Ultra Ego was Vegeta’s answer to Goku’s Ultra Instinct. Though it’s just as powerful, let’s see some of its major flaws.
Ever since Dragon Ball Super’s Tournament of Power arc aired, fans had fallen in love with Goku’s brand new Ultra Instinct transformation, which allows him to use the techniques of the Angels. Since then, however, fans had eagerly awaited for Vegeta to unlock a Divine Technique that would once again put him on the level of his rival, which was answered in the Granolah arc when Vegeta unlocked the incredible Ultra Ego!
This form essentially acted as the polar opposite of Ultra Instinct and acted as a marker to show fans that Vegeta was on a journey to attain strength but through his own means. Although the form was as strong as Ultra Instinct when it first appeared, it has some flaws that need to be ironed out before Vegeta can use it to its full potential. So, let’s take a look at the shortcomings of Ultra Ego and how Vegeta can fix them in the future of Dragon Ball.The Flaws Of Ultra Ego
First Appearance
Dragon Ball Super, Chapter 74, „Vegeta vs. Granolah“
Users
Vegeta, Beerus, Gods of Destruction
Ultra Ego is the most powerful transformation that Vegeta has ever undergone. Being the Divine Technique favored by the Destroyer Gods, it puts Vegeta in a special state that is quite similar to what Goku does when he goes Ultra Instinct, but the effect that this form has is the inverse of it. Though this state is one that the Gods of Destruction stay in constantly due to their nature as destroyers, Vegeta requires a new transformation to house this destructive power.
