Dragon Ball Super 2 will officially prove that Vegeta is better than Goku and much more talented

Vegeta has always been naturally stronger than Goku Dragon Ball. As a child, Goku's power level was only 100, while Vegeta was already stronger than King Vegeta when he was a boy. Vegeta's base power level was nearly 10,000 points higher than Goku's when they fought in the Saiyan Saga, without him using the Kaiokane. Even using the full amount of Kaioken, Goku was unable to defeat Vegeta and the Prince of All Saiyans had enough energy to turn into a giant ape, transform, fight Gohan and tank the Spirit Bomb.

Dragon Ball Super Vegeta is only doubled down on the idea that he is naturally more talented than Goku. Goku had to use the God Ritual to unlock the Super Saiyan God, but Vegeta trained his way hard enough to unlock the Super Saiyan God. The Dragon Ball Super: Galactic Patrol The anime is going to prove, once and for all, that Vegeta is the most talented Saiyan alive when he finally masters a technique that everyone thought only Goku could learn.

Vegeta teaches Goku a technique to master in a matter of minutes after training for an entire year

After defeating Frieza Dragon Ball ZGoku uses a Ginyu Force space pod that was previously programmed for Planet Yardrat to escape Namek. At Yardrat, Goku spent an entire year training in spirit control to learn instant transmission. in Dragon Ball Super In the manga, Vegeta travels to Yardat during the Galactic Patrol Prisoner Saga so that he can train with Goku's master Pybara in order to learn a spirit-based technique that will help him defeat Moro.

Pybara tells Vegeta that it took Goku 150 days to stabilize his spirit, allowing him to finally learn instant transmission. While Vegeta initially struggles to stabilize his Ki, he quickly begins to make massive breakthroughs that surpass anything Goku has achieved while on the aid. Not only does Vegeta learn Forced Spirit Fission – a technique that allows him to undo fusion and absorption, while transferring Ki from other fighters, Vegeta manages to master instant transmission in a matter of minutes.

When Vegeta realizes that he won't be back in time to help Goku fight Moro, he has Pybara train him in the basics of instant transmission. Despite spending his time learning Forced Spirit Fission, not instant transmission, Vegeta is able to parse the principles of spirit control well enough to stop the instant transmission and teleport to Goku in time to fight Moro himself. Something that took Goku an entire year to learn only took Vegeta minute. If that doesn't prove that Vegeta is the more talented Saiyan, nothing is.

Vegeta is a genius born of hard work

in Dragon Ball Super Chapter 60, Pybara calls Vegeta “excellent”, specifically “born of hard work.” While Dragon Ball Z Goku made a point to show that he trained smarter than Vegeta, while Vegeta trained harder, all of that was changing. Dragon Ball Super: Galactic Patrol. After chasing Goku all his life, Dragon Ball Super 2 Going to prove all of Vegeta's struggles. While Goku focuses heavily on raw power and mastery of Ultra Instinct, Vegeta humbles himself by going back to the basics. Just taking on one master in the Moro Saga shows how much Vegeta has grown and changed.

Vegeta is still working hard, but he's going about it in a smart way that recognizes people better than him. In Granolah the Survivor Saga, Vegeta ends up becoming Beerus' disciple and is gifted with a crop of destruction as he studies as many of Beerus' powers as possible. It's this humility that allows Vegeta to eventually unlock Ultra Ego – a form that eventually puts him on par with Goku power-wise. By Super Hero Saga, Vegeta would learn the value of meditation, defeat Goku in one-on-one combat, and crown himself the strongest Saiyan. Dragon Ball By finally surpassing his rival for good.

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Dragon Ball, Dragon Ball Z, Dragon Ball GT, Dragon Ball Super, Dragon Ball DAIMA

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Dragon Ball

Created by

Akira Toriyama

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Dragon Ball DAIMA

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Dragon Ball DAIMA

First episode air date

February 26, 1986