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{{Infobox transformation<br />
| name = Ultra Ego<br />
| image = [[Image:ultra-ego-bio-main-v1.png|320px|Vegeta debuts his new "Ultra Ego" form]]<br />
| caption = Vegeta debuts his new "Ultra Ego" form<br />
| jpn_title = 我儘の極意<br />
| rom_title = Waga-mama no Goku'i<br />
| eng_title = Ultra Ego<br />
| debut = ''Dragon Ball Super'' Chapter 74<br />
| firstchar = Vegeta<br />
| allchars = Vegeta<br />
}}<br />
"Ultra Ego" is a transformation (thus far) exclusive to [[Vegeta]]. The stage features a pronounced aura... Ultra Ego debuted at the end of ''Dragon Ball Super'' manga chapter 74, released '''21 July 2021''' in the September 2021 issue of [[Shueisha]]'s ''[[V-Jump]]'' magazine, with its name being given the following chapter.<br />
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==Name==<br />
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Called ''Waga-mama no Goku'i'' in Japanese,<ref>{{Cite manga|Series=Super|Chp=75}}</ref> the stage is coined as "Ultra Ego" in Viz's English translation of the ''Dragon Ball Super'' manga.<ref>{{Cite web|URL=https://mangaplus.shueisha.co.jp/viewer/1009729|Website=MangaPlus|Title="Chapter 75: God of Destruction Power"|Date=18 August 2021|AccessDate=26 August 2021}}</ref><br />
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Vegeta's naming scheme is a direct reference to the "[[Ultra Instinct]]" phrasing in Japanese (''Migatte no Goku'i''), which Vegeta mentions by name in the original dialog before directly naming Ultra Ego.<ref group="note">Though Vegeta specifically calls out "Ultra Instinct" (''Migatte no Goku'i'') by name in Japanese, in Viz's English translation the name is not present and is instead adapted to explain how Goku's body has "a mind of its own," likely as a way to describe what "Ultra Instinct" actually is, since its official English name is not as descriptive as its original Japanese name.</ref> The ''Migatte'' of ''Migatte no Goku'i'', while used for the pun of its literal ''kanji'' (which can be read as "body acting on its own"), is also a phrase meaning "selfish" (albeit little-used in comparison to just ''katte'' nowadays); this is in a sort of “thoughtless” sense, not caring how your actions affect others, as opposed to a demanding or greedy sense. Vegeta's form name is a one-upping of the "Ultra Instinct" which Goku uses: Goku is just thoughtless, whereas Vegeta is getting his way.<br />
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Shueisha's official Spanish release (in conjunction with MediaBang, Inc. and Guardian Angels Media) uses "Megainstinto" ("Mega Instinct").<ref>{{Cite web|URL=https://mangaplus.shueisha.co.jp/viewer/2005763|Website=MangaPlus|Title="Capítulo 75: El poder del Dios de la Destrucción"|Date=18 August 2021|AccessDate=26 August 2021}}</ref> Unlike the English language release, the Spanish version includes a translator's note directly on the page above the panel:<br />
{{quotation|*MIGATTE NO GOKUI VS WAGAMAMA NO GOKUI: AMBOS SON QUASI-SINÓNIMOS PERO TENIENDO EN CUENTA LAS DEFINICIONES, GOKU ES MÁS EGÓLATRA Y VEGETA EGOCÉNTRICO.}}<br />
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File:ultra-ego-debut-panel-manga-japanese.png|Japanese name debut<br />
File:ultra-ego-debut-panel-manga-english.png|English name debut<br />
File:ultra-ego-debut-panel-manga-spanish.png|Spanish name debut<br />
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==Production==<br />
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==In-Universe Usage==<br />
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Description of attainment and usage in ''Dragon Ball Super'' manga chapters 74 and 75.<br />
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==Notes==<br />
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==References==<br />
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==External Links==<br />
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