Like Goku, Ketsu was a Saiyan Survivor of Emperor Frieza's Genocide on the Saiyans of Planet Vegeta. But Ketsu was caught in a time space in the Dimensional Gap by Ophis and was jumped to a Few Years just before the Saiyans arrival started. As a you...
Fearing that he might blast them all away, Cocotte jumped up as she started to fire her Ki blasts at Ketsu, hoping to deal damage. But Ketsu then teleported behind her.
Ketsu (Legendary Super Saiyan 2): Bitch move.
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He then kicked her out of the ring as he then landed in the middle of the Pride Troopers. All of everyone was baffled.
Belmod: WHAT IS HAPPENING?! HOW CAN A MORTAL BE THIS STRONG?!
Champa: WE'RE YOU HIDING THIS FROM US, BEERUS?!
Beerus: HOW SHOULD I KNOW, I WAS STILL PERPLEXED BY GOKU ATTAINING ULTRA INSTINCT AGAINST JIREN!
Koneko was now fully healed by Shin.
Shin: You're okay now.
Koneko: Thanks.
She then looked at Ketsu, and felt the power he has taken in.
Future Trunks: This power is amazing. It's way surpassed Broly.
Gohan (Ultimate Super Saiyan 4): It's almost feels the same way when I attained Super Saiyan 2 against Turles a long time ago.... but this time it shoots way up.
Vegeta: *shaking* 'No way.... this is the power.... of a Legendary Super Saiyan.... a True Legendary Super Saiyan....'
All of the Pride Troopers, minus Toppo, Dyspo, and Jiren, were now attacking Ketsu. But was getting picked off.
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Tupper was now punched in the stomach as Zoire was now kicked off the ring.
Issei (Cardinal Crimson): Okay, can someone explain to me THE FUCK?!
Vali: I'm afraid to answer that one, cause I think it would give Koneko the credit.
Koneko: The take away is your welcome!
Piccolo: The ends don't justify the means, Koneko.
Koneko: You're mean.
Ketsu then raised his hands up and charged a Super Explosive Wave.
