Cabba is a Saiyan from Universe 6's Planet Sadala, a world where the Saiyan race evolved along a fundamentally different path than their Universe 7 counterparts. Rather than becoming brutal planet conquerors, Universe 6's Saiyans became noble protectors who operated as a galactic peacekeeping force, wearing sleek blue-and-gold uniforms and defending the innocent. ... Read more
Species: Saiyan (Universe 6) · First Appearance: Dragon Ball Super Episode 32 / Chapter 7 (2016) · Power Level: Base: ~8e10; Super Saiyan: ~4e12; SSJ2 (ToP): ~2e14. Rapidly growing through Vegeta's mentorship.
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Cabba is a Saiyan from Universe 6's Planet Sadala who serves as a member of the Galactic Patrol. Unlike his Universe 7 counterparts, Cabba embodies the noble path his race took under the protection of the Kais, developing a culture of peacekeeping rather than planetary conquest. He first appeared during the Universe 6 vs Universe 7 Tournament, where his encounter with Vegeta changed his life forever. Vegeta saw in Cabba the potential that Saiyans could have achieved without Frieza's interference, and took it upon himself to unlock the young Saiyan's latent power. Through Vegeta's harsh but effective training — culminating in a memorable face punch that triggered Cabba's first Super Saiyan transformation — Cabba grew from a polite, soft-spoken warrior into a fierce fighter capable of Super Saiyan 2 by the Tournament of Power. His journey represents the purest form of Saiyan growth: strength born from mentorship and purpose, not from rage or tragedy.
Cabba's physical and combat statistics place him as a mid-tier Saiyan warrior who undergoes explosive growth during his arc. The table below compares his key attributes against Universe 7 Saiyan averages.
| Attribute | Cabba | U7 Saiyan Avg | Evaluation |
|---|---|---|---|
| Base Power Level | ~8 x 10^10 | ~3 x 10^3 | Extraordinary — U6 Saiyans are born stronger due to peaceful evolution |
| Super Saiyan Multiplier | 50x base (~4 x 10^12) | 50x base (standard) | Standard multiplier, but much higher base means far greater absolute power |
| SSJ2 (ToP) | ~2 x 10^14 | 100x base (standard) | Remarkable growth in under 48 minutes of tournament time |
| Combat Speed | FTL (SSJ) | FTL (SSJ) | Comparable — Saiyan speed scales evenly with power |
| Ki Control | 8/10 | 6/10 | Above average — trained by Galactic Patrol, disciplined technique |
| Battle IQ | 7/10 | 7/10 | Solid tactical awareness, especially after Vegeta's mentorship |
Cabba's moveset reflects his Galactic Patrol training combined with techniques learned from Vegeta. Each ability serves a specific combat role that players should understand to maximize his effectiveness.
Cabba's signature energy attack, a purple beam that he fires with focused ki concentration. This technique was taught to him by Vegeta as a foundational combat skill. Best used as a medium-range opening strike — charge it for 2-3 seconds for maximum output. Common mistake: holding the charge too long leaves you open to counterattack. Use the Galick Gun as a combo ender, not a starter.
Cabba achieved Super Saiyan through Vegeta's intense training method — triggering rage by demonstrating Vegeta's power superiority rather than through personal tragedy. This transformation provides the standard 50x power multiplier with increased speed and ki output. Key tactical note: Cabba's SSJ form burns energy faster than U7 Saiyans due to his inexperience, making stamina management critical in prolonged fights.
Cabba unlocked SSJ2 during the Tournament of Power, triggered by his determination to protect Universe 6. This form provides 100x base power with lightning aura and increased combat speed. Unlike his SSJ form, Cabba's SSJ2 shows better energy efficiency, suggesting he adapted quickly to higher-level transformation. The downside: SSJ2 strains his body significantly, limiting sustained use to approximately 5-8 minutes of active combat.
A rapid-fire energy barrage technique that Cabba uses for area denial and crowd control. Each individual blast is relatively weak, but the cumulative damage can overwhelm opponents who lack mobility. Best paired with hit-and-run tactics — fire a volley to force your opponent to dodge, then close the distance while they are evading. Overusing this technique wastes ki, so limit volleys to 2-3 per exchange.
Focus on rapid SSJ transformation and overwhelming pressure. Open with a Galick Gun to force your opponent into defense, then follow up with a Ki Blast Volley to maintain pressure. Transform to SSJ early for the power spike, but watch your stamina — this build burns through energy in about 3-4 minutes of aggressive combat. Best used against opponents who start slow or struggle with pressure. Avoid using against tank characters who can weather your early assault and counterpunch.
