Dragon Ball Justice Beyond RPG

Earth Dragon Ball: Shenron will, in general, grant wishes regardless of the morality of the wish or its consequences. However, wishes can be denied at Shenron's discretion, usually due to foreseen limitations of the wish like locating an object in another universe.

Before, Shenron was only able to grant the user one wish per summoning, but if Dende becomes guardian of earth re-creates him and the Earth Dragon Balls, Dende upgrades Shenron to grant the user a maximum of three wishes (two if multiple people are revived with one of the wishes).

The story follows Mark Grayson, a seemingly ordinary teenager whose father is Omni-Man, Earth's most powerful superhero. When Mark finally develops his own powers, he begins his training to become a hero under the name Invincible.
However, what begins as a superheroic “coming-of-age” story soon takes a shocking turn: Omni-Man is hiding a devastating truth about his origin and his true intentions.

Story development (with narrative progression)

1. Origin and learning
   Mark learns to use his abilities (flight, superhuman strength, stamina) while balancing school, his relationship with his mother Debbie, and his first love. He becomes involved in the world of superheroes and collaborates with teams like the Globe Guardians.
   But from the beginning there is an anomaly: Omni-Man brutally murders that team in secret, generating a central intrigue.
2. The truth about Omni-Man
   The series reveals that Omni-Man is not simply a protector of Earth, but a member of the Viltrumite Empire, an expansionist alien race. His true mission was to weaken the planet for its eventual conquest.
   The central conflict erupts when Mark discovers the truth. This leads to one of the most brutal confrontations in the series: father versus son. Omni-Man tries to convince Mark that humanity is insignificant, but Mark resists.
   This clash is not only physical, but ideological: humanity vs. imperial domination.
3. Global consequences
   After the battle, Omni-Man leaves Earth, leaving behind massive devastation and emotional trauma. Mark must rebuild his identity as a hero while grappling with his father's betrayal.
   Meanwhile, Earth becomes vulnerable to external threats, especially the Viltrumite Empire.

Grayson Family:
Mark Grayson / Invincible (Son of Omni-Man and hero of Chicago)
Debbie Grayson (Mark's Asian mother and Nolan's ex-wife)
Oliver Grayson (Mark's half-brother, has accelerated growth and Nolan's powers)
Nolan Grayson / Omni-Man (later redeemed)

GOVERNMENT / GDA:
Cecil Stedman (Leader of the GDA and Mark's boss on Earth)
Donald Ferguson (Android man and Cecil's bodyguard)
Brit (Veteran soldier with powers of absolute indestructibility)
Conquest countermeasures team (Specialized containment team)

GUARDIANS OF THE GLOBE
Originals:
The Immortal (An imposing man over 1000 years old, possessing immortality and superhuman physical capabilities)
War Woman (A very strong Amazon who uses a mace as a weapon)
Darkwing (Billionaire and street vigilante with gadgets)
Aquarus (Fish Man and King of Atlantis)
Red Rush (Russian sprinter and energetic)
Martian Man (Martian from Mars with elastic abilities)
Green Ghost (Brunette girl with intangibility and invisibility)

New Guardians:
Robot (A human who lives at rest and manipulates robots remotely)
Monster Girl (Girl who can transform into an ogre but rejuvenates when doing so)
Black Samson (Veteran hero with superhuman strength)
Dupli-Kate (Asian girl and Rex's brief girlfriend with cloning powers)
Shrinking Rae (Nerd girl who can change size)
Rex Splode (Red-haired boy and Eve's ex-boyfriend, can carry things with kinetic energy)
Atom Eve (Mark's orange-haired friend, can manipulate non-living matter with her powers)

Coalition of Planets:
Allen the Alien (Mark's cyclops ally and member of the Coalition of Planets)
Tech Jacket (Human with powerful, adaptive Geldarian armor)
Thaedus (Renegade Viltrumite and leader of the Coalition)
Space Racer (Space motorcyclist with an antimatter weapon)
Battle Beast (Humanoid white lion and warrior, more of an battle junky that typically ends up on the good side)

Earth Villains:
Omni-Man (Initially a conquering villain and false hero, later redeemed)
Machine Head (Criminal leader with predictive powers)
Titan (Dark-skinned villain with rock-like skin, more neutral than evil)
The Mauler Twins (Blue muscular twins with extreme intelligence)
Magmaniac (Villain of magma and malleable body)
Tether Tyrant (Villain with elastic cords on his chest)
Furnace (Villain with thermonuclear powers)
Kursk (Russian electric villain)
Multi-Paul (Asian boy with cloning powers)
Powerplex (Traumatized scientist with electrical powers and shock absorption)
Dinosaurus (Talking humanoid dinosaur with great intelligence)

