The series from Dragon Ball Super has brought numerous changes in the universe created by Akira Toriyama, and when we saw an improvement in Vegeta that seems to fix the horrific actions of the past, some fans instead thought of a negative change for Goku.
Much of the Dragon Ball Super narrative, at least in relation to the first legends, has evolved around a single element: the protagonist's desire to face increasingly powerful opponents, even at the expense of the entire multiverse, as happened at the Tournament of Power.
Based on this premise, a fan, user @TheHakiGodJulio, shared a thought on Twitter that could be over-defined, comparing Freeza and Goku and defining the first as "the villain's appearance" Saiyan received the title of "real villain".
This claim caused a number of responses that were highlighted Goku's wrong decisions on numerous occasionsHowever, the risks taken only for the purpose of fun, or their decline compared to the level of maturity achieved in Majin Buu's Dragon Ball Z saga, have never defined the Saiyan as evil or hostile, as from the below standing contributions emerges on the side.
Recall that a fan recently invented the strongest form of goku and that Vegeta used 4th gear in a stunning crossover fan art.
The show villain | The real bad guy pic.twitter.com/w5ocRExYi3
- Juliocchi🪐 (@TheHakiGodJulio) July 11, 2020
He really gave Cell a Senzu bean.
- ACE (@ ace18242491), July 12, 2020
Naah That is not correct. Without Goku, Zeno would have destroyed the universe without a wink. Goku literally gave them the opportunity to fight for their survival.
- Shinigami_Silver💀🍓 (@ EliasSilver24) July 11, 2020
Facts, this man Goku endangered all universes just because he wanted to fight strong people. https://t.co/FHYZN2Ao2F
- iamichigo (@iamichigoat), July 11, 2020
Seriously, you still haven't understood that Goku never seriously thought that his request would endanger the multiverse? pic.twitter.com/DVPboZNmTZ
- animeAIHO Z (@animeaiho) July 12, 2020