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Capsule Corporation workers, Animals, Characters,
Characters who can fly
Filler characters
Frieza's soldiers
Kanassans
Martial Artists
Nameks
Red Ribbon Army
Saiyans
Tournament fighters
Unnamed Characters
DB Characters
DBZ Characters
DBGT Characters
JGP Characters
DBS Characters
DBH Characters
List of tertiary characters
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This is a list of tertiary, inconsequential, or unnamed characters who exist in the Dragon Ball universe. Note that this list only constitutes of characters that do play some kind of role in the story, but are tertiary or lesser in their appearance. For a complete list of primary and supporting characters, please see the list of characters in Dragon Ball.
Emperor Pilaf Saga
Chad and his unnamed lover
Chad is a man that appears on a romance Television show that Bulma watches during The Emperor's Quest.
He is about to kiss his unnamed lover in the show which Bulma is enjoying until Goku changes the TV to a Godzilla-like show that scares Bulma.[1]
Aru Village Residents
Alexi (Hejji, Hedge "Ange") is one of the girls Oolong kidnapped from Aru Village.
She seems to have spent the whole time exercising and calls Oolong "Snuckums".
Video Game Appearances
She makes a video game appearance in Dragon Ball: Origins, where she is seen in the same role. She also appears in the bonus level 2-6, where she runs away from Aru Village in hopes of living in the city for an easy life but gets lost in the forest instead. Goku and Bulma then have to find her and return her to the village. After she is returned it is said that she learned her lesson and that it is not so bad living in Aru Village. She is referred by the name "Villager D" in this video game.
Alexi's Father
Alexi's Father (Hedge's Father) is a farmer of Aru Village and the father of Alexi.
When he is reunited with Alexi after Oolong's defeat he is surprised to see that she was living in luxury the whole time.
He made his first video game appearance in Dragon Ball: Shenron no Nazo as the first villager Goku and Bulma met in Aru Village, and also appears in Dragon Ball (WonderSwan Color).
He has a slight resemblance to Senbei Norimaki from the Dr. Slump series.
Johnny is a young boy who is a resident of Aru Village.
In the battle between Goku and Oolong, while Oolong is the form of a robot, Johnny shoots a slingshot at the back of Oolong's head, which makes him become angry. Johnny's mom grabs him and runs away saying "Johnny, do you wanna get yourself killed?"
He is referred by the name "Villager I" in Dragon Ball: Origins.
Johnny may have been an inspiration for Penny in Dragon Ball: Curse of the Blood Rubies, as they both use a slingshot which they attack Oolong with.
Johnny's Mother
Johnny's Mother is the mother of Johnny.
After Johnny shot Oolong with a slingshot, she came out and grabbed him moving him to safety.
She is referred by the name "Villager H" in Dragon Ball: Origins.
Little Flower (Rî, "Lee"; or Becky in the Ocean Group dub) is one of the girls Oolong captured from Aru Village and was released after Goku defeated him.
She is referred by the name "Villager F" in Dragon Ball: Origins.
Little Flower's Father
Little Flower's Father (or Becky's Father in the Ocean Group dub) is a Native American who lives in Aru Village, and he is the father of Little Flower. He is surprised when he finds out that his daughter was living in luxury the whole time she was kidnapped by Oolong. He bears a slight resemblance to the famous Sioux Indian chief Sitting Bull.
Sarah (Hoggu, Hogg) is one of the girls Oolong kidnapped from Aru Village.
She is seen to be sitting around drinking a fancy drink and wearing new fancy clothing.
Goku has the choice to bring her to Master Roshi in Dragon Ball Z: Super Gokuden: Totsugeki-Hen. She also appears in Dragon Ball: Origins, where she is called "Villager E".
Sarah's Mother
Sarah's Mother is the mother of Sarah.
She apparently has "prayed for her babies return". She is surprised when she sees that Sarah was living in luxury the whole time she was kidnapped by Oolong.
Sarah's Father
Sarah's Father is a man who was in the crowd gathering around Sherman Priest's house when Goku and Bulma arrived
It is implied in the Ocean Group dubs that he is the father of Sarah, since he asks for Goku and Bulma to bring her daughter back, with Alexi's and Little Flower's parents already been shown. However, in both the original Japanese and Funimation dub versions, he does not mention having a missing daughter, instead asking if Goku has what it takes to beat Oolong.
In the bonus level 2-6 in Dragon Ball: Origins, this man asks Goku and Bulma if they can find a girl from the village, which is Alexi, and return her to the village after she ran away wanting to live in the city. He is referred by the name "Villager G" in this video game.
