Dragon Ball Vic, what changes have taken place before and after?

The big change from an enemy to a benefactor, the original villain boss, sacrificing his life to save people, is really unthinkable.

Vic gradually became good from the original villain boss, and finally became Goku's great benefactor, after all, people have saved Gohan several times, which is an undeniable fact.

Vic was the villain in this cartoon at the beginning, but then he was infected by Monkey King and began to slowly become a good person. That's the biggest change in him.

Dragon Ball is a childhood memory after we spent a lot of happy times, Bick first appeared as a villain, and later as the plot developed, eventually Bick became good and became Goku's savior.

In this anime, because at the beginning he was actually Goku's enemy and did a lot of bad things, but in the end he became his benefactor.

Freeloader. The Great Demon King Vic, in my eyes when I was a child, was definitely a villain. Growing up a little longer and seeing the side of the Saiyan, Vic was washed away in an instant.

Let's start with a look back at the story of the second generation of Vic. The first generation of Vic is an unforgivable villain who uses Dragon Ball abilities to return to youth. Tried to rule the earth, but lost to Little Goku, and "Sheng" gave birth to two big Bicks, who looked very cute.

Growing up, after having a big fight with Goku at the World Day Ball, he ushered in the Saiyan side.

After he teamed up to defeat the man who claimed to be the elder brother of the Monkey King, in order to prevent the Saiyans from invading the earth, he cultivated desperately and cultivated the Monkey King. Here's a quick recap. So far, it can be said that Vic played a role in the plot.

Akimoto Toriyama once said that he wanted to end the story in the Vic chapter, but he was too angry and had a later story. I think Vic is the inherited character. Saiyan joins the worldview to upgrade again, and he is also the first villain to be whitewashed.

He succeeded in cultivating the Monkey King to become the new power on Earth.

What to say about Vic's strength, it's about the same as Kakashi's feelings. He's strong, but not the best, but no matter what the boss is, he always beats those numbers. As a Namek Vic, who is both a dragon and a fighting Namek, his own talent is very good, plus his various adventures in the Dragon Ball world for so many years, his combat effectiveness and identity are already very high.

Among the protagonists' camp, it is also second only to Monkey King and Vegeta, and in the later stories, many people on the earth have been disconnected.

In addition to the important relatives of Vegeta and Sun Wukong, Bulma and Klin, other things, such as Tianjin rice, dumplings, Lan Qi, wild catalog, and foie gras, have been disconnected. These people already know that their strength is insufficient and they are already offline. It's just a matter of running out of the happy ending to show your face, and the difference in strength is too big!

Vic is different. He has gained a high status through his opportunities and foreshadowing, and his combat effectiveness is constantly improving. Eventually, in the fight against Buwu, he played a big role.

Not at all comparable to catalogs, etc. After all, Vic's combat power is at least comparable to Super Saiyan 2, is his status high? The later battlefields were all protected by these aliens.

Vic's status is in the upper middle and he has a driving effect on many things, so he is also a key figure.

The status of a very big demon king, the strength is very strong, he was originally a bad guy, but then he got better, and his identity is also very special.

Vic is in a particularly high position in Dragon Ball. Because his strength is very strong, and he knows a lot of things, which is very likable.

I think in the Dragon Ball plot, Vegeta was the villain at the beginning, but apart from Goku, Klin, Gohan, and Akilobe, Vegeta has not fought any other Earth Warriors. Moreover, at that time, he fought with Gohan and others, or because Vegeta became a gorilla, and Goku alone was not an opponent at all. That's why I need the help of Gohan and others.

And Bick was killed by Naba at that time because he was trying to protect Gohan.

So much so that Vic didn't have a chance to fight Vegeta。Secondly, when it comes to Nemesis, Vic still doesn't have a chance to play Vegeta. Because we also see that Vic and Vegeta have a common enemy, Frisa.

After being resurrected at that time, Vic was assimilated by Neru and surpassed Vegeta in combat power. If Vic and Vegeta go to war, Vic will be able to defeat Vegeta. However, when Vegeta let Clint hurt herself.