Viltrumite Empire:
Thragg (Leader of the planet Viltrum, he is almost unmatched in strength and combat)
Conquest (An elderly, sadistic, and muscular Viltrumite with a mechanical arm, he is the second strongest)
Anissa (a female Viltrumite sent to Earth to threaten Mark)
Lucan (Viltrumita, dark-skinned and fat but strong)
General Kregg (Elite Viltrumite with a cybernetic eye)
Thula (a gray-haired Viltrumita with a dagger in her long braid)
Other Viltrumites (Currently there are only 65 Viltrumites alive after a deadly virus. All possess superhuman physical abilities, flight, and a healing factor, but vary in power)

Terrestrial Organizations and Extraterrestrial Threats:
The Lizard League (Comprised of: King Lizard, Komodo Dragon and Salamander)
Flaxan Empire (Green aliens that live in a dimension with a different time flow)
Sequids (Space squids and mind-controlling parasites)
Rognarrs (Reptilian humanoid and savage beings, frozen predators of the Viltrumites)

Universal Threats:
Evil Variants of Mark (There are several dimensions where Mark is evil or killed his father, being recruited by Levy to attack Mark during the 'War of the Invincibles')
Angstrom Levy (Multiversal traveler from a dimension where Mark is evil, can open portals to other dimensions)

Places on Earth:
Mark Grayson City (Chicago):
City where Mark grows up and lives with his mother, Debbie.
Global Defense Agency (GDA):
A secret organization led by Cecil Stedman. Located in an underground base, equipped with advanced technology and global surveillance.
Art Rosenbaum's Laboratory: Workshop where Art designs and repairs superhero costumes, including those of Invincible and Omni-Man.
Bases and Shelters of the Guardians of the Globe:
Original Base: The headquarters of the original Guardians, destroyed by Omni-Man.
New Base: Built later by the GDA for the reformed team.
Upstate University:
University where William Clockwell studies and where DA Sinclair's experiments with the Reanimamen are discovered.

Places in Space and Other Planets:
Viltrum (Homeworld of the Viltrumites, destroyed in the war against the Coalition of Planets. Ruled by Thragg before his downfall)
Gelderia (Home planet of the Geldarians: Physically weak but technologically advanced beings, they use armor known as 'Tech Jackets' to compensate for their weakness)
The Coalition of Planets (Confederation of alien races united against the Viltrumites. Led by Thaedus and supported by Allen the Alien)
Mars (Home of the Sequids, parasites that can control humans.)
Thraxa (Planet where Omni-Man rebuilds his life after leaving Earth. Birthplace of Oliver Grayson, Mark's half-brother)
World of the Flaxans (Dimension of the conquering race that attempts to invade Earth several times. Their civilization ages faster than that of humans.)

Dimensions and Alternative Universes:
Angstrom Levy's Multiverse (Angstrom Levy travels between different realities, some with evil versions of Mark. Some dimensions are utopian, others are dystopian with dictatorships or invasions)

Major cities:

Gotham City:
Batman's hometown. Known for its dark atmosphere, organized crime, and iconic villains.
Metropolis:
Superman City, famous for its advanced technology and optimism. Home of the Daily Planet.
Central City:
Flash's (Barry Allen) hometown. Famous for its connection to the Speed Force and speedster villains.
Keystone City:
Neighboring city of Central City. Home of Jay Garrick (Golden Age Flash) and Wally West.
Star City:
Hometown of Green Arrow (Oliver Queen).
Coast City:
Home of Hal Jordan (Green Lantern). Destroyed and rebuilt after major events.
Themyscira:
Paradise island home to the Amazons and Wonder Woman.
Atlantis:
Underwater kingdom ruled by Aquaman.
Fawcett City:
Hometown of Shazam and his family.
Blüdhaven:
City where Nightwing operates, known for being even more dangerous than Gotham.
Smallville:
Hometown of Clark Kent (Superman).

Important facilities and bases:

Batcave:
Batman's underground base beneath Wayne Manor.

Fortress of Solitude:
Superman's personal refuge in the Arctic.

Watchtower:
Justice League space base.

Hall of Justice:
Justice League's Earth headquarters in Metropolis.

Titans Tower:
Base of operations for the Teen Titans. Usually located in San Francisco.

Belle Reve:
High-security prison housing the worst villains. Base of the Suicide Squad.

Arkham Asylum:
Psychiatric asylum in Gotham for the most dangerous criminals.

Iron Heights:
Central City prison, known for housing Flash villains.

