The Saiyan Prince then says he's happy that he can finally battle on a planet where he can just let loose without worrying about having to protect others. Vegeta, though, doesn't go down like Goku did. Still, Granolah looks to be the dominant fighter and lands a blow on Vegeta's vital points right after the Saiyan Prince brags about having gotten stronger over the course of their fight. This is likely a lesson he gleaned from his losses to Goku in spite of his superior power in Dragon Ball Z. Vegeta notes training is an important part of being able to succeed in a fight, regardless of raw potential. Vegeta, though, purposefully tricked Granolah into destroying the city so that he could confirm that the Cerealian is actually quite inexperienced with his newfound power. RELATED: Dragon Ball Super Chapter 73 Recap & Spoilers The Saiyan Prince then proceeds to trick Granolah into blowing up the remnants of a Cerealian city. However, Vegeta also notes that there's more to a fight than just raw strength. Thanks to his use of the Dragon Balls, Granolah is undoubtedly the stronger fighter - which Vegeta even admits. While he doesn't do poorly in the fight, it's clear that Vegeta is outmatched and unlikely to beat his opponent. Dragon Ball Super Chapter 74 shows the first stage of that fight, which ends with Vegeta revealing a new transformation.Īt the start of Dragon Ball Super Chapter 74, Vegeta goes Super Saiyan. Then, Vegeta stepped into the battle, promising to defeat Granolah and wipe the Cerealians out once and for all. In Dragon Ball Super Chapter 73, Granolah proved too much for Goku, landing a sneaky blow that knocked the Saiyan hero out of their fight. The transformation is relatively quick, but it is possible to perfect block the shockwave from it and break the user with a charged attack, so to be more safe it is recommended to use it after a grab or a knockback.įor all purposes, Super Vegeta 2 counts as Super Saiyan 2, such as in the requirements for "This Super Saiyan 2 is crazy strong!" This Super Soul in particular allows for a great deal of ki regeneration and a medium increase to basic attacks, making it a perfect companion to the Super Vegeta 2 awoken skill.WARNING: The following article contains spoilers for Dragon Ball Super Chapter 74, by Akira Toriyama, Toyotarou, Caleb Cook and Brandon Bovia, available now in English through Viz Media. Divinity Unleashed is also a viable option due to its buff mitigating the debuff of the transformation completely. Thus you will most likely need to periodically detransform or use energy charge skills. Super Vegeta 2 grants 10% melee/strike damage boost, 17.5% ki blast damage boost, 5% physical damage resistance and 12.5% ki blast damage resistance.Īlthough this version does not go up to 3, ki gain debuff has a bigger effect due to all ki blast skills that it gives bonus to requiring ki. Super Vegeta grants 5% melee/strike damage boost, 10% ki blast damage boost and 5% ki blast damage resistance. Just like all other Super Saiyan skills, it grants fully charged Ki Blast attacks a teleport effect. The transformation will last until it is disabled by its user, the user is knocked out or the skill is sealed by Remote Serious Bomb. While regular Super Saiyan is more focused around strikes, Super Vegeta as its description indicates, grants bigger bonus to Ki blasts. With 300 Ki you transform into Super Vegeta, and with 400 into Super Vegeta 2. Obtained from: training with Vegeta in Capsule Corporation time rift.Description: Stronger Ki Blasts than any other type of Super Saiyan! The more Ki you have, the higher the level when you tranform! (2 Max).Prince of Destruction Vegeta starts transformed in Super Vegeta, but doesn't actually benefit from the transformation. Super Vegeta is an Awoken Skill used by Vegeta and Saiyan CaCs.
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