Emperor Pilaf's Mother
Pilaf's dream with his mother talking to him
During the Emperor Pilaf Saga, in the anime only, Emperor Pilaf has a dream with his mother saying "Pilaf, did you steal those Dragon Balls?" Then, Pilaf says "Mommy," causing him to trip and drop the Dragon Balls. She is never mentioned again in the series.[2]
Tournament Saga
Brown Country Cowboys
Chibi (チビ, Chibi) is the short bearded member of Tall Man's group. He is unnamed in the FUNimation dub.
His name roughly means "super-deformed" or "midget" in Japanese, and is possibly a reference to his short stature.
Tall Man
Tall Man (known as Noppo (ノッポ, Noppo) in the Japanese version) is one of the cowboys seen in the Brown Country saloon. He is the only person to not be afraid of hearing Launch's name.
When Launch shows up in her normal form (everybody only knows her as her bad form), he bought her a drink trying to hit on her. When she sneezed and became her bad counterpart, she knocked him out.
Tall Man seems to be a parody of the type of heroes in old westerns.
Tubs (デブ, Debu) is one of the cowboy followers of Tall Man shown in the beginning to Look Out for Launch.
He is seen talking to him in the Saloon. When Launch shows up and transforms, he is beaten up along with everybody else.
Muscular Lady
Goku brings Roshi a muscular woman
A Muscular Lady brought to Kame House when Goku went there to receive training from Master Roshi.
Roshi told Goku to find him a curvy girl first. When Goku arrived back, Roshi found he brought him back this very large woman. After this, Master Roshi showed Goku a photo of the type of girl that he wanted.
This lady makes a minor appearance in Dragon Ball Z: Super Gokuden: Totsugeki-Hen and is a boss in Dragon Ball: Origins. In Dragon Ball: Origins, Goku finds this muscular woman in the Mushroom Forest after a villager from Monster Carrot's Village told him a robust woman was there seeking for a mushroom that would make her stronger. After the boss battle, she accepts to travel to Kame House with Goku because she wants to learn martial arts.
A woman who looks like the Muscular Lady is later seen at the 21st World Martial Arts Tournament, during the brief scene in which Goku is naked following his Great Ape de-transformation.
Mermaid appeared in episode fourteen of Dragon Ball, "Goku's Rival" (in Dragon Ball SD, she is replaced by Otokosuki).
Master Roshi asked Goku to find and bring him a pretty girl, and if he did, he would train him. Goku brought her back to the island on the Flying Nimbus, where Roshi proceeded to hit on her, though he was put off by the tail at first. She then punched him and jumped back into the ocean. Her riding on the Flying Nimbus when Master Roshi met her indicates that she was pure of heart.
The mermaid appears in Dragon Ball Z: Super Gokuden: Totsugeki-Hen.
Milk Delivery Man
The Milk Delivery Man is an anthropomorphic white cow who appears in the episode entitled "Milk Delivery".
Master Roshi requests that he allow Goku and Krillin to deliver the milk in his place. They begin to deliver the milk following the route but without any vehicle or transport as a part of their training.
Milk Delivery Man (Collectibles)
Registration Staff Member
The Registration Staff
The man who works at the registration office of the World Martial Arts Tournament.
He also appears in Dragon Ball Z: Gekitō Tenkaichi Budōkai and in the second trailer for Dragon Ball Online.
Unnamed Tournament Staff Member
The megaphone man during the preliminary rounds
An unnamed man who works at the World Martial Arts Tournament primarily seen in the Tournament Saga.
He is seen at times with a megaphone directing fighters to go to the Elimination Rounds. Bulma gets mad at him because he will not allow her to see Yamcha fight. Notably, Master Roshi also refers to him as a loud-mouth.
He also appears in Dragon Ball Online and several other video games.
Tournament Referee
The referee during the 22nd World Tournament
The referee of the preliminary rounds in the World Martial Arts Tournament, and the main referee of the Intergalactic World Tournament.[3]
He also appears in Dragon Ball Z: Budokai Tenkaichi 3 as the referee of Mr. Satan's tournament.
Elimation Round Competitors
Fighter 40
Fighter 40 is a blue anthropomorphic wolf fighter who lost in the Elimination Round of the 21st World Martial Arts Tournament.
He made it to the final elimination round which would have resulted in being in the tournament but he was set up against Yamcha. He thought Yamcha's Wolf Fang style was a silly name, but then he was defeated by a technique from this style, the Blinding Wolf Fang Fist. His fight with Yamcha is the only time Blinding Wolf Fang Fist has been shown in the anime, but the technique reappeared in video games.
Fighter 40 (Collectibles)
Fighter 69 is a fighter who lost in the elimination round of the 21st World Martial Arts Tournament.
