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The countless viewers possessing transformation abilities fell into a deep, collective silence. They looked at the forms they had mastered, noting how their appearances shifted drastically, often becoming monstrous or flamboyant to achieve a significant increase in strength. Yet, compared to the evolution of a Saiyan, their methods felt incomparable.
A Saiyan's transformation was deceptively subtle; their physical changes were rarely extreme. It was usually nothing more than a shift in the color of their hair and pupils, or perhaps a slight change in hairstyle. Even the most radical departure, Super Saiyan 4, remained grounded in their primal roots. Compared to the flashy, jagged forms of other worlds, Saiyans were almost understated.
But in terms of raw power scaling, a Saiyan's simple color swap left other transformations eighteen streets behind. This realization sparked a wave of doubt across the dimensions. Were their own flamboyant forms actually inefficient? Could it be that true, God-tier power followed the principle of "Great Dao to Simplicity"?
It seemed to make a lot of sense. Many warriors decided they would try to develop a transformation that merely altered their color while exponentially boosting their Ki. With the Saiyans as a precedent, it was a path worth walking. To not try would be the only true regret.
Sengoku weighed in, his voice reflecting the tactical mind of a Fleet Admiral: "If Super Saiyan Blue is a transformation using Super Saiyan God as the base, then will the subsequent forms be Super Saiyan Blue 2 and Blue 3? Just like the golden path that came before?"
Zhang Chulan added his thoughts: "It's certainly possible. If that's the case, I can already imagine the look. It's just the long hair and the sparks, but with blue dye instead of gold."
It wasn't just Zhang Chulan; the imagery of a long-haired Blue 3 emerged in the minds of viewers across the multiverse. They couldn't fathom the level of Ki pressure such a form would exert, but they could visualize the aesthetic. However, as the next video began to load, they realized they had been far too naive. Their understanding of the narrator's hint—that there weren't many colors left for Saiyans—was still only skin-deep.
The title of the new video flickered onto the screen: "The Unique Transformation of a Unique Saiyan — Super Saiyan Rosé!"
The audience immediately guessed the hair would turn a dark, elegant pink. Another color change, just as predicted. But the "unique" description caught their attention. This wasn't a form for Goku or Vegeta, nor did it seem meant for Gohan or Trunks. Were there other Saiyans hidden in the folds of the multiverse?
In Universe 6, Kale felt a surge of excitement. She hoped this "unique" Saiyan referred to her own kind. To the warriors of Universe 7, the Saiyans of her universe were indeed distinct. While Goku and his allies had stolen the spotlight and made their names known across the myriad worlds, the Universe 6 Saiyans had remained in the shadows. Kale watched with bated breath, hoping this was finally their moment to showcase their style.
However, as the footage began, Kale's expression darkened.
"To speak of Super Saiyan Rosé, one person must be mentioned," the narrator began. "No, it is more accurate to say that one God must be mentioned: The Apprentice Supreme Kai of Universe 10 — Zamasu."
In the Kaioshin Realm of Universe 10, Gowasu turned to his student in shock. "Zamasu?"
He couldn't understand the connection. Was Zamasu the opponent of this Rosé transformation? It seemed impossible. If this form followed Super Saiyan Blue, its power would be far beyond anything Zamasu, despite being their strongest warrior, could hope to match. Zamasu himself was bewildered, a cold knot of dread forming in his chest. He wondered if he was destined to fall at the hands of the mortals he so deeply loathed.
"Zamasu, while serving as an Apprentice Supreme Kai, holds a perspective unlike any other deity," the narrator continued. "He believes that Gods should remain high above all. He detests the perceived foolishness and constant strife of mortals, viewing them as the Heavens' greatest failure. His ultimate desire is the total extirpation of all human life. And this story begins in a dark, troubled Future Timeline."
The narrator's casual tone sent shivers through the viewers. A God actively seeking the genocide of all humanity was a terrifying prospect that transcended simple villainy.
Sengoku spoke again, his tone grim: "It seems the final boss of this era is a God. To think a deity would harbor such a catastrophic ambition."
The tactical transmigrator Akira watched closely, analyzing the pressure of the Ki displayed on screen. Nearby, the Armor Summoners shared their unease.
Duanmu Yan remarked: "This is the mindset of an Evil God. We see these tropes in movies, but seeing it manifest in a reality as powerful as the Dragon Ball world is a disaster of a different magnitude."
Tien Shinhan nodded solemnly: "We are fortunate our world isn't governed by such fickle deities. At most, we deal with Ability Beasts trying to conquer Earth."
Li Haotian added: "Compared to this Zamasu, even Lufa and his group seem much more reasonable."
The prestige of the Supreme Kais might have taken a hit in previous videos, but the viewers knew that in their own worlds, even a "weak" Kai would be a world-ending threat. If the villain was a God who could hijack the Saiyan potential, the stakes were no longer just high—they were absolute.