When Vegeta transforms, time slows down, and his body flashes blue for a moment, releasing some cool particle effects in the process. The in-game transformation itself is short but sweet. RELATED: Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot - Goku's SS3 Transformation Compared to Anime and Manga In both of those battles, Majin Vegeta goes Super Saiyan 2 right out of the gate. There's never been any reason for him to start in a lower form because Majin Vegeta has only ever had two canon fights, the first being against Goku and the last being against Fat Buu. Every game that features him has him locked in his Super Saiyan 2 state. Majin Vegeta has never been able to transform in any game that he's appeared in prior to Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot. While it's not surprising that Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot will allow players to perform in-game transformations, for Majin Vegeta to be able to do it is interesting. In the clip, mid-fight, Majin Vegeta transforms from Super Saiyan into Super Saiyan 2 – as revealed by the UI menu that shows what transformations the player's controlled character can perform. The latest leak for Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot comes as a short gameplay clip of Majin Vegeta fighting against Fat Buu.

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