Dragon Ball Memes Run Rampant As Great Ape Vegeta Wreaks Havoc On Fans

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The fights in are meant to be challenging, but fans of the epic fighting game are struggling with Great Ape Vegeta in the most hilarious of ways. While fighting games such as those from the franchise are meant to test the player's patience and wit, it seems some of the battles within the title are causing a bit of an uproar, aiding in the curation of hysterical memes in the process.

Some fans have taken to Reddit to not only vent their frustrations and discuss the overwhelming difficulty level associated with Great Ape Vegeta but to post relatable memes that leave some readers in stitches. This is par for the course, as according to Lance Gose at GameRant, Great Ape Vegeta has always been one of the toughest fighters, yet most players would not expect this level of difficulty so early in the game.

Within seconds of starting the battle with Great Ape Vegeta,players find themselves being flung across the map before they can even find their footing. User MountainDeu put it simply, stating, The constant attacks paired with Great Ape Vegeta's strength make him a fierce opponent. Another player, CjMack293, noted how they had died 12 times before they were finally able to beat him.

There are a plethora of memes surfacing due to the difficulty of this particular fight, such as one byDaRealHank13 which has been dubbed one of the most «relatable posts» on Reddit. The image shows Great Ape Vegeta with his hand on Goku's shoulder, paired with the caption

This is not the only battle that's been deemed difficult in, however, with multiple players pointing out that the battle with Frieza is even harder to master. There is speculation, however, that this is by design and is rooted in «anime realism», or an immersive style meant to reflect the anime, as opposed to having fights players can easily blast through in one sitting. Even with the almost souls-like difficulty, fans can't seem to get enough of the mechanics and features that make the title what it is.

Immersion aside,