Beerus might be the destroyer everyone fears, but Dragon Ball Super has quietly built an entire cosmic ladder above him. Between angels, dragons, and gods who casually erase universes, the God of Destruction ends up looking almost ordinary.
This list breaks down five beings whose power dwarfs Beerus‘s own, ranked from the wish-granting dragon born of a mysterious god to the twin rulers who hold the entire multiverse in their small, twitchy hands. Here’s who actually sits above him, and why nobody’s arguing otherwise.
5. Super Shenron: The Wish-Granting Dragon With No Real Known Limits
The series’ strongest, Super Shenron, isn’t a fighter, but that’s the point. Summoned from seven orbs far bigger than any planet, made by the Dragon God Zalama, he grants any wish, with no restrictions attached. After the Tournament of Power, Android 17 asked him to undo Zeno’s erasure of entire universes, and he did it. Beerus can flatten planets with a flick of his hand, but he’s never reversed an Omni-King’s judgment. That’s a different tier. He lands at five because his ceiling is debated, but undoing a Zeno-level erasure puts him past Beerus.
4. Whis: The Angel Who Trains Beerus and Never Breaks a Sweat
Angels train Gods of Destruction: so Whis trains Beerus, and that alone says everything. As Universe 7’s Angel, he’s permanently locked into a state resembling Ultra Instinct, the technique Goku spent years chasing. Beerus admits Whis could beat him without trying, and every training arc backs it up; Whis dodges and teaches as if it costs him nothing. He doesn’t destroy planets for sport, but he’s shown enough restraint and speed to make his own student look slow. He ranks above Beerus because canon says so directly, though he still answers to beings higher on this list.
3. Grand Priest: The Angel Even Whis Refuses to Provoke or Challenge
Whis doesn’t scare easily, but even he tenses up around the Grand Priest. As father of all the Angels and attendant to the Omni-Kings, the Grand Priest is called one of the fastest and five strongest beings in the multiverse, a claim nobody challenges. Goku meets him once and instantly wants to fight him, purely off the pressure radiating off him. Whis himself warns Goku not to provoke him, treating him as a threat even Beerus should never test. He outranks Whis and Beerus both, since the one Whis defers to answers to someone higher.
2. Omni-King Zeno: The Childlike Ruler That Nobody Ever Dares Defy
Zeno doesn’t train or fight, and barely follows most battles, but none of that matters. As Omni-King, he rules all twelve universes and can erase any of them, everyone included, in the time it takes to blink. He’s wiped out six universes in one tantrum without lifting a finger, something no God of Destruction comes close to. Even the Grand Priest answers to him. Power isn’t about combat skill here; it’s about standing above the concept of a fight. He ranks above the Grand Priest because erasure beats trained strength.
1. Future Zeno: The Second Omni-King Who Shares the Throne Equally
Future Zeno rules jointly with his present counterpart, and the show treats their power as identical, not competing. What sets him apart is what he did with it: when Zamasu’s immortal, universe-consuming form threatened existence, Future Zeno erased the entire timeline himself, Zamasu included, without hesitation. That decision reshaped the story’s rulebook, and no other being here has faced a call that heavy. He’s every bit as absolute as his counterpart. He takes the top spot because his defining moment carried the highest stakes of anyone here, present Zeno included.
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