Dragon Ball Super Episode 3 Story
Where's the rest of the dream ?
In Dragon Ball Super Episode 3, titled "Where's the Rest of the Dream?! In Search of the Super Saiyan God!", the story continues to build on Beerus' search for the fabled Super Saiyan God after his premonition of a challenging opponent.
Key Plot Points:
Beerus’ Vision and Interest:
Beerus, the God of Destruction, recalls his dream about a Super Saiyan God and discusses it with his attendant, Whis. They decide to track down Saiyans, starting with Goku.
King Kai and Goku:
On King Kai’s planet, Goku learns about Beerus’ reputation as a fearsome destroyer. King Kai warns Goku not to provoke him as Beerus is unimaginably powerful.
However, Goku’s curiosity is piqued, and he expresses a desire to face Beerus.
Bulma’s Birthday Party:
Meanwhile, preparations for Bulma’s extravagant birthday party on a cruise ship continue back on Earth. Friends and family gather for the celebration.
Beerus’ Arrival:
Beerus and Whis approach King Kai’s planet to meet Goku. King Kai nervously introduces them, urging Goku to remain polite and restrained.
Goku, unable to resist the urge, requests a sparring match with Beerus to test his strength. Despite transforming into Super Saiyan 3, Goku is easily defeated with minimal effort by Beerus, showcasing the god’s overwhelming power.
Clues to the Super Saiyan God:
Beerus grows disappointed, as Goku doesn’t seem to know anything about the Super Saiyan God. He and Whis decide to visit Earth, where more Saiyans reside, to gather information.
Conclusion:
The episode sets the stage for Beerus’ journey to Earth, where the mystery of the Super Saiyan God begins to unfold. It emphasizes Beerus' dominance and builds anticipation for his encounter with the other Z-Fighters and the revelation of the Super Saiyan God legend.
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