Stay in base form longer, using precise Galick Gun shots from distance to bait mistakes. Only transform to SSJ2 when you have a clear opening or when your opponent commits to a big attack. This build prioritizes stamina conservation and counterplay over raw aggression. Ideal against opponents who overextend or rely on powerful but slow attacks. The downside: you sacrifice early momentum, which can be dangerous against rushdown fighters.
In team battles, Cabba excels as a mid-range support fighter. Use Ki Blast Volleys to cover teammates' approaches, Galick Gun for punishing enemy mistakes, and transform only when the team needs a power boost. Cabba's polite, team-oriented personality translates to tactical flexibility — he can peel for allies or capitalize on openings created by teammates. Not recommended as a solo anchor; Cabba lacks the raw power to close out matches alone against top-tier fighters.
In the early phase, focus on distance management and ki control. Cabba's base form is not exceptionally powerful — use measured attacks to gauge your opponent's patterns. Fire single Galick Gun shots to test reaction speed. Do not transform prematurely; a mistimed SSJ activation wastes energy and signals desperation. The first 60 seconds should be dedicated to observation and positioning rather than all-out offense.
Once you have read your opponent's tendencies, transform to SSJ and apply pressure. This is Cabba's strongest phase — the 50x multiplier creates a significant power gap against unprepared opponents. Cycle between Galick Gun (ranged pressure) and Ki Blast Volley (approach denial) to keep your opponent off balance. If your opponent is defensive, close distance and force close-quarters exchanges where Saiyan physical strength shines. This phase should last 2-3 minutes before stamina becomes a concern.
When stamina is low and the match is on the line, unleash SSJ2 for a final push. This form gives Cabba his highest power output but has the shortest duration — approximately 2 minutes of effective combat. Use this window to land decisive blows. Prioritize powerful Galick Gun attacks over ki volleys. Be aware that SSJ2's strain makes Cabba vulnerable to counterattacks; if your opponent survives the initial onslaught, you will be too drained to mount a second offense. End the fight quickly or concede.
Cabba performs well against opponents who lack fast-transformation abilities or who rely on slow, powerful strikes. His disciplined style and Galactic Patrol training give him an edge against undisciplined brawlers. He struggles significantly against fighters who can match or exceed his speed in base form — particularly experts like Hit or fighters with temporal abilities that bypass his defensive reads. Against power-type opponents like Bergamo, Cabba's best strategy is to exploit speed advantage: stay mobile, fire ki volleys from range and never commit to extended exchanges. Against technique-based fighters like Frost, maintain SSJ2 to overpower their skill advantage with raw force. The worst matchup for Cabba is anyone who can suppress his transformation — if he cannot reach SSJ, his base form power alone is rarely enough to win against tournament-caliber opponents.
Many players activate SSJ within the first few seconds of a match, wasting precious stamina. Cabba's base form is adequate for the opening exchange. Transform only when you have confirmed your opponent's patterns and have a clear strategic reason to power up.
The Ki Blast Volley is a tool, not a primary attack. Using it more than 2-3 times per exchange drains ki rapidly and leaves Cabba vulnerable during the recovery animation. Use precise Galick Gun shots instead; they deliver more damage per ki spent.
Cabba's transformations drain stamina faster than most Saiyans due to his relative inexperience. New players often burn through their entire energy pool in the first minute of SSJ2, leaving no reserves for a finishing move. Practice pacing — 70% effort in SSJ and save the full power for the final exchange.
As of the Tournament of Power conclusion, Cabba has not demonstrated SSJ3 capability. His rapid growth suggests he may reach this form with further training, but it has not been shown in canon material.
No. Caulifla surpassed Cabba shortly after learning SSJ. Her natural talent and aggressive fighting style allowed her to reach SSJ2 faster, though Cabba remains a more technically disciplined fighter.
Vegeta's methods were harsh but not malicious. The infamous face punch was calculated to trigger Cabba's rage response needed for SSJ transformation, not to cause lasting harm.
Cabba was erased along with all of Universe 6 when Zeno eliminated the losing universes. At the end of the Tournament of Power, the Super Shenron wish restored all erased universes, reviving Cabba and his universe.
Universe 6 Saiyans evolved without the influence of Frieza or the planet-trading culture. Without external oppression, they developed their potential naturally through peaceful means, resulting in higher base power levels across the population.