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Ultra Ego was introduced in the Dragon Ball Super manga's Granolah the Survivor Saga as Vegeta's ultimate transformation. At its core, Ultra Ego is the antithesis of Ultra Instinct – in the same way that Goku and Vegeta are foils. Where Ultra Instinct requires a clear mind, heart, and perfect understanding of martial arts philosophy, Ultra Ego is all about channeling violent, destructive power into a brand new, almost chaotic force of nature.
Despite already training his body to use Hakai, Vegeta's doesn't trigger Ultra Ego until Beerus formally accepts him as a God of Destruction disciple and gives him a Destroyer ring. Where Ultra Instinct is an Angelic form, Ultra Ego is a Destroyer form, and Dragon Ball Super: Beerus has just introduced the franchise's second Ultra Ego user.
Dragon Ball Super: Beerus Episode 5 didn't change the status quo too much, but it put into perspective what Goku and Beerus are capable of.
In a surprising turn of events, Dragon Ball Super: Beerus Episode 5 featured Beerus using what appears to be Ultra Ego against Super Saiyan God Goku. In promo art for the Dragon Ball Super manga, Toyotarou colors Ultra Ego with the same purple hue that the remake uses for Beerus' aura. Similarly, the full color digital release of the Dragon Ball Super manga in Japan keeps Ultra Ego's main color scheme purple, with Vegeta's hair tinted a darker share of purple and his Ki once again resembling Beerus' aura.
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