Hello everyone!! Dragonball super episode was more on emotional factor of our heroes, Vegeta and Goku, The two heroes lay broken before the might of Jiren, but not defeated. Episode 128 is about their unending resolve and how each draws from their values differently to fuel their power. Not all the story moments hit their mark, but those that did had such a great impact that their ramifications will be felt for many episodes to come.

The Prince of all Saiyans has fallen, and while there was a lot of good that came from his scenes, Vegeta did his best to fight with his normal form, but failed, Still there is hope as Goku is in tournament fighting with jiren. The Tournament of Power has offered great opportunities to invigorate interest,
On the plus side, Vegeta’s emotional growth in this episode was fantastic. Standing up, only to get pummeled over and over was inspiring at first and heartbreaking by the end. Super did an excellent job with his inner monologue during the fight, allowing us to watch him shift from prideful Saiyan warrior to sorrow-filled father and friend as he realized he couldn’t keep his promise to protect everyone. It marks a huge moment for his character, and the animation, music, and dialogue all come together in just the right way to make every punch feel worse than the last until he was finally knocked out.
With Vegeta’s exit, Universe 7’s fate comes down to Goku, and to no surprise, he quickly gets beaten. As the final blow is about to land, though, Ultra Instinct activates, both saving him and putting him back on equal ground with Jiren. While Ultra Instinct looks as visually impressive as ever, it’s the reasoning behind him getting it that makes this one of the best recent moments for Goku.His friends and family have put their trust in him and he has to win. It seems like such a simple thing, but Super has finally given Goku what he needed: a reason to actually fight. Up until now, his motivation has been selfish;
Episode 128 wasn’t as visually thrilling as the past few episode, but its focus on Goku and Vegeta’s resolve to protect the ones they love made it one of the most interesting episodes in the Tournament of Power arc. Vegeta scenes were truly heartbreaking as his inner reflection sparked a great amount of growth for him. Then after finally finding a meaningful reason to fight, Vegeta is made more enjoyable to watch because of it

The Prince of all Saiyans has fallen, and while there was a lot of good that came from his scenes, Vegeta did his best to fight with his normal form, but failed, Still there is hope as Goku is in tournament fighting with jiren. The Tournament of Power has offered great opportunities to invigorate interest,
On the plus side, Vegeta’s emotional growth in this episode was fantastic. Standing up, only to get pummeled over and over was inspiring at first and heartbreaking by the end. Super did an excellent job with his inner monologue during the fight, allowing us to watch him shift from prideful Saiyan warrior to sorrow-filled father and friend as he realized he couldn’t keep his promise to protect everyone. It marks a huge moment for his character, and the animation, music, and dialogue all come together in just the right way to make every punch feel worse than the last until he was finally knocked out.
With Vegeta’s exit, Universe 7’s fate comes down to Goku, and to no surprise, he quickly gets beaten. As the final blow is about to land, though, Ultra Instinct activates, both saving him and putting him back on equal ground with Jiren. While Ultra Instinct looks as visually impressive as ever, it’s the reasoning behind him getting it that makes this one of the best recent moments for Goku.His friends and family have put their trust in him and he has to win. It seems like such a simple thing, but Super has finally given Goku what he needed: a reason to actually fight. Up until now, his motivation has been selfish;
Episode 128 wasn’t as visually thrilling as the past few episode, but its focus on Goku and Vegeta’s resolve to protect the ones they love made it one of the most interesting episodes in the Tournament of Power arc. Vegeta scenes were truly heartbreaking as his inner reflection sparked a great amount of growth for him. Then after finally finding a meaningful reason to fight, Vegeta is made more enjoyable to watch because of it
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