Dragon Ball is home to some of the most iconic transformations in history, but some of its best aren't even canon.

There are more than a few similarities between the "Dragon Ball Z" anime franchise and the Crocs brand of footwear. They may not be the peak of serious cinema or high fashion, but upon their introductions both quickly became big enough phenomena of success that even now,

Dragon Ball Super has never really treated Goku like a traditional hero when compared to some of Shueisha’s other releases, and the newest chapter of the series has proved why he’s not seen that way with the reveal of how the world sees Goku after everything he’s done.

As part of a commemorative celebration of Dragon Ball, Toei Animation launched Dragon Ball Daima, a fresh story that plunged Goku and friends into another adventure. Shrunken down to child-size versions of themselves,

Goku having the ability to use Super Saiyan 4 before Dragon Ball Super is the latest continuity issue to spawn from DAIMA.

Dragon Ball GT, inviting them to relive their childhood through an all-new, yet familiar, adventure. Paired with the bittersweet label of being the last story in the franchise to be written by Akira Toriyama,

Goku and Vegeta have access to all the same Super Saiyan forms, but they're clearly each more adept with certain transformations.

The Saiyans from the Dragon Ball series are a race of powerful warriors from the Planet Sadala (until its destruction), and are central to the main story in the series. Goku, the