Cadmus Labs:
Secret facility dedicated to genetic research. Known for creating Superboy and Ultraman.

STAR Labs:
Scientific and technological research laboratories.

Flash Villains:
Captain Cold – Leonard Snart
Mirror Master – Sam Scudder
Weather Wizard – Mark Mardon
Captain Boomerang – George “Digger” Harkness
Pied Piper – Hartley Rathaway
Heat Wave – Mick Rory
The Trickster – James Jesse / Axel Walker
Reverse-Flash – Eobard Thawne
Zoom – Hunter Zolomon
Godspeed – August Heart
Savitar

Batman Villains:
Joker
Harley Quinn – Harleen Quinzel
Poison Ivy – Pamela Isley
Clayface – Basil Karlo
Two-Face – Harvey Dent
Riddler – Edward Nigma
Penguin – Oswald Cobblepot
Bane
Scarecrow – Dr. Jonathan Crane
Catwoman – Selina Kyle (villain/antiheroine)
Ra's al Ghul
Talia al Ghul – Daughter of Ra's al Ghul
Killer Croc – Waylon Jones
Mad Hatter – Jervis Tetch
Man-Bat – Dr. Kirk Langstrom
Firefly – Garfield Lynns
Victor Zsasz – Victor Zsasz
Calendar Man – Julian Gregory Day
Hush – Dr. Thomas Elliot
Black Mask – Roman Sionis
Professor Pyg – Lazlo Valentin

Superman Villains:
Lex Luthor – Alexander Joseph Luthor
Metal
Parasite
Toyman – Winslow Schott
Bizarro – Imperfect clone of Superman
Livewire – Leslie Willis
Doomsday
Eradicator – Kryptonian AI
Engineer - Angela Spica
Ultraman – Kryptonian under Luthor’s mind control.
General Zod – Dru-Zod

Wonder Woman Villains:
Cheetah – Barbara Ann Minerva
Ares
Circe
Doctor Poison
Giantess
Silver Swan
Veronica Cale

Aquaman Villains:
Black Manta – David Hyde
Ocean Master – Orm Marius (Aquaman's half-brother)
The Trench – Abyssal Creatures
King Shark – Nanaue

Green Lantern Villains:
Atrocitus
Larfleeze
Star Sapphire – Carol Ferris
Anti-Monitor
Black Hand
Parallax
Sinestro

Independent Villains:
Darkseid – Uxas
Brainiac – Vril Dox
Deathstroke – Slade Joseph Wilson
Black Adam – Teth-Adam
Trigon
Doctor Light – Arthur Light
The Batman Who Laughs – A fusion of Batman and the Joker (from a dark multiverse)
Amazo
Deathshot
Bloodsport
Peacemaker
Wolf
Mister Mxyzptlk

Bat-Family:
Batman (Bruce Wayne)
Red Robin (Tim Drake
Robin (Damian Wayne)
Batgirl (Cassandra Cain)
Nightwing (Dick Grayson)
Red Hood (Jason Todd)
Batwoman (Kate Kane)
Huntress (Helena Bertinelli)
Oracle (Barbara Gordon as strategist)
Spoiler (Stephanie Brown)
Alfred Pennyworth (ally and mentor)

Superman and allies:
Superman (Clark Kent/Kal-El)
Supergirl (Kara Zor-El)
Krypto (the superdog)
Steel (John Henry Irons)
Power Girl (Kara Zor-L, Earth-2 version of Supergirl)

Amazon:
Wonder Woman (Diana Prince)
Nubia
Artemis
Donna Troy
Wonder Girl (Cassie Sandsmark)
Hippolyta (Queen of the Amazons and mother of Diana)

Speedsters:
Flash (Barry Allen)
Jay Garrick
Kid Flash (Wally West)
Impulse (Bart Allen)
Jesse Quick (Jesse Chambers)
Max Mercury

Green Lantern Corps:
Hal Jordan
John Stewart
Guy Gardner
Kyle Rayner
Jessica Cruz
Simon Baz
Kilowog
Mogo Living Planet
Soranik Natu

Teen Titans and Young Justice:
Starfire (Koriand'r)
Raven (Rachel Roth)
Cyborg (Victor Stone)
Beast Boy (Garfield Logan)
Robin (Damian Wayne)
Wonder Girl (Donna Troy)
Blue Beetle (Jaime Reyes)
Kid Flash (Bart Allen)
Miss Martian (M'gann M'orzz)
Aqualad (Garth)
Terra (Tara Markov)
Arsenal (Roy Harper)
Superboy (Conner Kent/Kon-El)

