What If: Super Saiyan 4 VS God of Destruction, (Dialogue Only).

What If: Super Saiyan 4 VS God of Destruction, (Dialogue Only). is the third episode of the Dragon Ball [What-If] Series by Hyourinjutsu, and was uploaded on March 12, 2016.

Plot Summary
Taking place during an alternate version of Battle of Gods, Goku refuses the concept of the Super Saiyan God transformation; as the God transformation requires help from others, and therefore isn't strength gained by himself, and so he retreats to the wilderness, where he "miraculously [achieves] the Super Saiyan 4 transformation". With this new found power, he challenges Lord Beerus, who scoffs at his lack of God ki. Goku fires a 10x Kamehameha at the God of Destruction, who cockily takes the blast at full-force only to take damage; stating that "This was not expected."

Power Scaling

 * Goku
 * Rank 54 (Super Saiyan 4)


 * Beerus
 * Rank 8 (Full-Power)

Music Used

 * Wicked Flight (Bravely Default)

Sprites Used

 * Dragonball Extreme Botuden

Trivia

 * This is first of many "Super vs GT" battles.
 * The others being, What If: Super Saiyan 4 Gogeta VS Super Saiyan Blue Vegito., What If MOVIE: Super Goku VS GT Goku (DBS Manga VS DBGT, Super Saiyan Blue VS Super Saiyan 4)., and What If: GT Goku (Super Saiyan 4) VS Golden Frieza.
 * This is the only What If to date to have portraits of the person speaking, near their dialouge.
 * This is also the last What If to have a border around the video.
 * It is possible that this What If was mentioned in the description of What If: Gohan (Super Saiyan 3) VS Ultimate Gohan., as Hyourinjustu refers to a "incomplete" animation, that he wishes to upload.


 * Hyourinjutsu has stated that Beerus was stronger than Goku, and was only damaged due to his guard being down. Had this battle continued, there's a good chance that Beerus would've defeated Goku, like their canon counterparts.
 * This is the first "Dialogue Only" What If, the second being [What-If] Golden Cell VS Goku SSGSS4, (Dialogue Only).
 * This is the only What If to have neither of the combatants' names in the title.