ULTRA Vegito Hunts Another Elder God

Storyline (What Happens)

• The fight continues as Gogeta the Black Seraphim appears after being incapacitated, transforming into a more powerful form with:
  • Black, Super Saiyan 3–like long hair
  • Evolved Black Seraph eyes
• Sun Wukong (Monkey King) pushes back, but Gogeta counters by using:
  • Black Seraph shields
  • Portal/clone mechanics
• Gogeta gradually restricts Wukong through successive pressure and set-pieces:
  • Wukong is immobilized by seraphic hands and portal grabs, then is repeatedly struck.
  • Wukong attempts an escape using ninjutsu clones created from pulled hair (“pulling out the many”), creating numerous identical bodies to overwhelm Gogeta’s defenses.
  • Gogeta counters with the idea that his power isn’t divided: even if multiple clones attack, Gogeta’s shields block most of the damage.

Wukong’s Final Sequence and Death

• Eventually, Wukong is driven into a losing sequence:
  • Gogeta leads him through a portal sequence toward a direct ambush.
  • Wukong is killed via a finisher framed as Future Trunks’ signature move, described as an incinerating technique reminiscent of the blow used on Cell.

Resurrection Twist (Denial of Death)

• After Gogeta departs, heavenly divine blue light fully restores Wukong:
  • Every burn and charred injury vanishes
  • Wukong revives at full health
• Wukong explains his immortality:
  • When he reached heaven, the Book of Death recorded all creatures.
  • He allegedly crossed out his own name, denying death.

Shift to a Broader Elder Gods Conflict

• The narrative moves away from the direct Gogeta/Wukong duel into a wider conflict involving elder gods:
  • Vegito is shown interacting with Elder God Poseidon, indicating the tournament angle is no longer the central issue.
  • Godslayer / Vegito states he is in Poseidon’s domain because he absorbed or took control of Poseidon-linked fighters after Ardor’s casualties—giving him access through possession networks.

Vegeta Arrives as the Challenger

• Vegeta enters, declaring he came to test whether an elder god can truly destroy him.
• Poseidon allows the confrontation but warns Vegeta/Chronoa that they will “do without you” if he dies.
• Their fight follows a counter-pattern:
  • Vegeta uses devil/ghost-related techniques
  • Poseidon counters with environmental control, notably water/hurricane effects
• Vegeta is pushed back, but the framing suggests he is strategizing.
• He then transforms using the “devil gene” to demonstrate an upgraded, completed version of his power.

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Gameplay / Combat Highlights & Tactics Mentioned (Key Technique Beats)

Even though this is a recap, the subtitles emphasize “mechanics” and fight-strategy beats that play like combat logic.

Black Seraphim Shields

• Gogeta’s shields repeatedly nullify Wukong’s close-range kicks/strikes.
• The defense is used in layered ways, sometimes from unexpected angles or timing windows.

Portal Grab / Multi-Angle Attacks

• Portals spawn jet-black hands/fists that seize the staff, then strike Wukong’s torso at close range.
• Portal usage also redirects Wukong’s momentum, effectively controlling his movement.

Clone / Decoy Interactions

• Wukong’s time-freezing immobilization can be disrupted by black clone substitution.
• This forces Wukong to continually reassess “what is real.”

Wukong’s “Pulling Out the Many” (Hair-to-Clones)

• Wukong rips out hair strands that become individual Wukong clones with separate personalities.
• The clones overwhelm through number pressure and force a decisive opening.

Power Interpretation

• Gogeta argues that even if clones are individually strong, the core issue remains:
  • Gogeta’s defenses and shield durability
  • The practical timing limits of certain techniques

Resurrection / Denial of Death

• Wukong’s immortality functions as a “hard counter” to Gogeta’s finisher.
• A “win condition = damage/finisher” approach fails when death isn’t permanent.

Possession / Absorption Toward Elder Gods

• Vegito’s approach is framed as absorbing Poseidon’s fighters and leveraging that possession network to invade or interact with the elder god’s space.

Vegeta vs Poseidon: Counter-Fight Pattern

• Vegeta’s hurricane/ghost technique is countered by Poseidon summoning a hurricane of water.
• Vegeta retreats upward strategically, then commits to transformation to raise the threat level.

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Key Tips / Strategy Takeaways Implied

• Real-time counter-mechanics matter: immobilization and decoys don’t guarantee victory if the opponent can substitute or escape with clones/portals.
• Shields + portals are high priority: they can invalidate direct melee pressure even when the attacker uses advanced techniques.
• Multi-clone swarms can fail if the enemy treats each clone as equivalent threat-wise (i.e., defenses remain intact and power doesn’t “split” favorably).
• If an opponent can deny death, treat “finisher = win” as unreliable—victory may require status effects, domain control, or alternate win conditions beyond damage.

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Gamers / Sources Featured at the End

• No specific gaming channels or creators are credited in the subtitles.
• Recap characters (source-style names) include:
  • Gogeta (Black Seraphim)
  • Sun Wukong (Monkey King)
  • Elder God Hera, Zeus
  • Vegito, Poseidon, Godslayer
  • Poseidon (elder god)
  • Vegeta, Future Trunks
  • Ardor, Chronoa
  • AquBEl / Kronos / AkuBell
  • Castiel, Thien