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Ultra instinct came out of nowhere especially since in all of Goku's battles the ability to dodge and attack faster than your opponents can predict/follow was simply an advantage of being so much stronger than them, no matter how many they were. But from the narrative point of view, Ultra instinct mastery is just a continuation of Toriyama's idea that Goku needs to master techniques too and not just power-ups to prove how much stronger he's gotten.Goku learns one technique from each of his masters:  Kamehameha from Master roshi,  martial arts principles from korin,  energy control from Kami,  the Kaioken and spirit bomb from King Kai, and  the instant transmission from Pybara of Planet Yardrat... then suddenly Goku's no longer learning techniques, but just how to break his own limits and master new transformations. Goku's masters had been giving Goku strength training in various forms, but not with the intent that he'd be a meat bag that packed a punch, but a f...

Vegeta, Goku's enduring rival, possesses layers of complexity beyond his fierce exterior.  While many Dragon Ball fans recognize his pride and strength, there are five essential characteristics often overlooked: 1. The Pride Vegeta's pride is not just an inflated ego; it's a tangible inheritance. Shattered by Goku during their first intense battle in the well-known Saiyan saga: his pride is intertwined with his identity.  It's not merely a facade but a deeply ingrained aspect of his being, the foundation of his resolve, responsibility, and power.  To Vegeta, pride is not just a trait but a creed, it is as real as pain itself. Vegeta's pride is personal, it isn't something he expects anyone to understand or accept. 2. Goku's exact contrast  Unlike Goku's carefree nature, Vegeta embodies discipline and determination.  He is an elite Saiyan warrior, upholds the Saiyan ways with a sense of duty and honor. He is proactive, cautious, and meticulous—a stark con...