What's Vegeta's main attack?

[bubibartra]

Big Bang Attack

It has not been used much in the series but is the most iconic, vegeta usually appears in cards and other medias with the characteristic gesture of the big bang

This is his most characteristic gesture, you view, you think: vegeta

[Gaffer Tape]

Vegeta's main attack is purposely betraying the heroes so that the villains can nearly destroy the world.

Hey, he does that more often than any of the attacks anyone else has listed.

[Vegitofaxx]

Vegeta's main attack is purposely betraying the heroes so that the villains can nearly destroy the world.

Hey, he does that more often than any of the attacks anyone else has listed.

Y'know what? That get's my vote as well

[DBZAOTA482]

Vegeta's main attack is purposely betraying the heroes so that the villains can nearly destroy the world.

Hey, he does that more often than any of the attacks anyone else has listed.

He only did it once the entire series (and there he was going some mid-crisis shit).

[Gaffer Tape]

He did it twice.

(And as for mid-life crises, most people tend to buy a flashy sports car, not murder hundreds of people and become indirectly responsible for wiping out all life on the planet, so please don't use that as a rationalization.)

[DBZAOTA482]

Vegeta wasn't on their side during the Cell Saga (or at least most of it) technically. He was on his own side.

[Gaffer Tape]

Now you're just playing semantics. Besides the fact I never made the claim whose "side" he was on in the first place, it really doesn't matter whether you believe he was or not, because it doesn't change the fact that he betrayed the heroes and sided with the villain.

At any rate, I have no interest in continuing this debate since it has nothing to do with the topic. I presented my choice for main attack. It happened twice, which is twice as often as Big Bang Attack, et al. So I leave it for your consideration. Feel free to get a laugh out of it, agree with it, or disagree with it. But I don't really have anything else to say about it.

[bubibartra]

vegeta best attack is to get many minutes on screen and get the hatred of the fans of minor characters

[Kid Buu]

The Galick Gun was equivalent with Goku's Kamehameha, so that's the one people normally associate with Vegeta. It was used in Battle of Gods too.

He used it in Battle of Gods?

[TheDevilsCorpse]

There's no name attached to the blast, but the purple beam he uses on Beerus at point blank range is at least pretty similar to the technique.

[LuckyCat]

he betrayed the heroes and sided with the villain.

Goku would have done the same thing with Cell (He sorta did with the senzu bean). He's also half responsible if not more so for Buu since he could've ended the fight with Vegeta much more quickly than he decided to.

[Kid Buu]

he betrayed the heroes and sided with the villain.

Goku would have done the same thing with Cell (He sorta did with the senzu bean). He's also half responsible if not more so for Buu since he could've ended the fight with Vegeta much more quickly than he decided to.

Well to be fair that doesn't justify Vegeta's actions; it just means Goku is just as bad as he is.

[LuckyCat]

Well to be fair that doesn't justify Vegeta's actions; it just means Goku is just as bad as he is.

Agreed, and it's just how pure Saiyans are; I don't even think they can control it.

[Lord Beerus]

The Galick Gun was equivalent with Goku's Kamehameha, so that's the one people normally associate with Vegeta. It was used in Battle of Gods too.

He used it in Battle of Gods?

Yes, he did:

[Vegitofaxx]

The Galick Gun was equivalent with Goku's Kamehameha, so that's the one people normally associate with Vegeta. It was used in Battle of Gods too.

He used it in Battle of Gods?

Yes, he did:

Why does the galick gun always look so painful for your wrists?

[ekrolo2]

The Galick Gun was equivalent with Goku's Kamehameha, so that's the one people normally associate with Vegeta. It was used in Battle of Gods too.

He used it in Battle of Gods?

Yes, he did:

Man, Vegeta's left arm looks totally screwed up in that photo.

[UpFromTheSkies]

Why does the galick gun always look so painful for your wrists?

Maybe Saiya-jins are double jointed.

[Vegitofaxx]

Why does the galick gun always look so painful for your wrists?

Maybe Saiya-jins are double jointed.

*New headcanon established*

[Doctor.]

Man, Vegeta's left arm looks totally screwed up in that photo.

It's on purpose, it's the Galick Gun pose.

Spoiler:

[One_Instance]

Wow, I never even noticed he did that with his hands until now.