While the Ultra Ego didn’t allow Vegeta to triumph in the fight with Granolah, this transformation made a splash in the hearts of fans. In V-Jump, an accurate representation of this new form of Saiyan Prince from Dragon Ball Super.
In this last phase of Granola Saga, Vegeta does not contribute. However, when the Cerealian Avenger was still considered an antagonist, the Prince of the Saiyans took on the role of absolute star. In fact, it was against Granolah that he first showed the ultra-ego, one such a brutal and powerful transformation, so scenic. Although readers only appreciate this form once, it has already won the hearts of the community. In fact, here is the Ultra Ego in full color on the back of Dragon Ball Super #18.
An infographic on Vegeta has been published in the pages of V-Jump, Shueisha’s monthly magazine, which considers both the original work and the non-canon projects GT and Super Dragon Ball Heroes. A short but interesting box is dedicated to the Ultra Ego, of which we find a colored artwork in Dragon Ball Super Volume 17.
Thanks to this paragraph we discover that the Ultra Ego’s Ki has that same nature as that of the gods of destruction. The power of this form derives from uncontrolled fighting instincts. Indeed, as the spirit burns in battle, the ultra ego gets stronger and stronger. Because of this process, it is “the most powerful form of all” as well as the “perfect transformation for a Saiyan”.
It’s not clear if this phrase only applies to Vegeta’s various transformations or if it applies to the other characters as well. If so, that is Ultra Ego officially superior to Goku’s Ultra Instinct. On the other hand, Vegeta gave birth to the Ultra ego precisely to compete with his archrival’s Ultra instinct. And which of the two forms do you think dominates the other?
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