Even when Vegeta revealed Frieza’s own destruction of the Saiyans and their planet, while initially shocked, Granolah refused to let go of his grudge against the Saiyans. Despite Vegeta informing him that neither he or Goku were involved in the destruction of his race, Granolah remained adamant that he will have his revenge against all Saiyans, showing a callous disregard for even innocent Saiyans.
In addition, he was unwilling to reason with Goku or Vegeta during their battle due to his obsessiveness, refusing to believe they were innocent and not believing their truthfully confused reactions to his accusations.
This desire for revenge is strong enough to overrule his sense of reason, as he becomes impatient with Elec about Frieza's whereabouts and only calms down after being overpowered and detained by Gas, and again when he is willing to pilfer the Two-Star Cereal Dragon Ball to have his wish for power granted instead of training. Granolah's determination was halted by both Monaito's words and the news of Planet Vegeta's destruction and Frieza's death, nearly leading to Granolah giving up his quest for vengeance, until news of Frieza's resurrection reached him, renewing his determination to train hard and take Frieza down. Part of the reason Granolah and Monaito reside in a mountaintop home is because it gives him a clear view of his hometown's remains, and serves as a constant reminder to himself of what the Saiyans and the Frieza Force did to his planet. Granolah holds a deep love for his people, and is constantly haunted in his dreams by the memory of the Frieza Force arriving and the Saiyans transforming into Great Apes while destroying his city, leading to an obsession with avenging his fall brethren and a seething hatred for Frieza and the invading Saiyans who eradicated his fellow Cerealians. Granolah is a stern, serious individual, coming off as uninviting and cold but also withholding a great ambition.
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