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Vegita Centaur
Vegita Centaur by @mariocho (Maria Ochoa)

This is like my 2nd picture I've done of him in this form. Me and Go-chan discussed about doing a tribute to least drawn DBZ characters we...well haven't drawn! Vegita was one of them.

No matter what I can always picture him shouting "Get off my turf or I'll kick your face in!" XD

Vegita © Akira Toriyama

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Posted: Friday, 14 June, 2002 @ 10:29 PM
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Man, you draw so well! Forget those guys at Funimation, they sould get you to draw and animate. >< Oh, I forgot that they have everything done, including GT, the future Dragon Ball Z. oH WELL, HEY! i gots an idea! Make up your own characters and stuff! Become a famouse animaitor and menchion me in your award serimony. ^^ Blast you later, Taga

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Posted: Tuesday, 18 June, 2002 @ 06:55 AM
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MMmmm Veggie-centaur! grin

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Posted: Thursday, 20 June, 2002 @ 08:11 AM
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nods You're right, there's deffinatly not enough Vegeta fanart around! Great pictures tho! You really got his expression dead on!

Dark Persian =^.o.^=

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