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The Parramatta Eels coaching staff are today redrawing their entire game plan ahead of this weekend’s NRL grand final match, which has been dubbed ‘The Battle Of The West’
This comes as Penrith Panthers winger Brian To’o was seen once agin mastering the Super Saiyan form during a Tuesday afternoon training run.
According to the Japanese belief system of Dragon Ball, Super Saiyan (超スーパーサイヤ人じん Sūpā Saiya-jin) is an advanced transformation assumed by Saiyans and hybrids.
As a devout follower of the teachings of Dragon Ball, both To’o and his teammate Luai had been on the verge of this transformation for several NRL seasons, before finally transcending in the 2021 Grand Final against the Rabbitohs
However, it seems the 24-year-old Brian To’o, informally known as ‘Bizza’ to his teammates, was the first to master the form shortly before winning the comp and proposing to his misso.
His NRL debut in 2019 has led to him to a 2020 Grand Final appearance, the 2021 NRL Premierships, several Samoan jerseys and a winning debut Origin campaign with the Blues last year.
But today, Bizza’s full potential was finally on display for all.
Fans watching the training drill say they realised that To’o had again mastered the Super Saiyan form when they saw the reduction in the emotional and physical strain required in attaining and maintaining his transformation.
Witnesses report that Bizza was more relaxed, with eyes and facial features becoming softened and even cheerful, while radiating yellow beams of energy in a smoother, slower pattern.
While To’o is considered a mere earthling in the Dragon Ball universe, this dazzling display of mental and physical perfection has all but confirmed that he is of distant Saiyan heritage. This revelation is no surprise to those who grew up with him in Mount Druitt – a Western Sydney suburb with a natural gravity that is ten times that of Earth, which helps gives their homegrown NRL players a greater natural strength than others.
This mastering of form has seen To’o improve some of his upper-level warrior traits and remove all flaws, a nightmare scenario for the Parramatta Eels, who had already mapped out a game plan around To’o that didn’t consider the possibility of this transformation before kick-off.
Bizza’s opposing winger, Maika Sivo, was approached for comment but told our newspaper that he “doesn’t watch cardoons”.
