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In Dragon Ball Legends, the[Tournament of Time was masterminded and created by Zahha to complete the Omnificence Crystal (a failed prototype Super Dragon Ball) by placing the two fragments that make up the crystal inside the Super Saiyan God race twins Shallot and Giblet, then have them become Super Saiyan Gods so he could manipulate them into fighting in an epic "battle of Super Saiyan Gods". They possess the potential to become Super Saiyan Gods. Good ancient Saiyans are referred to as " the defeated" by Giblet due to them having been defeated and killed by evil Saiyans. Most of these Saiyans were evil, the most notable being Cumber, who displayed the unique "Evil Aura" and as an extension of this, their golden-haired Super Saiyan forms possessed differences to modern Saiyans and they were capable of drawing out the full power of Super Saiyan 3.Ī subspecies of ancient Saiyans were the "Super Saiyan God race", born from the original Super Saiyan God. They possess ki completely different from their modern day counterparts, but like them can transform into the Great Ape, Super Saiyan, Super Saiyan 2 and Super Saiyan 3 forms. Aside from time travelers, none still exist in the modern time. In the original Japanese dub, "Saiyan" is pronounced "Sigh-ya-jin", while in the English dubs, it is pronounced "Say-an".Īncient Saiyans (alternatively known as Prehistoric Saiyans) existed long ago.

Gine is a pun on the spring onion (葱, negi in Japanese).

Tarble is the last five letters in vegetable with an added r.

Kakarot is carrot spelled wrong with an extra ka- or ca.

Vegeta is the first six letters of vegetables.

The Saiyans Vegeta, Nappa, Raditz, Kakarot, Paragus, Broly, Tarble, Turles and Bardock all have names that are puns on various vegetables. Essentially, "Saiyan" is a more direct English translation of the word. Saiyajin may also be a play on Yajin, the Japanese word for wildman. The name is a Japanese anagram of yasai (野菜), which is Japanese for vegetable, followed by the suffix jin (人 or じん) which is a Japanese suffix for person.

Saiyans are named after the pun of a vegetable, typically. 18.5 Artificially Created Partial Saiyans.