Female versions of Goku and Vegeta constantly appear among the universe of cosplayers of dragonball. Fan art, however, is not that common. Although they do exist in the pen and design of many illustrators, they are not in the same number as the interpretations normally made by social media models.
This is why, whenever we see a representation other than the one we have already published, we bring it to our page and show it to you so that you can observe, analyze and issue some criticism, in case the design has an error.
This recent illustration is taken from a review of Alpha Beta Playwho in turn saw it in the huge and large Dragon Ball community on Reddit.
Said social network is an inexhaustible source of fan arts. They have a lot more illustrations with different designer styles than the cosplay interpretations we see so much more often on Instagram and TikTok.
The female versions of Goku and Vegeta
The Reddit illustrator who posts these designs of Goku and Vegeta in their female versions, shows that the two designs address the style Magical shōjo and fantasy of the anime Drawings of big-eyed characters with lots of sparkles around them, like those of Sailor Moon, are known by this qualifier, to give an example.
Dragon Ball addressed this style of illustrations in the early arcs of the series. But he only did it when he showed Bulma in risque situations, related to the erotic or exhibitionist with the figure of the woman.
And although in the later sagas there were some designs of this style, with Maron for example, they have almost disappeared.
Let’s see then, what this Goku and Vegeta look like in the female version of the Mahō shōjo and fantasy style.
