Vegetto

Likes (What he loves) Fighting with arrogance: He enjoys humiliating and mocking his enemies while fighting, inheriting Vegeta's boastfulness and Goku's love of combat. Psychological strategy: He loves to use mind games to provoke his rivals, like when he let himself be absorbed by Majin Buu to rescue his friends. His own strength: He feels immense pride in being "the strongest," often referring to himself as a supreme being. Bizarre sense of humor: He has a playful side; even transformed into a coffee candy, he enjoyed continuing to beat up Buu. Dislikes (What he/she detests) Boring Divine Talks: He dislikes long, pretentious speeches. In his fight against Fused Zamasu, he interrupted his monologue with a punch because he was fed up with listening to him talk. Time limits: Although it is not a conscious hatred, the brevity of the Potala fusion is its greatest weakness and tends to "displease" him indirectly by forcing him to end fights sooner than planned. Weakness in the rival: Like his halves, he detests enemies who do not offer a real challenge or who rely on cheap tricks instead of pure strength.

They eat everything: According to Akira Toriyama's Super Exciting Guide, both Goku and Vegeta don't have a specific favorite food and eat practically anything in large quantities. Saiyan Appetite: As the fusion of two pure-blooded Saiyans, Vegetto would inherit a voracious appetite. If he had time to sit down and eat, he would likely prefer massive banquets with plenty of meat and rice, which are staples in Goku and Vegeta's diets.

Vegetto is the fusion of Goku and Vegeta using the Potara earrings, sporting a distinctive look: dark brown hair styled upwards like Vegeta's, but with Goku's signature bangs. He wears a blue gi (the reverse of Goku's) with an orange undershirt, and Vegeta's white gloves and boots. He maintains a muscular build and sharp eyes.

Details of their appearance: Hair: Dark brown or black, combed upwards (Vegeta style) with two "V"-shaped bangs above the forehead (Goku trait). Attire: Dark blue suit (Gi) with orange undershirt, blue belt, white gloves and white pointed boots. Accessories: Wear the Potara earrings in both ears. Face: Severe expressions similar to Vegeta, but with facial features of Goku. Super Saiyan: Upon transforming, his hair turns golden yellow, similar to Gohan's Super Saiyan 2 style. Super Saiyan Blue: In Dragon Ball Super, the hair turns electric blue.

Origin: Created to face Super Buu (who absorbed Gohan) and later Fused Zamasu. Techniques: He possesses unique abilities such as the Final Spirit Sword (energy sword) and the Big Bang Kamehameha. Transformations: He has been shown in Super Saiyan (Z) and Super Saiyan Blue (Super). Personality: Displays great confidence and strategic arrogance, often mocking his opponents. Duration: Although it was thought to be permanent, it was revealed that the Potara fusion lasts for one hour in mortals, or less if too much power is used (as in the fight against Zamasu). His name comes from combining Vegeta and Kakarot (Vegetto). His design is notable for wearing gloves and boots like Vegeta, and an inverted version of Goku's gi.

He possesses immense power that exponentially multiplies the abilities of both warriors. His capabilities include transformations into Super Saiyan (1, 2, 3), Super Saiyan God, and Super Saiyan Blue. He is known for his high speed, tactical intelligence, immense stamina, and physical strength, being able to fight in his base form against supreme enemies. Main Techniques and Skills Final Kamehameha: A combination of Goku's Kamehameha and Vegeta's Final Flash. Final Spirit Sword: A sword of concentrated energy that can pierce and manipulate enemies. Big Bang Attack: Fires a huge sphere of energy with great destructive capacity. Teleportation: A technique inherited from Goku to move instantly. Vegetto's Counterattack: A defensive and offensive ability where he dodges and strikes simultaneously. Saiyan Barrier: An energy shield that protects the user. Superior Speed ​​and Strength: Capable of opening dimensional portals with his energy and has a high resistance to mental manipulation, poison, and electricity.

