Dragon Ball FighterZ Confirms Super Saiyan 4 Truth: Goku Needs No Magical Help

When unlocking the ultimate form, would you choose instant magic or long-term training? This is like sacrificing a piece in chess; every move requires calculating the return on investment. Foreign media pointed out that "Dragon Ball FighterZ" references the anime; Goku unlocking Super Saiyan 4 requires no help from Neva.

From a system design perspective, settings based on Akira Toriyama's notes resemble underlying logic code more. Goku states that Super Saiyan 4 was unlocked through training after the battle with Buu, not via magic assistance. Relying on magic is certainly quick, but such shortcuts often undermine the character's growth curve. After all, power obtained mindlessly usually cannot remain stable in subsequent engagements.

In terms of strategic depth, becoming stronger through one's own efforts aligns with the principle of cost in game theory. But the issue lies in the fact that the miniaturized body's inability to fully exert strength was once the only objective limitation. This setting prevents the power system from collapsing, appearing quite ingenious and logically self-consistent. The player community favors this hardcore setting more; after all, no one likes mindless scripted outcomes. If future works continue this logic, the credibility of the combat system will be significantly improved.