The Dragon Ball fan manga community has given fans a story that flips the entire franchise upside down. This alternate Tournament of Power saga transforms Vegeta into something beyond Saiyan, beyond mortal, and even beyond divine. In just moments, the Prince of Saiyans evolves into the one feared across the multiverse — the God Killer.
Goku’s Death Changes Everything
The story begins not with Goku, but with his absence. In this alternate reality, Son Goku was killed on Planet Namek by Frieza, never reaching Super Saiyan. This shocking truth ignites a storm inside Vegeta. The rival he once swore to surpass is gone, stolen from him before their battle for supremacy could be settled.
Vegeta’s grief hardens into pure rage. His Saiyan pride and unyielding anger awaken a transformation never seen before — a terrifying purple Seraphim state. The very skies shake as his energy erupts, and even Universe 6’s God of Destruction, Champa, trembles at the sight.
A New Tournament of Power
Champa warns Vegeta that he cannot yet face Frieza, who has grown into a monstrous new form. Instead, Zeno himself has called for another Tournament of Power, a battle between universes where the prize is the limitless wish of the Super Dragon Balls.
For Vegeta, this is fate. Not only does he crave revenge, but he also sees the opportunity to rewrite the very structure of power in the multiverse.
Warriors gather once again, and the arena fills with familiar faces and new challengers: Ribrianne of Universe 2, Anilaza of Universe 3, Damon of Universe 4, Bergamo of Universe 9, Obuni of Universe 10, and the unstoppable Jiren of Universe 11.
But none capture Vegeta’s attention more than Universe 7’s representative — Mecha Frieza, the very tyrant who robbed him of his pride and killed Goku.
Vegeta vs. Frieza: A Saiyan’s Revenge
The moment Vegeta lays eyes on Frieza, the battlefield burns with rage. Their exchange is venomous:
- Frieza mocks Vegeta’s father, the destruction of Planet Vegeta, and the death of Goku.
- Vegeta swears vengeance not just for himself, but for Goku, his people, and the entire Saiyan race.
Their battle is savage. Fists shatter the ground, blasts tear through universes, and their blood feud consumes the arena. Yet destiny has more waiting.
The Clash With Jiren
Jiren, the symbol of Universe 11’s pride, steps forward. In the original Tournament of Power, even Goku’s Ultra Instinct struggled against him. But here, the stage belongs to Vegeta.
At first, he fights Jiren in Super Saiyan 2, holding his own shockingly well. When Jiren unleashes his full strength, the arena bends under the pressure. Yet Vegeta smiles — for the first time, he allows his rage to evolve into acceptance of destruction itself.
In an explosion of purple flames, Vegeta ascends into his perfected Ultra Ego form. His aura devours Jiren’s power, his fists tear through the Pride Trooper’s defenses, and with a final devastating blow, Vegeta eliminates Jiren, stunning the entire multiverse.
The Final Enemy: Black Mecha Frieza
Now nothing remains but Vegeta’s ultimate nemesis. Frieza unveils his most horrific form yet — Black Mecha Frieza, a fusion of technology and his ultimate transformation. His metallic body gleams like obsidian, radiating an aura of death.
But Vegeta is beyond impressed. In Ultra Ego, he becomes destruction incarnate. Their battle is short, violent, and absolute. Vegeta slams Frieza across the arena, shattering his pride before erasing him completely with destruction energy.
Not just a death — an erasure from existence itself.
Yet before fading, Frieza delivers one last revelation: it was not he, but Beerus, the God of Destruction, who ordered Planet Vegeta’s destruction and Goku’s death.
The Wish That Changed the Multiverse
The arena falls silent as Vegeta stands alone. The Super Dragon Balls shimmer, awaiting his wish. He could resurrect Goku. He could restore his people. He could undo all tragedy.
But Vegeta’s pride and wrath demand something greater. He wishes for the combined power of every god in existence.
The result is catastrophic. One by one, the gods across all 12 universes scream as their essence drains away. In just seconds, all 12 Gods of Destruction are erased, their powers absorbed into Vegeta’s being.
The multiverse is left without divine rulers. The angels fall silent. The hierarchy of gods crumbles. In their place stands one being — Vegeta, the God Killer.
The Dawn of the God Killer
Vegeta’s body now radiates with the power of countless gods, his Ultra Ego perfected beyond imagination. No longer prince, no longer rival, he has become the end of divinity itself.
The saga closes on a haunting promise: Vegeta’s reign is only beginning. A Tournament of Elder Gods awaits, where even higher beings may challenge him — but for now, the multiverse bows before its new ruler.
Final Thoughts
This fan manga transforms Vegeta’s journey into something darker, grander, and far more tragic than Dragon Ball Super ever imagined. By killing Frieza, defeating Jiren, and erasing all 12 Gods of Destruction, Vegeta becomes the ultimate warrior — not the hero Earth needed, but the destroyer the multiverse fears.
The God Killer Vegeta saga cements him as more than the Saiyan prince. He is the one who ended the reign of gods in mere seconds.
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