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The Saiyan who has defeated every enemy,

 

he doesn't even do it for zeni,

 

he just defeats them cause he's strong,

 

but he's never in the wrong,

 

just be careful when he asks you to spar,

 

his punches feel like getting hit by over 9000!!! Speeding cars,

 

don't even get me started on his power level,

 

man he's like a devil, and the moves he can do,

 

boy he’ll BIG BANG KAMEHAMEHA you,

 

he's even stronger than some gods,

 

it's like he's using some mods,

 

when you get hit with that BIG BANG KAMEHAMEHA wave,

 

then entire crowd starts to rave,

 

don't get me started on that dragon kick,

 

one touch from that would put you on the dead list,

 

if i were you don't get him mad,

 

he’ll go Super Saiyan God Super Saiyan and that would be bad,

 

when you hear him say “i'll never forgive you” he'll destroy you like Majin Buu.

 

He also had a clone the name was Joku Black when he punches the ground the  earth begins to crack.

 

Also Zamasu the green dude he's comin for you.

All Joku hears is “your a disgrace” but he is better than the Saiyan Race.

 

I almost forgot about Skgeta and Nappa but Joku beat Nappa like “Abra Kadabra”.

 

His Sibling Raditz was a pretty cool dude but he was sorta rude.

 

Also Omega Shenron he was a savage he was also giving Joku some damage.

 

The latest Form Super Saiyan Blue is the coolest and it rules.

 

It's the power of a Super Saiyan and a Super Saiyan God even Golden Frieza awed.

 

Now onto Skgeta he gets his name from his home planet, Planet Vegeta.

 

His power level is super high on a scouter it's bye bye,

 

He is the man in Armour his rival Joku is a farmer.

 

Also the saiyans  2 sons Trunks and Joten can become the legendary Jotenks.

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