The fighter in "Milk Delivery"
He is first seen fighting Yamcha in a dojo in "Milk Delivery" (scene present only in the anime). At the World Tournament, Fighter 69 is first seen lifting a huge weight before his fight. When he saw Goku was his opponent, he and the rest of the audience thought that it was a joke. Goku then pushed him with one finger, causing him to lose balance and fall out of the ring, surprising him and everyone in the room watching (most of which assumed it was luck).[4]
Japanese: Daisuke Gōri
English: Chuck Huber (Episode 17), Eric Vale (Episode 20)
Yajirobe's opponent in the 23rd tournament
A fighter similar to Fighter 69 is Yajirobe's opponent in the 23rd World Martial Arts Tournament. Contrary to Fighter 69, this fighter appears as a light-skinned man and is voiced by Yukitoshi Hori in the Japanese version.[5]In the FUNimation dub, Bradford Jackson provided his voice
In Dragon Ball: Origins, Fighter 69 is an anthropomorphic boxing boar who looks similar to one of Hasky's followers.
Fighter 83 (ランラン老師, Ranran Rōshi, lit. "Lang Lang Roshi")[6] is a fighter who lost in the Elimination Round of the 21st World Martial Arts Tournament. He is a master of the Lion-style Kempo (獅子牙流の拳法家, Shishi kiba-ryū no kenpō-ka).[7]
Fighter 83 made it to the final elimination round which would have resulted in being in the tournament, but he was set up against Goku. He thought Goku's stance was weird because it left all of his area's open but then was quickly defeated from Goku throwing him out of the ring.
Instructor in Attack of the Saiyans
He is a boss in Dragon Ball Z: Super Gokuden: Totsugeki-Hen, named Lang Lang Roshi. His design is used for the enemies Would-be Fighter, Rowdy Fighter, and Instructor in Dragon Ball Z: Attack of the Saiyans.
The filler character Mr. Lao, who appears years later in Dragon Ball Z, resembles an aged version of Fighter 83. Also, Mr. Lao's granddaughter, Lime, mentioned that her grandfather once fought in the World Martial Arts Tournament.
Fighter 97 is an anthropomorphic bear with a British English accent who wears a karate gi who lost in the Elimination Round of the 21st World Martial Arts Tournament.
He was first seen in the audience laughing along with the other fighters because of Goku's size when he was going to fight Fighter 69 and later seen amazed when Krillin beat the Orin Temple Bully. He made it to the final elimination round which would have resulted in being in the tournament but he was set up against Krillin. Krillin easily beat him by kicking him straight in the face where he fell to the ground and raised a white flag forfeiting the match.
His character model appears in Dragon Ball Z: Super Gokuden: Kakusei-Hen as a generic fighter in the 23rd World Martial Arts Tournament preliminaries. The model appears three times losing against Yamcha, Piccolo, and Chi-Chi. In Dragon Ball: Origins, Fighter 97 has a gray fur and wears a military uniform.
Great Lee
A Character that resembles Bruce Lee
Bruce Lee Impersonator in West City
Great Lee (グレート・リー, Gurēto Rī, lit. "Great Lee")[6], also known as the Bruce Lee Impersonator, is a character who resembles the real-life martial artist Bruce Lee.
He is first seen in a vision when Krillin tells Goku about the World Martial Arts Tournament in the episode "Milk Delivery". In the vision, he fights a boxing monkey, then gets burned by Baragon. Later, the Bruce Lee Impersonator is seen several times in the Elimination Round at the 21st World Martial Arts Tournament. He is first seen at the 21st World Martial Arts Tournament training just before the fights start. When Goku comes into the ring to fight Fighter 69, he can be seen saying "What is this? The Diaper Brigade?!" He is then shown fighting against Krillin in a match where he hits him a few times and uses Bruce Lee's famous "Dragon Stomp." When Krillin gets back up, the Bruce Lee Impersonator gets scared and hides behind the referee and surrenders.[8]
Another character that resembles Bruce Lee is seen in West City in the episode "A Trip to the City", where he challenges people to a street fight and anyone who beats him will get 100,000 zeni. Goku and him fight, but after seeing Goku's tremendous strength, he gives up.
The second character that resembles Bruce Lee is a boss in Dragon Ball Z: Super Gokuden: Totsugeki-Hen.
The Impersonator in "Milk Delivery"
The Impersonator burned by Baragon
Great Lee (Collectibles)
Kickboxer immediately before being struck by Goku
The Kickboxer is an African fellow who wears an orange shirt, blue shorts, and orange shoes. He also has hand-wraps designating his fighting style as a kickboxer. When Goku is seen proceeding for his match in the Elimination Rounds, he, along with Great Lee, teases Goku. He says "I just hope he doesn't make a mess on the fighting ring floor." Goku proceeds to win the round and this leaves the Kickboxer and Great Lee baffled by his might. He later goes up against Goku only to be knocked out by a single kick to his chin, sending him sprawling into the air and he is knocked out as he hits the ground.
