In this form, the Saiyan is unable to control himself -- with the sole exception of Vegeta -- and is usually depicted as an unstoppable force. Great Apes have been present in the anime since the first series, Dragon Ball , where it first happened to Goku.
In this form, Goku accidentally killed Grandpa Gohan. Later, the form was used by Gohan while training with Piccolo. Vegeta used this ability to gain an edge over Goku, and nearly defeated the heroes thanks to his massive boost in power. Everything changed when Gohan too accessed the Great Ape transformation. Half saiyan's mixed blood of human and saiyan gives them special abillities.
For Gohan, he was born with a tail and had hidden potential triggered by rage that eventually allowed him to transform into a Super Saiyan 2. The old Kai also saw more hidden power and released it. By GT, Gohan was able to control this special energy and that made his Super Saiyan 2 form even stronger. Trunks and Goten's mixed blood allowed them to naturally be able to control high amounts of power. This advantage allowed them to transform into Super Saiyans.
They got used to it since they transformed so early on and never reached Super Saiyan 2 because they were specially skilled as Super Saiyans just as Gohan was skilled as a Super Saiyan 2. Their ability to naturally control high amounts of power was also shown when they shocked Piccolo by transforming into a Super Saiyan 3 even though they were such a young fused warrior.
Last edited by Hero on Sat Feb 25, am, edited 1 time in total. The same applies to Pan and Bra. Post by Dayspring » Sat Feb 25, am Trunks' was said to be cut off in the manga. Sulu, and Ensign Olsen. Post by Xyex » Sat Feb 25, am Dayspring wrote: Trunks' was said to be cut off in the manga. Post by Akira » Sat Feb 25, am I studied this stuff in college, and I can tell you the previous poster is correct, the "recessive trait" cannot explain it at all if you understand how genetics work.
Toriyama may have said that once as a joke or maybe he didn't fully understand it. I don't ever remember reading anything about him having said that, but I don't deny it is possible somewhere he said such a thing. The best answer is the one I gave that they knew the dangers of Oozarus and had them removed.
Goten would have gotten t from Goku and t from Chi-Chi making him tt, thus no tail, same goes for Trunks but from Vegeta and Bulma. But Then again, humas don't have a "tail" chromosome, and if saiyans do then that would give them 24 where humans only have 23, making cross-breeding between the two impossible.
I say they just had them removed at birth. Post by Jerseymilk » Sat Feb 25, pm Akira wrote: Toriyama may have said that once as a joke or maybe he didn't fully understand it. All full blooded saiyans are born with tails. Goku had one. Vegeta had one. Also Bardock had a tail.
Gohan is a half saiyan and had a tail but Trunks, Goten, and Bulla had no tails but were also half saiyan. Other then this I dont know why Trunks wasnt born with a tail: Akira Toriyama said that tails are a resessive trait in half saiyans.
The guide books were originally printed in , with an updated, more condensed version released in In Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot , it's explained that when a tail is cut off, there's an eight percent chance for it to grow back and that it won't grow back at all if the Saiyan surpasses the power of the Great Ape form without having transformed into it. Therefore, if a Saiyan reaches Super Saiyan without being in Great Ape form, the tail won't grow back once being cut off.
If they reach Super Saiyan while in Great Ape form, the tail has an eight percent chance to grow back. Since the latter information came from a video game released this year, it isn't clear whether this information is considered canon or not. A scientific basis for this could be that since both Vegeta and Goku married humans, the trait became recessive, and Gohan just so happened to have inherited it, while Trunks, Goten and Bulla didn't grow them.
If you have brown eyes and your spouse has blue eyes, then you have four children, there is a 25 percent chance that one of those children will have blue eyes since they are recessive.
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