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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.

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How does the Supervillain form affect a character's life-force? toggle section
The Supervillain form affects a character's life-force by reducing it to trigger the transformation, which can shorten their lifespan. This is less of a concern for those with immortality or long-lived traits, like Mira, a Demonic Android, and Lord Slug, who has Eternal Youth. Users often accept this risk for the power gained.
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What is the origin of the Supervillain transformation in Dragon Ball? toggle section
In Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2, the Supervillain transformation is achieved using Towa's Dark Magic. Characters like Broly, Perfect Cell, and Metal Cooler undergo this transformation by sacrificing some life force. This grants them a black and white aura, glowing pink eyes, and a glowing Time Breaker symbol on their forehead, enhancing their abilities.
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Who developed the Supervillain form in the Dragon Ball series? toggle section
Towa developed the Supervillain form in Dragon Ball. Known as Heninous or Supervillainfication, it is used by characters like Vegeta, Frieza, and Cooler. It debuted in Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2.
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What is the difference between Villainous Mode and Supervillain form? toggle section
Villainous Mode and Supervillain form differ in their effects and usage in the Dragon Ball universe. Villainous Mode, seen in games like Xenoverse, enhances abilities with a purple hue and red eyes. Supervillain form, replacing Villainous Mode in Xenoverse 2, boosts power but reduces life. Villainous Mode has stages, while Supervillain form is more advanced.
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Which characters use the Supervillain form in Dragon Ball story mode? toggle section
In Dragon Ball story mode, characters using the Supervillain form include Kid Buu, Metal Cooler, Broly, Janemba, Golden Frieza, Omega Shenron, and Future Android 16. This form is a dark transformation that boosts their power.
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Overview[]

In the game's story mode, several characters during the story take on Supervillain form, with their power increasing dramatically as the battle goes on, the characters who attain the form are also playable.

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 in-game is •Supervillain and there are ten users of this state:

  • Broly•Supervillain
  • Cell (Full Power)•Supervillain
  • Golden Frieza•Supervillain
  • Future/Janemba•Supervillain
  • Kid Buu•Supervillain
  • Metal Cooler•Supervillain
  • Mira•Supervillain
  • Omega Shenron•Supervillain
  • Yamcha•Supervillain.

Like Villainous Mode, users of Supervillain 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.

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[]

Golden Frieza•Supervillain in Xenoverse 2

Golden Frieza•Supervillain in Xenoverse 2

Golden Frieza•Supervillain in the Dragon Ball Super Card Game

Golden Frieza•Supervillain in the Dragon Ball Super Card Game

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

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Trivia[]

  • The form 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.
  • 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 form as the 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.
Broly as he appeared upon being launched into the sun in Broly - Second Coming

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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