Because of those who enjoy smearing the walls of their city by writing useless love phrases or politically incorrect, street art has been cataloged as rubbish made by uncivilized. This style, however, can be considered as contemporary art and this masterpiece dedicated to Dragon Ball Z it is a demonstration of this.
Made by Instagram artist Velazquez_Art, this wall art brings Dragon Ball Z fans to relive one of the Vegeta’s most touching scenes, as well as one of the best in the entire franchise. During the 25th Tenkaichi Tournament, Vegeta allowed himself to be influenced by the evil energy of the wizard Babidi to obtain an instant power-up and finally be able to beat his eternal rival Goku. The challenge between the two, however, was interrupted by the appearance of the fearsome Majin Buu.
This saga allowed fans to find out true nature of Vegeta, known until then to be a proud, ruthless and remorseless warrior. To protect his son Trunks and his wife Bulma from the merciless threats dictated by Majin Buu, the Prince decided to sacrifice his own life. “Trunks, Bulma … I do this for you. And yes, even for you, Kakarot“were his last words.
One of the highlights of the franchise created by Akira Toriyama, who definitively consecrated the prince as one of the most loved characters in the community. Made with spray cans on a wall in the city of Forth Worth, USA, this example of street art is a real masterpiece. And is there any such work in your city?
With this figure, however, we also relive the battle between Goku Super Saiyan 3 and Janemba from Dragon Ball Z. Let’s find out why Goku could not save the Earth in the future of Dragon Ball Z.