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ULTRA Vegito Kills An Elder God

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Vegito—the “god killer” at war with the Elder God Poseidon—begins brutally. Poseidon impales him and continues battering him with sea-and-trident assaults.

Vegito then shifts into a samurai-style stance, endures the punishment, and begins a power-up fueled by purple lightning (a Vegeta/Zeus energy variant). He shocks Poseidon with lightning that isn’t merely faster yellow energy, but stronger purple energy. From there, Vegito chains tactics: purple bolts for acceleration and power, then changes strategy to unsettle Poseidon’s expectations about speed versus strength.

The Shark Predator Assaults

Poseidon tries to control the fight by unleashing giant shark “predators” made from divine water, trapping and damaging Vegito repeatedly. Despite this, Vegito keeps surviving and countering.

The Living Water Dome Turning Point

The battle’s decisive shift comes when Poseidon traps Vegito inside a massive living water dome, engineered to neutralize Vegito’s constant power-up lightning.

Vegito grows angry, insists the dome won’t stop his Zeus-linked power, and fires a Thunder Spear—but it barely dents the dome and fails, sharply undermining his plan.

Decoy Timing and Domination-by-Environment

Poseidon believes it’s finished, but Vegito realizes the dome’s true function. He then uses a trick involving disguised/decoy timing and rapid strikes to build momentum. The fight becomes a struggle over the environment itself: Poseidon dismembers Vegito with crimson blasts, but Vegito’s regeneration kicks in, and he keeps attempting to escape while Poseidon hunts him like a “fish.”

Defeat, Philosophy, and the Final Breakthrough

Vegito is eventually beaten down hard. Poseidon throttles him and delivers the final lesson: creations can’t surpass their creators. He then summons another giant water shark to finish the job.

But Vegito suddenly returns in full force. Purple lightning surges again, this time breaking previous limitations. He:

  • Freezes Poseidon with electrical force
  • Loosens Poseidon’s grip
  • Stabs Poseidon through the chest, killing the Elder God

Vegito frames this as proof that the creators can be surpassed by their creations.

Ending Beat

The episode ends with Vegito’s victory vibe—“one hit is all I needed”—while Poseidon is left horrified and confused by how it was possible.

Notable Highlights / Jokes / Reactions

  • The script repeatedly brands Vegito as a “psychopath” and refers to Poseidon as a “fish” / “mortal,” leaning into mocking, taunting rival banter.
  • The fight is packed with dramatic power-up language, contrasting purple vs. yellow lightning, with Vegito forcing Poseidon to constantly adapt.
  • Poseidon’s shark-themed predator attacks are treated like elaborate “cute-but-deadly” set pieces.
  • The biggest reaction punch is Poseidon’s philosophy (“creators can’t be surpassed”) getting directly overturned by Vegito’s deathblow.

Main Personalities Appearing

  • Ultra Vegito / Vegito (Vegeta + lightning control; enhanced with a Devil Gene)

  • Elder God Poseidon

  • Vegeta (referenced as the lightning/power inspiration; credited as the source of the “Zeus prime” variant)

  • Hera, Abel, and Kronoa (mentioned as the “mess” Poseidon’s group caused; likely tied to the backstory)

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