King Vegeta's Necklace/Pendant
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King Vegeta's Necklace/Pendant
This is one of those things that pop into your mind and just make you ponder.
Does anyone remember and episode where King Vegeta was killed and Freeza stepped on his necklace pendant that was sort of a circle inside of a circle?
Was there any significance or importance to that pendant?
Does anyone remember and episode where King Vegeta was killed and Freeza stepped on his necklace pendant that was sort of a circle inside of a circle?
Was there any significance or importance to that pendant?
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I remember that exact episode. I guess the pendant was probably what the King of the planet would be wearing. I am not exactly sure if the pendant had a lot of value or significance, but we can never really tell. Freeza damn sure made it look like nothing.
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The thing looks regular to me. I do agree with everyone, it was most likely just a crown for the King, only it wasn't a crown, it was a pendant. Can anyone answer this question, why did King Vegeta let Freeza take his seat. That's like a kid cutting in front of you in the water fountain line.
Oh and K. Vegeta was already down for the count when Freeza stepped on the pendant.
Oh and K. Vegeta was already down for the count when Freeza stepped on the pendant.
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Oh so Saiyajins wouldn't consider a necklace a "sissy thing" on guy?Son Goku wrote:I guess it's like this. A crown would make a Saiyajin King look weak and vounerable. A necklace (epecially that one ) looks badass.
And the reason King Vegeta gave him his seat is becasue Freeza ruled over him. He was stronger after all. The changlings ruled over the empire, not King Vegeta. They were just a part of it. King Vegeta and the Saiyajins worked for Freeza. They weren't equals.
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No problem Magica. I had just watched the episode late last night, so it was very fresh in my memory. It's also one of my favorite episodes. King Vegeta did prove in that episode that he wasn't worthy enough to be a king, because he showed stupidity.
Back to the chair thing, I completely understand, hell I would have done the same thing if I was him. It just looked awfully funny because of Freeza's height. Freeza was the same height I was when I was eight, and King Vegeta was tall.
That guy in the screen with K. Vegeta, I am sure that he is the Royal Advisor, but I am not exactly sure sorry!
Back to the chair thing, I completely understand, hell I would have done the same thing if I was him. It just looked awfully funny because of Freeza's height. Freeza was the same height I was when I was eight, and King Vegeta was tall.
That guy in the screen with K. Vegeta, I am sure that he is the Royal Advisor, but I am not exactly sure sorry!
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Don't worry, you aren't throwing dumb questions out. I think Vegeta didn't even care, because he kept saying father mean's nothing to me. So I don't think he was really ashamed, but in the back of his mind he probably was.
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I think all he really cared about was being strong. Not sure if at first he wanted to beat Freeza, that may have come about after Freeza destroyed his planet. Then again, Vegeta was ambitious enough that he could have always wanted to be the strongest in the universe, even when really, really young. After all, what he grew up with was people all around him showing that the strongest hold all the power.
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The King didn't exactly care about his son either. He said in that same episode that it didn't matter if his son died or not, but he was pissed at Frieza pushing him and the other Saiyans around.Super Saiyan Turlast x4 wrote:Don't worry, you aren't throwing dumb questions out. I think Vegeta didn't even care, because he kept saying father mean's nothing to me. So I don't think he was really ashamed, but in the back of his mind he probably was.
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I remember that too. I think K. Vegeta was probably jealous that his som had surpassed him at a young age, or he probably was tired of Freeza so much that he began to say things out of anger.
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I personally think it's because the Saiyajin culture in general never put that much importance on familial relationships. They're warriors first and foremost. Yes, they have relationships and children but I would think the relationships are primarily to meet their primal needs and well, they have to pro-create to keep the empire going after all, but that's probably as far as it goes. Which is why they aren't bothered about sending their children when they're still babies to other planets to destroy them.
So I think that King Vegeta had pride in his son's talents and strength to a certain extent. It would show the superiority of the Saiyajin empire and especially the royal bloodline. However, I believe that's as far as any "affection" went. I think it was more indifference at the thought of giving Prince Vegeta to Freeza.
So I think that King Vegeta had pride in his son's talents and strength to a certain extent. It would show the superiority of the Saiyajin empire and especially the royal bloodline. However, I believe that's as far as any "affection" went. I think it was more indifference at the thought of giving Prince Vegeta to Freeza.
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While we're on the subject of King Vegeta, does anyone know his age when he was killed by Frieza? He was likley in his teen years when he lead the revolt against the Tuffles, though he'd still have to be VERY old when getting killed considering it was often stated (by Kaio and Bebi) that it was the "anscestors" of Goku and Vegeta, yet Vegeta's Father was the one whom lead the revolt. Also take into account that when Tien, Krillin, Lambchop..... Yamcha, and Chouzu went in the Pendulum, they were taken back a 100 years and by the looks of things, the Saiyans were in full control of the planet and the Tuffle technology. What is King Vegeta, an eternaly young 500 year old Saiyan?
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What screws things up is the Chronology (daizenshuu 7) which states that from 720-730 the Saiyans were at war with the Tsufuls. Two years later Prince Vegeta was born. Silly Daizenshuu.Jerseymilk wrote:It wasn't Vegeta's father that lead the revolt. It was the very first King Vegeta ever, centuries ago. The name Vegeta is basically handed down from one King to the next.
Concerning King Vegeta's age, I'd say he's probably anywhere between 70 and 100 years old. My reasoning is that, since 52 year old Prince Vegeta looks like he's in his early 30s (Saiyans age more slowly than humans) and since King Vegeta appears to be between 10 and 20 years older than him.
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