Ok so my interpretation is that he was talking to himself, basically ordering himself to speak. The heartbreaking part here is that it’s delayed. I mean look at this scene. Even tho Beerus is standing up to share this last moment, he isn’t facing his brother. When Champa calls out to him he only turns his head slightly, giving the slightest recognition, and immediately turns the other way again. Judging by Beerus’ reaction to Whis’ comment earlier, he doesn’t wanna show any emotional vulnerability. It’s like he tries very hard not to lose face in this last scene. But as a consequence of that, he’s letting the moment pass, he won’t let it get to him. It’s like he is in his own head the whole time but when he finally manages to start to make himself speak Champa is gone.
Well, yes and no. Goten was born with a greater collection of these S-Cells within his body as a result of the high concentration his father had at the time of conception. Trunks was also born with a larger amount than normal, even if Vegeta had yet to actually acquire the form yet, due to the training his father had been doing to achieve that. (Both the boys, however, would still have had to train themselves to gain sufficient power to manage such a change, however, so they may indeed have inherited a touch of their strength as well.)
It then stands to reason that the Universe 6 Saiyans, being naturally less aggressive and bloodthirsty, would more easily acquire said S-Cells and be able to transform much more easily than their Universe 7 counterparts.
Scrapped the old post as someone finally got me the source: This is actually from the NEW Q&A Toriyama did. He covers a few things about the series, such as what exactly is needed to go Super Saiyan, how the Super Saiyan God fits into the series, and a little on Saiyan hierarchy.
The Super Saiyan bit is interesting to me. This explanation explains a few things, such as why it was easier for Vegeta to transform after having spent time on Earth (and after the whole Freeza vendetta was no longer eating at him) yet harder for him to achieve than Goku. Might be why he never managed to reach SSJ3. It also explains why Goten and Trunks managed to attain it so easily, and why the Universe 6 Saiyans are able to do so easily as well. Heck, given this description, it could even possibly be why Kale has a unique form.
The second bit is a bit of history on Super Saiyan God, how that’s the “Legendary Super Saiyan” referred to by Freeza and Saiyan legend (take THAT, Broly!) and on why the ritual was needed to first take the form. (Note: this actually flies in the face of Toyotaro having given Vegeta the form without need of said ritual, buuut…) Apparently the original who lead the rebellion against the Royal Family was a Saiyan named Yamoshi. Spin-off one-shot when?
And finally, on Saiyan hierarchy. Most of it is what we already knew, but the bit on Infiltration Babies and Engineers is interesting. It seems that Raditz, while considered a low-class warrior in terms of ranking, at least qualified to be a warrior. Goku was considered trash by Vegeta and Saiyan society in that, his power was deemed low enough that he was to be an outcast, likely either doomed to be in a support role, or sent off to become an infiltration baby, which is how Bardock got away with sending him off.
What’s interesting about that, however, is that it means the reason Raditz came to get him (and the reason he tried to force Goku to kill the people of Earth) was actually due to Goku’s tenure as an Infiltration Baby was intended to be a Trial by Combat. They’re sent to these planets to have to fight for survival and to carry out the cleansing of that world, and only then can they return to their homeworld a warrior. Raditz demanding Goku slaughter at least X amount of humans before coming with him was Raditz trying to enforce this rite of passage on his little brother.
So that’s some pretty interesting info, I think. (Source 1) (Source 2)
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