Vegeta

Vegeta, prince of the Saiyan race, was born on Planet Vegeta as the son of King Vegeta and heir to the warrior people known for their conquest and battle prowess. From childhood, he was trained to be ruthless, proud, and driven by strength, believing it was his destiny to surpass all others. When Frieza destroyed Planet Vegeta, Vegeta was spared due to his exceptional potential and was taken under Frieza’s command, though he despised the tyrant deeply. He served as one of Frieza’s top soldiers, conquering planets alongside Nappa and Raditz while secretly vowing revenge and planning to one day overthrow his master.

As an adult, Vegeta arrived on Earth with Nappa to recover the Dragon Balls, having learned of their wish-granting power from Raditz’s scouter. His plan was to use them to gain immortality and overthrow Frieza. However, Earth’s defenders proved far more formidable than expected. Nappa was killed, and Vegeta himself was defeated by Goku and the remaining fighters, narrowly escaping death. Despite his humiliation, he became intrigued by Goku’s strength — a low-class warrior who had managed to surpass him — and this obsession with surpassing Goku would define much of his future.

Vegeta traveled to Planet Namek in pursuit of the original Dragon Balls, seeking both immortality and revenge against Frieza. On Namek, he fought Frieza’s forces, betrayed and killed many of them, and even formed uneasy alliances with Gohan, Krillin, and later Goku when faced with stronger foes like the Ginyu Force and Frieza himself. Vegeta believed he had achieved a legendary transformation when he felt his power increase after repeated near-death recoveries, but he was still outclassed. Ultimately, he was killed by Frieza but not before confessing the horrors Frieza had inflicted on the Saiyans and begging Goku to avenge their race. Goku honored this final plea and defeated Frieza, though Vegeta’s death was temporary — he was revived by the Dragon Balls shortly thereafter.

After Frieza’s defeat, Vegeta remained on Earth. At first, he stayed solely to train and surpass Goku, pushing his body and mind to their limits. He grew increasingly frustrated as Goku ascended to Super Saiyan first, but his relentless drive eventually allowed him to achieve the transformation as well during his intense training in deep space. He returned to Earth more powerful than ever and became a reluctant ally against new threats. When the artificial humans created by Dr. Gero appeared, Vegeta demonstrated his newfound Super Saiyan power by effortlessly defeating Android 19. However, Androids 17 and 18 easily overpowered him, humiliating him once again and fueling his resentment and determination to become stronger.

This burning obsession only intensified with the emergence of Cell. Vegeta relentlessly trained in the Hyperbolic Time Chamber, vastly increasing his strength and achieving the form known as Super Vegeta. Yet, his pride and arrogance blinded him; he allowed Cell to absorb Android 18 in order to fight a stronger opponent, only to be soundly defeated once Cell reached his perfect form. Despite his efforts in the ensuing battles, including a desperate attempt to help Gohan defeat Cell, Vegeta was forced to confront the reality that Goku and even Gohan had surpassed him.

After Cell’s defeat, Vegeta withdrew from fighting, believing he had lost his purpose. However, the peace that followed reignited his warrior’s heart, and he resumed training in isolation, still fixated on surpassing Goku. Years later, during the World Martial Arts Tournament, he was confronted with the realization that Goku — who had died in the Cell Games — was returning to Earth for one day. The thought of finally settling their rivalry consumed him, but Goku’s continued composure and lack of obsession only deepened Vegeta’s frustration.

When the wizard Babidi arrived on Earth seeking warriors to empower, Vegeta saw an opportunity to break his limits. Allowing Babidi to invade his mind, he became Majin Vegeta — not out of evil, but to gain the power necessary to finally defeat Goku. Though Babidi attempted to control him, Vegeta retained his will, embracing the darkness purely to satisfy his pride and desire for a fair fight. The transformation magnified his power and aggression, and he deliberately slaughtered innocent people at the tournament arena to force Goku to fight him seriously.

Their battle was intense and deeply personal, Vegeta driven by years of resentment and envy, desperate to prove himself superior. Yet even as they fought, the emergence of Majin Buu forced Vegeta to confront his priorities. Though his pride raged against it, he began to realize how much he had changed since his arrival on Earth — he had found a home, a family, and people he cared about.

