You deceived me.

Vegeta was basically treated poorly in the past, wasn’t he?

If Vegeta had been smart during his time as a punching bag character, he wouldn’t have been a punching bag.

There’s no way we can win!

It’s ridiculous… that Vegeta has been defeated… and it’s amazing how well it suits him.
Despite losing a lot, the fact that their status hasn’t dropped much is even more amazing.

Without a doubt, he is a rival of Goku, but he is not treated that well.
I think the really interesting part was that it felt completely equal at that point.
I threw it away at DAIMA, but

“Smile, Vegeta.”

In the original work, he is a troublemaker who stirs up various situations.
In movies, troubles come on their own.
I say something typical of a rival, like “I’m the one who will defeat Kakarot!”

When they were doing Powerball, I felt like they had an intellectual character.

At the time of the first movie, Metal Cooler was like, “Whoa!?” That’s why.

In the original work, he has a face like Goku’s rival, but often their abilities are quite distant.

After all, it’s unreasonable to think that they could win when they were losing until then with Vegeta’s power coming in!!

In the movie, the enemy has to deal with Vegeta, Trunks, Gohan, Piccolo, and Goku within 90 minutes.

Laugh, Vegeta.

What does a one-second difference mean?

I think Krillin was treated quite poorly in the movies back in the day.

I watched Metal Cooler and later discovered that this was the first appearance of Vegeta in the movie, which surprised me a bit.

It seems that even you, who are usually carefree, have finally understood; everything is as your son said…
I have no lingering feelings for this lowest of stars… Hah.
It was precisely because we understood that a comet would collide that we made use of this planet.
My aim is the Earth in the northern galaxy! Hwah↑~ Hahaha!
My original plan is to migrate to beautiful Earth, the most well-equipped environment in the universe, and establish an empire there as my base.
Therefore, we cannot make Earth the stage for the final battle…
To obtain it without harm, I went so far as to have this palace built and summoned it to this planet…
The sight of you thinking you were something like the king of Planet Vegeta was hilarious.
If we bury you along with this new planet Vegeta, we will have no enemies left!
The northern galaxy, of course, the east as well! The western galaxy too! It can be easily dominated! The empire of me and Broly will… become eternally immortal!

When I think back on it, the only memory I have of the theatrical version of Vegeta is the one with Broly.

About 90% of it is due to Cell Saga Vegeta’s fault.

Hands off!

Kakarot is mine!

In the movie, Piccolo is doing similar things each time, but unlike Vegeta, he feels the love from the staff.

Don’t get it wrong, Kakarot. I didn’t help you… actually, I haven’t really done much.

I love how Vegeta gets instantly knocked away in the Metal Cooler movie.

Bingo Uncle

Piccolo has an image of easily defeating the surrounding executives but getting taken down by the big boss.
Perhaps the impression of the Cooler movie is strong.

It seems like Piccolo is active mainly dealing with weaker opponents.
Vegeta is being used as a stepping stone for the boss.

Metal Cooler was still up there as one of the top two alongside Goku when facing bosses, so that’s good.
Broly is no good.

It’s terrible that Broly is just giving up without even fighting after being unsealed…

The impression is that the movie version of Vegeta makes a strong entrance as a helper but then exits immediately.
Well, aside from Goku and Gohan, it feels like there isn’t much… so Vegeta isn’t the only one who’s unfortunate.

The guy from Dosukoi showed up only after everyone else was taken out, but he ended up losing normally.

If Goku is around, Gohan doesn’t really get to shine much either.

Mr. Piccolo gives the impression of working normally.

In “BoJack,” it really only came out as a formality with nothing good about it.

Piccolo has the role of defeating enemy executives, but…
Vegeta had the role of being defeated by the main boss…

>.jpgYou deceived me.

There’s a storyline about my return because I won’t fight anymore.
Are you going to do it right away?

Metal Cooler’s Vegeta gets blasted away right after charging in and can’t keep up with the Instant Transmission, but I like the part where he unleashes the Spirit Slash at the end.

If it’s a movie with Gogeta after the self-destruction in the Buu fight, that would be a good role.
It is how it was handled in the original work up to that point.

In Ultra Broly, he’s extremely favored due to the recoil.

I wanted a movie where Vegeta appears as plain Vegeta before Super Vegeta.

That’s right, Vegeta has been unfortunate all the way up to Super Broly.

The Android Saga had no good points except for the ending.

Piccolo was left with a strong impression after being defeated by Tarble three times in a short period.

I think Gogeta worked hard and had a pretty good position.
It’s just a fusion material, but…

In this image, doesn’t it seem like the term “theatrical version” isn’t limited to just one work…?

It was Gohan who did it, but it’s really impressive that he was able to stash the Senzu beans in the belt of his gi.

The reason I like the Super Series is because they handle Vegeta well.

In the fierce battle, Vegeta is defeating the enemy executives, so his evaluation is rising a bit.

