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Vegeta could also be a main character. He's Goku's rival and often teams up with him to face powerful enemies. Maybe in this 'Black Story', Vegeta has some new development in his power or character arc related to the 'Black' aspect of the story.

The characters in Dragon Ball included Kakarot (Sun Wukong), a Saiyan who grew into a powerful warrior after being sent to Earth. He defeated many powerful enemies such as Buu the Demonkin and became a powerful existence in the world and even the entire universe. Later, he even trained the reincarnation of Buu the Demonkin. The Great Demon King Bick was a villain from a distant galaxy. He and his gorilla subordinates came to Earth to commit crimes and once caused the people of Earth to be shrouded in the shadow of death. There were also martial artists such as Turtle Hermit, who developed the magic seal wave to seal the Great Demon King Bick. His grandfather, Gohan, also taught Wukong martial arts. Ou Bu was the reincarnation of the demon Buu. In the movie version, there were actors playing Wukong and other characters.

In Dragon Ball Super Universe 2, Black Wukong had the following skills: - There were three practical skills for matching moves,[Meteor Strike],[Air Glide], and [Shock Wave], as well as the output skill [Black Turtle Sect Qigong] and the practical powerful Air Bomb [Explosive Air Bomb]. - Its main combos were [Light Strike]+[Heavy Strike]+[Light Strike X3]. This combo had a small hard hit and could be quickly followed up with a backhand attack. At the end, Rising Dragon could use a step or sprint to cancel the hard hit and continue to suppress the enemy. - [Meteor Strike] was one of the most powerful combination attack skills. The second kick could be canceled by various controls to combine various attacks, such as [Super Heavy Strike], Sharu's [Gravity Impact], and Super No.17's [Electric Hell Bomb]. When Black Goku used it, he could instantly teleport and follow up with [Super Heavy Strike](but this required a good grasp of the rhythm, and it would be difficult for non-novice players).

Black Wukong was the tenth universe sector king god (not the real one), Zamas. He was much stronger than the average sector king and had already surpassed some sector kings. When he watched the martial arts competition in the sixth and seventh universes, he saw Sun Wukong transform into a super blue and put on the aura of a god. He admired Sun Wukong's combat energy very much. Therefore, he went to Master Zu Nuo to inquire about the Super Dragon Ball. Then, he made a wish to the Super Divine Dragon and swapped his body with Sun Wukong's, turning into Sun Wukong's appearance. After that, he killed almost all the gods of the world, causing the God of Destruction and the angels to "freeze" accordingly. Then, he used the time ring to come to the seventh universe (the future era of Trakus) in an attempt to realize his "Human Zero Plan". Because of his black clothes and dark behavior, he was named Black Wukong by the future Buma.

Black Myth: Goku and Dragon Ball had many connections and interactions: 1. ** In terms of cultural communication ** - Dragon Ball was very influential around the world, especially in the West. Many English players were more familiar with the image of Goku in Dragon Ball. This led to some confusion in the promotion of Black Myth: Wukong. For example, some foreign players linked the image of Wukong in Black Myth: Wukong with Dragon Ball. Some foreign players even thought that the protagonist of Black Myth: Wukong imitated Dragon Ball. This reflected that the global influence of Dragon Ball had interfered with the spread of traditional China culture represented by Black Myth: Wukong to a certain extent. - However, at the same time, this also made Black Myth: Wukong an opportunity to guide foreign players to understand the image of Wukong that originated from China culture and the cultural meaning behind it, so as to further promote traditional China culture. 2. ** Player acceptance ** - After the release of the game, which replaced the main character of Black Myth: Goku with Goku of Dragon Ball, it was well received overseas and was loved by a large number of players in Europe and America. This reflected the status of Dragon Ball in the hearts of overseas players. It also hinted that if Black Myth: Goku wanted to gain wider acceptance overseas, it needed to overcome the cognitive bias brought about by Dragon Ball's existing influence. 3. ** Creation and interaction ** - In the field of second creators, there was a super popular artist who created the illustrations of Black Myth: Goku x Dragon Ball, combining the " Destined One " in Black Myth: Goku with Kakarot in Dragon Ball. This not only reflected the integration and interaction between the two in artistic creation, but also reflected the influence of Dragon Ball in pop culture creation extended to the creative field related to Black Myth: Goku.