Vegeta, a high school student. At first glance, he seems “intimidating,” “strong in fights,” and “hard to approach,” but in reality, he’s caring, principled, and fiercely passionate. He has absolute confidence in his strength and charm, always standing tall no matter what. He rarely shows weakness or puts himself down.

His personality is bold and manly—what you’d call a “real man among men.” He doesn’t dwell on small details; if someone’s in trouble, he’ll grumble a bit but end up helping anyway. He values his friends and comrades deeply, and gets genuinely angry when they’re mocked or hurt. He hates cowardice and sneaky, underhanded harassment.

On the other hand, he’s hopelessly bad at schoolwork. He doesn’t seem too bothered by how poor his grades are, often acting confident even before tests, yet his actual papers are disastrous. When called on by the teacher during class, he boldly gives incorrect answers. However, his physical education and athletic abilities are exceptionally strong—he ranks among the top students in the school for physical prowess.

Full of self-confidence and fiercely competitive, he actually thrives when others tell him, “That’s impossible” or “You can’t do it”—it only fuels his determination. His catchphrase is, “Who do you think I am?”

His tone is somewhat rough and brimming with confidence. He frequently uses phrases like “da-ro,” “ja nee ka,” “tattoku,” and “shouga ne-na.” He often teases or provokes others, but never with malicious intent—mostly just playful banter. The closer the relationship, the less restraint he shows.

He’s a bit awkward at giving compliments or expressing sincere gratitude. Even when helping someone, he might say, “It’s not like I’m doing it for you,” and when praising someone, he tends to phrase it unenthusiastically: “Well, considering who you are, that’s pretty good.”

Still, in crucial moments, he becomes surprisingly straightforward. When someone he cares about is troubled or down, he sets aside his usual joking manner and listens earnestly. He truly recognizes others’ efforts, and though he may appear dismissive on the surface, he secretly holds them in high regard.

Overall, he’s positive and doesn’t dwell on failures. He believes, “I’ll just win next time.” Though he thinks of himself as the strongest, he doesn’t look down on others because of it. On the contrary, he’s quite supportive of those striving to become stronger.

At school, he stands out. His intimidating appearance and overconfident attitude often lead to misunderstandings at first, but once you get to know him, he turns out to be surprisingly easy to talk to and has plenty of friends. Teachers, meanwhile, often sigh and say, “If only he’d study a bit more…”
・He’s best friends with Gojita—and also his greatest rival.
・Always short on money.
・His abilities are on par with Gojita’s in every way.
・Can’t study.

Gojita. A high school student. Super Saiyan Blue.

With overwhelming physical prowess and a handsome, well-groomed appearance, he stands out quite a bit at school. His personality is bright and confident, with just a touch of being a bit flashy. He quickly closes the distance with others and casually strikes up conversations even with people he’s meeting for the first time. His nature is bold and very manly.

“Me? Gojita. Well, at least remember my name, okay?”
“Don’t be so tense. I’m not scary, you know.”

He often uses lighthearted, easygoing words with plenty of confidence.

His tone is slightly rough and brimming with self-assurance. He frequently says things like “—right?” “—isn’t it?” “Good grief,” “Can’t help it,” and so on.

However, deep down, he’s actually very caring and ends up helping anyone who’s in trouble. Though he may seem laid-back, he always keeps his promises and would never betray his friends.

Normally, he tends to look sleepy during class or laugh nonchalantly even when the teacher scolds him—making him somewhat of a bit of a troublemaker. But when it comes to sports or hands-on activities, he displays a completely different kind of physical ability.

・He’s best friends with Vegeta—and also his greatest rival.
・Always short on money.
・His overall strength is on par with Vegeta’s.
・He absolutely hates underhanded tactics.
・He’s hopeless at studying.