This Saiyan was a man by the name of Yamoshi. He was gifted his power from that of five righteous Saiyans, but was unable to stop the evil Saiyans due to losing his power before the job had been finished. According to Shenron, a Super Saiyan God once appeared on planet Vegeta in response to the growth of the evil Saiyans. Like the traditional Super Saiyan transformation, the Super Saiyan God originated as a tale told in Saiyan mythology about the god of the Saiyan race. Super Saiyan God is a base form using godly ki instead of it's normal counterpart.Yamoshi, the Super Saiyan God of ancient lore. The form does not change your hairstyle.Super Saiyan God can be obtained by performing a ritual involving six righteous Saiyans or by going through divine training.This form was first introduced in the Dragon Ball Z Movie: Battle of Gods.However, the form will no longer be accessible once they stop using Super Saiyan God. Upon picking it up, there will be a short transformation scene, and you will become a Super Saiyan God.ĭespite the fact that Legendary trait has no access to this form, one with the trait can still access the form when it is picked up. Upon defeating any of the Celestial Pillars, there is a 10% chance for a Godly Spirit to drop from it. This form is the best form achievable in the game, surpassing Legendary Super Saiyan 2. The form also provides an additional 16 defense bonus. While in Super Saiyan God, your hair becomes red, and your aura becomes something akin to a wavy flame. Despite the tooltip of this form saying that it has mastery, this form has no Mastery. On the downside, your Ki is drained exponentially, starting at a rate of -200 Ki/s, and you lose 50% more Ki per attack. The form also provides an additional 16 defense bonus, in addition to slight health regeneration while in this form.
Your Ki attack damage and speed are increased by 250% while non-Ki weapons get a 125% damage bonus. Super Saiyan God is the fourth Saiyan transformation that Traitless and Prodigy trait users can use.
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