Chuquita wrote:Mutation's a weird word choice. Makes me think of ninja turtles, zombies, and rare diseases; not so much power-up transformation sequences.
Could someone please explain further about the "mutation" kanji?
I have to agree with most of you. Getting that word in the episode title translated as "mutation" automatically leads one to think of some sort or weird physical transformation unlike anything we've seen before, triggering all kinds of possible new abilities or hindrances, but we're probably just over-debating a word due to the simple fact that they chose to put a lot of emphasis on Vegeta losing it in the form of going as far as having his episode referred to as a "transformation", where in fact no actual physical transformation actually occurs, only a temporary power boost triggered by anger plus an also temporary psychotic episode (as in, losing control over his actions, which is something we see in a number of instances throughout DBZ, particularly when the Saiya-jin go Oozaru, when Gohan has his numerous tantrums, when Goku, Mirai no Trunks and Vegeta reach a point/degree of anger that actually triggers their first respective Super Saiya-jin transformations, when Brolly basically goes insane and manages to break the control Paragas had over him, proceeding to go around destroying everything and everyone in sight in an unstoppable rampage, etc., etc.).
sangofe wrote:Turambar wrote:It seems like Vegeta will indeed get SS3 in episode 7 when Beerus smacks Bulma. The title seems to imply this, at least.
Sure doesn't to me. It's kinda a "mutation" by itself that Vegeta reacts so much to someone hitting
Bulma.
Again, although the title along with the (low) possibility of Vegeta going Super Saiya-jin 3 for it to make (more) sense that he gets a power boost triggered by anger to the point of surpassing Goku, who's a Super Saiya-jin 3, could increase the probability of it happening, they could be referring to the mere fact that Vegeta gets so out-of-control and goes so berserk upon watching Beerus slapping Bulma that not only does he just temporarily lose his mind, he also gets the respective power boost, with a certain limits, without ever undergoing any actual physical Super Saiya-jin transformation (I believe that whereas "henshin" refers to an actual physical transformation, the right word to use when someone changes so much to the point of SEEMING like an entirely "different person" is "tetsujin").
I'm not going to repeat myself on why I would partially like to see Vegeta go Super Saiya-jin 3 either during or after the Beerus arc in DBSuper. It has only to do with the fact that I'd like my theory proven right, and I've explained the theory I'm referring to in-depth three times both in this thread and in others as well.
I don't want it to happen because I'm particularly fond of the stage regarding its physical traits and characteristics, which I'm most certainly not, ESPECIALLY NOT when applied to Vegeta (I know some DBZ fans have been fantasizing over it for years and would have an orgasm if they saw it actually happen, but I quite honestly believe it would look awkwardly wrong on Vegeta, regardless of the outfit he's wearing at the time, and this is coming from someone who has Vegeta as his favorite all-time Dragonball character, so I have high standards for him regarding pretty much everything, from personality and clothes to power and appearance).