Dragon Ball Z is the anime that sparked countless debates, inspired multitudes, and etched unforgettable characters in our memories. Majin Vegeta took on Majin Buu. He held the upper hand in the duel until Buu became more serious. Vegeta wanted to make the same heroic sacrifice Goku made when fighting Cell. Vegeta killed himself in a failed attempt to destroy Buu. Dragon Ball Z – Super Saiyan Broly Summer Convention Exclusive #402 Vaulted The Majin form is Vegeta’s most robust transformation. Vegeta is known as a prince in the Saiyan race. He came out as merciless, obliterating and subjugating whole planets on behalf of Frieza, the interstellar oppressor. You see, once Funko takes an item out of production for good, it becomes ‘vaulted,’ meaning they will never make it again. This move increases the item’s demand among collectors. This Funko Pop only has 12 figurines featuring the iconic mascot of the monster chocolate cereal, Count Chocula.

Selected items are only available for delivery via the Royal Mail 48® service and other items are available for delivery using this service for a charge. Majin Vegeta was the most potent form taken on by the Saiyan Prince in the entire series. His body was paler and had unnatural power while transformed by Babidi. Even though Dragon Ball introduced other powerful forms of Vegeta, Majin remains Vegeta’s pinnacle of power. The anime’s ultimate goal is to set up Goku to emerge as one of the most vital individuals in all the universes. This form results from a mortal Saiyan combining the Super Saiyan God form or Super Saiyan God’s power with the first Super Saiyan form.Armed with the knowledge of the rarest and most sought-after figures, your collection is about to reach new heights. His pride and the subsequent humiliation from his defeat against Goku – the underdog Saiyan from Earth – fueled a relentless drive in him to surpass Goku’s power. Only twelve of these figures were ever made and were only available at San Diego Comic-Con. So, it’s rare indeed, but one of the best dark options. If you’re not a Disney fan or don’t like the super “happy” Funko Pops, no worries, there are other rare Funko Pops out there for you. Take the Metallic Ghost Rider Funko Pop as an example.

From a proud Saiyan Prince to a devoted family man, Vegeta’s journey is a testament to the transformative power of personal growth and a shining example of the narrative depths anime can explore.It was released in 2013 and is exclusively available at the San Diego Comic-Con. Since Disney has numerous iconic characters, it only makes sense that Funko works with them to produce varying figures. 7. Boo Berry (Glow in the Dark Chase) Read on to find out 10 Vaulted Dragon Ball Z Funko Pops you should have. Dragon Ball Z – Ss Goku (Metallic) #14 Vaulted, Loot Crate Exclusive Trunks….Bulma… I’m doing this for you…and yes, even for you, Kakarot!” – Vegeta when getting ready to sacrifice himself to get rid of Majin Buu. An excellent Goku Funko Pop while he’s in his god version. His hair is entirely red together with the eyes. It comes in a classic uniform bearing the sign of the turtle. His position is an original move of the initial episodes of the series. It was a FUNimation exclusive, and its collection number is #24. It is a rare Dragon Ball Z Funko Pop every collector would relish having. This valuable Funko Pop was released in the 2011 exclusive at the San Diego Comic-Con with only 24 figures up for grab, featuring the spooky Boo Berry from Monster Cereals. 8. Freddy Funko as Chocula (Metallic)