Giblet

Giblet shares traits with Shallot, being his younger twin brother. He wears a long, hooded red cloak fastened by three silver buckles. Underneath, he appears to wear the same Sadala-style Saiyan armor as Shallot, with a few minor differences: his bangs fall to the right, he wears long sleeves and pants, gray gloves, and gray boots with black soles and silver tips. Unlike his brother, Giblet apparently lacks a tail, indicating that he lost it at some point in the past, as shown in flashbacks.

During his final battle with his twin brother, Giblet suffered a large scar on his cheek as a result of Shallot's punch.

Super Saiyan God (ancestor)
Shallot (twin brother)

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Mysterious Man
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Flight - The ability to fly through the use of ki.
Ki Blast: the most basic form of energy wave.
Twin Bond and Coordination: As Shallot's twin brother, Giblet and Shallot share an inexplicable bond that transcends even dimensions. Giblet demonstrated awareness of Shallot's situation despite having been training in the Hyperbolic Time Chamber. Similarly, Shallot sensed Giblet's arrival and withstood Golden Frieza's attack until reaching the battlefield. According to Shallot, they have fought together since childhood, allowing them to coordinate their attacks without communication, in addition to their ability to perceive each other's presence.
Rapid Movement: The use of high-speed movements to create the illusion of teleportation. Shallot uses it to dodge Goku's Super Saiyan attack and position himself behind him.
Full Power Charge: Like all other playable characters in Dragon Ball Legends, Shallot is able to charge his Ki.
Saiyan Power: A genetic trait that allows a Saiyan to continuously increase their performance in the face of adversity, whether recovering from great injuries or enduring great difficulties in battle.
Wild Cannon: a green/yellow ki projectile fired from one arm, and Giblet's signature technique.
Double Wild Cannon: the team attack version of Giblet and Shallot's Wild Cannon.

However, Zahha suggests that Giblet harbors an inner hatred for the evil Saiyans, as well as for his and Shallot's inability to achieve Super Saiyan God during their lifetime. Zahha helps to fuel this hatred, causing Giblet to direct it toward his brother and the modern-day descendants of the evil Saiyans. Nevertheless, Giblet is seemingly unaware of the existence of the Saiyans from Universe 6, as he mistakenly assumes that Cabba is another descendant of the evil Saiyans. Furthermore, upon witnessing Goku's Super Saiyan God form for the first time, he is immediately shocked and enraged to see that a Saiyan with the "blood of the corrupted" can achieve the same power that he and Shallot yearned for most of their lives, seemingly refusing to accept that a descendant of the evil Saiyans could possess a spirit pure enough to reach such a form. However, this apparently only motivates him to achieve the form himself, which he does, albeit through means that remain unknown.

However, after breaking free from Zahha's influence and being saved from death by the Omniscient Crystal's Hakai thanks to Whis's intervention (on Beerus's behalf), Giblet regains his former form and, although he decides to leave on his own, he gives Goku a message for Shallot. Giblet's message demonstrates his confidence in his brother's ability to fend for himself and that he is finally able to see the good in modern Saiyans like Goku, given that he entrusted him with the message for Shallot.

Zahha confirms that he had been manipulating both brothers from the beginning, as it was him from whom Giblet told Shallot to run in the recurring memory, which is eventually revealed to be his initial encounter with Zahha before he placed the fragments of the Omniscient Crystal inside them and erased Shallot's memories while using his illusory Mastermind phantom to manipulate Giblet, fostering his hatred for both Shallot and the Saiyans, showing that his dark personality was a mixture of Zahha's manipulation and Dark Ki, all done to get the twins to fight, which would allow Zahha to fuse the two fragments into the complete Omniscient Crystal.

According to Shallot's recovered memories, he and Giblet trained together in the hopes of achieving the Super Saiyan God form, which they both considered their birthright as descendants of the original Super Saiyan God and members of the righteous Super Saiyan God subspecies that opposed the Evil Saiyans to restore balance. Despite their failures against the Evil Saiyans, Giblet is shown to encourage Shallot during his training. Furthermore, Giblet is shown to protect Shallot, ordering him to flee when they first encounter Zahha. Shallot retains this vague memory, despite his amnesia, which subconsciously drives him to become stronger and resist the urge to run away.

Even after falling under Zahha's control, Giblet retains most of his memories. He even shows awareness of Shallot's appetite and his taste in food, as seen when he mocks him by saying he doesn't want to hear about what his brother ate for lunch, when Shallot mentions that he's been thinking (Giblet, vaguely and condescendingly, implies that Shallot isn't one for deep reflection).