After recovery, Vegeta has surpassed Vic in strength。If Vic and Vegeta go to war at this point, Beji will be defeated by Vegeta. Later, Vegeta is killed by Frisa.

However, Vic was badly injured by Frieza and had no chance to fight. Later, Vic and others were sent back to Earth. However, at the time, Vegeta saved Goku, and Goku saved Vegeta because Goku saved Goku in Naming the Star.

Vegeta and Wu Han teamed up to make Vegeta wash white.

So much so that after returning to Earth, Vegeta did not do anything to the others。Even when the Dragon Ball was in front of Vegeta, Vegeta saw that Tansington and the others were resurrected by the Dragon Ball, and Vegeta didn't grab the Dragon Ball. This suggests that Vegeta would not have been attacked by his own people at that time.

If Vic wants to attack Vegeta, he's not an opponent. Because Vic is still at the level of assimilation of the names Chi Star and Neru.

So, Vic didn't dare to take any chances. Because once he is defeated, then there is a possibility that the others will be killed by Vegeta。As a result, Vic had no chance to fight Vegeta.

In the Shalu arc, Vegeta and Vic also have a common enemy. In addition, Vegeta has entered the spiritual time house to cultivate, and his strength has crossed the Bick Demon Buu chapter.

Vegeta can already sacrifice herself for the people around her. In Dragon Ball Super, Vegeta was completely whitewashed. Therefore, Vegeta and Vic did not have the opportunity to fight for some external reasons. The above is purely a personal opinion.

I think in the Dragon Ball plot, when Vegeta didn't appear, Vic's weight in Dragon Ball was still very heavy, but after Vegeta appeared, because of the collapse of combat power, Vic and others couldn't keep up with the pace. In the end, he could only play soy sauce, and his status plummeted. And Vic didn't fight Vegeta because he didn't have enough rank.

Why? Let me break down some of my views. First of all, in the original Dragon Ball plot, Vic is the final boss, so it has a lot of weight.

But in Dragon Ball Z, Vic can't. At the beginning, facing Raditz who came to Earth, he still joined forces with Goku, and finally ended up with Goku and Raditz dying together.

After Vegeta came to Earth, Vic and Vegeta confirmed their eyes. However, Vic's combat power at that time was not enough for Vegeta to make a move, and as a result, a Naba killed Vic. On Namek, although Vic cultivated on the Realm King, and also obtained the assimilation of the combat-type Namek, his strength surpassed Vegeta.

However, the main enemy at that time was not Vegeta, but Frieza. So Vic didn't have a chance to fight Vegeta again. Although after Goku became a Super Saiyan, let Shenlong send everyone else back to Earth.

At this time, Vic and Vegeta already have a chance to fight.

Because after recovering from being seriously injured by Klin, his combat effectiveness has surpassed that of Vic. Even if Vic wants to do it, think about the others around him. And, at this time, Vegeta has begun to whitewash.

Facing the Dragon Ball in front of him, Vegeta didn't react at all. and also resurrected Klin, Tianjin Fan and others. If it was Vegeta before, seeing that the divine dragon was in front of him, he would have preemptively made a move to gain immortality.

Therefore, Vic has no reason to trouble Vegeta, so naturally he can't fight. In the Salu chapter, after Vic and the gods merged, their strength was already at a level of more than one.

And the strength is slightly stronger than Vegeta. However, the enemy at this time was not Vegeta, but Sharu and Seventeen and Eighteen. And, Vic also knows that the father of the future Tenanx is Vegeta.

And Vegeta and Boomer's marriage has increased their whitewashing. And Vegeta also fights with Vic against androids in the process. If Vic and Vegeta fight each other at this time, wouldn't this be the outbreak of civil war?

So, at this time, Vic has no reason to fight Vegeta. But I, in the Majin Buu chapter, Vic's chance came.

And this is the reason for Vic to fight Vegeta. However, at this time, Vic's rank was not enough. Because Vegeta has reached the level of Super Two at this time, and is still at the peak of Super Two.

And Vic is still super one, isn't it looking for death to fight. So before the start of the Shalu Arc, Vic and Vegeta were not of the same rank. Therefore, there has never been a single meeting between Vic and Vegeta.

The above is purely a personal opinion.