Kickboxer with Great Lee as they tease Goku's participation in the Elimination Rounds
Kickboxer with Great Lee as they are stunned by Goku's fight
Kickboxer is struck by Goku
Kickboxer in midair after he is struck by Goku
Kickboxer after being knocked out
Kickboxer (Collectibles)
Nam's Family
Nam's Father
Nam with his father
Nam's father is an old man[9] who has three sons: Nam, Ami, and Dabu. His address is SAM 275508 S.
Ami is the brother of Dabu and the younger brother of the warrior Nam. His address is SAM 275508 S.
Dabu
Dabu is the brother of Ami and the younger brother of the warrior Nam. His address is SAM 275508 S.
Dabu appears as a heavily starved boy, and has almost no body mass. It is presumed that after Master Roshi sponsored Nam's village by giving them food, Dabu becomes a normal, healthy boy.
Red Ribbon Army Saga
Four Professional Boxers
The four professional boxers
In the filler episode "The Legend of a Dragon", Colonel Silver fights four professional boxers. He easily dodges all their attacks and knocks all of them out.
Silver's Henchmen
Colonel Silver's two henchmen
Silver's henchmen in the manga
Silver's henchmen (RR軍兵士, RR-gun heishi) are a human and an anthropomorphic wolf who work for Colonel Silver. They are the only soldiers under the command of Colonel Silver who appear in the Dragon Ball manga.
While they were snoozing instead of searching the Dragon Ball, Colonel Silver rudely awakens them with his gun. They talk about how pointless the search is when Goku comes and finds the Dragon Ball in less than a minute. They try to steal it, but Goku easily defeats them.
Silver's henchmen are featured in a boss fight in Dragon Ball Z: Super Gokuden: Totsugeki-Hen. They are seen in a cutscene in Dragon Ball Z: Idainaru Son Goku Densetsu. The human soldier also has a brief appearance in Dragon Ball: Revenge of King Piccolo, while the anthropomorphic wolf is used as a model for regular soldiers in the game. In Dragon Ball: Origins 2, this duo is replaced by a soldier wearing a Red Ribbon Army uniform and a Leopard Man.
Muscle Tower Guards
White's Scouts
White's scouts are a Human and an anthropomorphic dog who work for General White. The human is ranked a sergeant, while the dog is an ordinary soldier. Out of White's regular soldiers, they are the only two to have a major role in the Dragon Ball anime.
The sergeant
They are first introduced when they report a plane crash to White. White orders them to investigate the crash, according to the report he received from Red Ribbon Army Headquarters about Goku on board the plane. The sergeant responds that all they found were remnants of the robot that was piloting the plane. The soldier, however, manages to find a trail (resulting from Suno dragging an unconscious Goku), and the two follow it via a tank. When White calls them for progress reports, the sergeant responds that the trail is too hard to see due to a blizzard; White simply barks at him to not waste any time, under the pretense that the boy was not far.
The dog soldier
The sergeant then orders his platoon to fan out and search for Goku, while he and his underling continue to follow the trail. It eventually ends at the edge of a cliff, so they decide to turn back. Suddenly, the sergeant discovers a small number of dome-shaped houses (Jingle Village) below the cliff, one of which he assumes that Goku is in hiding. One by one, they search the houses, leaving inhabitants terrified and their furniture destroyed by gunfire. When they finally reach Suno's home, they discover Goku in the bathroom and open fire; but to their horror, they find that their guns had very little effect on the child. Goku misidentifies the sergeant as Suno's father, but Suno explains that they are Red Ribbon soldiers. Before the soldiers can fire a second round, they are knocked out by Goku's swift attacks. It is implied that the soldiers were killed, as the dog solider's body spontaneously fires his gun in the air in what appears to be rigor mortis, the sudden contraction of a dead body's muscles; cases of fallen soldiers' corpses firing their guns in rigor mortis have been reported in real life. The sergeant is never seen again after this.
During Goku's fight with Ninja Murasaki, the dog soldier is seen again at Muscle Tower (having recovered from his wounds), serving the imprisoned Jingle Village Chief his supper in his jail cell. When the chief asks the soldier about the battle's ruckus, the soldier answers that Goku was coming to rescue him but warns him not to get his hopes up, as he assumes the boy was already dead anyway. Enraged that the army would go so far as to kill a child, the chief grabs the soldier, yelling at him what he would do if he had a son in the same situation; the soldier pushes him away and responds that he would not have his own son wandering around the tower in the first place before leaving the jail cell. Afterwards, the soldier is never seen again.
