Funko POP: Vegeta (SSJ4) - Chalice Collectibles / Flocked

Vegeta is an anime character I've grown to love more and more over the years. Sure, he’s still second to Goku in the power rankings, but I’ll always gravitate toward the Prince of all Saiyans because of his incredible character arc—from arrogant villain to proud anti-hero with real depth and growth.

With that said, I never followed Dragon Ball GT, and from what I’ve read, Vegeta gets completely sidelined for most of it… yeah. But he does get that badass SSJ4 form, and here we are with a POP of him! Let’s check it out!

If I was a big fan of DBGT, I'd probably try to get every one of these. Super YI-Shinron looks cool as heck, too, and I don't own too many Super POPs. Alas, I'll leave it be.

Not a bobblehead, but he is flocked!

I mentioned before that DBGT and the SSJ4 look aren't my favorite thing to come out of the Dragon Ball world. The red fur, the weird outfit changes, all of that just isn't my vibe. But a Vegeta POP? That I can definitely get behind.

In DBGT, Vegeta keeps his classic hair but amps it up big time, plus the signature red fur and tail, of course. True to what POPs do, this SSJ4 Vegeta captures all those elements faithfully—and they even went a step further with flocked fur covering his body, tail, and arms. It's weird having a flocked figure since I'm so used to smooth plastic, but honestly, it's a nice change of pace and adds a cool texture.

His hair gets some excellent sculpt work that really mirrors the anime's wild, spiked look. The energy blast coming out of his right hand might be specific to a DBGT moment, but it looks great regardless. And the stand? Debris from the ground, because this Vegeta is clearly in the middle of a fight—nice touch that sells the action vibe.

Speaking of action vibe, this Vegeta is posed releasing a powerful Ki blast from his right hand. It might not be a signature move like Final Flash, but it still looks intense and full of energy.

The pose is super dynamic—arm out, body tensed—and I always love it when the stand doubles as background. Here, the cracked ground debris sells that he's mid-fight, adding to the overall action feel.

I really love all that sculptwork that went into his hair

The paint apps and colors are impressive on this SSJ4 Vegeta POP. His hair has a subtle reddish tint that adds real depth to the black base, perfectly implying that signature red sheen Vegeta gets in SSJ4 form.

The flocked red fur pops vibrantly, creating excellent contrast against the dark blue pants while pairing nicely with those quirky purple gloves and boots. The translucent yellow Ki blast looks sharp next to everything else, and the overall paint execution is clean—no bleeding, no slop. Solid job all around; the colors really bring the SSJ4 energy to life.

I still wonder if that is just a regular Ki blast?

Super Saiyan and Super Saiyan 2 Vegetas next to the SSJ4!

Is Super Saiyan God stronger than SSJ4?

These two look great side by side! Both caught mid-attack and looking absolutely awesome in the process. Funny enough, these SSJ4 POPs are the variant editions—the more dynamic, action-packed versions that really bring the energy.

POP: Super Saiyans

• POP: Final Flash

• POP: SSJ2 Vegeta

• POP: Vegeta (Red)

• POP: Goku (SSJ4)

I'm not big on DBGT, but it's a solid footnote in his transformation history—and with Daima out, SSJ4 might feel less "non-canon" someday.

I originally wanted the other version, but this one was gifted to me, and honestly, I'm not even considering the alternative now. I truly appreciate it and all the quirks of this wild form. Highly recommended!

Until Next Time!