Vegeta is a rage, instead of getting help from his rival, Goku would prefer death. This is his big fight, a fight he has decided to go on indefinitely even though his body is no longer supporting him. Violent Saiyan pride burns in intensely Dragonball Super 76.
Recently published on MangaPlus, the new date appears to be set with the work of Akira Toriyama and Toyotaro a point in the clash between Granolah and Vegeta, the latter being defeated in direct combat. Here, too, is the pride of the Saiyan prince Marked deep inside from a burning defeat.
When Goku sees his friend in distress, he rushes to his rescue by attacking the last cereal man. However, Vegeta is not there and his reaction is unique, something that literally drove the community into a frenzy. In fact, the proud Saiyan chases away his rival with one kick and then hits him again. This is his struggle and his help is not welcome.
For the fandom, Vegeta is finally back the “real” Vegeta, that is, a proud warrior who would rather die instead of giving in to an enemy or asking for help. Unlike Goku, whose fans are complaining of a step backwards, Vegeta’s personality has matured along the way and outlines a well-structured characterization of the character.
And you, what do you think of Vegeta from Dragon Ball Super 76? We leave it up to you why the Prince is so loved by the Dragon Ball Super community.
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One of the biggest things I’ve seen in the TL regarding this chapter is Vegeta’s “regression” because he got angry with Goku getting in the way of his fight
which I can reasonably understand. I know it’s tiring to see Vegeta being like “my pride” but here pic.twitter.com/dWSE6VM06W
-AKA (@aka_nobodyy) September 20, 2021
Actually amazing for Vegeta to admit this right here. pic.twitter.com/dWRxXpuW0k
– Death March to Rhapsody (@AscendedTreason) September 20, 2021
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