Saiyans are one of the strongest races in the world. dragon ball. Until it is officially introduced jiWe learn about Goku's true heritage and that he belongs to a nearly extinct race of warriors. Although the average Saiyan is not as powerful as expected
So let's take a look at how well all the major Saiyans performed. Dragon Ball Z. This doesn't take into account Super's character history, nor does it take into account Goku's previous wins and losses. ji This is where his win-loss record will be affected. It focuses strictly on: ji Contains animation, movies, and filler.
Fusions are reflected in the character's personal record, not in the individual's win rate.
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Future Gohan – 0%
As cool as Future Gohan is and as much as we root for him, he hasn't really had much luck in the few instances we've seen him fight. He's never seen a bout in what we've been shown in the alternate future timeline and has a pretty sad 0% win rate. We all know the chips were stacked against him from the start, so this isn't all that surprising.
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Bardock – 50%
Bardock may not have been a Saiyan elite like Vegeta or his father, but that didn't stop him from standing out as one of the most powerful lower-class Saiyans in the series. Bardock has amassed quite an impressive record in a short period of time, and although he may never reach the same level as his youngest son, he has established himself as a great Saiyan warrior by the time he meets his end.
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Goten – 50%
Goten will always be in the shadow of Goku and Gohan, but his win-loss record isn't that bad. Of course, we don't really see him have that many big wins. jiBut he did enough to have a respectable 50% win rate. He and Trunks sort of took a backseat. supervisorBut there are ways the two can regain relevance.
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Future Trunks – 50.00%
Future Trunks started off on a pretty bad note, suffering alongside Future Gohan at the hands of the evil Future Android. He has proven to be one of the best swordsmen in the series, with two pretty impressive wins over Frieza and King Cold. His time spent with the main timeline Z-Fighters made him strong enough to return to his own time and not only defeat the Androids, but also deal with Future Cell before he became a problem.
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Vegeta – 55.26%
The rambunctious Prince of Saiyans has racked up some impressive wins, but his slow pace to finish second in the series behind Goku has greatly marred his overall winning record. Vegeta has had his fair share of great moments, but there have also been times when he has been completely embarrassed by his opponents. This hurt his record a bit, but he still ended up putting up solid numbers.
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Gohan – 55.77%
Either that ji or supervisor, Gohan gave us some memorable fights early on that solidified him as a fan favorite. Despite his big win, Gohan only won more than half of his matches in the original series. It's not a bad record by any means. Especially considering the significance of his win over Cell, but he left some wins on the table and could have actually had a much better record if he had been more dedicated to training.
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Kid Trunk – 61.54%
Kid Trunks may not be as popular as his future counterpart, but he still has one of the most impressive winning percentages in the original series. To be fair to characters like Vegeta and Gohan, they've been around a lot longer and have had a lot more battles under their belts. Fans may still argue about which version of Trunks is best, but they have to admit that Kid Trunks made the most of his opportunity as a solid fighter.
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Napa – 66.67%
This might come as a surprise to some fans. Nappa was a fearsome opponent in the Saiyan Saga, but at best he was a mid-level complaint in the grand scheme of things. But that didn't stop him from personally dealing with most of the Z-Fighters on the planet. Goku may have taken him down and Vegeta easily took him out, but Nappa actually did a lot of the work for the rest of the gang.
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Broly – 66.67%
This originally only accounts for Broly's first two appearances. Bio-Broly is a completely different story. Currently, Broly has the potential to be one of Dragon Ball's most powerful characters, but fans shouldn't overlook just how powerful his movie-only predecessor was. In the end, both lost Legendary Super Saiyan and second coming, That didn't stop him from dominating most of the film and posting a pretty impressive win-loss record.
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Son Goku – 68.00%
It's no surprise to see Dragon Ball's MC and anime's most iconic protagonist have one of the highest odds in the series. Goku may sometimes get a bad rap due to questionable decisions (such as giving Cell the Senzu Bean), but he has always proven himself to be a talented warrior and someone who can adapt to battle and change the situation when he needs it most. Contrary to what some may think, Goku rarely has a perfect record and has lost his fair share of battles. But it usually comes down to Earth's mightiest defenders.
