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Many people may have wondered at some point in their lives what would happen if Goku took steroids. Filled to the brim with infinites, this seems to be the most accurate answer.
AxKeeper's Goku has been released three times; once without any special moves, again with only one special move, and the third and most recent release features the Saiyan with four special moves and a super. Although made by Ax, it is credited to Akira Toriyama. The sprites use Alex from Street Fighter 3 as a base and the hair of SSJ Goku Z2.
Like many of Axking's other characters, this character has a plethora of infinites. Ⓨ, Ⓑ, Ⓒ, and all of its specials can infinitely trap the opponent if used quickly in succession. In addition, its A.I abuses its broken aspects, and the sprites, while looking visually appealing, aren't accurate to Goku's appearance in any official media. To put the icing on the cake, its specials and hyper are incredibly flashy, with the potential to be an epilepsy trigger.
Stats
Life
1000
Power
3000
Attack
100
Defence
100
Movelist
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, and all of its specials can infinitely trap the opponent if used quickly in succession. In addition, its A.I abuses its broken aspects, and the sprites, while looking visually appealing, aren't accurate to Goku's appearance in any official media. To put the icing on the cake, its specials and hyper are incredibly flashy, with the potential to be an epilepsy trigger.
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