In Dragon Ball: Advanced Adventure, the Red Ribbon soldier enemies look like the dog soldier. They are unlockable as playable characters in certain modes. Both appear in Dragon Ball: Origins 2 as regular enemies in chapter 2.
R2 Gun - The Sergeant's Super Attack in Dragon Ball Z: Dokkan Battle. He uses his rifle to attack the opponent.
White's Binoculars Soldier
The binoculars soldier
The binoculars soldier is a random soldier who works for General White. He is most likely the NCO of the squad patrolling the vicinity where the soldiers forced the citizens of Jingle Village to dig through the snow for one of the Dragon Balls supposedly near them. When he noticed Goku running towards the digging site, he alerted a tank to pursue him. In the episode "A Real Bind", a soldier similar to this one was seen spying on Yamcha and the others while they were flying towards the Red Ribbon HQ.
Tank Soldiers
The Tank Soldiers were three of General White's troops who drove a single tank. They were sent by the binoculars soldier who discovered Goku heading near their digging area. After the boy dodged their cannon fire, the leader of the trio stepped out of the tank and yelled out to him, demanding to know where he was going. Goku answered that he was on his way to Muscle Tower; this amused the soldiers, as they teased him about his business there and suggested that he turn back. When the boy asked them if they were Red Ribbon soldiers (to which the leader responded yes), he ordered them to fight him. They did via gunfire, but Goku managed to evade their bullets by traveling beneath the snow, intimidating the confused soldiers. After a brief moment of hiding, Goku finally popped out, surprising them, and defeated the gun-toting trio.
Outdoor Guards
The Outdoor were a small group of General White's soldiers patrolling the vicinity around Muscle Tower. Among these soldiers is an anthropomorphic bear, who is most likely the NCO of the group. When they saw Goku rushing towards the tower, the NCO alerted his superior, who ordered them to immediately open fire. Goku, however, shielded himself from the soldiers' bullets and knocked them all out simultaneously using his power pole.
2nd Floor Guards
The 2nd Floor Guards were four of General White's soldiers Goku encountered on the second floor of Muscle Tower.
They were at first seen lounging about (possibly bored), waiting for their intruder. They were quick to react as they heard the outside door open but were surprised to find that the trespasser was a mere child (Goku). Amused, the troops "scolded" Goku for startling them and, with granted permission from General White, prepared to kill him.
Intent on sharing the killing of the boy among his comrades, the leader of the group (the kicking soldier) slowly reared in on Goku to strike first but missed, and Goku kicked back, sending the soldier flying into the wall, the impact knocking him out. Angered, the knife-wielder and the boxer both lunged at the boy but were easily defeated as well. The gun-toter then attempted to sneak on Goku and shoot him, but Goku dodged too quickly, and the soldier found himself firing at an illusion. Confused about his enemy's whereabouts, he panicked, and Goku tapped his shoulder from behind (much to the soldier's shock) and sent him flying into a nearby table with a powerful punch, knocking him out too, much to the intrigue of White and Murasaki.
Two of the soldiers fought via kicking and boxing, while the other two wielded a gun and a knife.
Maze Soldiers
The Maze Soldiers were the last group of General White's men (5 soldiers, to be exact) who were sent to the 4 1/2 floor to kill Goku. Android 8, putting his ear to the floor, sensed their approaching footsteps, causing Goku to be on the offensive. When they arrived, Eighter reluctantly tripped one of them (who just happened to be running while on the search), sending the soldier flying into a wall, knocking him out cold; Goku easily defeated the other four by pushing two of the soldiers into another one, sending all three flying to the wall to knock them out, and landing a powerful punch to the last soldier.
The soldiers who were piled together can be seen under Colonel Silver's command: Two were chasing the monkeys that were in possession of one of the Dragon Balls; the third (a bearded soldier) was destroying a forest with a flamethrower.
General White's Sisters
Picture of General White's sisters
General White's sisters are two younger women only seen in a photo that Ninja Murasaki drops when fighting Goku in Muscle Tower. The picture is of them in their underwear getting dressed in ninja outfits. He was supposed to be showing them around the tower at the time, so he likely tricked them into changing so that he could use his stealth to take the picture. One has purple hair and is shown putting on blue while the other one is blonde and is seen putting on pink. Murasaki also has a picture of the blonde (possibly whom he sees as the most attractive of the two siblings) posing alone in her pink ninja outfit in his hut.
