Ever since Goku's true Saiyan heritage was revealed in Dragon Ball Z, Akira Toriyama has slowly expanded the race over time, introducing several new Saiyans over the years. Originally, Goku, Vegeta, Raditz, Nappa, the legendary Bardock, and the other Universe 6 Saiyans each brought their own distinct flair to the franchise with unique personalities and transformations.
While modern entries continued rolling out new Saiyans pretty regularly throughout the 2010s, introducing the likes of Cabba, Caulifla, Kale, Shallot, and Giblet, surprisingly, there hasn't been much in the way of new Saiyan announcements to the franchise since Dragon Ball Legends in 2018.
Since then, Dragon Ball has largely expanded the existing roster rather than debuting brand-new Saiyan characters. That is until now, with Dragon Ball officially introducing the first new Saiyan in years in a brand-new reveal trailer (via X).
In a recent gameplay reveal trailer for the highly anticipated upcoming release of Dragon Ball Xenoverse 3, Bandai Namco finally pulled back the curtain on J-Age, the game's brand-new Saiyan protagonist and the first entirely original lead character to headline a major Dragon Ball game in place of Goku.
Designed from concepts by Akira Toriyama, J-Age serves...
