Ergo, when examining what Dragon Ball AF could have been, it's vital to see what character fan-art exists and if these ideas look cool. Rather, the series existed mostly as fan-art of characters looking cooler than ever. Still, Dragon Ball AF for years didn't have a plot. RELATED: Dragon Ball: Predicting What Every Main Character's Wish Would Be If They Summoned Shenron Characters Returning to Prominence This in many ways sounds remarkably similar to what Dragon Ball Xenoverse and Super Dragon Ball Heroes would do, with absurd new iterations of established races and characters showing up to wreak havoc. Finally, a new enemy named Spoitz shows up. The demon's actions lead to the Dragon Balls, sealed up following GT, to descend to Earth, creating new Shadow Dragons. Then, two demons, Chiyoko and Marble, emerge from Hell to wreak havoc in the aftermath of Dabura's death. In this story, Dragon Ball AF can be broken down into multiple arcs. Then there's YoungJiji's Dragon Ball AF, which has been running since 2011, comprising a staggering 19 volumes. Ironically, Xicor and his evil Kaioshin mother bare a few resemblances to Goku Black and Zamasu in Dragon Ball Super. The plot of Toyble's Dragon Ball AF is that Goku's seed is stolen by a female Kaioshin, which she uses to impregnate herself and create Goku's illegitimate son, officially named Zaiko but going by the name Xicor. Xicor is superior in power to both Super Saiyan 4 Vegeta and Super Saiyan 4 Gohan, which leaves only Goku, now seeking the power of Super Saiyan 5, to find the strength within him to defeat this half-Kaioshin/half-Saiyan adversary. While there's a lot of fan-art for the would-be sequel, an actual plot for Dragon Ball AF wouldn't come to exist until the two big Dragon Ball AF fan-comics were written. As an internet urban legend, every new fan who contributes to the lore surrounding Dragon Ball AF will add their own two cents to the story. Dragon Ball AF doesn't have one singular plot.
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