Mother with Sunglasses
The mother with sunglasses in "A Trip to the City"
A woman with red/blonde hair and sunglasses who lives in West City. She makes several minor appearances in the series. She is often seen rolling a stroller, like in her first appearance, in "A Trip to the City". She is seen fleeing West City in "Prelude to Vengeance", with her daughter watering flowers in Dragon Ball: Plan to Eradicate the Saiyans, pushing a stroller in "People of Earth Unite", rolling a stroller with three kids in Dragon Ball: Yo! Son Goku and His Friends Return!! She also appears in Dragon Ball Online.
The mother with sunglasses during the King Piccolo Saga
The mother with sunglasses in Plan to Eradicate the Saiyans
The mother with sunglasses in "People of Earth Unite"
The mother with sunglasses in Yo! Son Goku and His Friends Return!!
West City Taxi Driver
A Taxi Driver who works in West City and drives a hovercar taxi. When Goku makes it to the city and does some exploring for Bulma in the episode "A Trip to the City", he gets in a cab and asks the driver to take him to Bulma's house. When the Taxi Driver learns that Goku does not have money, he gets angry and tells him to leave his taxi. In the Funimation dub of this episode, he is voiced by Sean Schemmel; who voices adult Goku.
The West City Taxi Driver later appears in Dragon Ball: Plan to Eradicate the Saiyans, where he is shown knocked out after a car crash. Also, his car makes a brief appearance in Dragon Ball: Yo! Son Goku and His Friends Return!!.
West City Taximan in "A Trip to the City"
West City Taximan angry
West City Taximan in Plan to Eradicate the Saiyans
Bulma (citizen)
Another citizen named Bulma
Another citizen named Bulma in West City showed by the cop to Goku.
Unnamed Big Fighter
An unnamed fighter who fought Great Lee for 100,000 zeni in the Red Ribbon Army Saga episode "A Trip to the City".
This big fighter only appears in the anime. All of his attacks are dodged by the Bruce Lee Impersonator, and he is then knocked out with an uppercut causing the impersonator to win. He bears a slight resemblance to retired USMC drill instructor and actor R. Lee Ermey. He also has a resemblance to General White, but with a flat top haircut.
Big Fighter's Friends
The Big Fighter's friends in the crowd
Two men who are the Big Fighter's friends. They wear identical clothing, and are seen cheering the Big Fighter on during his fight with the Bruce Lee Impersonator. Once the fighter loses, they drag him out of there.
Yamcha's Fan Club
Yamcha's Fan Club is a group of girls from West City that are romantically interested in Yamcha, despite him dating Bulma at the time. They appear in "Master Thief, Hasky" where they yell outside of Capsule Corporation wanting Yamcha but are disappointed when Goku shows his face out the window instead. Bulma then gets mad and tells them all to go away.
General Blue Saga
Scout 0-1
Scout 0-1 is a soldier in the Red Ribbon Army. He saw Goku, Krillin and Bulma leave Kame House to search for the Dragon Ball in a submarine. He told General Blue that his base was Kame House and they only people there are an old man, a turtle and a woman who were all unarmed.
Commander Red's Painter
During the The Trap is Sprung, Commander Red has his portrait painted by an anthropomorphic goat. To please Red, the painter portrays Red as a tall, strong man, and Staff Officer Black as what Red truly looks like.
He is similar in appearance to Dr. Goat, who appears in Akira Toriyama's Today's Highlight Island and Dr. Slump series.
Mousey is a small mouse that scurried into General Blue and Goku's fight in the Pirate Cave. It was given its name by Goku.
Mousey startled Blue and made his telekinesis on Goku wear out giving Goku the upper hand again. After Krillin and Bulma go ahead of Goku while he gets the Dragon Ball, he stops to save Mousey and runs off with him in his mouth, intending to repay him for his involvement in saving him. When they reached the surface again and ended up at General Blue's Camp, they let Mousey go.
Mousey appears as an item that stuns General Blue for one turn when used in Dragon Ball 3: Gokuden.
It also appears in Dragon Ball Z: Super Gokuden: Totsugeki-Hen, and it is a "treasure item" in Dragon Ball: Revenge of King Piccolo.
Soldier 23
Soldier 23 was one of the last soldiers of General Blue's sector. He was sleeping back at General Blue's Camp during the time Goku, Krillin, Bulma and Mousey escaped the Pirate Cave. When he woke up, he overheard Goku's conversation about he defeated General Blue, to which the soldier panicked and hid in a shelf while they investigated the base. When they left General Blue returned and, after being informed by the soldier that the three had been in the base and that he had been sleeping on the job and had hid from them instead of trying to stop them, killed him (mentioning to the dying soldier "now you can sleep all you want"). He has a slight resemblance to Senbei Norimaki from the Dr. Slump series.
