From my perspective, Bakugo, who is one of the most popular characters in My Hero Academia, is more unpleasant.
Maybe that’s not the case.

The current Vegeta slot has many types that are appearing to become the Vegeta slot later on, so there are fewer mistakes.

They’re forgiving the new person too, aren’t they?

I think Vegeta is forgiven because there are scenes in the Buu Saga where he openly admits that Goku is number one.

>今だと味方キャラとして絶対許されないキャラ造形だと思うこいつFirst of all, Piccolo has joined us, so it doesn’t seem too far-fetched that he could become a companion at this level.

Goku and Dragon Ball are great.

I think the part where Vegeta’s actions make you think “What is he doing…?” the most is during the Buu saga.

Other characters don’t really give their techniques names, but I like that Vegeta is the only one who gives cool names to his techniques.
Despite that, I also like the fact that the most used gum shot doesn’t have a name.

When Trunks died, Vegeta was furious.
I really hate that Krillin was calling Trunks an idiot for coming back to life with the Dragon Balls.
It’s irritating that he’s being treated like a social powerhouse.

I feel a sense of familiarity because I like big breasts.

First, I don’t see you as a pure ally.
The character that is a nuisance to both allies and enemies is consistent.

It looks like a rival slot, but what it’s doing is just stirring up the status quo as a troublemaker slot.

Most of the stories around Vegeta standing side by side as a rival to Goku are from before and after Vegito in GT and Super…
I have the impression that the sense of those who experienced the original work all at once later on, or through games and anime, is quite different from that of the real-time generation.

At the time I was watching the anime, I had the impression that Vegeta was a character whose allegiance was unclear, whether he was an enemy or an ally.

It’s not like I changed my mind and joined my friends; I just ended up collaborating out of necessity and kind of settled in without realizing it…

Are you talking about the M baldness?

At that time, many Dragon Ball RPGs were released, but there were few where Vegeta was playable.

I think the fact that the characters are distant in their daily lives has a positive effect.
Dealing with unpleasant people on a daily basis can really be stressful, but when it comes to teaming up in a pinch, that’s a different story.

I think Bulma is pretty crazy for letting a vicious alien live in her house.

If there was the internet during the Android Saga, Vegeta would be the type to be heavily criticized.

In the Cell Saga, it’s quite a mess, but compared to Frieza’s rampage, it’s still relatively subdued.

I liked the idea of “the enemy of my enemy is my ally” in the Frieza saga, but the Cell saga…

In Frieza’s time, he was just a cocky loser.
When it comes to cells, it’s a war criminal.
I wonder what was going on during the Buu saga.

Personally, I have the impression that they finally joined our side around the time of Gohan’s situation.

The audience killed by M Vegeta can only be seen as pitiful.

The Frieza Saga where I cry and beg Goku.
In the end, Cell goes on a rampage over his son’s death and delivers the ultimate assist.
The final plan and the life-risking time-buying in the Buu saga.
The embodiment of “all’s well that ends well.”

This is what happens after becoming M.
I can tell that this guy really likes Gohan.

Now Vegeta and Goku always act together, but in the original, there’s only one scene where the two team up, which is at the end of the Buu Saga.

I don’t want to lose to Goku, but I don’t really mind losing to Gohan.
It might be because we come from different generations.

It has been popular since then.
It’s enough to be a gag in a 30th-anniversary manga.

They say it’s a Vegeta role, but in terms of truly becoming an ally, there’s hardly anyone as sharp as Vegeta, who only really joins the team in the final chapter of the original series.
Compared to this guy, Hiei is way too straightforward.

It’s great that both Goku and Vegeta have no objections to the fact that Gohan is on another level when it comes to talent.
Furthermore, I won’t blame you to the extent of feeling regretful about not practicing.

It’s more like a competitor against the same enemy rather than a companion.

The Vegeta and Sasuke slots can only be filled by the individuals themselves.

Dragon Ball characters influence later character placements, and that’s what makes them unique.
First of all, even though Goku is synonymous with shonen manga, he is actually extremely unusual.

I didn’t intend to become popular, but when I styled my hair in a strange way, I gained popularity and now I’m struggling to maintain it for a difficult reason.
I didn’t really like the author, but it was convenient for moving the story forward, so I found it useful.
It’s becoming more and more popular, making it impossible to kill…

It seems that Hiei thought he would become a part of the team.
That was absolutely correct.

Rather, it’s a bit annoying that Krillin is blabbing about how he got angry and punched Cell when 18 was absorbed.

The image of Vegeta as a companion is likely influenced by the RPGs of that time.
They won’t listen to what we say, but they are in the party.

It’s great to have a life-risking time-buying moment when there’s truly no way to revive in the last part of the Buu saga.

I love characters that help out, like “I’m the one who will defeat you, so it’s a problem if someone else steals that from me,” which fits into the Vegeta mold.

As expected, from the Android Saga we will be allies.
They just don’t follow orders, kill civilians, and help the enemy…

If I were serialized in the current Cell saga, it seems like I would be treated like Jujutsu here.

When Sasuke looks back on it, it’s quite unusual that he was able to come back after doing all that while not just looking down on Naruto until Itachi arrived, but actually thinking about him properly.

In Vegeta’s case, he went from being a “definitely going to kill the protagonist” type.
That protagonist keeps getting stronger and stronger.
Isn’t it just that you don’t like it?

Readers all thought that they wanted it to end since the Android Saga.
But it was popular.

In the first place, if I’m doing it now, I can get regular breaks to think about the developments.

One of Vegeta’s good traits is that he seems to be considerate of those who he recognizes are stronger than himself.
In Goku’s case, he’s not straightforward, but in Gohan’s case, he really worries and cares a lot.

I really think it’s crazy to be made to work on Dragon Ball every week while also doing character design for Dragon Quest.

Frieza, who was built up so much, was defeated in an instant.
Goku has heart disease.
No matter how you think about it, it’s worse than terminal curse magic.

Because it’s Dragon World, various things can be accepted.

Hiei is also quite in the Vegeta position, right?

It seems that Hiei’s model is not Vegeta, but it looks like they were compared anyway.

Even at that time, the Cell Saga was at its peak, while the Buu Saga saw a decline in sales across the board.
Everyone was relatively bored.

I think the parents’ affection towards Trunks significantly influences the readers’ fondness.

The Cell Saga is full of points to critique throughout, but the coolness of Super Saiyan 2 Gohan makes up for it.

I love the ones that disappear in movies the most.
Even though I can’t meet Goku anymore, it’s happening again.

I think Vegeta himself is a mix of the Vegeta type and a troublesome heroine that worsens the situation in Western movies.

After defeating the Emperor of the Universe, or rather during the Cell Saga, once again…
It was probably like being a cyborg.

“I wonder who the original ‘guy who temporarily lends a hand while saying it will be me who defeats you!’ is.”

On Namek, they are not prioritizing defeating Goku.

Wasn’t the Cell saga supposed to be easier to defeat? I’m definitely going to hear that…

After watching DAIMA, Super, and GT, I feel that the Buu saga is at least passable.

I really like Vegeta’s role as a villain in the Frieza saga.

The inflation in the Cell saga is a bit crazy.

I think the actions taken after joining the ally side are the worst compared to what was done during the Boo saga.
Isn’t that moment when Vegeta killed the most Earthlings in the story?
When I first came, Nappa was doing it.

In the end, Frieza is the most popular enemy.
Moreover, the runner-up is Broly.