Vegeta does not take kindly to anyone threatening his family, and Toei Animation just put that rage front and center. The studio posted a new clip from episode 3 of Dragon Ball Super: Beerus, highlighting the prince of all Saiyans losing it with a simple, devastating line: "My Bulma..." The episode is now simulcast streaming. Check out the post down below:
Episode 3 is titled "The God of Destruction Heads to Earth," and it continues the early stretch of the Beerus saga as the destroyer god's presence becomes impossible to ignore. Toei's clip zeroes in on Vegeta's reaction rather than spoiling the whole fight, which is the right call for a moment longtime fans already know hits hard.
Why This Scene Still Matters
Vegeta's protectiveness toward Bulma has always been one of the clearest windows into who he is under the pride and the scowl. The Beerus saga uses that soft spot as a spark. When the God of Destruction's visit turns personal, Vegeta's response is not calculated rivalry with Goku. It is raw, immediate, and personal.
For viewers coming to Dragon Ball Super: Beerus through the new simulcast presentation, this episode is an early proof of how the series balances comedy, cosmic stakes, and character work. Beerus can wipe out planets. Vegeta can still make a threat against Bulma feel like the bigger insult.
Simulcast Status
Toei's post confirms episode 3 is available now via simulcast streaming. The Japanese broadcast for this stretch has been rolling out ahead of or alongside the international streams, so fans outside Japan should check their usual licensed platforms for the latest episode as it lands.
A weekly Beerus-focused presentation gives newer fans a clean on-ramp into Super without jumping into later tournament arcs first. It also gives veterans a polished way to revisit the saga that introduced gods of destruction, Super Saiyan God, and a very different kind of threat to Earth.
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What Comes Next
Once Beerus is fully in the picture, the saga only escalates. Episode 3's rage beat is an early peak, not the finish line. Fans who have never seen Vegeta go all-out for Bulma on a big screen or a clean stream are about to understand why that moment became an instant classic the first time around.
If you are watching week to week, this is a strong episode to catch live with the community. If you are binging, it is the chapter where the family stakes snap into focus.
Beerus Changes The Scale Of Dragon Ball
Before Beerus, Earth's biggest problems still felt local even when the villains were alien warlords. A God of Destruction walking onto the planet raises the ceiling immediately. Episode 3 is where that scale starts pressing on the Z Fighters in a personal way, and Vegeta's outburst is the emotional proof that the threat is no longer abstract.
Toei leaning on the "My Bulma..." line for the social clip is smart marketing because it needs no explanation for longtime fans and works as a curiosity hook for newer ones. You either remember exactly how that scene plays, or you want to find out why a Saiyan prince sounds that broken over two words.
Catch the simulcast on your usual licensed service while the weekly conversation is still active. These early Beerus episodes reward watching with the crowd.
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