Vegeta’s path from villain to hero proves his character growth and solidifies him as a more complex and relatable character than Goku.

Vegeta finally achieves Super Saiyan 3 in Dragon Ball Daima, showcasing an unstoppable transformation. Vegeta's Super Saiyan 3 form differs slightly from the traditional appearance, with longer, spikier hair and no eyebrows. Despite not unlocking Super Saiyan 3 earlier, Vegeta now stands on equal footing with Goku in terms of power.

Dragon Ball Daima made history by showing Vegeta attain the legendary Super Saiyan 3 form for the first time in the series' history.

Wielding this long-awaited transformation, Vegeta dismantles the Tamagami. In a display that mimics that of Vegito versus Buu, the Z-Fighter keeps his arms crossed throughout most of the battle. While Vegeta never employs this transformation in Dragon Ball Super, knowing that he could throughout the sequel series is a wild revelation.

Dragon Ball DAIMA exposes the Namekians' hidden history of continued oppression, solidifying them as the franchise's most tragic race.

Yesterday's episode of Dragon Ball Daima featured a huge moment for Vegeta, who finally achieved Super Saiyan 3. Ignoring the questions this raises for Super, fans have instantly started hoping the form appears in Sparking Zero.

Dragon Ball DAIMA continues to treat Vegeta as a sidekick, ignoring his immense potential and sidelining him from key events.

While DAIMA is superior to GT in many ways, it's failing in one of the exact same ways. Practically, Goku being a child makes no difference in either series, apart from him acting

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