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A bio page for Leek, one of my custom characters from Dragon Ball Xenoverse and Ultimate Tenkaichi, in The Crossover Game, my massive crossover idea that I'm debating on whether to develop a comic series for or not.
He is the Dragon Ball universe equivalent to Lee Hatake from Brawl Legends, though their histories and powers are different from each other. The name "Leek" is both derived from the name "Lee Hatake", and follows the Saiyan trend of vegetable puns in their naming, being named after a leek. His Japanese name is "Leeku", which takes inspiration from "Goku", though it is still pronounced "leek".
This details his Biography, Forms, Variations, and Game Appearances.
For the difference between Forms and Variations, see here: leehatake93.deviantart.com/art…
The movesets in the imaginary game are a cross between Super Smash Bros and PlayStation All-Stars. As in Smash, each character has four special moves and a Final Smash. Mimicking All-Stars, each character has multiple finishing moves, rather than only one. A Super Smash, which mimics Smash Bros' version of a Final Smash, can result in a transformation or inflict a lot of damage, however, it is not guaranteed to result in an instant KO. On the other hand, a Final Smash, like a Level 3 Super Move from All-Stars, is guaranteed to instant KO opponents, providing that it can hit its target.
In Crossover Canon, Xenoverse is a sequel to Ultimate Tenkaichi, though the two games are set in parallel realities from each other. During the story of The Crossover Game, Leek teams up with Sora in his quest to gather an alliance of heroes to combat the army of villains being formed by primary antagonists, namely, Master Polygon (Super Smash Bros x PlayStation All-Stars), Shinnok (Mortal Kombat X), The Fallen (Brawl Legends: Naruto Universe), etc. With Sora's ability to travel through different worlds and Leek's ability to traverse history, it makes their job a little easier to fulfill.

FORMS:
Xenoverse: The character wearing the sunglasses is Leek's appearance from Dragon Ball Xenoverse, set 5 years after his adventures in Ultimate Tenkaichi.
Tenkaichi: The one with the short hair and white cape represents Leek from Ultimate Tenkaichi, despite being an edit of a Xenoverse character portrait.

VARIATIONS:
Future Warrior: This version of Leek represents his appearance from Dragon Ball Xenoverse, though his moveset is original, based on his Brawl Legends counterpart. He can transform into a Super Saiyan Sage and has a few original techniques that are inspired by his Naruto counterpart, but are derived from Dragon Ball Z techniques.
Time Patrol: This variation depicts Leek from Xenoverse itself, with the main techniques he utilizes in the game. He can transform into a Super Saiyan 2.
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Tenkaichi Hero: This variation depicts Leek with his moveset from Dragon Ball Z: Ultimate Tenkaichi. He can transform into a regular Super Saiyan, and his moveset is taken from both Medium and Large warrior Hero characters.
Kid Leek: Represents one of my child-sized heroes from Ultimate Tenkaichi, who, in turn, represents Leek as a young teen. His moveset is derived from both Ultimate Tenkaichi and Xenoverse, as he can use the Kaioken and summon the Ultimate Shenron during his Final Smash.

Description
A bio page for Leek, one of my custom characters from Dragon Ball Xenoverse and Ultimate Tenkaichi, in The Crossover Game, my massive crossover idea that I'm debating on whether to develop a comic series for or not.
He is the Dragon Ball universe equivalent to Lee Hatake from Brawl Legends, though their histories and powers are different from each other. The name "Leek" is both derived from the name "Lee Hatake", and follows the Saiyan trend of vegetable puns in their naming, being named after a leek. His Japanese name is "Leeku", which takes inspiration from "Goku", though it is still pronounced "leek".
This details his Biography, Forms, Variations, and Game Appearances.
For the difference between Forms and Variations, see here: leehatake93.deviantart.com/art…
The movesets in the imaginary game are a cross between Super Smash Bros and PlayStation All-Stars. As in Smash, each character has four special moves and a Final Smash. Mimicking All-Stars, each character has multiple finishing moves, rather than only one. A Super Smash, which mimics Smash Bros' version of a Final Smash, can result in a transformation or inflict a lot of damage, however, it is not guaranteed to result in an instant KO. On the other hand, a Final Smash, like a Level 3 Super Move from All-Stars, is guaranteed to instant KO opponents, providing that it can hit its target.
In Crossover Canon, Xenoverse is a sequel to Ultimate Tenkaichi, though the two games are set in parallel realities from each other. During the story of The Crossover Game, Leek teams up with Sora in his quest to gather an alliance of heroes to combat the army of villains being formed by primary antagonists, namely, Master Polygon (Super Smash Bros x PlayStation All-Stars), Shinnok (Mortal Kombat X), The Fallen (Brawl Legends: Naruto Universe), etc. With Sora's ability to travel through different worlds and Leek's ability to traverse history, it makes their job a little easier to fulfill.

FORMS:
Xenoverse: The character wearing the sunglasses is Leek's appearance from Dragon Ball Xenoverse, set 5 years after his adventures in Ultimate Tenkaichi.
Tenkaichi: The one with the short hair and white cape represents Leek from Ultimate Tenkaichi, despite being an edit of a Xenoverse character portrait.

VARIATIONS:
Future Warrior: This version of Leek represents his appearance from Dragon Ball Xenoverse, though his moveset is original, based on his Brawl Legends counterpart. He can transform into a Super Saiyan Sage and has a few original techniques that are inspired by his Naruto counterpart, but are derived from Dragon Ball Z techniques.
Time Patrol: This variation depicts Leek from Xenoverse itself, with the main techniques he utilizes in the game. He can transform into a Super Saiyan 2.
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Tenkaichi Hero: This variation depicts Leek with his moveset from Dragon Ball Z: Ultimate Tenkaichi. He can transform into a regular Super Saiyan, and his moveset is taken from both Medium and Large warrior Hero characters.
Kid Leek: Represents one of my child-sized heroes from Ultimate Tenkaichi, who, in turn, represents Leek as a young teen. His moveset is derived from both Ultimate Tenkaichi and Xenoverse, as he can use the Kaioken and summon the Ultimate Shenron during his Final Smash.