vegeta talks back to a god

Vegeta is a Saiyan prince. He was originally sent to Earth to conquer it. But as time went on, he had many battles and experiences on Earth that changed him. He started as an enemy but gradually became one of the Earth's protectors. His pride as a Saiyan prince was always a big part of his character.

He might say, 'I'm sorry for all the wrong things I've done.' This is a very common thing someone might say when facing God. They could be thinking about all the times they were unkind, lied, or hurt others.

Obviously, Goku would be a main character he'd interact with. If he goes back to when Goku was a kid, he could train with him, or try to convince Goku's grandpa to let him train Goku in a different way. Another character would be Bulma. If he goes back far enough, he could meet a younger Bulma and perhaps change their relationship dynamics. He might also interact with his younger self. This could lead to some really interesting self - reflection and growth as he tries to guide his younger, more hot - headed self.

The back story of 'Little Talks' might be inspired by the general human experiences of connection and disconnection. Of Monsters and Men may have drawn from personal experiences or observations. The song gives the feeling of a conversation between two voices, one male and one female. This could symbolize different aspects of a person's psyche. Maybe it's about the struggle between holding on to a relationship and letting it go. The references in the song to 'voices' could be the inner voices we all have when dealing with complex emotions related to love, friendship, or any significant bond.

If Planet Vegeta was wished back, it would likely bring back old enemies and allies. The Saiyans might have to deal with the consequences of their past actions and find a way to coexist peacefully or else face more destruction.

One possible moral could be about the importance of living a good life. Since when the man talks to God, it might make him realize all the things he could have done better in life. For example, if he was selfish during his life and now he sees how his actions affected others negatively. It could also be about forgiveness. Maybe the man asks for forgiveness for his sins, which shows that in life, we should be more forgiving towards others as well.

Yes, he does. Vegeta achieves the Super Saiyan God form in the manga.

Yes, he did. Vegeta achieved the Super Saiyan God form in the manga.

Vegeta was a Saiyan prince. His planet was gone, so he landed on Earth with the intention of conquering it. But he ended up evolving into a protector of Earth after many battles and experiences here.

Perhaps Hermione back talks Snape when he makes a snide comment about Gryffindors. She could fire back with a well - reasoned argument about how Gryffindors have shown just as much, if not more, skill and bravery as Slytherins. This would not only put Snape in his place but also display Hermione's loyalty to her house.