Giblet despises weakness in others, as demonstrated by his punishing of Shallot for his lack of strength in their first encounter in Legends' story mode. He hates the current state of the Saiyans and wishes to lead them back to the right path, committing genocide against those he deems failures. He also respects the power difference between himself and his strongest opponents, stating that his own power was insignificant compared to that of Super Saiyan Goku at the time.

During his battle with Shallot, Giblet revealed his fury over the death of his ancestors at the hands of the evil Saiyans and that his resolve is to kill the descendants of the evil Saiyans to restore the "true" Saiyan way. [2] To that end, he refers to Shallot as a descendant of the good Saiyans, saying that he possesses the "blood of the defeated," and to Goku as a descendant of the evil Saiyans, saying that he possesses the "blood of the corrupted."

However, upon regaining his memories of his twin brother, Shallot, while determined to stop his brother's genocidal mission, questions whether he has truly changed so much due to the time he spent in the present era or the influence of Dark Ki. Several clues support this, as Giblet briefly seems reluctant to kill Shallot during an encounter, and it is eventually revealed that he works with the Mastermind's group by eliminating Turles and Babidi once they were no longer useful, preventing them from revealing anything to Team Beerus and his allies. However, Giblet's true personality appears to resist the Mastermind's manipulation, forcing him to subject Giblet to the same process he uses to get Super Buu (with Gohan absorbed) to cooperate. This results in his dark personality gaining almost complete control, though his defeat at Shallot's hands allows him to break free completely, although he loses consciousness shortly afterward. He then reveals his true nature to Shallot.

fighting by his side as long as I live, having since understood his mistake.

Beerus was simply humiliated by this statement and told Giblet that he was an interesting fellow, then stated that he would say nothing more and told Giblet to go and save his brother, to which Giblet agreed and stated that, this time, he would save Shallot.

Meanwhile, Shallow continues to fight Golden Frieza, refusing to back down. Frieza knocks down Super Saiyan God Shallot, but he gets up and vows to defeat him. Frieza knocks him down again, with enough force to revert Shallot to his base form. However, Shallot gets up and smiles, indicating that he is on his way. Nevertheless, Frieza believes Shallot has gone berserk and prepares to kill him, but Giblet attacks. Shallot tells his brother that it's about time. Giblet joins his brother, united as allies once more. Fresh from his training in the Hyperbolic Time Chamber, Giblet transforms into his Super Saiyan God form, and Shallot does the same. The Super Saiyan God twins confront Golden Frieza to demonstrate their unwavering resolve. Throughout the battle, Frieza is amazed by their ability to coordinate attacks without communication. Shallot explains that he and Giblet have been training and fighting together since they learned to walk, so they are able to coordinate attacks without needing words.

However, Frieza attempts to disrupt their coordination by undermining Shallot's trust in Giblet. Frieza explains that Zahha told him that Dark Ki only amplifies the negative emotions already present in its victims, so Giblet's hatred for Shallot was genuine and not simply the result of manipulation. Giblet doesn't deny it, explaining that he had been jealous of his brother and that this allowed Zahha to manipulate him. However, after his defeat at Shallot's hands and upon freeing himself from the Dark Ki, Giblet realizes that the Super Saiyan God power he had attained was due to his brother and decides to continue.

However, during the battle against Golden Frieza, to sabotage the twins' teamwork, the tyrant reveals that Zahha told him that Dark Ki only amplified existing negative emotions, demonstrating that, deep down, Giblet hated his brother and, by extension, modern Saiyans. Giblet doesn't deny this, but quickly points out that his battles with Shallot made him realize he had become so strong thanks to him, and as a result, he decides to fight alongside him. However, while Shallot is willing to forgive his brother, Bardock refuses to accept Giblet as an ally because of the murders he committed in the past against several Saiyans who participated in the Tournament of Time. Nevertheless, Giblet understands Bardock's hatred and doesn't attempt to defend himself against his retaliation.

Later, during Shallot's rematch against Nuova Shenron, Giblet reminds Shallot that speed has never been his strong suit (as speed is more Giblet's specialty) and reminds him of his training, helping him counter Nuova Shenron's speed by using his stamina and strength to force him into close combat. However, since Giblet intervened to give him this information and Nuova Shenron had previously trained with Shallot because Cheelai defended him, Shallot lets Nuova live to settle their battle at another time. When Syn Shenron appears, Giblet convinces Shallot to rest before facing Syn Shenron, though he allows him to join the fight after he has rested. Giblet also proves good at calming Shallot, as seen when he provokes Syn Shenron to give Shallot a chance to clear his mind.

causing him to fall unconscious once again. Despite the efforts of Super Saiyan Blue Goku and Beerus, Zahha manages to nullify their attacks with the Omniscient Crystal and proceeds to perform Hakai, using the Crystal's power to grant any wish as long as a large amount of Ki is supplied. This Hakai seemingly destroys Goku, Gohan, Beerus, Giblet, and the unconscious allies of Team Beerus, though Bulma and Jaco manage to escape carrying the unconscious Shallot.

