Voldemort's power soon became the stuff of legends. Word spread across the universe of a Saiyan warrior unlike any other—one who could bend time and space, whose magic rivaled that of the most powerful sorcerers. As his strength grew, so did his arrogance. He demanded to be called by his true name, not the boy or the prince, but Lord Voldemort, for he believed that the name he had once held was the key to his true identity.
The Saiyans, under King Vegeta's rule, began to take notice of this strange, powerful figure. They had long been warriors who relied on brute strength and their transformation abilities—like the Super Saiyan form—but they had never encountered a Saiyan with such mastery over magic.
The Kai's, however, remained wary. They knew Voldemort's ambitions. He wasn't just seeking power—he wanted control over the universe itself. With the Deathly Hallows, his magic, and his Saiyan strength, there was no limit to what he could accomplish.
Voldemort's first step toward his ultimate goal came when he sought out the Dragon Balls. Using the Deathly Hallows and his magical abilities, he tracked down the Dragon Balls, intending to use them to wish for eternal life and ultimate control over the universe. But even the powerful Dragon Balls would not grant him everything he desired