In the vast universe of Dragon Ball, Few characters have left as deep and memorable a mark as Vegeta.. From his first appearance as a ruthless villain to his evolution into a complex hero and – rather, an antihero– honorable, He has conquered fans with his charismahis indomitable pride and his iconic phrases.
Next, We review ten of the most memorable phrases of the Prince of the Saiyans and the context in which they were uttered.
“Is it more than 8,000?”
This moment occurs during the Saiyan Saga when Vegeta, surprised by Goku's power, says it while using his scouter to measure Goku's combat power. This comment is directed at his partner Nappa, and although in the original Japanese version the number is more than 8000, The English version iconically popularized the “9000.”
“I am the prince of all Saiyans!”
This statement of pride that Vegeta uses on several occasions Throughout the series he reaffirms his lineage and status as the rightful heir of the Saiyan race. He has been directed both at enemies like Frieza, and at his rival and ally, Goku.
“I don't need help from anyone, not even Kakarot!”
In the Android saga, Vegeta exclaims this phrase showing his determination to fight the androids alone.. He usually utters it in her mind or directly to the androids, emphasizing her desire to overcome challenges on her own.
“You can destroy planets, but you will never destroy what I am: I am the Warrior of the Saiyan Race!”
During his fight with Frieza on Namek, Vegeta shouts this phrase, showing their resistance and pride in the face of a formidable enemy like the emperor of the universe.
“Kakarot, you are number one!”
In an act of humility and recognition during the Majin Buu saga, Vegeta admits this sentence after observing Goku's fight. This recognition marks a significant point in the evolution of his relationship with Goku, moving from rivalry to mutual respect.
“Fight, Kakarot, for our Saiyan pride!”
In the final battle against Kid Buu, Vegeta motivates Goku with these wordsencouraging him to continue fighting and appealing to the pride they both share as Saiyan warriors.
“Goodbye Bulma, goodbye Trunks. And also, goodbye Kakarot”
In the Majin Buu saga, Vegeta says this before sacrificing himself in an attempt to destroy this new enemy.showing his love for his family, a notable evolution as a character and his enormous respect for Goku.
“My pride is the only thing I have!”
Vegeta expresses this phrase during his fight with Hit in the Tournament of Universes, during Dragon Ball Super, showing that his Saiyan pride is his main motivation and driving force.
“I will never forgive myself for betraying my Saiyan pride!”
Vegeta utters this phrase after Goku transforms into Super Saiyan God for the first time. It reflects his internal struggle between his pride and his desire to be stronger.
“The strength of the Saiyans has no limits”
When Vegeta utters this phrase, at the end of Dragon Ball Super, He does it with a mix of pride, determination and unwavering conviction.. It is an affirmation of his faith in himself, in his Saiyan lineage, and in his race's ability to reach new heights of power and improvement.
These phrases encapsulate the essence of Vegeta, a character who has evolved significantly since his introduction in the series. His redemption arc, his moments of pride and sacrifice, and his complex relationship with Goku, his eternal rival and ally, have made Vegeta one of the most beloved characters in Dragon Ball. These words not only reflect his character, but have also left an indelible mark on fans' memories.