Standing combo extender.

Main tool for launching enemies into the air after which you can persue them (by pressing Up) with an aircombo.

A low lunging attack which knocks the opponent down on impact, but leaves you quite open if blocked.

You're able to hold down the knee kick, so it remains able to hit an opponent all the way until Vegeta lands, based off how jumping Light attacks worked in SF2.

Air combo extender.

Main tool for smashing opponents down to the ground during an aircombo. If an aerial opponent is hit by this move, they'll fly to the ground and bounce up upon impact, allowing for a juggle combo.

Alternate dashing elbow attack. After performing the backflip backdash, Vegeta dashes forward with the elbow attack, which can be chained into standing/crouching medium attacks, making it a pretty sweet combo starter. Can be chained into from his Focus Attack; as soon as the Focus hits, input the b,b+SP and Vegeta performs the move, albeit a slightly alternate version; doing a smaller hop instead of the backflip.

A low dashing attack that can catch the opponent off guard as Vegeta dashes towards them. Trips the opponent's legs and sends them a bit into the air, allowing some juggling. Can be chained into from his Focus Attack, as with nearly all 'running' attacks. Vegeta can chain the Machine Gun Temper into the Sliding Kick by imputting the Sliding Kick command at any time during the Machine Gun Temper, but be aware that you're 'committing' to the dash and slide kick then. However the combination of high attacks with the low attack is an effective one.

Vegeta comes armed with his own variation of the Ki Blast. The single version is nearly identical to Goku's; strenght, speed and usage-wise. Vegeta can also shoot a second consecutive blast. Different from Goku though, Vegeta is able to charge up either one of these blasts; holding down the punch button makes Vegeta charge up his blast, which comes in two levels (the uncharged version would be the Lv1 version): Lv2 is a blue-ish blast that hits twice. Lv3 is a double-handed fired larger blast that hits three times. The EX version immediately fires the LV3 version. You're able to fire one or two normal blasts and then combo into the EX version for a really stylish mini-assault.

A volley of 4 Ki Blasts are shot. As expected, the Weak version's projectles are slow, while the Strong version's are fast. The EX version adds another 2 Ki Blasts, totalling at 6. You can combo this into the Sliding Kick as described above. The aerial version has Vegeta shooting the blasts vertically at the ground. Weak version has him slowing down a bit while the Strong version adds a bit momentum to him. There is an aerial EX version but it's only available during his Rage Mode. You are able to chain the Ki Blasts into his Machine Gun Temper, but it will automatically be the EX version.

Versatile move that is only really useful in the hands of skilled, experienced players. The Flip can act as a quick suprise move and also as an anti-air of sorts. The Weak version is very fast (and has really fast recovery) but has little range, while the Strong version takes a while to come out but has more range. You're able to go either forward or backward. Most importantly, Vegeta has quite a few follow-up options;
-Forward Dash - hold Forward - he dashes forward upon landing.
-Backward Dash - hold Back - he performs his backdash upon landing.
-Super Jump - hold Up - he performs a Super Jump upon landing.
-Dashing Elbow - hold any P - He performs a straight dashing elbow, hits high.
-Extended Backdash Elbow - hold Back, then SP - He does the backdash flip and then the dashing elbow.
-Wolverine Sweep - hold any K - identical to his crouching Strong Kick, although he now has three versions available, Weak having a short range and Strong a long range.
-Close Explosion - hold LP + LK - Vegeta dashes forward and attemps to grab the enemy. As it's a grab, it's unblockable. Useful either if the opponent was hit or blocked the initial Wolverine Sweep.

Excellent anti-air attack, based off an attack of the same name he had in DBZ Hyper Dimension. The attack chains off most normals. The EX version bulks to move up to a 3-hitter. Besides being able to supercancel into the aerial Galick Gun or Bakuhatsuha, it has a combo-ender follow-up:
-Bomber Kick - QCF+K - A powerful kick that sends the opponent flipping backwards.