Dragon Ball Reactions

A flash of unknown, purest energy illuminated every single corner of existence. In the same instant, shattering the accustomed order of things, colossal, perfectly smooth, monolithic planes materialized in the skies of Earth, above the ruined spires of the Future, in Zeno's Palace, and even in the gloomy depths of Hell. Indestructible Screens.

On Earth, on Mount Paozu, Son Goku froze abruptly in the middle of his training, lowering his fists. His eyes shone with childlike excitement, and his hand instinctively reached up to scratch the back of his head:
— Eh? What is this thing? Hey, Vegeta, do you feel its Ki? I don't feel anything at all! Wow, look, someone's starting to move inside! I wish I could fight them!

A few meters away, in the courtyard of Capsule Corp, Vegeta irritably crossed his arms over his chest, and for a fraction of a second, the fierce aura of a Super Saiyan Blue flared around his body. He delivered a crushing blow directly to the surface of the Screen—but his fist only bounced back with a dull thud, leaving the monolith unscathed. The Prince of Saiyans spat maliciously:
— Damn it... Kakarot, shut up! This damn piece of glass absorbed my attack! Pathetic tricks... But whoever those upstarts on the screen are, their tactics are disgusting. Look at their stance—it's full of holes!

— Oh my god! Vegeta, get away from there, you're ruining my lawn! — came the furious scream of Bulma, who was already unsuccessfully trying to scan the object with her latest drone. — My instruments are showing absolute zero! No waves, no density... This is simply impossible!

Meanwhile, on the planet of the God of Destruction, Beerus nearly choked on his favorite pudding. He lazily opened one eye and stared displeasedly at the giant canvas floating right over his garden:
— Whis... What is this monstrosity ruining my view? Erase it.

— Oh-ho-ho, Lord Beerus, — Whis giggled politely, covering his mouth with his palm and tapping his staff against the barrier. — I'm afraid even Hakai is powerless here. It seems we'll have to join in the viewing.