Appearance: Vegeta is a well-built man of below-average stature, standing at 164 centimeters tall. His hair is blonde and spikes upwards with a prominent widow's peak due to being Super Saiyan 2. Like most Saiyans, he possesses defined eyes with a consistently stern look to them. Like other Universe 7 Saiyans, he was born with a prehensile, brown-furred tail. While having the Demon mark on his forehead, dark black lines around the eyes, and increased muscle mass puff up to the level that veins appear all over Vegeta's body and face. Vegeta sported a sleeveless dark blue tank top tucked into matching sweatpants along with white gloves and boots. He has a "M" on his forehead due to being a Majin.

Personality: Majin Vegeta is the embodiment of Vegeta’s deepest pride, rage, and ambition unleashed. By allowing Babidi’s magic to draw out the darkness in his heart, he returns to the ruthless, battle-hungry warrior he once was, casting aside restraint and morality to pursue the one thing that has consumed him for years — surpassing Goku. He is more violent, arrogant, and cold than he had been in years, openly embracing destruction and even killing innocent people to force the battle he craves. Every word he speaks drips with disdain and fury, both for others and for himself, as he struggles with the shame of how far he has fallen behind the rival he once looked down upon.

Yet beneath this hardened exterior, Majin Vegeta is deeply conflicted. His choice to submit to Babidi is not for evil’s sake but to regain the edge he believes he’s lost, revealing how desperate and wounded his pride has become. He is torn between the ruthless Saiyan prince who lives for combat and the man who has grown to care for his family and Earth. This inner turmoil fuels his intensity, making him unpredictable — a warrior driven by pure will, yet haunted by the realization that strength alone may no longer define him.

He also refers to his rival as Kakarot (not Goku).

Abilities: Flight - The ability to fly with the use of ki.

Galick Gun - To utilize it, Vegeta curls his fingers and places both his hands together at chest level facing the same direction (so that the palm of one hand is on the back of the other). Then, once enough ki is gathered, he shouts "Galick Gun!" and thrusts both hands forward to fire a powerful blast of energy. The result is a powerful, huge, fuchsia-colored ki beam that emanates from his hands and body.

Big Bang Attack - In order to perform it, Vegeta extends his arm, opens his palm and turns his hand up right. He then condenses his ki in his palm and launches a ki blast that proceeds to detonate in a massive explosion.

Final Flash - The Final Flash is formed by throwing both arms open, hands held vertically and fingers wide while gathering ki. Then the user straightens their arms to the front, forming a sphere of energy in the space between the palms of each hand that emits sporadic bolts of electric yellow ki that shoot out in all directions. Finally, the user discharges a massive golden beam of energy with electric ki streaming around it towards his opponent.

Final Impact - Majin Vegeta raises his index finger, middle finger, and thumb forward and fires a powerful bolt of energy at the opponent, piercing through them and inflicting a large amount of damage.

Double Galick Cannon - First, Vegeta charges at the opponent, but stops right in front of them and places both of his hands on the opponent's chest. Then, he charges yellow energy in his hands. Finally, Vegeta fires the yellow energy in the form of a massive energy wave against the opponent, inflicting a huge amount of damage.

Final Explosion - To begin the attack, Vegeta gathers his life force and converts it into energy, creating flame-like ribbons of energy that spiral around his body. Both his and his opponent's bodies begin emitting small flecks of golden light, resembling dust blowing off of their skin. This attack kills Vegeta as he self detonates.

Zoon-seijins are an extraterrestrial race. The race would be stronger than humans on average, since the gravity of their planet is ten times stronger than Earth's gravity, the same level as Planet Vegeta and Planet Brench.

Babidi has many foot soldiers called Babidi's Minions under his control, all of the Zoon-seijin race. They are extremely weak.

Evil Beam - A two-handed Energy Wave used by most of Babidi's Minions.

Babidi's spaceship is a long, cylindrical ship with a door on top and a large base. The ship is used as a headquarters for Babidi and his minions. Babidi created this ship and other devices through magic.