Dragon Ball Z/Kai Fanclub

[umbreon241]

I've been chatting with my sister about what the word Vegeta means in Japenese. I think it means hairspray, but my sister thinks it means person who likes blowing people up.

[Utena]

I've been chatting with my sister about what the word Vegeta means in Japenese. I think it means hairspray, but my sister thinks it means person who likes blowing people up.

LOL

I would definitely go with what your sister says.

But if I remember correctly if you put his brother, Tarble, and his name together, they say "vegetables".

[PhantomOG]

It actually doesn't mean anything! Vegeta's name (and all other pure Saiyan names) are jokes on vegetable names. Kakarot=carrot, Vegeta=vegetable (since he's the prince of all Saiyans he must be leader over all vegetables!), Raditz=radish, Nappa=pun on Chinese word for cabbage, Turles(a Saiyan from one of the movies)= a pun on the word for lettuce, Bardock(another Saiyan you'll meet in a movie)= a burdock vegetable, etc.

(I shall now refer to Vegeta as Prince of all Vegetables !)

[umbreon241]

It actually doesn't mean anything! Vegeta's name (and all other pure Saiyan names) are jokes on vegetable names. Kakarot=carrot, Vegeta=vegetable (since he's the prince of all Saiyans he must be leader over all vegetables!), Raditz=radish, Nappa=pun on Chinese word for cabbage, Turles(a Saiyan from one of the movies)= a pun on the word for lettuce, Bardock(another Saiyan you'll meet in a movie)= a burdock vegetable, etc.

(I shall now refer to Vegeta as Prince of all Vegetables !)

Oh geez. I almost fell out of my chair. But then why is the word Vegeta in the Tsubasa Reservoir Chronicles theme song? Maybe they're calling Kurogane (I call him Kuroku) a vegetable head....
But my sister and I were calling Vegeta "Vegetable Head" for a while. But I can't believe Kakarot actually is carrot. But the name Kakarot still is really cool.

[PhantomOG]

Oh geez. I almost fell out of my chair. But then why is the word Vegeta in the Tsubasa Reservoir Chronicles theme song? Maybe they're calling Kurogane (I call him Kuroku) a vegetable head....
But my sister and I were calling Vegeta "Vegetable Head" for a while. But I can't believe Kakarot actually is carrot. But the name Kakarot still is really cool.

I have absolutely no idea why the word vegeta is in there. Maybe they are calling him a vegetable head! But hey have you seen Dragonball Z The Abridged Series? SOOOOOO funny!

[umbreon241]

Oh geez. I almost fell out of my chair. But then why is the word Vegeta in the Tsubasa Reservoir Chronicles theme song? Maybe they're calling Kurogane (I call him Kuroku) a vegetable head....
But my sister and I were calling Vegeta "Vegetable Head" for a while. But I can't believe Kakarot actually is carrot. But the name Kakarot still is really cool.

I have absolutely no idea why the word vegeta is in there. Maybe they are calling him a vegetable head! But hey have you seen Dragonball Z The Abridged Series? SOOOOOO funny!

I need to see that. Lets take a vote to see who thinks Vegeta means "Vegetable Head". Raise your hand if you think it means Vegetable Head.
*raises hand*

[starlightneko]

It actually doesn't mean anything! Vegeta's name (and all other pure Saiyan names) are jokes on vegetable names. Kakarot=carrot, Vegeta=vegetable (since he's the prince of all Saiyans he must be leader over all vegetables!), Raditz=radish, Nappa=pun on Chinese word for cabbage, Turles(a Saiyan from one of the movies)= a pun on the word for lettuce, Bardock(another Saiyan you'll meet in a movie)= a burdock vegetable, etc.

(I shall now refer to Vegeta as Prince of all Vegetables !)

Does this mean Saiyans, the most ruthless warriors there are, are vegetarian?

[PhantomOG]

No I don't think so. I only say this because we see Vegeta and Nappa eating those aliens. Oh and all the Saiyans who live on earth eat anything!

[umbreon241]

It actually doesn't mean anything! Vegeta's name (and all other pure Saiyan names) are jokes on vegetable names. Kakarot=carrot, Vegeta=vegetable (since he's the prince of all Saiyans he must be leader over all vegetables!), Raditz=radish, Nappa=pun on Chinese word for cabbage, Turles(a Saiyan from one of the movies)= a pun on the word for lettuce, Bardock(another Saiyan you'll meet in a movie)= a burdock vegetable, etc.

(I shall now refer to Vegeta as Prince of all Vegetables !)

Does this mean Saiyans, the most ruthless warriors there are, are vegetarian?

LOL. Eat salad, Vegeta!

[Bielsaba]

I know you're discussing them being vegetables, which would mean that if they were vegetarians they'd be cannibals so they obviously eat meat, but I believe the series restarts tonight.