Dragon Ball FighterZ: 8 Overpowered Characters That Need Fixing

Having spent three decades moping about in Goku's shadow, the Saiyan warrior race's displaced Prince reluctantly learned to swallow that pill long ago. In that position, he shall remain, so long as the most intimidating tool at Vegeta's disposal is his first-class assist.

Aerial Consecutive Energy Blast doesn't roll off the tongue quite like Kamehameha or Destructo Disc, but don't let the generic-sounding name deceive you. Tagging Vegeta in to rain a bombardment of ki blasts down on the opponent can - and will - make life for them a misery.

Contrary to how most work, Vegeta's assist is performed in midair, meaning he not only sidesteps any potential collateral damage but roots - rather than repels - the opponent in place for a longer period of time (around two seconds) than any other. Regardless of whether the recipient blocks or eats the attack, they're susceptible to a follow-up mixup or combo respectively, making it a win-win for his team's leader.

In other words, the level of risk involved in using the attack is approximately zero, and that, friends, is not how you want a match to be decided.