This guy has the most character development in anime history.
Character Development
Aiden Clark
Elijah Robinson
you'd know
Kevin Bennett
>i'm bad
>no wait i'm kinda good
>no wait i'm bad
>no its ok i'm good again
>this time i am bad and majin
>just kidding i'm dead
>i'm alive again now
>this time i'm both good AND bad
K I N O
David Cook
More like
>WHY IS KAKAROT STRONGER THAN ME
>It's ok kakarot you're cool
>WHY IS KAKAROT STRONGER THAN ME
William Young
I mean he's great, but with the most character development? There's really no contest here.
Anthony Gutierrez
>guts
user, he said character development, not character deterioration.
Grayson Fisher
Guts had no development. He's still the same edgy shit as when the manga started.
Matthew Garcia
He goes from being a bloodthirsty egomaniac entitled to immortality just because he says so to being a responsible husband with a family he'll never admit he adores for but clearly is very attached to.
All whilst staying completely relevant in the plot unlike Gohan.
Joshua Powell
Owen Watson
So can we all agree that no anime has good character development?
Kevin Reed
List me all the manga and anime you've read and watched OP. I'll wait.
Jayden Myers
Vegeta is also the best tsundere of all time.
Bentley Barnes
He goes through the same character arc every time. So I don't think he's very well developed without his rivalry to Goku he is nothing
Jonathan Price
DBZ and Naruto despite not being 2DEEP4U manga manage to flesh out their characters more than pseudo-intellectual trash that Yea Forums overrates. It's hilarious. Vegeta is the most well developed anime character of all time.
Kevin Smith
Make some room for Big daddy Char
Connor Adams
>still the same
Don't post while you're on cocaine and acid.
Adam Rivera
Didn't go too far or read the golden age eh?
Michael Barnes
The more Vegeta develops, the less Sayian clothing he wears. This is peak Symbolism.
Brody Taylor
HOLY FUCK OP BTFO
Joshua Howard
and when his character regress in super he once again has his armour, genius
Tyler Ward
You're either falseflagging or retarded.
Zachary Thompson
Until CCA.
Adrian Cruz
Char? But that's aueg member Quattro
Tyler Lee
AEUG not aueg but still how could you mix the two up?
Nathaniel Torres
He wanted immortality because he believed it was the only way he could kill Freeza
Aiden Morris
Not him, but Vegeta's development is completely more noticeable by his fashion choices.
It's like how Goku's Gi changes to show he's a student of a martial arts school or an expert level martial artist.
Jose Moore
>Vegeta
>most character development in anime history
he isn't even the most developed Dragon Ball character, Piccolo is. Vegeta undergoes the same character arc every arc since Cell
>fuck you Kakarotto, I'll surpass you, at any cost
>Kakarotto you're the number one, I understand now
>fuck you Kakarotto, I'll surpass you someday
>i'll never fuse with you Kakarotto, i despise you
>i'll merge with you Kakarotto, but because Bulma / Trunks
>i'll never fuse with you again Kakarotto (until a next threat appears, repeat the process)
all while keeping his resting bitch face / butthurt face since the Cell arc, DBS Vegeta is pretty much a softer version of his Cell arc self (he even makes the same expressions because nostalgiabait). however, in the CANON MANGA he actually ACTS like a different man, he's much more likeable there
Piccolo went through the same changes as Vegeta (villain, anti-hero, hero, mentor), but you can see the gradual small changes in his personality
Sebastian Roberts
Piccolo had to wrestle with the revelation that he's not really the reincarnation of the Demon King cast off by God, but instead part of something greater in the cosmos. It's when he merges with Nail and Kami that he changes.
I think the problem with Vegeta is that he always see himself as the mightiest in the universe and beating Goku will cement it even though there's people stronger than Goku like the God of Destruction or Grand Zeno.
Parker Phillips
I think you mean this guy.