Moro, the ancient planet-eating sorcerer from Dragon Ball Super’s Galactic Patrol Prisoner arc, commands attention through a masterfully curated color palette. His design anchors on the deep #2E1B4D Valhalla violet of his flowing robe, offset by the unsettling #C9B8D6 Lavender Gray skin and the aged #F0E8DA Ecru White of his long hair and beard. These five carefully chosen HEX codes work together to communicate millennia of dark magical authority, predatory intelligence, and otherworldly menace. For UI and graphic designers searching for villain-inspired color codes, Moro’s palette offers a rich reference for building hierarchical, high-contrast visual systems.
Moro Dragon Ball Color Codes: HEX, RGB, CMYK
| Preview | Color Name | HEX | RGB | CMYK |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Valhalla | #2E1B4D | 46, 27, 77 | 40, 65, 0, 70 | |
| Lavender Gray | #C9B8D6 | 201, 184, 214 | 6, 14, 0, 16 | |
| Ecru White | #F0E8DA | 240, 232, 218 | 0, 3, 9, 6 | |
| Old Copper | #7A4B2E | 122, 75, 46 | 0, 39, 62, 52 | |
| Well Read | #B23A2E | 178, 58, 46 | 0, 67, 74, 30 |
Moro CSS & Tailwind Color Variables
Select your preferred format and copy the ready-to-use CSS variables for your web projects.
:root {
/* Moro Dragon Ball Palette */
--moro-dragon-ball-valhalla: #2E1B4D;
--moro-dragon-ball-lavender-gray: #C9B8D6;
--moro-dragon-ball-ecru-white: #F0E8DA;
--moro-dragon-ball-old-copper: #7A4B2E;
--moro-dragon-ball-well-read: #B23A2E;
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Moro CSS Gradients
Beautiful gradient backgrounds inspired by Moro’s aesthetic. Click to copy the CSS code.
Moro Color Scheme Breakdown
Valhalla#2E1B4D
Dark violet dominates Moro’s long sorcerer robe and high collar, conveying his ancient magical authority and ominous presence throughout the Galactic Patrol Prisoner arc in the Dragon Ball Super storyline.
Lavender Gray#C9B8D6
Pale lavender appears on Moro’s goat-like face and hands, giving him an eerie, otherworldly complexion that reflects his ancient sorcerer origins and detached, calculating nature throughout the overall story.
Ecru White#F0E8DA
Off-white colors Moro’s long flowing hair and beard, emphasizing his age and wisdom while creating a stark contrast against his dark violet robe and pale lavender skin tone.
Old Copper#7A4B2E
Brown marks Moro’s curved goat horns, reinforcing his animalistic design and tying his appearance to the wild, ancient magic he wields during his battles against the main Z fighters.
Well Read#B23A2E
Crimson red fills Moro’s eyes, highlighting his menacing glare and signaling the dangerous, predatory energy that defines his battles against Goku and Vegeta in the Galactic Patrol Prisoner arc.
Moro 60-30-10 Design Rule
Apply the classic 60-30-10 UI design rule using Moro’s palette for a perfectly balanced visual hierarchy.
Moro UI Component Preview
Here is a live example of how the Moro color palette looks when applied to a modern UI component.
Moro
Ancient Dark Sorcerer
“I shall devour the life force of every last planet in this universe.”
Moro Gaming Setup (RGB Peripherals)
Sync your gaming gear! Use these exact RGB values for your Razer Chroma, Corsair iCUE, or Logitech G Hub software to match Moro’s aesthetic.
- Main LED: 46, 27, 77
- Accent LED: 201, 184, 214
The Design Philosophy behind Moro’s Palette
The design team behind Moro built his color identity around a single narrative principle: ancient power wrapped in deceptive calm. The dominant #2E1B4D Valhalla violet establishes regal sorcery and cosmic threat, while the muted #C9B8D6 Lavender Gray skin strips away warmth, signaling a being drained of empathy over millions of years. Accent colors are deliberately scarce—#7A4B2E Old Copper horns ground him in primal, animalistic magic, and #B23A2E Well Read eyes inject a sudden flash of predatory danger into an otherwise cool-toned scheme. This restraint makes each saturated hue feel like a narrative event rather than decoration. From a color-codes perspective, the palette demonstrates how limiting saturation and reserving high-chroma values for focal points (eyes, horns) creates visual hierarchy that mirrors character storytelling in animation and, by extension, UI design.
Best Moro Color Combinations
Sorcerer’s Twilight Contrast
Pairing the deep Valhalla violet with soft Lavender Gray produces a sophisticated low-to-mid contrast duo ideal for dark-mode UI backgrounds and readable body text without harsh strain.
Predatory Ember Accent
The crimson Well Read tone against warm Ecru White creates a striking high-contrast accent combination perfect for call-to-action buttons, alert states, or editorial headline treatments.
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FAQs about Moro Dragon Ball Color Codes
What is the exact HEX color code for Moro’s eyes in Dragon Ball Super?
Moro’s menacing crimson eyes use the HEX code #B23A2E (RGB 178, 58, 46), a deep red the palette names ‘Well Read,’ designed to signal predatory danger during his battles with Goku and Vegeta.
What color is Moro’s robe and what is its HEX code?
Moro’s long sorcerer robe and high collar are rendered in #2E1B4D, a dark violet called ‘Valhalla’ (RGB 46, 27, 77). This dominant shade establishes his ancient magical authority throughout the Galactic Patrol Prisoner arc.
Which HEX code represents Moro’s goat horns and why is it important?
Moro’s curved goat horns use #7A4B2E, an earthy brown named ‘Old Copper’ (RGB 122, 75, 46). This warm accent anchors his animalistic design and contrasts against the cool violet and lavender tones of the rest of his palette.
