Dragon Ball Super: Beerus Fans Split Over the Cut Bingo Dance Scene

Dragon Ball Super: Beerus skipped the movie's famous "Bingo Dance" scene when it adapted the arc for episode 3, and a Japanese reaction-compilation channel built a video around one viewer mourning the cut. The 113-comment thread underneath mostly turned on the complaint instead of agreeing with it.

The top comment (221 likes) just thanks the show for restoring Vegeta's dignity, and a chunk of the replies point out Bingo was a one-off invention for the film, not something the TV continuity ever owed anyone. Others argue the scene mattered more than that -- it's the beat that convinces Goku his rival is finally ready to become a God.

The real punchline is that the complaint looks like a mix-up between two different Dragon Ball dance scenes from two different shows.

Dragon Ball Super: Beerus is remaking the Battle of Gods movie one weekly episode at a time, and episode 3 quietly skipped one of the film's most memorable gags: the scene where Vegeta throws away every scrap of pride and performs a ridiculous "Bingo Dance" to win back Whis's goodwill. A Japanese reaction-compilation channel posted a clip about someone online mourning the missing scene, and the 113-comment thread underneath mostly turned on the complaint instead of agreeing with it.

The single most-liked reply doesn't even bother arguing whether the dance was funny -- it's just relief that it's gone. A chunk of the thread backed that up with context: Bingo wasn't something the original TV continuity ever had, it was written into the film for its own reasons, so a straight anime remake of the arc owes it nothing.

Not everyone was ready to let it go, though. Several commenters argued the dance mattered beyond being a joke -- it's the moment Vegeta's willingness to humiliate himself for his family and his planet is what convinces Goku his rival is finally ready to become a God, and quietly cutting it removes a real character beat, not just a gag.

The thread's real punchline is that this might not even be a matter of taste -- it looks like a mix-up. Bingo only ever existed in the movie; the pre-remake TV anime never had it at all. Commenters started piecing together that the person complaining in the video had likely confused it with Takoyaki, a completely different "drop your pride and dance" scene from a separate continuity -- and a few admitted they'd made the exact same mix-up until someone corrected them in the replies.

What the thread actually wanted from the person in the video, more than a verdict on the dance itself, was just an admission that they'd gotten their Dragon Ball trivia crossed, rather than quietly holding the position anyway.

Nobody in the thread ever got that apology. Instead, the show's own canon villain turned the missing dance into a bit, which is arguably a better ending than a scene nobody could even agree existed in the first place.