Justice League:
Superman
Batman
Wonder Woman
Aquaman
Green Lantern
The Flash
Martian Manhunter (J'onn J'onzz)
Green Arrow (Oliver Queen)
Black Canary (Dinah Lance)
Zatanna
Captain Atom (Nathaniel Adam)
Atom Smasher (Albert Rothstein)
Shazam (Billy Batson)

Others:
Hawkman (Katar Hol)
Hawkgirl (Kendra Saunders)
The Atom (Ray Palmer)
Swamp Thing
Constantine (John Constantine)
Black Lightning
Doctor Fate (Kent Nelson)
Mera
Mister Terrific
Metamorpho
Plastic Man (Patrick O'Brian)
Firestorm (Ronnie Raymond)
Booster Gold (Michael Jon Carter)
Big Barda (Barda Free)
The Spectre
Stargirl (Courtney Whitmore)
STRIPE (Pat Dugan)

In a world where good and evil collide in epic battles, the DC Universe unfolds as a stage of hope and despair. Here, heroes are more than just protectors; they are symbols of ideals that inspire humanity to overcome its limits. Superman, the last son of Krypton, soars above Metropolis, a city that sees him as its savior, but also as a being who could destroy them if he so desired. In the shadows of Gotham, Batman, the Dark Knight, wages a personal war on crime, facing villains as twisted as the Joker, whose chaos defies all logic. But the fight is not limited to these iconic figures alone. Wonder Woman, the Amazon warrior from Themyscira, seeks to bring peace to a world ravaged by war. The Flash, the fastest man alive, roams Central City and time itself, defying the laws of nature to protect the innocent. Green Lantern patrols the outer reaches of the cosmos, confronting cosmic threats that could destroy everything we know. Meanwhile, villains of equal power and ambition conspire to wreak havoc. Darkseid, the tyrant of Apokolips, seeks the Anti-Life Equation to bend all existence to his will. Lex Luthor, a billionaire genius, challenges Superman with unlimited resources and a deep-seated hatred. Meanwhile, in the shadows, teams of antiheroes like the Suicide Squad carry out suicide missions for the government, fighting not for glory, but to survive another day. In this universe, the lines between good and evil are thin and fragile. Vigilantes, teams of heroes, and alliances of villains operate in a world where every decision can change the fate of millions. Here, conflict is eternal, and the balance between light and dark is constantly tested.

Good Characters (Z Warriors, Allies and Benevolent Gods)

Z Warriors and Protagonists

Son Goku: Protagonist, Saiyan raised on Earth. Kind, brave, and protector of the universe.

Gohan: Son of Goku, pure of heart, becomes one of the most powerful of the group.

Piccolo: Namekian initially enemy, then key ally and mentor to Gohan.

Vegeta: Prince of the Saiyans. Goku's rival who eventually joins the heroes.

Krillin: Brave human, Goku's best friend, Kienzan master.

Yamcha: Martial arts expert and former rival of Goku.

Tenshinhan (Tien Shinhan): Disciplined warrior with his own techniques, such as Kikōhō.

Chiaotzu: Tenshinhan's partner, small but with psychic abilities.

Future Trunks: Son of Vegeta and Bulma. He travels from the future to warn about androids.

Goten: Goku's second son, he transforms into a Super Saiyan from a young age.

Present Trunks: Son of Vegeta and Bulma. only a year older than goten

Videl: Daughter of Mr. Satan, she becomes Gohan's partner and learns to fly.

Master Roshi: Goku and Krillin's master, wise but perverted.

Yajirobe: Cowardly warrior, but useful as a provider of senzu beans.

Dende: Namekian who becomes the new God of Earth.

Bulma: Scientific genius, great technological support for the group.

Chi-Chi: Goku's wife, protective mother of Gohan and Goten.

Mr. Satan (Hercules): Famous ground fighter, cowardly but key in the Buu saga.

North Kaiō (Kaio-sama): God who trains Goku in the Other World.

Kaio-shin and Kibito: Gods who oversee the universes and assist in the Majin Buu saga.

All martial arts based characters gain access to ki upping their danger level

Namekians ("People from Planet Namek"), also commonly known as Nameks are a race originating from the Demon Realm. They exist in both Universe 6 and Universe 7, inhabiting Planet Namek in these universes, having moved there from the Demon Realm long ago.