I love how Vegeta, who is supposed to protect the civilians from Hildegarn, ends up collapsing and saying he’s too soft…

What about movies?
Gohan is in trouble → Piccolo comes to the rescue → gets defeated and Vegeta comes to the rescue → gets defeated and Goku shows up, something like that.

The movie is basically just a decoy except for Goku, but both Trunks and Piccolo have cool moments where they defeat mid-bosses.
Vegeta has been defeating the small androids, but it just doesn’t look impressive…

Number 17 originally had potential, and both GT and Super picked it up with that in mind, but there was just a difference in how they picked it up.

Before the Cell fight, Gohan has amazing potential, but he’s just a kid, so he ends up getting beaten up normally, which makes it tough to watch.

Vegeta’s growth, or rather his change in mindset, is depicted over a quite long period of time.
For a while, it feels like I’m on the side of the allies while still being rather evil.

Because Goku has to do it…

Movies often have many similar patterns and rehashes of original developments due to unreasonable schedules.
There were many exciting works, so I don’t feel like complaining, but I’m sorry, I want to complain about the way characters who show up for 10 seconds get treated.

I feel like there is a strong sense that the protagonist has to do something in older works.

Metal Cooler is the worst.
Kakarot! Don’t interfere! What’s with the rush towards the front only to be blown away to the back immediately, Vegeta?

I think the roles of defeating Bojack’s subordinates should be more distributed, but Gohan’s dominating scene is really cool.

I laughed a bit when my son stylishly defeated Android 14, while Vegeta clumsily managed to barely defeat Android 15.

I haven’t done it.
There’s an artistic scene where Metal Cooler gets immediately defeated after his tsundere move!

I think it’s clearly a great achievement of Cho to have introduced elements of an ensemble drama.

Other than Goku, most characters are pretty much just fodder, but I still feel the difference in how they are treated.

Aside from Goku, characters like Gohan, Piccolo, and Trunks have properly defeated boss-class enemies in the movies, so there’s no feeling of being underappreciated.

Whenever I gain power, I get carried away thinking I can’t lose, only to be beaten up by an opponent who has obtained overwhelming strength.
Do not learn at all.
There is no way I would fall for someone like that.

It’s good that Vegeta has a role, otherwise things would have been a dead end.
Since Mr. Piccolo and others won’t appear in old films after the Bojack movie.

I quietly love the Broly movie 2… It’s been a while since they’ve gone on an adventure, and Gohan gets to shine a lot.

In DB, it’s common for the allies to lose in the executive battles of the movie.
I wonder which work, aside from Dragon Ball, established the flow of each comrade winning in the executive battles of the theatrical version.

It’s amazing that Heroes makes you think it’s full CG, but it’s super interesting… I mean, the quality of the Red Ribbon Base is incredible, and the story about destroying it is also wild.

If I don’t do it… the viewers won’t be satisfied… I have to…!

The Bojack movie was cool with moments like throwing swords while defending and handing over weapons to help Trunks.
But I will leave shortly after that.

It’s just that it’s rare for them to be on the same level; they’ve always been inferior.

I really love the performance of the veteran young Gohan.

Leave the meat and Seiya to me and go ahead, because I will take care of the situation.
The person in charge has to defeat it within a short time frame, or it won’t work out.

It makes me angry, but I acknowledge it because Goku is a genius beyond my own.
Well, in the end, I still won’t give up.

It’s Prince Vegeta of the Saiyans as your opponent! It takes less than a minute to go from here to the rock bed, so it’s clearly made as a gag.

>>123It seems there are some folks who ignore the coolest time-wasting in the universe.

In the movie’s ending, it was funny to see Vegeta and Piccolo sitting back to back on an ice floe…

In the Namek Saga, Vegeta is really sharp when he’s in a disadvantageous situation, but his IQ drops suddenly when he finds himself in a favorable situation. However, in the original animated series, he stays dim-witted even when he’s in a pinch, so it seems like the animation production team had that perception.

Haaaaaaaaa↑

Well, Broly would have lost if it weren’t for Vegeta’s power…

The original Vegeta, to begin with…
You could say that my head is still functioning up to Namek.

You can’t stay the same as you were forever.
We now have two children.

I think the gods and gods were indeed a turning point, so I like it.
No, the revival fusion is important too.

What’s terrible about the thread image is that when Paragus first arrived, his stance was “I’m not interested in the revival of the Saiyans, but I do want to fight the legendary Super Saiyan.” However, by the time he arrived at the new Planet Vegeta and met Broly, he had taken on a kingly tone, saying “Cowards need not follow!” and had changed his attitude.
Well, of course, even Paragus would call you carefree!

Recently, the cool Vegeta seems somewhat unsatisfying.

It’s cute how Vegeta is all excited and showing off as a Super Saiyan in the Android Saga ♥

I wonder if it was really terrible the whole time in the android saga.
Maybe I was just excited because I became a Super Saiyan.