Dragon Ball is a series where people have many myths about it being a series that features screaming fighters and shooting laser beams. The fights are legendary, but the series has some of the richest and most remarkable writing in anime. These bits of dialogue can be as painful as a Ghost Bomb and we get a glimpse into the heart of our beloved heroes and villains.
Bets used in Dragon Ball Super they were no longer planetary but multiversal with the inclusion of gods and angels. This transition created the possibility of further philosophical conflict over questions of power, justice, and what power is. These are the quotes that fans will always remember and define the legacy of the series. They remind us DB fans why they love the series so much.
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Power is more important than trust
Just before the end of the Tournament of Power, Jiren looks at Goku and his friends. Jiren has always lived a lonely life and feels that dependence on others is a path to destruction and weakness.
This perception is the last wall our heroes will have to overcome. It's a battle of ideas at this point. Goku and the others remind the audience that friends and family are what make us strong, while Jiren only believes in his own strength. It reveals a lonely path to power that ignores the bonds of friendship, creating a tremendous clash of ideals that characterizes the entire arc.
Trust is weakness. Strength is all that matters.
Old teachers reach new limits
Master Roshi tries his best to save his universe. In his fight, he turns to Goku and Krillin, students who previously looked up to him, to teach them every possible lesson.
A beautiful twist in the teacher-pupil relationship. You can see that an old master has rediscovered a new fire in himself by watching his students, proving that growth never ends and even more so when you are inspired by the people you once taught.
Goku! Krillin! You are the ones who showed this old man that he still has limits to overcome! It's because of you that I'm still here, still pushing!
Mortals are the only fault of the gods
Zamasu believes he is so far above the world and watches the mess of mortal life in disgust. He is truly certain that the gods were wrong to let such imperfect creatures live in a beautiful and peaceful universe.
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This is a chilling revelation that makes him one of the most menacing villains in the franchise. His words evoke a mere struggle for survival in a serious dispute about whether mortals even have a right to exist.
Mortals are the only flaw in the perfect creation of the gods.
No one hurts his Bulma!
This was the moment DB fans went crazy and are still making memes about it to this day. Vegeta does something no one ever imagined when the God of Destruction, Beerus, strikes Bulma. She loses her crippling fear of God and breaks through with the power born of pure and protective love.
The scene permanently changed the perception of the Prince of Saiyans by his fans. It turned out that his family was now his most important strength and he was much more friendly and heroic than ever.
How dare you… That's my BULMA! You will pay for this!
Proudest of the Saiyan race
During Vegeta's match against Toppo, Vegeta is told by the other Universe 7 fighters that he must put his ego aside in order to reach the next level of power. He refuses, choosing instead to stay true to his identity and the pride of his fallen people.
This approach shows that his character has not lost its grip. It shows that being yourself is the way to become great, even when everyone around you is telling you to go out and become someone you're not successful at.
You say I'm arrogant, I'm damn right! That's pride… pride of the Saiyan that I am!
The form of the sublime God is absolute justice
After merging his soul with his clone, Zamasu transforms into both a Saiyan warrior and a god. He regards his new and eternal body as the ideal symbol of righteousness and demands that all men bow before him. Zamasu didn't see himself as a villain; he saw himself as the only medicine of the universe.
My form is justice. My form is the world. Honor me. Praise me. This noble and beautiful… immortal and most powerful God… Zamasu!
Destruction must come before creation
From the beginning, Beerus was never presented as an antagonist, but as a force of nature, a necessity. He says the universe can't run without his input, and he is the cleaning crew of the cosmos.
This philosophy transformed the entire size of the series. He showed us that destruction isn't necessarily evil, sometimes it's just part of a larger cycle that keeps the world in balance.
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Before creation… destruction must come!
Power forgives every past failure
During the final fight, Jiren fights Goku to save his universe, and in the process looks back on the tragedy that befell his childhood. According to him, the pain from the past can only be forgotten through victory. He believes that if he gets stronger, he may never experience such pain again.
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This quote gives fans a sense of sadness that looks into the character's heart. He may be an arch antagonist, but not a villain. It shows the reason why he loves the idea of being the strongest because his strength is just a shield built from years of grief.
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Power is absolute. The Force forgives everything, even the past. Everything is meaningless without victory! To be defeated is to lose everything! Just like then… I'll never live it down again!
He protects his friends from any threat
Goku becomes the strongest he's ever been and looks Jiren in the eye. He recognizes that he is no great hero in his mission to defend justice, he is simply a man who cannot see his friends being harmed.
It is this honesty that makes Goku so endearing and popular with fans. He creates a divine battle based on a very human feeling and reminds us that his devotion to his found family is what makes him most powerful.
The truth is, I'm not a hero or anything like that. But anyone who tries to hurt my friends… WILL PAY!!
Goku's will to protect the Earth
During his first fight with the God of Destruction Beerus, Goku nearly buries himself underground and rages out, screaming that he won't let Beerus destroy his world. It's a desperate, raw fight moment where his willpower is the only thing that seems to be keeping his world safe.
That's how it all started”Dragon Ball SuperIt was shown that no matter how powerful his opponents were, even if they were indestructible gods, Goku's desire to save his home would always be greater than his opponents and would be the focus of the entire story Dragon Ball.
I won't let you destroy my WORLD!!!
- Release date
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2015-2018
- Network
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Fuji TV
- Showrunner
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Tatsuya Nagamine
- directors
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Ryota Nakamura, Masanori Sato, Kenichi Takeshita, Takao Iwai, Hideki Hiroshima, Masato Mitsuka, Kazuya Karasawa, Ayumu Ono, Takahiro Imamura, Tatsuya Nagamine, Kôjiro Kawasaki, Kouji Ogawa
- Writers
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Ryu King, Hiroshi Yamaguchi
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Masakazu Morita
Whis (voice)
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Masako Nozawa
Son Goku / Goku Black / Son Gohan / Son Goten (voices)
