Vegeta has scored few victories throughout Dragon Ball's history, but Daima has just given him a definitive one that is jam-packed with style.

Wielding this long-awaited transformation, Vegeta dismantles the Tamagami. In a display that mimics that of Vegito versus Buu, the Z-Fighter keeps his arms crossed throughout most of the battle. While Vegeta never employs this transformation in Dragon Ball Super, knowing that he could throughout the sequel series is a wild revelation.

Vegeta finally unlocked Super Saiyan 3 in Dragon Ball Daima, showcasing significant power growth. Super Saiyan 3 transformation not used in DBS due to massive Ki drain, explains why Vegeta opted out. Vegeta's growth seen in various transformations over the years, finally achieving Super Saiyan 3.

Dragon Ball Daima made history by showing Vegeta attain the legendary Super Saiyan 3 form for the first time in the series' history.

Thick air in the Third Demon World affects mobility, forcing residents to use ships or walk instead of flying. The presence of the Sea of Darkness and harsh rules by Gendarmerie show subjugation of Third Demon World citizens. A blocked portal and alliance with the Princess highlight key details of the Third Demon World in Dragon Ball Daima.

Dragon Ball Daima has showcased a much closer look at Vegeta’s brand-new Super Saiyan 3 form Now with this debut helping to fill in the gaps of time between the Majin Buu and Battle of Gods arc, Dragon Ball fans now have an explanation as to why Vegeta never used Super Saiyan 3 before.

Dragon Ball Daima's latest episode unveiled Vegeta's all-new Super Saiyan 3 transformation, and the first merchandise for it is here.