Bald Saiyan goes Super Saiyan?
In Dragon Ball Z when someone goes Super Saiyan their hair turns the telltale gold colour. How would you know if a bald saiyan (such as Nappa) were to achieve this level? Besides the obvious increase in strength, speed etc. how would you be able to tell they'd gone super saiyan just by looking at them?
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Their eyes and eyebrows change colour too, so perhaps that? Also, possibly the hair on the tail would change colour too (Though all the saiyans that could transform had lost their tails, except Broly)
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Is there a bald Super Saiyan?
One question which fans have been speculating about for years now is what exactly happens when the character Nappa goes Super Saiyan. The state is characterized by its insane power and gravity-defying blonde locks, but Nappa is notably bald.What happens if a Saiyan cuts their hair?
The states of Saiyan hair are also the same as Earthlings'; its properties are just a little bit different. One can assume then that it's their general hair style that stays the same as long as they're capable of growing hair, and if their hair gets cut, then it'll regrow to their normal hair style and then stop.Did Nappa go Super Saiyan?
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ALL the saiyans in universe 6 are tail-less, having officially evolved past the need for them, and Cabba manages to go Super Saiyan in a fight against Vegeta. Now for that discussion about possible outliers. Bardock. The only pure-blooded saiyan with a tail we ever see going super saiyan.Bald Man Turns Super Saiyan in real life
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Green eyes. Even if a Saiyan had no hair at all, their eye color would be a dead giveaway.
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