• Ginger: "Shôgayaki!" ("Ginger Fried Pork")
• Nicky: "Nodoame!" ("Throat Lozenge")
• Sansho: "Unajû!" ("Eel with Rice")

Tullece appears on the scene looking exactly like Goku in nearly every way; facial features, hair, and even muscle tone. At this point in the series, Goku has not yet gone Super Saiyan, and is only able to use Kaiô-Ken to temporarily increase his strength and speed; Tullece does not show any hint of these types of abilities, and in fact, avoids fighting for the most part until later in the movie! It is only when he is faced with Goku that we truly see what Tullece's plan was all along... to eat the holy fruit.

Upon eating the fruit, Tullece's muscles bugle and expand an incredible deal almost immediately. Interestingly, though, they do not stay at this point; they seem to contract right back down to normal, even though it is quite obvious that Tullece's strength and speed have increased exponentially. This quasi-transformation puts Tullece's strength far above Goku's own, and it is only with the Genki-Dama that Goku is able to defeat him.

Temporarily running out of ideas for characters? Let's just repeat the Piccolo-Daimaô arc all over again in a short DBZ movie! That's pretty much what DBZ movie 4 amounts to, and Slug takes full advantage of his Namekian abilities... abilities that we've already seen far too often in the show, already!

When he first shows up, he is quite aged; what better to do than use Earth's Dragon Balls to again wish for youth?! Just as Piccolo-Daimaô had done, Slug returns to his (more powerful) youthful form by using the Dragon Balls.

Sound like you've heard it before? Oh, just wait!

But the fun doesn't stop there, oh no! Just as we had seen Ma Junior do at the 23rd Tenka-ichi Budôkai, Slug uses the good ol' "grow a gazillion times larger" ability. In essence, Slug is as derivative of a character as it gets in DBZ (and oh, how it gets!), and his transformations follow suit in this very fashion.

If you're looking for fun new transformations... keep on looking ^_~.

densetsu no sûpâ saiya-jin... The Legendary Super Saiyan

When we first are introduced to Broli, he appears to be nothing more than a calm (perhaps scared?) young man, a survivor of the Saiyan race with his father, Paragus. They have come to Earth in (supposed) hopes to recruiting "King" Vegeta to once again lead them as a people, this time in hopes of defeating the so-called "Legendary Super Saiyan."

Things start to change when Broli is confronted with Goku ("Kakarrot," of course!), and he begins to lose his temper.

Courtesy of a convenient flashback we are shown that, as a child (pre-teen?), Broli has seemingly already transformed into a Super Saiyan and is running amuck out of control; Broli was apparently born quite insane, and it did not seem to be helped by Goku's incessant crying in the baby ward (the two were born on the same day)! Paragas is forced to have a special device made that wraps around Broli's head. Via a hand-held control, Paragas is able to keep Broli subdued (and not running around destroying galaxies!).

However, now that Goku is back in the picture, Paragas' device is unable to fully control Broli. For the first few instances of the fighting, Broli showcases a strange form of Super Saiyan in which his hair is a green-ish/blue and stands on end. In some cases, his pupils disappear (mostly when making the transformation from Super Saiyan to "Legendary Super Saiyan," as described below).

Once Broli confronts Goku for the second time, he transforms directly into his "Legendary Super Saiyan" stage. In this stage, Broli loses his pupils, his hair stands very much on end (especially on the sides and in the back), his muscles increase in size by the most dramatic sense we've ever seen in the entire DragonBall franchise... and he appears to have no weaknesses, what-so-ever.

It's very difficult to place this stage in the canon continuity of SSJ stages; it looks most similar to USSJ, but does not have its weaknesses, similar to SSJ2. The sixth daizenshuu even goes so far as to name this stage directly as its own entity (literally naming it "densetsu no sûpâ saiya-jin"). It is only Goku (with the combined power of all of his friends) that can defeat Broli... and even that doesn't kill him...

When Broli lands on Earth in movie 10, the viewers are somewhat shocked to see him in neither regular form of "Legendary SSJ" form... he appears as a regular Super Saiyan! With a much more reserved muscle bulk and pupils, Broli crashes in his ship as a Super Saiyan and falls asleep...

When Videl, Goten, and Trunks come across Broli, he has turned back into a regular Super Saiyan, and continues to fight in his form for a rather long duration of time. While as a regular Super Saiyan, Broli seems to have much more fun taking pleasure in the destruction and pain he causes to his foes, smirking and licking the blood off of his lips.

It isn't until Gohan arrives and is forced to transform into SSJ2 that Broli once again lets loose with the "Legendary" form. The pupils disappear and the muscles bulk up, just as they had done in the previous feature; this is the Broli that is a force to be reckoned with! He is ultimately killed, once and for all, with a massive triple Kamehameha from the father and his two sons. Broli may be dead... but he's not through transforming!

