Dragon Ball: Why Becoming God of Destruction Would Complete Vegeta’s Redemption

If the Dragon Ball Super became a God of Destruction, Vegeta would finally finish its long path to redemption. Presented at the beginning of Dragon Balle Z, the first major villain in the adult life of Goku was Vegeta. Vegeta was one of the Saiyans that ramped throughout the cosmos and conquered the globe at the request of Frieza, as Prince of the planet he was named for. Vegeta then traveled Earth to gather Dragon Balls, desiring enough strength to rob Frieza… but instead, he discovered a good buddy. Goku is now married to children and fought adversaries for honor, while Dragon Ball Super even saw Vegeta wrestle ethically with his nation’s tragic history.

Dragon Ball Super has also given many impressions that Vegeta is going to substitute for Beerus as the God of Destruction in universe 7. The only contenders to substitute Beerus are studying under Whis, Goku, and Vegeta, and since Goku has a too kind heart, Vegeta alone will be ready for the duty. During Vegeta’s power tournaments, this scenario was prophesied. Although the Saiyan derided the aspirations of his opponent to be a god of destruction, Vegeta fought with Topo equally and proved he already was equal to the god. Beerus teaches Vegeta to be a signing god of the method of destruction; the indolent purple cat offers his learner the same gold earring worn by himself and the other gods. The manga of Dragon Ball Super was considerably more graphic.

Vegeta would benefit the universe as well as its own character as a complete god of destruction in the Dragon Ball Super. While today’s vegetation is almost unknown to the snark, sanguine Saiyan who landed on earth some decades ago, the dark trends still resemble them. Even today, Vegeta is still feeling that she was blowing an innocent stadium one awful day away. Instead, it would be an exit to Vegeta’s Saiyan wrath to the God of Destruction, enabling him to blow up worlds without surrendering to those Saiyan inclinations.

More significantly, Vegeta would finish the long-running redemption story of Saiyan prince as a god of destruction. Vegeta has gently blamed previous crimes, sacrificed himself against evil villains, trained a young guarding man in Cabba, protects the citizens of New Namek from Moro, and more since the Majin Buu saga (and maybe even earlier). Vegeta’s finest result is that he can police the seventh universe out of warrior species such as the Saiyans, avoiding all the same tragic events that he has produced.

The universe of the Dragon Ball is filled with foes that attack and subjugate peaceful worlds with revived and criminal organizations like the Heaters in operation. It’s a God of Destruction’s task to preserve equilibrium, which means that Vegeta would safeguard worlds from those who with careless abandonment destroy them. What an advisable way to finish the redemption of the Prince, who formerly terrified innocent civilizations, protecting worlds against terrible dictators, risen from the destruction of the Salesians.

Vegeta has been motivated for so long to overcome Goku in Dragon Ball. Everybody understands that never happens, and the character should be served freshly. Using Beerus as a god of destruction (without a doubt with great difficulty) would eventually give Vegeta a different motivation to pursue a lost cause hopelessly in his search for a fight against Kakarot.