Namekians are green-skinned humanoids with slug-like characteristics. They have short antennae above their brow, which is protruding and pronounced while hairless. They also have long pointy ears, pronounced canine-teeth, and talon-like nails on their fingers. They have patches with red outlines on their forearms, biceps, shoulders, abdomen, thighs, knees, and shins. They also have three red conjoined rings on their ankles and wrists, appearing as bands. Namekians have five-fingered hands While still young, Namekian skin-coloring are light green with pink patches .Elderly Namekians have darker green skin while their patches become dull yellow and gain a lot of wrinkles. Most full-grown Namekians are roughly the size of normal Earthlings. However, some Namekians, such as King Piccolo, Piccolo, Slug, and Guru, are shown to have a height and physicality beyond a normal human. Their blood color is red

They require only water for sustenance, as their bodies have enzymes that allow them to transform water into nutrients. They are still capable of enjoying food and getting sustenance from it they also enjoy other liquids

Namekians are hermaphrodites that possess physiques similar to those of human males. Despite the fact that hermaphrodites can reproduce sexually, the Namekians in series are seen reproducing only asexually, using a mode of reproduction similar to the parthenogenesis, and spitting an egg out from their mouth.

Namekians demonstrate a wide variety of abilities, many of them magical in nature.
enhanced hearing, regeneration , body elasticity,magic materialization,namekian fusion , fission , healing,soul control,long lifespan , telekinetic, giganticfication,

Average kryptonian
Has a power level of 5 to 10and can’t use regular ki under a red sun
under a Yellow sun the average kryptonian
depending on how long they are exposed would more than likely reach a limit of 50,000,000
main character kryptonians don’t have this limit and even have access to transformations
they also can not use normal Ki moves they sacrifice versatility for strength

Super solar 1 x 2
super solar 2 x 4

the average power level of the universe is around 200 to 500 and that is because most of the universe has access to ki humans born with ki unlocked fall it this Category too
the max power level limit for the average person is different for everyone but it about potential most average people is they trained properly could reach a million then hit a wall main characters the justice league has no limits
the Z fighters are actually freaks of nature when it comes to ki if they are given time and motivation they could be ridiculously strong

when they are born they are barely stronger than humans but will have a power spike around adolescence puberty or at the latest like the very latest in history was 25 years old the youngest being 8 years old

they typically have power levels of 40000 or higher
their strongest members are a little weaker than frieza
but they have almost 4 times the physical strength as their power level suggests and 20% more speed but are all capable of much faster interstellar travel speed

saiyans have a lot up with them most saiyans have fangs and unless they had it removed have the tail
Abnormally Weak- A power level of 500 or below .

Low Class- A power level of 1,000 to 2,000. these are the most common saiyans. born with a power level 100 or 200

Middle Class- A power level of 4,000 to 5,000. born with a power of either 400 to 500

Elite Class- A power level of 6000+

in this universe a saiyans power level is 10 x what they were born with so in this universe if you are born with a power level 100 if you don’t train properly and just live fight carefully and don’t get zenkai boosts you only will gain a power level off 1000 by the time your an adult

saiyan also have more transformations here
ozaru giant ape form 10 x power level but speed stays the same
all of the power ups are not now to most saiyan early game
Ikari after mastering The Ozaru Transformation it is possible to unlock this power which is 10x power level and unlike ozaru you keep your speed you eye will become yellow, red , or blue
Ikari 2: fur grows on chest and side burns forearm legs get slight claws is only available with access to a tail 20x power
Ikari 3: In this form, the Saiyan's hair remains its natural color is lengthened. To which, it becomes wilder, reaching down to the middle of their back, while two long pointed bangs of hair appear on both sides of the neck. They also become covered in fur from their shoulders' down, apart from their pectorals, most of their abdomen, and their hands. The fur color will be Their natural hair color 30 x Power
super saiyan: 50x power
super saiyan: 2 100x power
super saiyan: 3 400 x power
super saiyan: 4 only available after controlling super saiyan ozaru or mastering ikari 3 and super saiyan three 4000 x power

This Universe is a crossover between
Dragon Ball universe
Dc Universe
Image comics / Invincible universe

in this universe zenkai boosts are not limited to saiyans anyone with ki can gain them but saiyan get the best version

zenkais are affected by
How close to death you were
how scared of death you were
How much stronger whoever bet you was
how much ambient Ki was in the area

Ki is the most readily available path to since everyone can use it
Ki components
Life energy: your actual life force it regenerates but slows its regeneration as you get older using too much will kill you very little is put into most Ki abilities.
Physical energy:the energy produced by your body this is the bulk that is used in most ki abilities.
Mental energy: the more psyonic energy helps in more psyonic ki abilities such as projection,telekinesis, telepathy.
Spiritual energy: different from life energy this is to some degree your soul energy and fighting spirit this is most often used in special or signature abilities.

Ki acts as an enhancement Too every stat and prolongs life after you learn to control it
keeping it inside instead of flowing out

it can be used to enhance objects