Editing Copy-Vegeta (section)

==Trivia==

*Copy-Vegeta's design resembles Vegeta (or any other character) in the Villainous Mode state from ''Dragon Ball Xenoverse''.
*He shares similarities with Majin Vegeta, as both prioritize defeating Goku and can defy their masters' orders—something typically impossible for their respective masters' victims.
*Copy-Vegeta is also similar to [[Janemba]]'s demonic Majin Vegeta clone, who similarly rebelled against his creator. Both Janemba's clone and Copy-Vegeta's refusal to serve their creators, along with the original Majin Vegeta's defiance against [[Babidi]], likely stem from Vegeta's past servitude to [[Frieza]], which he despised due to his Saiyan pride, as noted by Goku after Vegeta's death on Namek.
*Unlike Clone Vegetas, who are also copies of Vegeta (like Janemba's Majin Vegeta and Copy- Vegeta), these clones are mindless, rapidly-growing beings created by [[Android 21]] to serve as a food source to control her hunger. Their lack of personality prevents them from rebelling like Copy- Vegeta and Janemba's Majin Vegeta.
*The crosslines on Copy- Vegeta's face resemble those on Vegeta in ''Dragon Ball GT'' when he is infected by [[Baby]]. Coincidentally, both Baby and the Commeson copies are artificial lifeforms.
*In the Funimation dub of ''Dragon Ball Super'', Copy-Vegeta is voiced by Brian Drummond, who was the voice of Vegeta in the Ocean Group dubs of ''Dragon Ball Z'' and the first to voice Vegeta in English. This marks the first time an Ocean Group voice actor has participated in the Funimation dub. Drummond is famously known for the "It's Over 9000!" meme, which originated from his portrayal of Vegeta in ''Dragon Ball Z''. According to Drummond, this opportunity came about when Chris Sabat (who also directs the dub) reached out to him via Twitter to propose the idea, to which Drummond immediately agreed.
*Drummond being cast as Copy-Vegeta's English voice actor is another example of the Funimation dub referencing the original English dub of ''Dragon Ball Z''. Another instance is when [[Dr. Mashirito]]'s ghost refers to Hell as the "Home For Infinite Losers," despite the fact that the ''Dragon Ball Super'' dub does not censor the word "Hell."

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