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During their time aboard the spaceship with Broly, Cheelai and Lemo learned about his tragic past. The green, fur-like pelt wrapped around his waist was actually the severed ear of his only friend, a massive beast from the desolate world of Vampa. Broly had cherished that bond, but his father, Paragus, tore the ear off to force him to stop playing and stay focused on training.
Cheelai and Lemo also discovered that the metallic collar around Broly's neck was a shock restraint used by his father to control him. Whenever Paragus pressed a button on his remote control, a painful surge of electricity would course through Broly to force him into compliance. Watching these interactions through the screen, Krillin, Bulma, and the others experienced a strong sense of déjà vu.
Krillin remarked that Broly seemed incredibly simple-minded, wondering if he was just like Goku. Bulma agreed, saying the resemblance in their pure innocence was undeniable. Yamcha noted that while Goku shared that same simple nature, he never suffered from dangerous, uncontrollable outbursts. Tien Shinhan pondered whether this meant Broly's true nature was inherently peaceful.
Piccolo deduced that because Broly was exiled immediately after birth and raised in total isolation by his father, he was never corrupted by the ruthless culture of the Saiyan race, leaving his heart untainted. This realization gave the Earthlings a genuinely positive impression of Broly, sensing that despite his monstrous power, he was not a wicked person at heart.
Uzumaki Naruto questioned the purpose of the collar, arguing that with Broly's current Ki level, a minor electric shock shouldn't even feel like a massage.
Uchiha Sasuke explained that because Broly had been subjected to the device since early childhood, he had been conditioned to believe that the shock meant absolute punishment, forcing him to suppress his power out of habit. Kakashi summarized that it was less about physical pain and more about deeply ingrained psychological trauma.
Kurosaki Ichigo condemned Paragus, stating that treating his own son like a rabid animal was deeply cruel. Paragus defended himself fiercely, claiming the onlookers knew nothing of the danger, as Broly frequently lost all reason in his berserk states, and without the collar, Paragus would have been killed years ago.
While some viewers felt a sense of understanding toward the father's survival instincts, many others still viewed Paragus as a manipulative tyrant who saw his son merely as a biological weapon. Meanwhile, the video shifted to Earth, where Bulma had escorted Goku, Vegeta, and Whis to the frozen expanses of the Ice Continent.
Frieza Force scouts had stolen Bulma's collection of Dragon Balls, and the final orb was located in this arctic wasteland. Bulma wanted to secure the Dragon Balls first, not just to stop Frieza, but to grant her own secret wish to look five years younger, proving that the fear of aging spares no one.
Upon arriving at the Ice Continent, Goku and Vegeta confronted Frieza's subordinates just as Frieza himself touched down alongside Paragus and Broly. Having recently fought side-by-side to save their reality in the Tournament of Power, the tension between Frieza and the two Saiyan elites was surprisingly relaxed.
Frieza smoothly introduced the newcomers and briefly recounted their exile. However, the moment Paragus laid eyes on Vegeta—whose facial features perfectly mirrored King Vegeta—an intense, long-dormant rage erupted within him. On his father's command, Broly let out a ferocious roar and lunged directly at the Saiyan Prince.
Initially, Vegeta did not take the wild challenger seriously. In their opening exchange, Broly was clearly outmatched by Vegeta's seasoned martial arts prowess. However, as the clash intensified, Goku and Vegeta noticed a terrifying anomaly: Broly's Ki was inflating at an exponential rate.
While Vegeta's base form was originally enough to suppress the wild Saiyan, Broly's rapid adaptation quickly forced Vegeta to shatter his limits and ascend into a Super Saiyan.
The golden aura brought a temporary advantage, but within a few exchanges, Broly's power spiked once more, rendering the standard Super Saiyan form entirely obsolete.
With no other choice, Vegeta bypassed Super Saiyan Blue and tapped into the divine energy of a Super Saiyan God. Enveloped in crimson flames, the Saiyan Prince completely dominated the battlefield, pinning Broly down with absolute authority. Deciding to end the threat permanently, Vegeta prepared a lethal finishing blow.
But right as the attack was unleashed, Broly's latent power exploded. An terrifying shockwave of Ki tore across the frozen continent, wrapping Broly in an aura of volatile green energy. This massive surge allowed Broly to completely overpower the divine might of Vegeta's Super Saiyan God form.
Frieza watched the spectacle with intense fascination, prompting Paragus to explain that Broly had managed to manifest the raw, destructive power of the Great Ape transformation while remaining in his humanoid state.
The narrator explained that this unique state shared a conceptual foundation with Super Saiyan 4, which involves harnessing the tenfold strength multiplier of the Great Ape form while retaining human agility and speed.
What truly defied belief, however, was not just the multiplier, but Broly's staggering base power, which allowed a tenfold increase to utterly crush a god-level combatant.
The narrator also drew a parallel to the Tournament of Power, noting that this green-tinted form mirrored the transformation of Universe 6's Kale, confirming that Broly was the true Legendary Super Saiyan of Universe 7, albeit possessed of a far more devastating combat potential.