Dragon Ball Super’s latest manga release finally puts a long-standing debate surrounding Broly’s true power to rest.

The Super Saiyan 4 transformation in the Dragon Ball franchise stands out as one of its most iconic offerings. Though it is a ...

After fighting Beerus, Goku realized that mastering his base form and Super Saiyan would increase his power while consuming less energy. So I think he probably won’t transform into Super Saiyan ...

The Legendary Transformation That Never Was Super Saiyan 5 had long been assumed to be the next progression in Goku’s transformation following Super Saiyan 4, which was featured in Dragon Ball GT.

Vegeta (Mini) Vegeta (Mini) – Super Saiyan Glorio The Dragon Ball Super: Super Hero DLC pack featured 11 fighters, so we'd have to assume the Daima pack will be a similar amount.

But now that Dragon Ball Daima has officially introduced Super Saiyan 4 to Goku’s line up, it’s now possible to fuse these two abilities into an official Super Saiyan 5 form.

Dragon Ball Daima is officially over with the release of Episode 20 on Feb. 28, 2025. The final episode revealed how Goku achieved his Super Saiyan 4 transformation, but the explanation goes ...

Goku and Vegeta using Super Saiyan Blue in the Broly movie (Image via Toei Animation). When it comes to Goku 's version of this transformation, it is worth pointing out how he got God Ki in the ...

Dragon Ball Daima episode 7 had Glorio fighting Goku, and the latter chose to use Super Saiyan for the first time since he was turned into a kid in the series. This moment was long-awaited by the ...

Every Goku is good, but we unfortunately have to crown a worst Goku, and the Super Saiyan version of Dragon Ball GT's Goku just has to be him. As much as I enjoy other GT iterations, the Super ...

For minor power jumps, you may only need 1 or 2 skill points, but if you’re looking to go straight from base Goku directly to Super Saiyan Blue, you’ll need as many as 3.

It's just the perfect Goku Super Saiyan color scheme. The Saiyan himself is also pictured in the bottom left corner of the board, covering the Ctrl, Alt, Shift, Caps Lock, and Tab keys.