In Dragon Ball Super Chapter 74, Vegeta unleashes Ultra Ego—a raw, primal transformation that rivals Goku Ultra Instinct. Gone are the days of playing hero; this form taps into Vegeta inner warrior, letting him revel in combat like the Saiyan of old. But now that the Granolah arc has ended, fans wonder: Has Vegeta truly mastered Ultra Ego, or is he still chasing Goku’s shadow?
Let’s dive into Vegeta explosive new power, its divine origins, and why it might still have flaws.
What Makes Ultra Ego Vegeta Strongest Form?
Ultra Ego isn’t just another flashy transformation. Rooted in the God of Destruction’s energy, it’s the yin to Ultra Instinct yang. Here’s the breakdown:
- Power Through Pain: The more damage Vegeta takes, the stronger he becomes. Think of it as a adrenaline rush on steroids—every hit fuels his fury.
- Destruction Over Defense: Unlike Goku’s calm, evasive Ultra Instinct, Ultra Ego thrives on aggression. Vegeta wants to get hit, trading safety for raw power.
- Beerus’s Mentorship: After training under the God of Destruction himself, Vegeta learned the Hakai technique and shed his guilt over the Saiyans’ dark past. Beerus even slapped on that sleek ear cuff to mark him as a Destroyer apprentice!
But here’s the kicker: Ultra Ego has no upper limit. The longer Vegeta fights, the deadlier he gets—potentially outscaling even Goku’s perfected Ultra Instinct.
Ultra Ego Design: A Nod to Saiyan Roots & Godly Flair
Toyotarou didn’t hold back with Vegeta’s new look. Ultra Ego blends:
Ultra Ego Design: A Nod to Saiyan Roots & Godly Flair
- Saiyan Primality: No eyebrows (à la Super Saiyan 3) and wild purple hair mirror Kid Goku’s ape-like heritage.
- Royal Purple Aura: Matches Beerus’s vibe, screaming “I’m a Destroyer now, deal with it.”
- Magenta Eyes: A stark contrast to his usual blue, symbolizing his shift from protector to predator.
Fun fact: Vegeta named the form himself. Of course, he couldn’t resist mocking Goku while doing it—classic Prince of Saiyans!
Ultra Ego Fatal Flaw: A Double-Edged Sword
For all its might, Ultra Ego has glaring weaknesses:
- Self-Destructive Focus: Vegeta becomes so battle-crazed, he ignores his injuries. It’s like revving a car engine until it blows—thrilling but risky.
- Morality vs. Mayhem: To maximize Ultra Ego, Vegeta must abandon his conscience. But can a family man like him truly stop caring?
- Black Frieza’s One-Hit KO: Despite Ultra Ego’s growth potential, Black Frieza floored Vegeta and Goku effortlessly. Ouch.
The takeaway? Vegeta’s still learning. He hasn’t even mastered Beerus’s Sphere of Destruction—a key Destroyer skill.
What’s Next for Vegeta? Black Frieza & the Destroyer’s Dilemma
The manga teases a showdown with Black Frieza, but Vegeta’s path isn’t clear-cut. To master Ultra Ego, he must:
- Let Go of His Past: His guilt over the Saiyans’ sins (like slaughtering Namekians) still haunts him.
- Embrace Balance: Use destruction for justice, not just chaos.
- Accept Goku’s Role: Maybe Goku takes down Frieza while Vegeta tackles bigger threats.
Could Vegeta’s growth mirror Beerus’s role—destroying to preserve balance? Or will he cling to his rivalry with Goku?
Final Verdict: Ultra Ego Isn’t Perfect—Yet
Vegeta’s Ultra Ego is a game-changer, but he’s no master. While Goku polished Ultra Instinct through discipline, Vegeta’s form demands he surrender to his darkest instincts. Until he balances destruction with control, Ultra Ego remains a high-risk, high-reward wild card.
What do you think? Will Vegeta surpass Goku, or is Ultra Ego a ticking time bomb? Share your theories below!
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