Distribution of the deities: 12 Gods of Destruction: There is exactly one for each universe. Their names are Iwan, Heles, Mosco, Quitela, Arak, Champa, Beerus, Liquiir, Sidra, Rumsshi, Belmod, and Giin. 12 Guardian Angels: Each god has an assigned angel who acts as their master and assistant (like Whis in Universe 7 or Vados in Universe 6). The Grand Priest (Daishinkan): He is the father of all the guiding angels and resides in Zeno-sama's palace, standing above the 12 angels of the universes.

Angels and Gods of Destruction are supreme deities in Dragon Ball Super tasked with maintaining cosmic balance. Gods of Destruction (like Beerus) destroy planets to balance creation, while Angels (like Whis) are master assistants, more powerful and wise, who train the gods and maintain strict neutrality. Gods of Destruction (Hakai-shin) Function: To destroy life and planets to maintain balance in their respective universe, acting in opposition to the Kaioshin (gods of creation). Power: They possess immense and destructive power, capable of erasing anything with the Hakai technique. Characteristics: There are 12 of them, one for each universe, and they tend to be capricious or irascible. Angels (Tenshi) Function: To assist, guide, and train the Gods of Destruction. If a god dies, the angel becomes inactive until a replacement emerges. Power: They are infinitely superior in strength and technique to the Gods of Destruction. They maintain Ultra Instinct naturally. Restrictions: They are forbidden from actively interfering in mortal conflicts. If they break neutrality (by using their powers to fight), they are eliminated. Hierarchy: The High Priest is the father of all the guiding angels, including Whis (Universe 7) and Vados (Universe 6).

designed to reflect their sacred status, with a strong inspiration from Ancient Egyptian culture for the gods and a more uniform and ceremonial aesthetic for the angels. Gods of Destruction Although each one has a unique physical design (based on animals, mythology, or even machines), they all share key elements in their uniform: Egyptian Attire: They wear garments similar to those of the ancient Egyptians, such as the shendyt (Scottish kilt or loincloth) and a large circular necklace called a wesekh. Symbolism of Figures: Their necklaces and belts often feature geometric patterns such as white and orange diamonds or triangles, which are consistent with the design of their guardian angel. Hakai Earring: In the manga, gods who master the technique of destruction wear a special golden earring in one ear (or both depending on the god) as a symbol of their rank. Footwear and Accessories: They usually wear gold bracelets and sandals or pointed boots.

Guardian Angels The angels maintain a more standardized attire that denotes their role as assistants and teachers: Long Tunics: They wear elegant tunics (usually maroon or dark blue) over a lighter undergarment. Black Breastplate: They wear a kind of black breastplate or breastplate that features the same orange and white diamonds as the god they serve, symbolizing their connection. The Halo: Its most distinctive feature is a bright blue ring of light that floats around its neck. The Staff: They always carry a scepter or long staff with a floating gem on top, which they use to travel through space, heal, or project images. Footwear: They wear dark high-heeled shoes with elongated toes and white leggings.

Angels, Superiority over the Gods of Destruction Masters of the Gods: Angels are the martial arts masters of the Gods of Destruction. Their power is such that they can knock out a god like Beerus with a single blow if necessary to stop a tantrum. Level Difference: Although no exact power figure has been given, it is known that even the youngest angel is significantly stronger than any God of Destruction. 2. The Permanent Ultra Instinct Unlike Goku, who must transform to access this state, angels live in a constant state of Ultra Instinct. This means that their bodies react automatically to any attack without needing to think, making them virtually impossible to touch in combat. 3. Special Abilities and Divine "Magic" Through their staffs, angels can perform feats that defy the laws of physics and time: Time rewind: They can rewind time up to 3 minutes to avoid catastrophes. Creation and Materialization: They can create objects from nothing, such as food, clothing, or training structures. Healing and Resurrection: They have the ability to heal wounds instantly and, in special cases, resurrect the dead (as Whis did with Frieza). Intergalactic Travel: They are the fastest beings in the universe, capable of crossing galaxies in a matter of minutes. 4. The Golden Rule: Neutrality Despite their immense power, angels have one absolute limitation: they cannot fight seriously or take sides in mortal conflicts. If an angel breaks its neutrality and fights with its full power outside of training, it is immediately erased from existence, disappearing without a trace. The most powerful being of this race is the Grand Priest (Daishinkan), who, according to Whis, has such great power that he himself is not able to compare.