The best plant forms in Dragon Ball: Sparking Zero

Vegeta has long been a fan favorite in the Dragon Ball universe, and Dragon Ball: Sparking Zero does not disappoint when it comes to showcasing the various forms of the prince of all Saiyans. From his early days to his godlike transformations in Super, your favorite form of Vegeta is likely to be found here.

He may not have as many versions as his friend/rival Goku, but there are still plenty of versions of the proud Saiyan in the game. If you want to know which one is worth picking up, or simply which editions are the most iconic, look no further.

7 Vegetable magine

Limited by his ultimate attack

Majin Vegeta is one of the most iconic versions of Vegeta, remembered for his intense battle with Majin Buu. However, in “Sparking Zero” his final move comes with a fatal flaw – he dies after performing it, something that remains consistent with the events of the show, but may be just as pointless.

While Majin Vegeta has strong offensive abilities and impressive attack animations, this self-destructive ultimate limits his long-term ability in matches. Despite being a fan favorite, the fact that you'll lose a battle if you rely on his last move holds him back in competitive play.

6 Vegeta (Z-End, Super Saiyan 2)

A medium plant

Super Saiyan 2 Vegeta from Buu Saga gives a good yet unspectacular performance in Sparking Zero. He's one of those characters that doesn't have any obvious weaknesses, but lacks standouts compared to other plant forms and tends to rely too much on repeated beam attacks.

The Super Saiyan 2 transformation gives him decent speed and attack power, but his combos and abilities seem middle of the road. If you're looking for something simple and reliable, this Vegeta does it, but without any surprises.

5 Plant (Z-Scouter)

You can grow to new heights

Vegeta from the Saiyan Saga is a classic throwback that offers a combination of solid melee combos and energy blasts. What makes this version of Vegeta unique is his ability to transform into a giant ape mid-battle, giving him a significant boost in strength and a whole new set of moves.

However, the base version is fast and deadly, allowing you to wear down your opponent before trying to grow into monkey form. If you're fighting without allowing transformations, this herbivore can still reach far and perform his signature blast wave move that allows him to tear apart combos when pressed.

4 Big monkey plant / Big monkey baby

A great threat, immune to many rush attacks

When Vegeta transforms into a great ape, he becomes a monstrous force of destruction, with his size and strength making him nearly immune to most rush attacks, giving him a distinct advantage over smaller characters. His heavy attacks can take away large chunks of an opponent's health, making him a serious threat.

However, his massive size also makes him a bigger target and his slower movement can be exploited by skilled players. If you want a more updated version of the giant ape style, try Dragon Ball GT, which has similar moves with significant power.

3 Vegeta (GT, Super Saiyan 4)

Strengthening the initial strength

Super Saiyan 4 Vegeta from Dragon Ball GT brings the primal power of the Saiyan race to Sparking Zero with some of the best animations in the game. This version of Vegeta combines stylish combos with powerful attacks, making him both effective and visually impressive.

While Super Saiyan 4 isn't in the main storyline, this version of Vegeta is one of the most entertaining in the game. The combination of speed, strength and flashy moves make Super Saiyan 4 Vegeta a fan favorite for anyone looking to dominate their opponents.

2 Super vegetarian

Balanced attack and defense

Super Vegeta from Cell Saga is one of the most balanced forms of Vegeta in the game. Given his name, you might think he's as slow as Super Trunks, but it seems like Vegeta has either mastered his bulky form or transformed into something else entirely.

Super Vegeta excels at balancing strength and speed, providing players with a reliable option for offense and defense. He may not have the flashiest moves, but his effectiveness in combat more than makes up for it.

1 Vegeta (Super, Super Saiyan God)

Peak power, with blue as a bonus

First up is Vegeta from Dragon Ball Super in his Super Saiyan God form. Not only is this form visually stunning, it's the best version of Vegeta in Dragon Ball Sparking Zero with a healthy mix of rush attacks, beams, and his signature blast wave.

The plant can also transform into his Super Saiyan “Blue” form (also known as the Super Saiyan Super Saiyan God), a state that gives him more power but lacks the compact moveset of his “Red” state. However, when you need to finish a fight alone with pure combos, you can start like this god mode and power up near the end of the fight.