Superforms

Example: If Goku transformed into SSJ during the fight, he would pay 10% of his maximum Endurance, and would have a -0 Experience point penalty for using SSJ. But if in the same fight he then went SSJ 2, he would pay another 10% of his maximum Endurance (20%, -10% from SSJ), and would then take a -50 EXP penalty.

Below is the list of all the Superforms Endurance and EXP costs.

Superform Name End Cost EXP Penalty --- Namekian Bulked Form: -0% -0 Makyo Growth Form: -15% -0 Makyo I. Growth Form: -25% -30 Zargonian Monstrous Form: -10% -0 Bojackan superform: -10% -50 Icer Form 2: -0% -20 Icer Form 3: -0% -50 Icer Form 4: -0% -100 Icer Form 5: -0% -150 Oozaru: -15% -0 Golden Oozaru: -40% -50 SSJ: -10% -0 USSJ: -15% -20 SSJ2: -20% -50 SSJ3: -30% -75

Notes:
 * If you wait to go into a Superform in round 2, divide the EXP penalty by 2.
 * If you wait to go into a Superform in round 3, there is no penalty.
 * Opponents of Fused warriors gain standard EXP for both individuals, +10%.
 * The Fused warriors gain EXP as if they had fought as a team, with a -100 EXP penalty.
 * SSJ Training negates the Endurance cost for SSJ, but SSJ 2 and 3 still cost their normal amount of Endurance.

Fluff Notes: -

This "fluff" presented under each race is a basic guideline to the races as a whole. It doesn't need to be followed to the T, but it outlines what the majority of a race is like. Of course some things are more concrete than others. Nameks have antennae. Maybe your Namek doesn't. Come up with an imaginative reason in character for why he doesn't. Icers are asexual. Maybe your Icer is a freak genetic experiment. The rest of your race scorns you for it. If you go against the norms, then there is an easy hook built right into your character. Keep in mind, if every character is drastically different than the norm, then there is no norm to stand by. There are ways to make a character interesting other than turning a triclops into a human who had a third eye but never opens it.

Average height, weight and lifespan are assumed for an adult male of the race. Women are typically shorter, smaller and live longer. Children are, of course, smaller than their adult counterparts. Restricted races don't have these averages because they are so rare it would be near meaningless; in fact Restricted have very little written about them at all, this is intentional to leave them more open ended. All years are Earth years.

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