Before the destruction of Planet Vegeta, a chilling prophecy spread through the Saiyan race — that one warrior, born once every thousand years, would wield a power so overwhelming it could destroy worlds with a heartbeat. Many believed this to be myth. Others feared it. But what if fate had chosen differently?
In this alternate universe, it isn’t Broly who inherits this terrifying gift. It’s Prince Vegeta, heir to the Saiyan throne. From the moment he was born, the royal palace trembled beneath his cries. Scouters exploded just from reading his infant power level. Even Frieza’s elite sensed something unnatural about the child’s energy.
King Vegeta, proud yet terrified, begins to see his son not as a future ruler, but as a weapon — or worse, a threat. He orders the royal scientists to suppress Vegeta rising energy through advanced containment armor. But Saiyan blood cannot be sealed. The more they restrain him, the angrier his soul becomes. Inside that small body grows a storm of golden fury waiting to erupt.
The Rise of the Cursed Prince
Years pass, and the young prince becomes the strongest Saiyan in history. His arrogance is unmatched, but so is his loneliness. Deep inside, Vegeta feels something dark clawing at his heart — a pulse, a whisper of ancient rage. When Planet Vegeta is destroyed by Frieza, that energy awakens for the first time.
Instead of being broken by loss, Vegeta’s grief and hatred merge into a monstrous awakening. The void of space glows green as his first transformation ignites. His hair turns wild and luminous, his eyes burn emerald, and his voice echoes like thunder. The Legendary Super Saiyan has returned — and this time, it’s not Broly’s uncontrollable chaos, but Vegeta’s focused, godlike wrath.
Every planet he visits falls before his fury. Empires kneel. Armies vaporize in his wake. His aura burns hotter than a sun. Yet even as he conquers, a deep madness grows within him — the “royal curse” of endless battle, the same curse that once doomed ancient Saiyans to extinction.
The Earth Encounter — Goku vs. the God of Pride
When Vegeta finally reaches Earth, it’s not for conquest. It’s destiny. Goku stands as the only warrior whose spirit can match his. But the moment they clash, the Earth trembles. Goku’s Super Saiyan form barely withstands the first few blows.
This Vegeta doesn’t fight for pride — he fights to survive his own power. Each punch tears at reality, his energy devouring the ground beneath them. Goku’s blue aura flickers under the emerald flame of the LSSJ form.
“You were never the chosen one, Kakarot,” Vegeta roars. “The legend was mine. My birthright!”
Their battle becomes more than strength — it’s destiny colliding with destiny. Goku pushes himself past Ultra Instinct’s limits, his silver aura clashing with Vegeta’s violent green. The explosion that follows shatters continents and blinds the gods watching from afar.
When the dust settles, neither warrior stands victorious. Goku collapses, his heart filled with sorrow for his friend. Vegeta kneels, trembling, as his cursed power continues to consume him from within. The prince has everything he ever wanted — power, dominance, fear — yet no peace.
The Fall of the Legendary Prince
As time passes, Vegeta realizes the truth of the prophecy. The “Legendary Super Saiyan” wasn’t born to save — he was born to end. Every time he transforms, his mind fractures further. His heart aches with visions of destruction he never wished to see. He begins to avoid battle, isolate himself, and train in silence, desperate to tame the god within.
When Beerus awakens, Whis observes something extraordinary — Vegeta energy surpasses even a God of Destruction’s. But Beerus senses danger. “He isn’t mortal,” Beerus mutters. “He’s the curse reborn.”
In his final battle, Vegeta turns his power against a galactic tyrant who threatens Earth. His aura burns so brightly that it cracks the skies. He wins — but at the cost of his life force. As he fades, he smiles. “Maybe now… the curse ends.”
Goku watches in silence, tears in his eyes. The prince of all Saiyans, the one who carried both pride and pain, finally rests — not as a conqueror, but as the legend itself.
If Vegeta had been born as the Legendary Super Saiyan instead of Broly, Dragon Ball’s world would have shifted from a story of rivalry into a cosmic tragedy. The proud prince would finally become everything he dreamed of — the strongest Saiyan in existence — only to realize that some destinies are too powerful for even a royal heart to bear.
