How to play Vegeta (Super) in Dragon Ball: Sparking Zero

Vegeta from Dragon Ball Super brings his pride and great power Dragon Ball Game: Sparking Zeropresents a skilled and destructive fighter player. Starting with his base form and progressing through Super Saiyan, Super Saiyan God, and the Super Saiyan Super Saiyan God (also known as Blue), Vegeta's transformations provide abilities and more powerful techniques.

Dragon Ball Sparking Zero image showing three versions of Vegeta.

Dragon Ball: Sparking Zero – Vegeta Strategy Guide

Here's how to play as Vegeta in Dragon Ball: Sparking Zero!

Each design improves the balance of precision and raw power, making it a formidable force in both racing and combat. In this guide, we'll break down Vegeta's moves and transformations to help you master his skills and crush your opponents with the power of the Prince.

Vegeta (Super)

Dragon Ball Sparking Zero image showing Vegeta from Super.

Move Name	feed of	I WISH	Effect
Explosive waves	R2/RT + Up on the D-Pad	2 Skill inventory	Sends an explosive wave that knocks enemies back.
Everyone was hot	R2/RT + Left on D-Pad	4 Skill inventory	Enter Sparking Mode.
Gallic Gun	R2/RT + Square/X	3 Ki Bar	Fires a Super Beam that does near-destructive damage.
Total rush	R2/RT + Triangle/Y	3 Ki Bar	Creates a Super Rush that does near-destructive damage.
Last flash	R2/RT + Circle/B (when in Sparking mode)	Full Ki Bar	Ultimate Beam that destroys bars and pieces.

Vegeta (Super) In Fighting and online games

A screenshot of Dragon Ball Sparking Zero showing Vegeta from Super preparing to attack.

The main reason for choosing Vegeta's base form over his modified ones is the cost of DPbecause the price is only five. This will allow you to do so changing into different forms during the war, received his divine power almost half the price.

In his own right, he is with this Vegeta the complete Saiyan Prince packagehave explosive waves, Instant Sparking Modeand a healthy balance of Rush and Beam Supers. Keep that in mind all Sparking Mode skills are made more expensivetherefore, the strategy of going for sparking and climbing in the style of God or manga is not possible.

Vegeta (Super) Super Saiyan

A screenshot of Dragon Ball Sparking Zero showing Vegeta as a Super Saiyan.

Move Name	feed of	I WISH	Effect
Saiyan spirit	R2/RT + Up on the D-Pad	2 Skill inventory	Get an offensive buff.
I'll get you on this…	R2/RT + Left on D-Pad	4 Skill inventory	Enter Sparking Mode.
Gallic Rush	R2/RT + Square/X	3 Ki Bar	Fires several projectiles that cause an area, dealing nearly 1 damage.
Galick Uppercut	R2/RT + Triangle/Y	3 Ki Bar	Activates a Super Rush that destroys a bar.
Final Gack Flash	R2/RT + Circle/B (when in Sparking Mode)	Full Ki Bar	Ultimate Rush that deals almost double damage.

Vegeta (Super) Super Saiyan In Versus And Online Matches

Dragon Ball Sparking Zero image showing Vegeta as a Super Saiyan about to strike.

This Vegeta is not very defensive, has stat buffs instead of Explosive Wave but keeps the quick access to Sparking. It can make a strong character if you are putting everything togethereven if you are better save the Skill Count for editing in the upper kingdom.

It is worth noting Galick Rush starts with a series of projectilesbut then most of his damage during the cutscene. You can still use the projectiles as a way to harass your opponent, though for the price it's better to use it in regular bursts like all Beam Supers.

Vegeta (Super) Super Saiyan God

Dragon Ball Sparking Zero image showing Vegeta as super saiyan god looking mean.

Move Name	feed of	I WISH	Effect
Explosive waves	R2/RT + Up on the D-Pad	2 Skill inventory	Sends an explosive wave that knocks enemies back.
Saiyan spirit	R2/RT + Left on D-Pad	2 Skill inventory	Get an offensive buff.
Shining God Attack	R2/RT + Square/X	3 Ki Bar	Fires several projectiles that cause an area, dealing nearly 1 damage.
Gamma Fist	R2/RT + Triangle/Y	3 Ki Bar	Activates a Super Rush that destroys a bar.
Popular Flash	R2/RT + Circle/B (when in Sparking mode)	Full Ki Bar	Ultimate Beam that deals almost double damage.

Vegeta (Super) The God of Super Saiyan In Fighting and online games

Dragon Ball Sparking Zero image showing Vegeta as a super saiyan god about to attack.

The most combined with Vegeta the defensive ability of Blast Wave with useful offensive buffs. If you're going from basic to Blue, this is a design you'll want to use lower your opponent's health as much as possible, so that, if you change into Blue, you can use that power to finish the war.

This is because the uncertainty of the form of Supers of the Bluebecause the god form has this Vegeta's usual Rush ultimate ability, and easy Ultimate action. Plus, it's the only way you can get into Beam wrestling with your Ultimateso that's the advice to block or avoid Beams.

Vegeta (Super) Super Saiyan Blue

A screenshot of Dragon Ball Sparking Zero showing Vegeta as a blue Super Saiyan.

Move Name	feed of	I WISH	Effect
I'm not a Pushover!	R2/RT + Up on the D-Pad	2 Skill inventory	Get an offensive buff.
limit?! I Cut Them!	R2/RT + Left on D-Pad	5 Skill inventory	Get an offensive buff with infinite durability.
God Final Flash	R2/RT + Square/X	3 Ki Bar	Fires a Super Beam that does near-destructive damage.
Gamma Burst Flash	R2/RT + Triangle/Y	2 kilo bars	A close range beam attack that deals damage.
God's final outburst	R2/RT + Circle/B (when in Sparking mode)	Full Ki Bar	A massive, unblockable blast wave that deals two and a half damage.

Vegeta (Super) Blue Super Saiyan In Duel and Online Games

Dragon Ball Sparking Zero image showing Vegeta as a perfect blue Super Saiyan.

There are two main factors to consider when using Super Saiyan Blue Vegeta: its raw powerand the evaluation of their skills. Gamma Burst Flash, for example, does moderate damage BUT have no areamaking this skill look like it's being ignored.

What you don't want to miss is the final event, Final God Blast, an unstoppable explosion which agreement greater damage than most Ultimates in the game. This is because it hurts you tooTwo bars of health actually (although the damage never kills you), so you're better off use it as a finishing move not an opening.

The last activity of note is the ability 'Limits? I cut them off!' ALSO because the buffs it provides last indefinitely. That's basically it additional changes for Vegetawith a little visual modification as well as higher effects, and you can even do it try harder on 'I'm No Pushover!' since these buffs were available.

If you go back to basic Vegeta and then change to blue again, the buffs from 'Limits? I cut them off!' to be gone.