I mean sure, they'd be good at hunting and perhaps mercenary work...but they don't have any huge space fleets from what I recall soo they can't really hold any territory.
say what you will but I dont see anyone in star Wars outside of Sidious or Valorion and a cpl other guys being able to affect a planet whereas low level saiyans are able to destroy em so yeah; they'd cause a huge problem over there
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Maybe the flood, from Halo of course. Though, I guess there are already "zombifing" aliens in star wars, and the Gravemind is basically a space slug, so I honestly don't know
Flood would be pretty crazy in Star Wars due to the speed that they can infect the galaxy. Star Wars is somewhat unique among sci-fantasy in regards to how quickly you can travel around the galaxy (mere days at best to hop from one side of the galaxy to the other, compared to literal years for 40k and months in Halo). Since flood can operate the technology of their hosts, you'd have entire fleets of flood consisting of billions of flood spores hopping around the galaxy. Entire star systems would be going dark within a day.
Tyranids and Zerg on the other hand would be unstoppable on the ground but could feasibly be destroyed in space.
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Even a low-class Saiyan warrior (all Saiyans are warriors) is a tiny death star that can also withstand planet-popping attacks and has enough physical strength to punch a hole through a blast door and is fast enough to move at near-relativistic speeds.
There was an entire planet filled with these guys.
Goku was low class in the sense that he was born with a relatively low power level and as such seemed to have relatively low actual talent. He then outgrew that potential and proved to be the mightiest Saiyan in history.
Raditz, by comparison, didn't. Though Raditz wasn't technically low class.
Do all Saiyans become combatants?
A baby’s battle power is measured as soon as they are born. If their numbers pass a certain standard, then they are considered upper-level warriors and immediately raised as combatant candidates. On the other hand, those whose numbers remain low even after a certain amount of time has passed are regarded as lower-level warriors, and become either engineers or are sent off to a planet somewhere as “infiltration babies”1. If they grow strong enough to conquer that planet, then they can return to their home world as a combatant. However, infiltration babies do not have a high survival rate. Raditz was an upper-level warrior and assigned to the same group as Nappa as a proper combatant. Before long Vegeta was added to that group, too.
So Raditz was strong enough to be made a warrior instead of being sent to another planet like Goku, but is demonstrably weaker by a far margin than elites like Nappa, Vegeta, King Vegeta, or Bardock.
It is safe to consider him fairly average as far as Saiyan warriors go, especially since they can literally grow fighters almost as strong as him in the Saibamen.