The strength of the two is half a catty. Vic is the only one of the Z fighters who is not a supergame, but is comparable to a supergame. Both of them are good helpers for Goku. Secretly they all recognize each other.

Vic was killed by Napa when Vegeta first attacked Earth, and before Vegeta could make a move, he resurrected Vic when Namek was the star of Namek, and at that time Vegeta had already begun to whitewash himself and deal with Frieza together as allies.

Can't beat it, Bick can't even beat Raditz, and when Vegeta came to Earth, Bick had a hard time beating Naba, and finally died, and he didn't have a chance to fight Vegeta at all. It was at this time that Vic had already fallen out of the first echelon of the earth's combat power and could no longer catch up.

You can't win at all, and you're still fighting a chicken feather. Namek Star briefly surpassed Vegeta for a while, and said that he would clean up Vegeta after cleaning up Frieza, but the next second Vegeta used Dandy to overtake him directly, and he was so scared that he sweated.

The strength of the two has never been equal, and there is always a situation where one side beats the other (although since the Saru chapter and beyond, it is Vegeta's strength to beat Vic).

Vic's main role in the entire Dragon Ball is the auxiliary role, Vegeta's main target is Son Goku, and he won't fight with an assistant, and the two protagonists arranged by the author, Son Goku and Vegeta, are the focus.

Dragon Ball is based on the Chinese version of Journey to the West, (Sun Yukong) is a big brother? Vegeta is, how can Zhu Bajie beat Sun Wukong? If Vegeta is really Zhu Bajie, then the sand monk Sha Wujing is the one from the Namek Star, Bick?!

The sand monk Sha Wujing (Bick) will naturally not be able to beat Zhu Bajie (Vegeta)!

Vegeta saw that Goku on Earth was his opponent, and he wouldn't take the initiative to find someone else to fight, and then they were all whitewashed and didn't have a chance to fight, and the plot didn't arrange for these two people to face each other.

Vic was seconded by Naba and never came out of the shadows.

When the Saiyans first invaded the earth, Vic's strength was not as good as Naba's, so naturally he couldn't use Vegeta's main hand, and then the two had common enemies, Frieza, androids, Sharu, and Buu, and it was impossible for them to attack each other in front of the enemy.

Vegeta wants to become the second male lead, he can't arrange to play Vic, win or lose, lose shame. The small boss of the Saiyan chapter has to be cleaned up by Sun, and Vegeta must be cleaned up by Sun as the big boss. And after Frieza Bik resurrected and assimilated Neru, his strength surpassed Vegeta's, and he lost the second male position.

At the beginning of the Shalu chapter, Bei was already a good person, and Bick became a demigod, and he didn't have a reason to fight, and it was the same after that. By the way, after assimilating the immortals, Bick is stronger than Vegeta who didn't enter the Time House, and finally has a super match, and if he loses Bick again, won't the character collapse if he loses it?

Because Akira Toriyama's creative ideas did not arrange the fight between Bick and Vegeta at all.

Because the enemy is getting stronger and stronger in the later stage, and the Saiyan's strength is getting stronger and stronger, Bick no longer has the strength to compare with Vegeta.

The manga is not very clear, and the anime has a section in which Buu fights with the Vic Phantom in the body.

The reason is simple, they have never been able to surpass Kakarot!

Vic became a very powerful military advisor.

I want to be a basketball club and let Ayako teach me.

Vegeta replaced Vic as the second male.

Dragon Ball Z Vic died in resistance to the Saiyan invasion, but was later resurrected.

Saiyans Vegeta and Naha come to Earth. As the strongest man on earth, Vic fought to the death. However, due to the disparity in strength, the final advantage was not obtained.

When Naha decides to kill Son Gohan, Vic blocks in front of Son Gohan and delivers this huge blow, and then the seriously injured Vic and Gohan die after a few words of confidant.

After his death, Vic went to the King of the Realm to cultivate, and when he fought against Frieza, Piccolo was resurrected by Namek's dragon.

Vic died but came back to life every time.

How many times he died: 1 Died in order to save Gohan from Napa's attack.

2 Buu destroyed the earth and was blown up.

He died both times, begging for adoption...