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I'm neither goku nor vegeta

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Gogeta's iconic line from Dragon Ball Z Fusion Reborn where the fusion declares he is neither Goku nor Vegeta, used for powerful entrance edits.

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Gogeta's iconic line from Dragon Ball Z Fusion Reborn where the fusion declares he is neither Goku nor Vegeta, used for powerful entrance edits.

This is Gogeta's calm, confident introduction line from Dragon Ball, delivered in a fused double voice after Goku and Vegeta complete the Fusion Dance. He states that he is neither Goku nor Vegeta, but a new warrior entirely. The delivery is short, steady and intimidating rather than shouted, which makes the reveal feel absolute. It captures the moment a fusion stops being two heroes and becomes something stronger, and that quiet certainty is why the clip lands as a pure power statement in edits.

Pro tip

Place the line right as your character or edit subject appears on screen, then cut to the action on the final word. Pair it with a low bass hit and a brief silence before it, and avoid music with lyrics underneath the fused voice.

How people use it

Reveal a fusion or transformation in anime edits.
Introduce a powerful character entrance in gaming montages.
Punchline for confidently rebranding yourself in meme videos.
Sound reaction when combining two things into one.

More information

The line comes from Gogeta, the Fusion Dance result of Goku and Vegeta, first seen in the 1995 film Dragon Ball Z: Fusion Reborn and later canonised in Dragon Ball Super: Broly. Instead of taking either Saiyan's name, Gogeta announces his own identity, a moment fans treat as one of the franchise's coldest introductions. Clips of the quote spread through anime edits, power-scaling debates and short-form video, where its short length and serious delivery make it reusable far beyond its original fight scene against Janemba and later Gogeta's battle with Broly.

FAQ

Who says I'm neither Goku nor Vegeta?

Gogeta says the line. He is the warrior created when Goku and Vegeta perform the Fusion Dance correctly, and the quote is his way of explaining that he is not either Saiyan alone, but a completely new fighter with his own identity and power.

Where is the quote from?

The quote is from Dragon Ball Z: Fusion Reborn from 1995, where Gogeta debuts against Janemba. The same identity line returned in Dragon Ball Super: Broly in 2018, when the fusion was brought into the main canon storyline for the fight against Broly.

Why do people use this sound in edits?

People use it because the delivery is calm, short and instantly recognisable to Dragon Ball fans. It works as a confident entrance, a transformation reveal or a joke about becoming something new, and it lands in under six seconds without needing any extra context.