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To unlock a new transformation, a character must reach a state where their potential is fully expressed under their current physical condition. For instance:
* When Goku becomes enraged after Krillin’s death, he reaches a state like this: Power = B\^(P - 0) which allows him to achieve a new state **Super Saiyan**
* When Gohan reaches **Super Saiyan 2**, he is enraged by the destruction of Android 16, again reducing **I** toward zero. The expression becomes: Power = B\^(P - 0) \* T\^1
If you think about it carefully, this formula can explain **any power state** in the Dragon Ball series for **any character**.
Take, for example, the moment when young Gohan headbutts Raditz. One could argue that Gohan became enraged due to Goku being hurt, and thus his potential was briefly more fully expressed. After the rage subsided, his potential expression dropped again.
When Gohan faces Nappa, he isn't angry, but **afraid**, which means **I** is even higher, further suppressing his potential—hence the low power level.
This formula also explains why a character can fight in base or transformed state and still increase their power level over time, depending on their emotional state (especially rage).
* When Goku becomes enraged after Krillin’s death, he reaches a state like this: Power = B\^(P - 0) which allows him to achieve a new state **Super Saiyan**
* When Gohan reaches **Super Saiyan 2**, he is enraged by the destruction of Android 16, again reducing **I** toward zero. The expression becomes: Power = B\^(P - 0) \* T\^1
If you think about it carefully, this formula can explain **any power state** in the Dragon Ball series for **any character**.
Take, for example, the moment when young Gohan headbutts Raditz. One could argue that Gohan became enraged due to Goku being hurt, and thus his potential was briefly more fully expressed. After the rage subsided, his potential expression dropped again.
When Gohan faces Nappa, he isn't angry, but **afraid**, which means **I** is even higher, further suppressing his potential—hence the low power level.
This formula also explains why a character can fight in base or transformed state and still increase their power level over time, depending on their emotional state (especially rage).
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