However, in the manga, he only uses Blue Kaioken and, since Toriyama was involved in Super 's manga, fans speculate that he never wanted Goku to mix Kaioken and SSJ, except for SSJ Blue.

Perhaps Goku felt that using Kaioken while in his Super Saiyan Blue form simply wouldn’t be able to overpower Broly fast enough for him to not overcome it.

Surprisingly enough, this fusion of Super Saiyan Blue and Kaioken never made its way to the manga, being an anime-only aspect that was added during the battle against Universe Six. In the pages of ...

While fighting Hit, Goku decided to use Super Saiyan Blue with the Kaioken on top of that, mostly called Blue Kaioken, thus giving him a massive upgrade in speed and strength.

For example, the anime introduced the Super Saiyan Blue Kaioken, a technique not present in the manga. This can offer a richer understanding of the DBS universe for anime watchers.

Dragon Ball's Goku has had plenty of different forms in the years of the anime - here's all of them explained.

Here is every canon Goku transformation in Dragon Ball so far, ranked from weakest to strongest. Note: The Kaioken is technically a technique and not a transformation.

One of Goku's long-forgotten techniques makes a comeback in 'Dragon Ball Super.' Ever since Goku went Super Saiyan back during the Frieza saga, he hasn't had much use for his old Kaio-ken technique.

Since Goku’s very first time becoming a Super Saiyan on Namek, Dragon Ball has been defined by its flashy, stylish, and ultra-powerful transformations. The battle shōnen genre was forever changed the ...