The 10 Dragon Ball Super Quotes That Changed the Franchise Forever

Dragon Ball Super raised the stakes to multiversal levels in 2026, proving the franchise goes far beyond muscular warriors screaming and firing energy beams. While the battles are the main course, the script delivered deep reflections on power, justice, and what it truly means to be strong in front of gods and angels. These dialogues work as a true dive into the hearts of heroes and villains, defining the legacy of the series for Brazilian fans.

During the Tournament of Power, Jiren embodied the idea that brute strength overcomes any emotional bond. He faced Goku and his allies with the contempt of someone who believes depending on others leads to ruin. Yet that solitary vision only served to highlight the contrast with our heroes, who draw power precisely from their connections. This clash of ideals defined the final arc, making it clear that trust is not a weakness, but the fuel for surpassing impossible limits.

The quotes that marked the multiverse

Master Roshi also had his moment of glory by showing that learning never ends, even for an ancient mentor. Fighting for his universe’s survival, he acknowledged that Goku and Krillin were responsible for rekindling his inner flame. Villains like Zamasu, on the other hand, brought a heavy philosophical charge by questioning humanity’s very existence. For the fallen god, mortals are the only flaw in a perfect divine creation, turning the fight for survival into a debate over the right to exist.

Vegeta starred in scenes that are now pillars of pop culture, especially when he set fear aside to protect Bulma. Seeing his wife struck by Beerus, the Saiyan Prince proved his family is his greatest source of power, becoming more heroic than ever. He also reaffirmed his Saiyan pride against Toppo, refusing to abandon his identity for easy power. That brutal honesty shows that being yourself is the only true path to greatness.

Check out the memorable quotes

• Jiren: “Trust is a weakness. Strength is the only thing that matters.”
• Master Roshi: “Goku! Krillin! You were the only ones who showed this old man he still had limits to break! It is because of you that I am still here, still pushing forward!”
• Zamasu: “Mortals are the only flaw in the perfect creation of the gods.”
• Vegeta: “How dare you… That is MY BULMA! You will pay for this!”
• Vegeta: “You say I am arrogant, I say you are right! This is pride… pride in the Saiyan I am!”
• Zamasu: “My form is justice. My form is the world. Revere me. Praise me. This noble and beautiful… immortal and most powerful God… Zamasu!”
• Beerus: “Before creation… there must come destruction!”
• Jiren: “Strength is absolute. Strength forgives everything, even the past. Everything is meaningless without victory! To be defeated is to lose everything! Just like back then… I will not go through that again!”
• Goku: “The truth is, I am no hero, or anything like that. But anyone who tries to hurt my friends… WILL PAY!!”
• Goku: “I will not let you destroy MY WORLD!!!”

The impact of these words still resonates today, reminding audiences why Dragon Ball remains relevant after decades. Whether in Goku’s fury to protect Earth or Beerus’s philosophy of destruction, the series balances frantic action with moments of pure humanity. With the characters constantly evolving, it is clear that the will to protect what you love will always be the most destructive — and constructive — power in the entire universe.