How To Create Vegeta In Xenoverse 2

Alright, alright, settle down, gather ‘round! You wanna know how to make Vegeta in Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2? You’ve come to the right place! I mean, who doesn't want a Saiyan Prince running around, yelling about power levels? It's practically a human right!

Trust me, I've spent more time than I care to admit tweaking character creators. We’re talking hours. Maybe days. Okay, fine, weeks. All in the name of perfectly recreating everyone's favorite grumpy vegetable (get it?). So, grab your controller, and let's dive in! We’re going to turn your created character into a Saiyan of Royal descent! No Senzu Beans required!

Step 1: Race to the Finish (Line, that is!)

This one’s a no-brainer. You absolutely, positively, irrevocably must choose the Saiyan race. I know, groundbreaking stuff, right? Like discovering water is wet. But hey, gotta cover all the bases. Trying to make Vegeta out of a Namekian just… wouldn’t work. Unless you're going for some weird, avant-garde art project. In that case, go wild, Picasso!

Fun fact: Did you know that Saiyans are genetically engineered to be super strong fighters? Basically, they're space Vikings with spiky hair and a penchant for yelling...a lot.

Step 2: Body Building (Saiyan Style!)

Okay, so Vegeta isn't exactly known for being built like The Incredible Hulk. He’s more… compact. Think of a powerful bulldog – all muscle, but relatively short and stocky. So, for the height and build, aim for somewhere in the shorter side of the slider. We're talking just a tad taller than Krillin. No, not really, but you get the point. Also, make him fairly muscular. Not too beefy, just enough to know he could bench press a small car. And probably would.

Step 3: Face the Music (Or, The Saiyan!)

This is where things get tricky, because, let's be honest, all the Saiyan faces in Xenoverse kinda look the same. But we can make it work! Aim for a face that looks slightly… perpetually annoyed. Choose a sharp jawline and maybe a slightly narrowed eye shape. He’s gotta look like he’s constantly judging everyone around him (because, let's face it, he probably is). Don't forget the prominent brow! Vegeta is all about that intimidating glare.

Pro Tip: Fiddle with the pupil and iris size. Making them slightly smaller can give him that intense, focused look that screams "I'm about to blow up this planet!"

Step 4: Hair Today, Gone Tomorrow (Or, Forever Spiked!)

Ah, the hair. The iconic Vegeta spiky hair. Now, Xenoverse 2 doesn't give us exactly Vegeta's signature 'do right off the bat, but there are a few options that come pretty close. Look for hairstyles that are spiky, upward-pointing, and generally defiant of gravity. Think "I styled this with pure Saiyan rage!"

And the color? Obviously, it's gotta be black. Unless you're going for a Super Saiyan Blue Vegeta from the start, in which case, well, blue it up! It’s your Xenoverse, be as wild as you want! A splash of colour on the tip of the hair would also work!

Step 5: Attire to Inspire (Fear, Mostly!)

Clothing is key! You have a few options here, depending on which Vegeta era you're going for. For early Vegeta, the classic Saiyan armor is a must. The color scheme is up to you, but white and blue is a safe bet. For later Vegeta, you can go with the blue jumpsuit and white gloves. Experiment! Mix and match! Just make sure he looks ready to kick some serious butt.

Bonus points if you can find accessories that resemble his scouter. Gotta keep those power levels checked!

Step 6: Personality is Key (And Usually Grumpy!)

Voice is important here. Choose a voice that sounds confident, bordering on arrogant. A voice that suggests he knows he's better than everyone else (even if he secretly doesn't, thanks Goku!). And make sure to give him some aggressive, Saiyan-like emotes. Like the arms crossed, looking down on you.

Step 7: Naming Your Saiyan (Royalty Required!)

Okay, you can't actually name him Vegeta (unless you're playing on a platform that allows for some creative character naming). But you can get close! Think of something Saiyan-sounding and vaguely regal. Maybe "Prince Vegito" or "Vegeta Jr." or even just a ridiculously long, unpronounceable Saiyan name that no one will ever use.

Remember: The key to a good Vegeta creation is all in the details. Don't be afraid to spend some time tweaking and experimenting. And most importantly, have fun! Now go forth and create the Saiyan Prince you've always dreamed of! And maybe, just maybe, he'll even stop yelling at you... probably not.