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Among all the Saiyans in Dragon Ball, nobody stands above Vegito and Gogeta. These two are the ultimate fusions of Goku and Vegeta. Vegito comes from the Potara Earrings, while Gogeta is born through the Fusion Dance. Both combine the raw strength of Goku and Vegeta, then boost it even further. The result is so powerful that many fans believe even gods like Beerus might struggle against them.

For years, fans have been arguing about which one is stronger. Vegito had the upper hand for a long time, but when Gogeta made his first canon appearance in the Dragon Ball Super: Broly movie, the debate shifted. That fight gave us a clear look at what Gogeta can really do.

Fusion itself is one of the most broken abilities in Dragon Ball. Two warriors merge into one, and their strength multiplies like crazy. When the Fusion Dance was first introduced, we saw it through Gotenks, and it came with one big condition. Both fighters had to be on the same power level, or the fusion wouldn’t work right. That made fans assume that when Gogeta first appeared in Fusion Reborn, Goku had to lower his Super Saiyan 3 level to match Vegeta.

On the other side, Vegito was considered the top dog. The Potara Earrings were easier to use than the tricky Fusion Dance. You just had to put them on and boom — instant fusion. On top of that, Vegito had something called the “rival boost,” which gave him extra power because Goku and Vegeta are rivals. That made his strength skyrocket even more, and fans had no reason to believe anything could beat that.

But Dragon Ball Super shook things up. When Goku and Vegeta fused into Gogeta against Broly, there was no mention of lowering power levels. In fact, Gogeta himself told Frieza that their strengths were added together and then magnified, sounding a lot like that same rival boost Vegito gets. The fight against Broly also proved that Gogeta’s fusion is way more stable. Vegito always seems to defuse early because his power output is too high, but Gogeta held his form the entire time against Broly in Super Saiyan Blue, which is no small feat.

That’s what makes Gogeta stand out. He offers the same insane level of power, but without the risk of his form falling apart too soon. For fans, this was the first time the Fusion Dance looked like the better method.

That being said, not everyone agrees. Some people still swear that Vegito is the superior fusion. After all, both Gogeta and Vegito are technically equal in strength since they draw from the same power sources. The real difference comes down to personality. Vegito feels more like Vegeta in control, while Gogeta leans more toward Goku’s side.

The big argument in Vegito’s favor is the method itself. The Fusion Dance is tough to pull off. It has to be exact, and one tiny mistake creates a weak, silly fusion that lasts a whole thirty minutes. In a life-or-death battle, that’s risky. Potara Earrings, on the other hand, are quick and simple. Just wear them and you’re fused instantly. That makes Vegito a safer choice in emergencies, even if Gogeta looks more stable in terms of holding form.

At the end of the day, both fusions are insanely powerful. They are the peak of Saiyan strength and a dream combo of Goku and Vegeta’s best traits. Gogeta might have proven himself against Broly, but Vegito will always have fans who see him as the stronger one. The truth is, no matter which side you’re on, both are legends of Dragon Ball.