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The one and only Legendary Super Saiyan

Really? Another special? Has this ever happened before?

I feel like it happened at least once in the past. I don't remember when that was though.

"I know many people consider Saiyans to be misunderstood little ponies, but I don't."

Goooooooo fuck yourself!

Edited by SonOfSharknado on Sep 23rd 2018 at 8:04:02 AM

We've had two (once time it was three) specials in a row 5 times before, this will be the sixth.

I'm forgoing the usual pattern of the pothole titles to point out that it looks like Vegeta is getting Surprise Butt-sex.

Now you can't unsee it.

Why the fuck is Vegeta living in an apartment?

Cause he's not the prince in this universe remember?

I guess in this world, he might still be an elite, but living on a normal salary or whatever...

...or because someone just said fuck Vegeta and tossed him in a shitty hole, which I'm also ok with.

Vegeta didn't buy a home when it was a good time to buy and now doesn't have enough money to live in a nice place anymore.

No, I guess I meant why is he living in a normal-ass earth apartment with a laptop and shit?

Because it is a highly efficient way of storing humanoid underachievers?

I've been waiting for twenty years since I saw this in a vision...

Oh, so that was his I wanna be a Super Saiyan moment.

Of course, getting there is just one part of it. If Base Broly is still stronger than Base Vegeta, the latter will be in trouble.

Some things are the same no matter what universe...

Little Vegeta. I only tell the future when I want to avoid it.

Vegeta? Accepting that he was inferior? This really is fanfiction.

Edited by shigmiya64 on Sep 30th 2018 at 3:08:25 PM

Salagir watched Infinity War.

Dr.Future joins the fight.

Bardock's plan involves a Deal with the Devil with Raichi, and that's what really ends up with the Saiyans all but extinct. His horror at what he led to and anger at Raichi is what causes Bardock to go Super Saiyan

"it was the only way Vegeta"

Finally some challenge!

Also what is up with Brolys left arm in the first panel? It looks like it was cut off just below the elbow.

I mean, let's be fair and use the full quote

First off, it's interesting that he specifies Raditz and Vegeta, because Nappa, as barbaric and brutal as he is to the Z Warriors, and as much as he is a bloodthirsty, battle-obssessed monster, he's also the most moral of the Saiyans in the Saiyan Saga? Besides Goku and Gohan, I mean.

Like, he initially assumes that when he and Vegeta get the Dragon Balls they will bring Raditz back, is surprised and uncomfortable (in the anime, anyway) when Vegeta says otherwise, and is shocked, infuriated, horrified and betrayed when Vegeta kills him.

There's an. Honor. To Nappa, at least to his fellow Saiyans. Camaraderie. He calls Kakarot a traitor. Seems personally hurt and offended by that betrayal.

Vegeta and Raditz were both kids when Planet Vegeta got blown up, so how much they would really know about it is. Questionable. Like, I'm an adult almost 40 and even I don't know literally everything there is to possibly know about Earth and humans.

And in psychology and neurobiology, there's a documented thing where psychological trauma and loss actually change the brain, on a cellular, electrical, chemical level, especially the younger that trauma is experienced.

It's a whole thing with child soldiers. And Vegeta and Raditz were that, and also lost their entire planet at a very young age.

Judging all Saiyans ever based on them might make narrative sense, but not social or biological or psychological.

Edited by unnoun on Oct 4th 2018 at 11:33:29 AM

I always figured that the point of the scene was to show that Vegeta was an evil fucker even among other Saiyans. He says Nappa wouldn't have wanted to live if he couldn't fight and that it was a disgrace like these were norms of Saiyan culture, but he seemed pretty shocked and betrayed by the fact that Vegeta murdered him. If Raditz was as ruthless as Vegeta, he would have just murdered Goku on sight, but instead he gave him multiple chances to join him instead. Even compared to the other Saiyans, who were barbarians, Vegeta was straight-up evil. Judging the entire race by the standard of Saiyan Saga Vegeta's character ignores literally the entire point of said character.

I suppose Vegeta is a massive outlier...or he was, since he’s mellowed out quite a lot.

Also is it just me or does Broly actually seem more stable now?

That was what it said on the last page, that since Broly was so overwhelmingly powerful that he never needed to go Legendary, he was actually pretty stable and sane.

Because that's how psychology works.

I actually thought it was more because he was allowed to use the power as he saw fit, grow used to it and the lack of being brainwashed that did it.

Shows what I know.