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Post by Saiyan-Professor » Mon Mar 16, 2009 3:26 pm

Wojak wrote:
Saiyan-Professor wrote:
Dayspring wrote:What does that have to do with the difference in his and Goku's strength though? Also, the series believes in redemption as well, as we see by Vegeta being wished back at the end of the Boo saga.

The reason Vegeta went to Hell (if he went to Hell), was because he chose to kill the stadium people to serve his own evil purpose. He just didn't get to atone for that particular damning action, since he got killed by Boo right after it. His self-destruct may not have been enough to redeem him since it wasn't completely selfless.
I was looking at Kingdom Heartless’ post as saying that Vegeta was the ex evil genocidal maniac so let us screw him throughout the story. I could have taken his post in the wrong manner but I feel that is not a valid reason to punish a character because of his past. Some argue that well Kakarrot is the main character, which is true but damn everything seemed to fall in place for him. He is killed and winds up the equivalent of four full-powered Super Saiyan 2 Vegetas. Not even Naruto get that many breaks if anything he is always behind the other characters most of the time.
Well, now Naruto is the strongest, he is fighting Pain, something that noone else could, he he.

Either way, Vegeta is not a kind hearted, peace loving, humble and just person until the SSJ3 Goku vs Kid Buu fight.
You don't give good chances to a person that doesn't deserve it.
Vegeta doesn't. No matter how much he trains, he still is an ass to everyone (except Trunks), and he still wants his revenge against Goku.
It's not like he settled down and started to plant trees and taking care of orphans all suddenly after the Cell Saga.
He still had sinister plans and later chose to be ally to the bad guys via the Majin control.
Also, he wasn't Mr. Nice guy in the Cell Arc either. He may have done one of the most stupid things ever there, like when he allowed Cell to transform.
To throw a ki ball at Cell or attackning him furiosly because of his son doesn't make him good or brave, only stupid.
Even Stalin would be mad if someone killed his relative, and he was a killer.
Naruto is fighting Pain but it took him forever to get to this point, Sasuke surpassed him a long time ago and he still has an advantage with the Mangekyō Sharingan and Amaterasu. All I have to say on Vegeta is that going from committing genocide to focusing on one individual when you have the power to blow the world up 100 times over is a major change within itself. Next, Kakarrot has done many stupid things on Cell/Vegeta incident level as well, but everyone seems to over look those. In addition, Vegeta’s reaction to Trunks death shows a dramatic change, he went from not giving a damn about anyone to actually caring for his son. To you these things may not be nothing major but in light of what character was initially they are very significant.
The Saiyans are very much like the Klingons and Jem'Hadar.

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