Dragon Ball Z Vegeta Hair Color
In the anime he's been shown with brown hair. In the officially colored manga for the saiyan and Namek sagas it's very apparently black. In a lot of art vegeta will have a blue tint and goku a red.
I think the artists just try to break up the monotony of Saiyan hair. It makes for a more dynamic picture. Vegeta's hair colour has been the subject of much discussion among fans, with some noting that it appears to change from brown to black at various points in the Dragon Ball series.
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In the manga, Vegeta's hair is consistently portrayed as black, while in the anime, it is mostly black but with occasional dark brown highlights. Some fans have speculated that the brown colouration may have been a. In Vegeta's first appearance in the anime, the legendary prince appears with the red hair and green and orange armor, a decidedly different aspect than what it looks like when it arrives on earth.
Bulma had purple hair in the manga (hence why Trunks had purple hair). But, the anime had her hair that teal/blue color, but in DBZ they kept Trunks color purple, but then in Super changed it to blue to fit the anime's blue Bulma. Even weirder, kid Trunks still has purple hair in Super.
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They should have just kept Trunks hair purple to begin with. Anime Community Special Interest Anime Dragon Ball What color is SSJ4 Vegeta's hair? This inconsistency in colours can be seen in the character Vegeta's hair in the anime adaptation of Dragon Ball Z. In the beginning, Vegeta's hair is coloured brown, reddish-brown, or red.
Brown hair Vegeta does look kinda cool, though. I almost wish all Saiyans had slight color variation like that, it'd be more natural/realistic. [Dragon Ball Z] Why did Vegeta's hair change from red to black upon arriving on Earth? And then stay black wherever he went afterwards? Archived post.
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New comments cannot be posted and votes cannot be cast. Additionally, Toriyama, the creator of Dragon Ball, allowed the animation staff to change hair colours from black to other shades, resulting in the variation seen in King Vegeta's hair colour across different depictions.
