What if the X-Men’s Solaris used one of the most famous Dragon Ball moves? The artist imagines how it would be

Dragon Ball and X-Men together in amazing fan art!

A very talented fan decided to combine two completely different universes: The Dragon ball as well as X-Men. How did he do it? bringing a mutant Solaris to the center of his art, while the same character performs the famous kamehameha, popularized by character Goku. Check out the amazing results!

O Solaris japanese character X-Menfirst inserted into the plot in 1970 per Roy Thomas as well as Don Heck in X-Men #64. Shiro Yoshidahis civilian name, was an enemy and ally of the Children of the Atom, who have a powerful ability use solar radiation to generate superheated plasma, fly and destroy enemies.

Painter Matty Z recreated him in a very unique way, making the hot mutant look like a character from Dragon Ballcapable of launching kamehameha, Goku’s classic attack. See below:

Solaris (image taken from Twitter)

Matty Z painted Solaris in classic clothes X-Men and imagined what he would be like if he adopted the aesthetics of punches Sayans, share the result on your twitter (@MattySzee). AT dragon ball, this move was the first energy-using move we saw in the manga, being one of the most famous when it comes to working Akira Toriyama.

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