In movie 11, we learn that Broli has been cloned at a bio-warrior production plant. What the creators failed to note was the utter insanity that is Broli. We he breaks free, he also sets loose strange goo in the plant which covers him, creating a very mutant-like "Bio-Broli" (note: this is the official name for this character/clone, as written in the sixth daizenshuu). Broli's clone seems to be in "Legendary" form while in this stage since no pupils appear in the red eyes. There is also the strange, red, beating heart. The only further "transformation" (somewhat) that this mutant undergoes is a giant resizing of himself near the end of the feature .Popping out of the ocean as a giant (literally), Broli's mutant/sludge clone is destroyed (for good, this time!) with a double blast from Goten and Trunks.

In one of the only instances in DBZ history, both the main villain and one of his henchmen have transformations! In both case, they are pretty simple with slight color and muscle changes that are mostly visible.

Gokua is Bojack's henchman with a sword that battles Trunks. Like most of the other henchmen, he speaks very little, and seems to have quite an ego! In his base form he sports green skin, yellow hair, and some rather puffy shoulders. His body mass is very well toned, but not to any excessive amount. His face is rather calm looking, as well. It seems that when Gokua realizes that Trunks may be more of a match than he thought, he pauses as the crystal he wears hanging from his necklace begins to glow, and his hair starts to stand on end slightly. He raises his arms into the air, and when the water clears away, he is much more buff than before, his hair is red, and his shirt has torn apart. What is most interesting about Gokua's transformation has little to do with him, and actually seems to have more to do with the movie's animators; in the second scene (where Trunks ultimately kills him), his hair randomly goes back and forth between the new red and the original yellow color! He does not seem to have transformed back (his body is still much larger than before), and in the matter of just a couple frames and a crash through a building, his hair has changed colors, only to change back again just another second later! Intentional, or mistake? Hard to tell...!

Next up is the main villain, himself, Bojack. Many describe Bojack in his main form as a "pirate," and this makes quite a bit of sense. His clothing seems almost "frilly," with an interesting cape and a few necklaces hanging down, in addition to the bandana wrapped around his head...

... all he's missing is the eye patch!

In his base form, his skin is green and he has long yellow-ish/red hair that falls down his back. Similar to Gokua's first form, his muscle bulk is relatively well-toned, but not to any excess.

Bojack transforms after Vegeta's arrival. His transformation is a very quick yelling and bringing down of the arms. In his transformed state his hair changes to a much more defined red his cape and upper clothing is "burned" away, and he grows more muscular.

Probably one of the most insane and absurd transformation sequences in the entire DragonBall franchise, Janenba is certainly a character all to him... her... err... itself! When the young Oni (Tank Boy) accidentally lets the soul cleansing machine overload, all Hell breaks loose... literally! He is overtaken by Janenba, an amalgamation of evil souls. What's most strange about Janenba is... well... look at him! Very similar to Majin Buu when he first appeared, Janenba is very childlike in nature, seemingly only out to have fun and amuse himself. He's extremely large with exaggerated features, and can be found saying his name repeatedly, clapping, and laughing to himself. He wears pinkish clothing on his lower regions and arms, and does not appear to have a nose. He can also seemingly bend the laws of... well... anything, really, as he sees fit; gravity and physics, in general, do not seem to be an issue for Janenba!

After Janenba's dozens of miniature self versions are defeated by Goku, and he is beaten to a pulp by SSJ3 Goku, Janenba begins his transformation into his "true" self... a much more demonic creature, also very similar to a Majin Buu form (specifically, the "Chibi" form).

In this form he is much smaller than before in every way (height and muscle mass). His tail seems to have grown a good deal, as have his two horns. His skin is now red, with a purple-ish armor-type surrounding over most of the body (horns, torso, and legs).

Just as before, Janenba seems to have control over much of physics, now even teleporting himself around in a series of puzzle piece-type objects! He now only grunts and yelps, not even saying his name as he did in the previous form.

Janenba also creates a sword which he can use to slice through the air, pushing blades of cutting wind as his opponent.

Hildegarn's first form is actually a full form cut in half. On the planet Konack, Hildegarn was brought to life by evil sorcerers, but was cut in half with the help of a holy sword. Since Hildegarn could not actually be killed, the two halves were sealed away. One half resides within Tapion, while the other half originally resided within his brother, Minoshia. Unfortunately, since the other half has gotten lose, this can only mean that Minoshia is dead.

Hildegarn is a somewhat Godzilla-like monster, if only in size and destruction. He does the majority of crushing with his giant feet and long, swinging tail.

Hildegarn's transformation seems to be more of an instant evolution than anything else. Similar to a butterfly, Hildegarn breaks free from a cocoon-type encasing, and rises with slightly changed features and new wings. Two long horns now stretch back from his head, which is now more than just the skull from before.

Hildegarn's speed and power also increases with the transformation (of course). He also seems to adopt a new teleportation-type technique, allowing him to almost always stay one step ahead of his opponent.