General Blue mistakes Obotchaman for Samuel
In the Funimation dub, Samuel is General Blue's long lost brother. At Penguin Village, when General Blue was going to Senbei Norimaki's house in order to steal an airplane, he mistakes Obotchaman for Samuel while Obotchaman was fixing his stolen car. In the original Japanese version, Samuel is never referred to and General Blue instead expresses his attraction for Obotchaman.
Commander Red Saga
Tao's Tailor
The Tailor
An unnamed tailor who lives in a city south of the Sacred Land of Korin and east of the Red Ribbon Army Headquarters.
Mercenary Tao appears to this tailor right after Goku had ruined his outfit during their battle. The tailor says to Tao that the outfit would take a whole week to remake, but Tao gives him only three days, and the tailor remakes his outfit without sleep. When he asks for his pay, Tao wonders why he would ask the world's greatest assassin to give away money. Tao tells him he does not carry any money and instead offers to kill someone for him, as his services normally cost 10 billion zeni, but as the tailor does not want anyone killed, Tao kills the tailor with a Pressure Point Attack and leaves the shop, telling him to keep the change.
Tao's tailor appears in Dragon Ball: Origins 2, but is not shown being killed by Tao. He is even shown in level 7-1, replacing the tailor who remade Goku's Turtle School uniform in the series. In the bonus level 5-6, the tailor is the one who tells Krillin about a fabulous treasure and the "giant bird" who protects it inside the pyramid in the Sacred Land of Korin.
A character who looks similar to this tailor is briefly seen in the King Piccolo Saga.[10]
The above statement about why he killed the tailor was exclusive to the dub. In the Japanese version, Tao didn't bother to give a reason.
Sniper Assassin
Unnamed Sniper Assassin
An Arabic-looking assassin that attempted to kill Mercenary Tao while he stayed in the village where he got new clothes. When attempting to kill Tao, Tao flipped his sandal off of his feet into the air which prevented the bullet from hitting him causing the unnamed assassin to fail. He only appears in Dragon Ball episode 61 "Korin Tower".
Japanese: TBA
Funimation dub: Sean Schemmel
Sniper Assassin vs. Mercenary Tao
His weapon appears to be an Armalite AR-15, the semi-automatic civilian model of the M16A1.
The assassin who attempts to kill Tao bears a passing resemblance to Nam.
Violet's Henchmen
Violet's wolf soldier
Violet's henchmen are two humans and an anthropomorphic wolf who work for Colonel Violet. They are the only Red Ribbon soldiers under her command and appear only in the Dragon Ball anime.
Violet and the trio first appeared on a boat, searching for one of the Dragon Balls in a swamp. While the wolf soldier was fanning his relaxing superior, the human soldiers (following the radar confiscated from Goku) discovered the Dragon Ball at the swamp's bottom and quickly alerted her of the discovery. As they prepared to leave, a giant alligator impeded their path; one of the human soldiers attempted to subdue it with a gatling gun. Violet understood that it was merely hungry and pushed the human soldiers off the boat as meal offerings to distract the alligator so that she and her last goon could escape. The two soldiers begged their commanding officer to let them back on, but their pleas fell on deaf ears, and the behemoth reptile instantly devoured them, much to the horror of the wolf soldier.
One of Violet's two human henchmen
When they finally reached land, Violet and the wolf soldier attempted to return to Red Ribbon HQ via an airplane that was parked nearby. Their efforts, however, were delayed by hostile natives throwing spears, and the soldier realized that he and his leader were on their turf. Making haste, he tried to start the plane's engine but failed to do so in time when he was stabbed by one of the flying spears, killing him. Violet then took control of the plane herself and flew back to HQ safely with the Dragon Ball in her possession. Despite losing her men, she managed to successfully complete her mission.
Violet's two human henchmen
Fortuneteller Baba Saga
Tailor Ford
Tailor Ford is the man who made a new Turtle School uniform for Goku right before he goes to Fortuneteller Baba's Palace with Yamcha, Puar, Krillin and Upa. Yamcha bribes him to have it done in an hour. Tailor Ford lives in a town in the northeast part of the Southern Continent.
Rich Couple
A Rich Couple is a husband and wife that had lost their money. They visit Fortuneteller Baba to retrieve it; she reveals to them that they had hid it in a cucumber, something they had forgotten. Then, they leave Baba's palace in their limo. This rich couple obviously had the financial means to pay Baba's massive fee to have their fortune told, so they did not have to fight her five warriors.
Mighty-but-compassionate Warrior
The Mighty-but-compassionate Warrior
The Mighty-but-compassionate Warrior is a character featured in Master Roshi's story about the Devilmite Beam in "The Mysterious Fifth Man".
