As you can see above, the cosplayer posted a picture of their new Vegeta look, and it adapts one of his little-used forms. Super Saiyan 4 remains a touchy subject with fans as some love the boost ...

As you can see, the new key art pictures Goku from the side, so fans can get a new look at Super Saiyan 4 Limit Breaker. The Saiyan has his long hair spiked out as usual in this form, but it has a ...

Super Saiyan 4 Goku in Dragon Ball GT. Super Saiyan 4, developed by Toei Animation character designer Katsuyoshi Nakatsuru, is one of the most visually unique designs in the Dragon Ball mythos.

This god-tier Dragon Ball form never made it into the anime, but fans thought it did for over a decade. Here’s the crazy tale behind Super Saiyan 5.

In 1999, the Dragon Ball faithful witnessed the image of the fabled Super Saiyan 5. There he was: an immaculately chiseled Goku, pecs and delts where they couldn’t possibly exist, standing aloft ...

Broly's success initially led to Dragon BallSuper creating Kale, Universe 6's Legendary Super Saiyan, before Broly himself would enter the picture in the anime's first canon film.Dragon Ball Super ...

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Super Saiyan 4 could work in Super as a character-specific transformation for Broly or Universe 6 Saiyans. Transformations are perhaps the most recognizable aspect of the entire Dragon Ball franchise.

This sleeve in particular shows Goku, Vegeta, Bardock, and Gohan utilizing GT's trademark form, Super Saiyan 4. The Dragon Ball Super Card Game 2021 Anniversary Box comes out this month. Enjoyed this?

Super Saiyan 4 Goku in Dragon Ball GT. Super Saiyan 4, developed by Toei Animation character designer Katsuyoshi Nakatsuru, is one of the most visually unique designs in the Dragon Ball mythos.

For over a decade, Dragon Ball fans worldwide believed in Super Saiyan 5, a powerful transformation that never officially existed. A viral fan art piece from 1998, created by David Montiel Franco ...