In the presence of the strongest fighter in the universe, Goku and Vegeta do their best not to give way. While the Saiyan prince decides to play it all off, in Dragonball Super Chapter 76 the protagonist performs his almost perfect defense.
Decided Revenge on the Saiyan race and from the entire Freezer army, Granolah does not listen to reasons. The only solution to stop his vengeful anger is to defeat him in your own game. But this time Goku and Vegeta They don’t seem to be up to date of the opponent.
As decided by the prince of the Saiyajins, this time the two Z-warriors will be they won’t fight togetherbut separately. After Goku threw his chance to the wind for the first time, Vegeta takes his turn by doing his best. However, even the ultra ego is not enough to face Granolah.
When Goku sees his friend in trouble, who is almost on the verge of death, he breaks the pact and sets out to attack the last cereal man. Vegeta doesn’t want to know anything about fighting in pairs, however; this is his fight. But if he’s forcibly removed from the battlefield, Goku can brag about his perfect defense.
As we learned from the last two chapters, Granolah is able to use their breed’s eye technique to and around hit the vital points of opponents. With Ultra Instinct, however, Goku manages to dodge the attacks of his rival with millimeter precision. Once again it is made clear that Ultra Instinct is a technique purely defensive. As final evidence of this, Granolah himself states that while Goku avoids his fatal blows, he is in no way able to counterattack.
So will the ultra ego put an end to the fight? At the moment there are only those in Dragon Ball Super 76Intervention by Monaito stops Granolah. Ultra Ego vs. Ultra Instinct, we leave you this awesome Dragon Ball Super fan video.
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