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Supervillain (極悪化 Gokuakuka) is a form that places a targeted individual under mind control and greatly increases their power and evil intent in exchange for the individuals' life-force. It was developed by Towa to act as a successor to Villainous Mode.

Overview[]

In the game's story mode, several characters during the story take on Supervillain Mode, with their power increasing dramatically as the battle goes on. The enhanced version of the form is playable. The characters can undergo the transformation in multiple ways, one of which is to eat the tainted Fruit from the Tree of Might planted in the Demon Realm as Turles and Lord Slug did. The other method is for them to receive the damage energy that had been collected, this is how Mira underwent this form. Like Villainous Mode, Towa can use her magic to grant Supervillain Mode to a fighter of her choosing to augment their power. However, the spell that induces it shaves off some of the recipient's life to grant them greater power, which can potentially decrease their natural lifespan unless the recipient possesses a form of immortality or are naturally long lived. However, this is of little concern to Towa and even some users of Supervillain Mode such as Turles, Lord Slug, and Mira though Slug possesses Eternal Youth and Mira is a Demonic Android.

There are two different stages for the Supervillain form.

  • The First Stage sees the targeted individual take on a white and black aura with glowing hot pink eyes, throughout the length of the fight. The First Stage acts as a power-up rather than a transformation. This stage is referred to as Supervillain Power! in the item description for Demon Realm Crystal which allows Time Patrollers to utilize this stage during Fu's Crystal Raid and Double Crystal Raid experiments.
  • The Second Stage sees the targeted individual's body change color to a white and blueish hue, they have glowed hot pink eyes and a pink time breaker symbol on their foreheads. The Second Stage acts as a transformed state. The name of the second stage is •Supervillain and there are ten confirmed users of this state: Broly•Supervillain, Cell (Full Power)•Supervillain, Golden Frieza•Supervillain, Janemba•Supervillaim/Future Janemba•Supervillain, Kid Buu•Supervillain, Metal Cooler•Supervillain, Mira•Supervillain, Omega Shenron•Supervillain, and Yamcha•Supervillain.

The first stage is more common than the second and effectively replaces the Dark Magic and Villainous Mode power-ups that Towa and Demigra had used previously. The Second Stage resembles Villainous Mode's third stage as both are playable dark transformations that is only usable by a select few. Also, like Villainous Mode, users of both stages of Supervillain Mode may acquire skills such as Bloody Sauce, Rage Saucer, Darkness Mixer, and Baked Sphere. However, those fought in Expert Missions gain skills such as Marbling Drop, Peeler Storm, and Gigantic Ki Blast. Some in Expert Missions also gain the ability to dodge melee attacks in a fashion similar to Sonic Sway and the dodging effect produced by Data Input and Goku's Perfected Ultra Instinct. In Expert Missions, a Brainwash Attack infects Time Patrollers causing them to take on first stage Supervillain Mode and become enemies unless they are able to resist it by defeating a Supervillain empowered doppelgänger in the World of Mind Control or are hit by an ally before they are completely brainwashed. The brainwashed victim can also be freed by giving them a sound beating should they be brainwashed. If the doppelgänger manages to defeat the effected person in the World of Mind Control, they will wake up though be beaten up.

Unlike Villainous Mode, Supervillain mode can apparently affect deities and those that possess Godly ki as shown by Goku Black, Future Zamasu, and Fused Zamasu however their ability to utilize it is left unexplained. However, they only exhibit Supervillain's first stage. Additionally, Dabura can use it the first stage in conjunction with his Majin state indicating the first stage can be applied to even those effected by Babidi Manipulation Sorcery. Also, unlike Villainous Mode, characters with Godly Ki, such as Fused Zamasu, Super Saiyan God Super Saiyan Evolved Vegeta, and God of Destruction Toppo, can be affected by the spell.

Appearance[]

This transformation causes the user's body color to change to a shade of white, and their eyes to glow a hot pink color. They also gain the Time Breakers' broken infinity symbol on their forehead, as well as a black and white aura.

Usage and Power[]

Xeno Evolved Golden Frieza

Golden Frieza•Supervillain in the Dragon Ball Super Card Game

Frieza achieves this state during the Dark Demon Realm Saga.[1]

Supervillainfication Items[]

Video Game Appearances[]

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Golden Frieza•Supervillain in Xenoverse 2

This form appears in Xenoverse 2. In the Extra Pack 3 DLC, the Tuffle parasite Infected Pan and Trunks acquire the power up version during an Ultimate Finish through unknown means. In the free update for Extra Pack 4, Time Patrollers and the Future Warrior can achieve this transformation thanks to one of Fu's experiments, called a Crystal Raid wherein the player becomes the Raid boss by using a Demon Realm Crystal. Demon Realm Crystals are obtained as drops from Expert Missions along with the skills exclusive to those bosses. The form however is permanent for the duration of the battle, locking out whatever Transformation skill was equipped at the time. The form grants them super armor, massively increased health and attack power. Additionally, if a Crystal Raid skill is equipped in Training Mode, the user will automatically be in Supervillain mode by default. Additionally, it is shown during a Parallel Quest that first stage Supervillain allows Android 21's evil personality to take control from her original personality. Fu also refers to the process as Supervillainfication in the DLC Update story. As part of the 1.15.00 Update DLC, Artwork 59 depicts Yamcha, Cell, Golden Frieza, Broly, Kid Buu, and Mira in the form.

Trivia[]

  • It is possible for the victim to realize they are being manipulated and resist mentally even as their body fights against their will such as when Gohan, Goten, and Kid Trunks take on this state in "Parallel Quest 81: "Wake Up!" and Vegeta during the altered Tournament of Power.
  • In certain Parallel Quests and Expert Missions, users/victims will bulk up briefly before returning to normal then powering up to their Imperfect Supervillain state. This usually occurs once the enemy has received enough damage or revived after being KO'd.
  • The second stage resembles Babidi's Manipulation Sorcery as both allow one to control others and feature a mark on the forehead of the one effected by it.
    • As shown by Dabura, it is possible for one under Babidi's control to utilize the first stage Supervillain power-up.
      • In the Infinite History Saga, Dabura (whose historical death was altered by Towa) is apparently able to cast the spell himself as he uses it to empower others during said saga. It was presumably taught to him by Towa before her death in Age ???.
      • Fu also casts the spell on various characters though depending on the Future Warrior's choice of path and/or partner they will either serve as enemies or allies of the Future Warrior and their partner.
  • Yamcha is the only good, aligned character to achieve the second stage. However, it should be noted that Yamcha had previously been an antagonist in the Emperor Pilaf Saga back when he was still a bandit.
    • Humorously, Yamcha seems to view the second stage as the Pure Earthling equivalent of the Super Saiyan form (with him thinking it will make Krillin jealous), hence why he refers to it as Super Earthling in Hero of Justice Pack 2 DLC.
  • While it effectively replaces Villainous Mode and its higher stages, Frieza and Cell's Villainous Mode forms from Xenoverse occasionally appear as enemies in certain expert missions in Xenoverse 2 though their Villainous Mode forms are not playable in Xenoverse 2.
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Broly as he appeared upon being launched into the sun in Broly - Second Coming

  • Broly's Supervillain state bears a slight resemblance to how he appeared upon being launched into the sun in the ending of Broly - Second Coming just before his heart blew out of him.

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