[Dragon Ball Super Episode 125\|125]] and [[Dragon Ball Super Episode 126\|126]], though a successful Destruction of any of his opponents would have disqualified him from the [[Tournament of Power]]. These balls of Destruction energy are introduced when [[Sidra]], the [[God of Destruction]] of [[Universe 9]], gives one to an assassin to kill [[Freeza]], as seen in the assassin's flashback in [[Dragon Ball Super Episode 95\|episode 95]].		The incantation is also used when [[Toppo]] fights with balls of "Destruction energy" (破壊のエネルギー ''hakai no enerugii'')<ref name="ep95"/> in episodes [[Dragon Ball Super Episode 125\|125]] and [[Dragon Ball Super Episode 126\|126]], though a successful Destruction of any of his opponents would have disqualified him from the [[Tournament of Power]]. These balls of Destruction energy are introduced when [[Sidra]], the [[God of Destruction]] of [[Universe 9]], gives one to an assassin to kill [[Freeza]], as seen in the assassin's flashback in [[Dragon Ball Super Episode 95\|episode 95]].
			[[File:Hakai-Egg.png\|thumb\|325px\|[[Beerus]] uses the power of Destruction on an egg in ''[[Dragon Ball Z: Battle of Gods]]''.]]
			It is implied that all of the Gods of Destruction possess this energy, but it is not always clear whether they are using it. In the ''[[Dragon Ball Super (anime)\|Dragon Ball Super]]'' anime, Destruction energy is associated with a purple aura. In some cases, the result of the attack is conclusive. For example, Beerus appears to use Destruction on an egg in ''[[Dragon Ball Z: Battle of Gods]]''; the aura is purple and the egg is reduced to dust.

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'''Destruction''' (破壊 ''hakai'') is a power associated with the [[Gods of Destruction]] (破壊神 ''hakaishin''). It exists to balance the power of [[Creation]] used by the [[Kaiō]] and [[Kaiōshin]], among others.<ref name="ep4">{{Cite episode|Series=Super|Eps=4}}</ref> When someone is killed with the power of Destruction, they are destroyed completely and their soul does not pass to the [[afterlife]].<ref name="ep95">{{Cite episode|Series=Super|Eps=95}}</ref> It is implied that all of the Gods of Destruction possess this energy, but it is not always clear whether they are using it. In the ''[[Dragon Ball Super (anime)|Dragon Ball Super]]'' anime, Destruction energy is associated with a purple aura.

The word "''hakai''" (often left untranslated) is spoken as an incantation when a very specific Destruction technique is used. The user holds up one hand, palm facing the person or place that is to be destroyed. The user says "''hakai''", and then the target breaks up into evaporating particles. There is no energy ball or beam; the technique lands similarly to a shockwave. This technique is used in the anime by [[Beerus]], the God of Destruction of [[Universe 7]],<ref name="ep59">{{Cite episode|Series=Super|Eps=59}}</ref> and [[Sidra]], the God of Destruction of [[Universe 9]].<ref name="ep91">{{Cite episode|Series=Super|Eps=91}}</ref> In the manga, the technique is used by Beerus,<ref name="chp19">{{Cite manga|Series=Super|Chp=19}}</ref> [[Son Goku]] (the only [[mortal]] to use the technique),<ref name="chp25">{{Cite manga|Series=Super|Chp=25}}</ref> and [[Vermoud]], the God of Destruction of [[Universe 11]].<ref name="chp28">{{Cite manga|Series=Super|Chp=28}}</ref>

The incantation is also used when [[Toppo]] fights with balls of "Destruction energy" (破壊のエネルギー ''hakai no enerugii'')<ref name="ep95"/> in episodes [[Dragon Ball Super Episode 125|125]] and [[Dragon Ball Super Episode 126|126]], though a successful Destruction of any of his opponents would have disqualified him from the [[Tournament of Power]]. These balls of Destruction energy are introduced when [[Sidra]], the [[God of Destruction]] of [[Universe 9]], gives one to an assassin to kill [[Freeza]], as seen in the assassin's flashback in [[Dragon Ball Super Episode 95|episode 95]].

==Name==
The term "''hakai''" (破壊) is the mundane Japanese word for "destruction". Even the term "''hakaishin''" (破壊神) is an established word in Japanese, sometimes used to describe real-world [https://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:破壊神 mythological figures]. However, when the term "''hakai''" is used as an incantation in the specialized Destruction technique, it is sometimes left untranslated. For example, the [[Funimation]] English dub, the Latin American and European Spanish dubs, the Brazilian Portuguese dub, and the Hindi dub leave the term untranslated, while the term is translated in the Korean dub (파괴 ''pagoe'') and the French dub (''destruction'').

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