Instead of a single multi-hitting energy blast, Vegeta fires out a volley of multiple single-hitting energy waves. The aerial version fires the waves vertically down. As with the Kamehameha, you are able to chain the Lv1 version into the Lv2, granted you have the required amount of power bar available (Lv1+Lv2 so Lv3; a full Power Bar).

Vegeta takes a leap back while he also creates a large flamey explosion in front of him. Awesome move in both offensive and defensive use. When used in the air, he immediatly creates the explosion on the ground without first jumping backwards.

Souped-up version that lets Vegeta fire 20 waves rather then 5. Retains the aerial version.

Souped-up version that creates two explosions in a row, one in front of the other.

Based off M.Bison's Final Psyco Crusher in SFA3, Vegeta slides backwards out of the screen and then fires his Final Flash into the screen, doing major damage though it can be blocked and dodged by crouching. With proper screen-placement and timing, you can combo into this after ground-bouncing the opponent.

Three explosions in a row! What a brutal move, well-suited for Vegeta. It's always well-worth to dish out this move even for the just wow-factor of it.

Vegeta's Ultimate Move starts out with a Bomber Kick (which you can combo into), which can be delayed by holding down the kick button. When it hits, the opponent is launched into the air, after which Vegeta teleports above them and stomps them back down. Then, he starts charging up energy. During this part, two icons will appear onscreen beside Vegeta, indicating that the player can mash buttons to speed up the energy charging; doing so will result in more Ki Blasts being fired down. Without the button mashing, the move isn't very damaging, so always be ready to start mashing! When performed during Rage Mode, it has three possible Finishers depending on how far the Rage Bar is filled;
-Lv1 - Charged Blast.
-Lv2 - Dirty Fireworks.
-Lv3 - Final Galick Gun.