Toriyama’s choice of Demon King Piccolo as his favorite villain, while also admitting to not really liking Vegeta, is a unique perspective that highlights the complexity of the relationship between the creator and his creation. Surname.

A 1995 interview with the Dragon Ball author confirmed fan theories about Vegeta constantly being outplayed in the series. Toriyama’s dislike of Vegeta was revealed in a 1995 interview, seemingly contradicting the character’s trajectory in the series.

Saiyan Prince Vegeta, who started out as a villain underwent a significant change throughout the series, becoming a key and popular character. His team-up with Goku is an important aspect of Dragon Ball Z. So it’s hard to imagine Toriyama not liking him. However, Vegeta’s usefulness to the story is undeniable, especially considering how popular he is with fans.

Toriyama’s feelings towards Vegeta support a long-standing fan theory that Vegeta was treated unfairly. This theory is based on the fact that Vegeta is constantly treated harshly in the series. He is frequently defeated despite gaining new powers. This motif continues in “Dragon Ball Super” , suggesting that Toriyama still maintains his stance towards the character.

Let’s consider the development of Toriyama’s perception of Vegeta up to now! Since that 1995 interview, “Dragon Ball” has become extremely popular and Vegeta has become a globally beloved character. This may have influenced Toriyama’s opinion of Vegeta, considering his contribution to the series’ success.

However, for many fans, Toriyama’s dislike of Vegeta seems to be the explanation for the character’s constant failures.