It is finally revealed that Goku survived said Hakai and, while Shallot was heading to check what remained of the Ice Continent, he was busy gathering allies, hiring Hit to protect Shallot from assassins and other fighters allied or sent by Zahha, leaving Giblet's fate up in the air.

At the observation post, Shallot learns that Giblet survived the chaos unleashed on the Land of Ice and left a message for him via Goku, confirming that he is alive and well. Like Goku and Shallot's other allies present when Zahha unleashed a Hakai using the Omniscient Crystal, Giblet survived thanks to Whis's intervention. After being freed from Zahha's influence, Giblet lost his hatred for modern Saiyans, as demonstrated by him relaying his message to Shallot through Goku.

After Shallot and Frieza began fighting each other, Beerus and Whis turned their attention to the Hyperbolic Time Chamber, which slowly opened, revealing Giblet, who had been training there for quite some time. Whis suggested restoring Giblet's energy, but Giblet quickly stated that there wasn't time for that. Beerus wondered if Giblet had known what was happening despite being in the Hyperbolic Time Chamber, a completely different plane of existence. However, Giblet replied that he had, confirming Beerus's suspicion, and then stated that he and Shallot were, after all, twins.

Giblet remains unconscious as his brother regains consciousness and confronts the Mastermind. However, Zahha appears and convinces Shallot that he will "cover his back" while Shallot faces the enemy as usual, only for Zahha to literally stab Shallot in the back with his Ki-infused sword. Meanwhile, Goku arrives with Ultimate Gohan (previously freed from Super Buu) to deal with Zamasu, who summons the aid of his own secret ally, Goku Black. After Shallot collapses due to Zahha's betrayal, the swordsmen take one orb from Shallot and another from Giblet, forming what he later calls the complete Omniscient Crystal. Zahha then reveals his identity as the true Mastermind to Shallot's friends. Meanwhile, Bulma and Jaco are tasked with gathering Shallot, Giblet, and their defeated allies to escape with them, but they notice that Shallot has disappeared.

Shallot, still wounded, approaches Zahha for answers, though he is skeptical that Zahha would betray him and suggests he is being controlled by Dark Ki, just like Babidi. However, Zahha confirms he is the mastermind behind the Tournament of Time and that he knew Shallot before their supposed first encounter, when they rescued young Gohan from Raditz. This explains why Shallot's recurring memory of Giblet telling him to run stems from his first meeting with Zahha, as shown in a brief flashback. Zahha reveals that he was responsible for manipulating Giblet as the Phantom Mastermind, along with some Dark Ki, which helped fuel his hatred for Shallot and the Saiyans. Zahha also reveals that he was manipulating Shallot all along, as he was the one who erased his memories and befriended him as the "heroic" warrior Zahha. Zahha then decides to convince Shallot of his sincerity by attacking him again with both swords.

In his original era, Giblet fought against the evil Saiyans alongside his twin brother Shallot. At one point, Giblet explained to Shallot that the power they needed to defeat the evil Saiyans was Super Saiyan God, explaining that they both possessed the potential to become Super Saiyan Gods because they shared the same righteous will, declaring them the rightful successors due to the Super Saiyan God blood that flowed through their veins.

Finally, it was revealed that Zahha had manipulated Giblet's memories, along with Shallot's, causing Giblet to turn against his twin brother, Shallot.

Giblet is transported from the past along with Shallot to the Tournament of Time. There he encounters Zahha, disguised as Mastermind, who manipulates his mind to intensify his hatred for his brother. During the tournament, Giblet arrives to kill Shallot, but Goku stops him. Giblet acknowledges that he is weaker than Super Saiyan Goku and retreats. Later, Giblet finds Turles, weakened from previous battles, and eliminates him, lamenting the current state of the Saiyans and plotting to guide them back to the right path.

Finally, Giblet faces Shallot after Shallot has reached Super Saiyan God level and reveals that he too can use that transformation. The two fight and prove to be evenly matched.

Giblet confronts Shallot even though both twins are exhausted. After Shallot's speech about making his dream of changing Saiyan customs a reality, along with the goal of saving Giblet, this gave Giblet a moment to realize all the evil he has done and that he can become stronger by Shallot's side. As he freed himself from the Dark Ki's bond to his consciousness, Giblet launched a blast against the aberration of himself that the Dark Ki had taken over, finally falling unconscious.