After the crushing defeat in the first round, in Dragonball Super 76 Vegeta doesn’t give up and continues his fight with Granolah. Finished again, the Saiyajin prince seems to be the loser of the battle. But what if this was actually his biggest win?
In this new Dragon Ball Super storyline, we met a Vegeta very different than usual. If he previously seemed ready to work with Goku to defend the earth, he let his Saiyan blood and “ego” run free in this saga.
After training with Lord Beerus, the prince finally did opened my eyes to rid one’s mind of everything that does not correspond to destruction. This led him to look at his Saiyan legacy from a new perspective: the destruction of the planet Vegeta and the crimes committed by its race are not his responsibility.
While facing his opponent in Dragon Ball Super 76, Vegeta tries to convince his opponent to do the same. Like the prince of the past, Granolah linked his own life with the destruction of the cereals and the Pursuit of vengeance. Changing the “avenger” mentality could be the Vegeta’s real goal.
In fact, during the fight, Vegeta does everything possible to anger Granolah and demonstrate what his vengeful actions are in reality. only creates more chaos and destruction. When the fight arrives in the center of town, two Sugarians look at him in horror, just as he watched the Saiyans invade as a child.
The last cerealer’s psyche finally breaks down when Monaito shows up and makes one surprising revelation. If he’s still alive, it’s only thanks to the kindness of a Saiyan named Baddack.
Vegeta’s apparent defeat could therefore correspond to one moral victory of the collision. His primary goal was not to eliminate the enemy, but to lead him on a different path. We leave you to a statistic about the numerical strength of Vegeta Ultra Ego.
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