Dragon Ball Super Divers: SDV12-SEC Vegeta Profile

SDV12-SEC Vegeta is a Secret God Rare (SEC) Battle Card from Set 12 Innate Attack. Bandai’s English announcement for the set names Vegeta as a headline attacker and summarizes his skill direction in one sentence. This profile sticks to those verified facts, links sister cards, and flags what we do not copy from the Japanese database.

What is SDV12-SEC Vegeta?

The card uses the SDV12-SEC number line reserved for the first Secret God Rare in Set 12. Vegeta is the usual English fan name for the character (unofficial translation; Bandai’s Japanese card text uses the katakana spelling). Set 12 launched across Japan on 2026-09-17 as the twelfth main arcade expansion for Dragon Ball Super Divers.

Alongside Beerus SDV12-SEC2, Vegeta forms the set’s pair of SEC pulls. God Rare cards such as Turles SDV12-011 fill a different rarity band explained in the rarity guide. SEC cards sit at the top of the standard rarity ladder Bandai lists in English news.

What does the skill do?

Bandai’s Innate Attack English news states that Vegeta carries a skill that increases special-move damage and calls him an excellent attacker. That wording is a direction, not a full rules paragraph. Special moves in Super Divers still need enough special-move energy pooled in an area and a won attack Strike Battle before they fire, as described in the how-to-play guide.

We do not quote the Japanese-only skill template from dbsdv.com. If you need timing icons, unit-skill clauses, or exact multipliers, open the official Japanese card entry on dbsdv.com at the cabinet.

What about stats and battle type?

HP, Power, Guard, initial ki, and special-move cost appear on Bandai’s Japanese card list. We do not republish those numbers on this wiki. Battle type (Impact / Boost / Rush / Limited) is also listed on the official entry; we have not copied the letter here because this English page is built from Bandai’s English news, not a scraped row.

If you are theorycrafting, pair the skill hint (special-move damage) with your team’s area plan and type mix. SEC strength still depends on initiative and placement, which a single-card rank cannot capture. See the Set 12 tier list summary for why blog ranks differ from real decks.

Is there an alt-art version?

Yes. Set 12 includes SEC★ Alt-Art parallels for both Secret God Rare cards. Bandai’s English post notes that star-marked versions exist for high-rarity pulls. The base SDV12-SEC and SDV12-SEC★ entries share the same card-number family on the official table; the foil is a separate collectible SKU, not a different set.

Where does it rank?

The Japanese fan blog dbfw-days published a Set 12 “strongest card” feature on 2026-09-19. In that post’s table of contents, SDV12-SEC★ Vegeta sits at #2, behind SDV12-011 GDR★ Turles and ahead of SDV12-067 Vegito (Xeno). That ordering is one writer’s ranked list, not an official tier label. Bandai does not publish competitive tiers.

Drop rates and secondary-market prices are unknown here (Bandai does not publish arcade pull percentages, and we do not track yen resale). Treat rank #2 as conversation context when you read Turles at #1 on the same source.

Sources and verification

Last verified: November 11, 2026. Built from Bandai’s official Super Divers pages (guide, Set 12 news) and the attributed ranking at dbfw-days. English names marked “unofficial translation” are ours, not Bandai’s. This is an independent fan reference, not affiliated with BANDAI NAMCO, Dimps or Toei Animation.