Capybara Dragon Ball Edition: the “Capy-Saiyajin” that breaks scouters

Capybara enters the Martial Arts Tournament: a new rival for Goku?

The ring shakes, the commentators shout impossible ki numbers, and suddenly, a brown figure glides calmly between the fighters. The crowd goes silent: the capybara—instantly renamed Capy-Kunyawns, stretches, and opens its eyes like it just woke up from an interplanetary nap. Krillin tries to greet it, but Capy-Kun is already chewing a mouthful of grass, unfazed by the applause. Moments later, its golden aura slowly rises, breaking the nearest scouter—not with blasts or screams, but with a serene glow that says, “Relax, there’s still time to eat.”

Designing the “Capy-Saiyajin”: serene ki, fluffy tail, and endless appetite

The fan art blowing up on social media shows him rocking an orange gi (cut short at the hem to fit his huge belly), blue wristbands and a kanji symbol that, instead of “turtle,” reads “calm.” His fluffy tail points skyward—not to transform into Ōzaru, but to shoo away mosquitoes while meditating. His round, peaceful eyes glow golden when he releases ki; but the glow lasts just long enough to warm his mate, nothing more. His signature move is the“Galactic Big Bite”: without moving, he sucks the opponent’s ki and turns it into digestive energy to keep on chewing. Goku watches in awe: finally, an opponent who combines power with chill. Vegeta, meanwhile, can’t wrap his head around how a “giant rodent” could outmatch his prince pride… and that only fuels the legend.

Why this crossover breaks both the scouter and the algorithm

It works because Dragon Ball thrives on explosions and adrenaline, while the capybara embodies zen slow-mo. Mixing both extremes is pure meme gold: a warrior who doesn’t run, doesn’t shout “Kaaa-me-haaa…,” and still survives a Kienzán thanks to an inexplicable defense of total chill. People share the illustration—Capy-Kun with arms crossed while Goku charges a Spirit Bomb—because it reminds them that even amid cosmic battles, there’s room to relax. In the end, the message is clear: don’t underestimate anyone who masters the art of napping; maybe that’s the real Ultra Instinct.