Caulifla's SSJ4 hits different than Goku's! Here's why the forms work so differently
Ever wonder why SSJ4 Goku feels off in Dragon Ball Daima but Caulifla absolutely nails the transformation? We break down the key differences in character design, power scaling, and storytelling that make one work while the other falls flat.
The Super Saiyan 4 transformation has always been a controversial topic among Dragon Ball fans, but Dragon Ball Daima brings new perspective to this debate. While Goku's SSJ4 form feels forced and inconsistent with the series' current direction, Caulifla's approach to the transformation feels natural and compelling.
The key difference lies in character development and narrative timing. Goku's SSJ4 in Daima feels like a regression to GT-era storytelling, which clashes with the series' evolved tone. Meanwhile, Caulifla's fresh take on the transformation brings new energy and fits perfectly with her character arc. Her version respects the form's legacy while adding modern Dragon Ball sensibilities that make it feel relevant and exciting for today's audience.
The key difference lies in character development and narrative timing. Goku's SSJ4 in Daima feels like a regression to GT-era storytelling, which clashes with the series' evolved tone. Meanwhile, Caulifla's fresh take on the transformation brings new energy and fits perfectly with her character arc. Her version respects the form's legacy while adding modern Dragon Ball sensibilities that make it feel relevant and exciting for today's audience.
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