In Dragon Ball Super, My Training Effects Double

Tarble is no longer the overlooked Saiyan prince from Dragon Ball: a new soul has taken over his body, arriving with one very particular cheat. His training gains multiply for every living Saiyan whose bloodline he binds, but each breakthrough only unlocks another binding slot—so finding Saiyans matters as much as throwing punches. After rejecting an unwanted alien marriage, Tarble takes his guard Rix in a spherical ship to Earth, intending to attach himself to Vegeta, Goku, and the Saiyans gathering around them before Beerus enters the picture. Frieza’s surviving soldiers Abo and Gato chase him there, forcing Tarble to conceal what he knows while the Z-Fighters investigate the incoming ki. On Earth, he turns Bulma’s technology and Vegeta’s gravity chamber into tools for an obsessive training plan, sharing amplified gains with his chosen allies and rapidly rewriting the power balance. The mood is a self-aware, numbers-heavy Saiyan power fantasy, mixing familiar Dragon Ball banter with a calculating reincarnator who knows the canon better than its cast. Ideal for readers who want an alternate Dragon Ball timeline centered on training mechanics, escalating transformations, and Tarble finally taking center stage.