Decades prior in Age 732, King Vegeta discovered a commoner infant named Broly whose power level far surpassed that of his own son, Vegeta. Fearing a potential threat to his lineage and their people, King Vegeta exiled the child to the barren planetoid Vampa, prompting Paragus to follow and become stranded while raising his son for vengeance. Five years later, a low-class warrior named Bardock grew suspicious of Frieza's true intentions regarding the Saiyans and sent his infant son Kakarot to Earth before Frieza enacted a planetary genocide.
Decades later in Age 780, following the Tournament of Power, Goku and Vegeta train on a peaceful Earth until low-class Frieza Force soldiers steal most of Bulma's magical Dragon Balls. Bulma, Goku, Vegeta, and Whis travel to the arctic to secure the final ball, intersecting with Frieza's newly enlisted recruits, Broly and Paragus, whom Cheelai and Lemo had recently rescued from Vampa.
What happens at the end of Dragon Ball Super: Broly?
Key takeaways
Gogeta dominates the battlefield against Broly until Cheelai and Lemo use the magical Dragon Balls to transport him away.
Goku travels to planet Vampa to deliver supplies and express his desire to train and help Broly control his incredible power.
The narrative leaves the future dynamic between Goku and Broly open-ended as a potential ally and sparring partner.
The narrative culminates in an escalating sequence of brutal battles across various combat forms. Broly demonstrates an astonishing ability to adapt and grow stronger, effortlessly overwhelming Vegeta across his Base, Super Saiyan, and Super Saiyan God forms. Goku steps in, utilizing multiple forms up to Super Saiyan Blue to gain the upper hand.
Fearing that Broly's Wrathful form is slipping out of control without his remote, which Cheelai previously stole and destroyed, Paragus worries for his son. To force a catastrophic breakthrough, Frieza cold-bloodedly murders Paragus, sparking Broly's latent Super Saiyan transformation. This mindless, towering warrior completely overpowers both Goku and Vegeta in their Super Saiyan Blue states.
Escaping via Instant Transmission to Piccolo, Goku and Vegeta endure two failed attempts at the Fusion Dance—resulting in the awkward forms of Veku—before successfully materializing Gogeta, a powerful fighter adorned with a golden vest trim, an aqua sash, and jet-black hair. Gogeta arrives on the battlefield and quickly dominates a Golden Frieza and a rampaging Broly, who pushes past his limits into a Super Saiyan Full Power form. Their violent clash in Super Saiyan Blue shatters dimensional barriers, pulling them through multiple dimensions before they burst back into Earth's arctic expanse.
Gogeta unleashes the devastating Meteor Explosion and prepares to finish Broly with the Ultimate Kamehameha. Before the lethal blow can connect, Cheelai and Lemo summon the eternal dragon Shenron using the gathered Dragon Balls, wishing Broly safely back to Vampa. Gogeta prevents Frieza from destroying the fleeing soldiers' ship, and Frieza ultimately decides to spare them, believing Broly can become a stable asset to his military force. Sometime later, Goku arrives on Vampa with survival supplies for Cheelai, Lemo, and Broly, expressing his intent to spar and help Broly master his immense power while asking to be called by his birth name, Kakarot.
What does the ending of Dragon Ball Super: Broly mean?
One reading of the conclusion is that it explores how the sins of the older generation, specifically the ruthless ambitions of King Vegeta and Frieza, weaponize the innocent against their will. Another interpretation is that the story highlights the importance of chosen family and loyalty, as demonstrated by the steadfast actions of Cheelai and Lemo in saving Broly from destruction. Furthermore, one could view the resolution as a rejection of cyclical violence, transitioning instead toward mutual growth, understanding, and self-improvement through Goku's compassionate gesture of visiting Vampa to offer guidance and friendship.
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Dragon Ball Super: Broly ending FAQ
Who proves stronger between Gogeta and Broly during their confrontation?
Gogeta proves significantly stronger, effortlessly dominating the fight once he enters his Super Saiyan form and maintaining the advantage over Broly's Super Saiyan Full Power state.
Why does Frieza murder Paragus?
Frieza kills Paragus in cold blood to trigger an intense emotional shock that forces Broly to awaken his latent Super Saiyan powers.
Does Broly die at the conclusion of the film?
No, Broly survives because Cheelai and Lemo summon the eternal dragon Shenron with the Dragon Balls and wish him safely away to planet Vampa just before Gogeta's final attack can land.
Why did King Vegeta originally exile Broly?
King Vegeta exiled Broly to the distant planetoid Vampa because an assessment revealed the infant's power level greatly exceeded that of his own son, Vegeta, making him a perceived threat to the Saiyan elite.
What does Goku tell Broly before leaving Vampa?
Goku provides supplies, expresses his desire to spar with him and help him control his power, and tells Broly to call him by his Saiyan birth name, Kakarot.
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