The Mighty-but-compassionate Warrior looks very similar to Nam.
According to Master Roshi, long ago there was a Mighty-but-compassionate Warrior. His power was beyond measure, yet many foolish upstarts tried to destroy him, in hopes of making a name for themselves. They were all unsuccessful, until one day, Spike the Devil Man appeared. Knowing he could not compete against the warrior's strength, the Devilman attacked using his mind. He discovered he could exploit his opponent's negative thoughts, no matter how faint, and convert them into an energy beam of immense power, the Devilmite Beam. According to Master Roshi's story, the Warrior was killed when the Devilmite Beam caused his negative thoughts to explode.
Tiger Thief
The Tiger Thief in "Terror and Plague"
The Tiger Thief is an anthropomorphic tiger (who is just like Bear Thief) who was being offered to save Chao's village in "Terror and Plague". He declined the offer and was going to attack Chao but was defeated by Goku.
The Tiger Thief in Goku's Traffic Safety
Another Tiger Thief later shows up in the Goku's Traffic Safety video, where he picks a fight with Goku and is again defeated and falls off of a bridge. This Tiger Thief is voiced by Daisuke Gōri.
Funimation dub: Dameon Clarke
The Tiger Bandit Gang is a group of anthropomorphic Tiger Bandits that serve as common enemies in Dragon Ball Z: The Legacy of Goku II.
The demon from Journey to the West
The armor the Tiger Thief wears resembles that worn by Chinese soldiers during the Ming and Qing Dynasties. The Bear Thief, the Tiger Thief, the nameless warrior trapped in the Gourd of Mist, Sky Dragon, and Lord Yao also wear similar armors.
Tiger Thief might be based on an unnamed demon warrior from the king of the yellow wind in the Chinese novel Journey to the West.
Unnamed Warrior
The unnamed warrior
An unnamed warrior who was trapped inside the Gourd of Mist. He is seen when Chao tells Goku about the gourd in "Terror and Plague". This warrior wields a sovnya (a Russian naginata-like weapon), and wears an armor that resembles that worn by Chinese soldiers during the Ming and Qing Dynasties. The Bear Thief, Ox-King, the Tiger Thief, Sky Dragon, and Lord Yao also wear similar uniforms.
Chenshi
Chenshi was a baby when his village was attacked by Terror and Plague. Terror and Plague had a man-eating gourd which would swallow someone if they did not reply when called by name, and so they gathered the villagers up and called out their names. However, there was no way that the two week old Chenshi could reply. Terror forced Chenshi's mother to tell him his name so that he could call it. But Goku had come to get rid of Terror and Plague at Chao's request, and unable to tolerate this, he dashed in and put a stop to it, and Chenshi was spared. His character design is exactly the same as Turbo Norimaki.
King Wonton and Queen Harumaki
Queen Harumaki and King Wonton
The king and queen of a land that Goku visits in "Goku vs. Sky Dragon". They held a match that was to be between Master Chin of the Chin-Star School and Sky Dragon of the Panther-Fang School for the title of Master of Martial Arts, but instead Goku filled in for Chin.
Princess Misa's Parents
Misa's father, the king
Misa's mother, the queen
King Kress (クレス王, King Kress) and Queen Kress (クレス王妃, Queen Kress) are the rulers of the Fiend Village, a land that Goku visits in the episode "Goku Goes to Demon Land".
They sent Goku to the Demon Realm so he can save their daughter Princess Misa, who was kidnapped by Shula, the king of the Demon World, who was planning to marry her. After Goku rescued her and left Demon Land, he met back up with the king and queen. The king appeared to be very distrusting when first meeting Goku, but witnesses his skill soon after. Despite the king's doubts, Goku saves his daughter, after which they celebrate. He is also aware of the existence of Master Roshi.
Pinfu
Pinfu (ピンフ, Pinfu) is the child that had constantly moved with his parents due to the attacks on the villages that he and his parents had lived in by InoShikaCho, a giant boar. Pinfu appears in the episode "The Rampage of InoShikaCho".
Pinfu with his parents
After the first village they lived in was attacked, Pinfu and his parents were forced to move to a second village, as this seemed to be a wiser decision than to stay in the village that was attacked. As they are moving to the other village, the brakes on their tractor fail and they find themselves in an out-of-control vehicle, with all of their belongings in the tractor. Luckily, they are saved by Goku, who was passing through.
Pinfu in Daizenshuu 7
The village they move to is soon attacked by InoShikaCho as well, and Pinfu and his parents have no choice but to move once again.
Tien Shinhan Saga
Mohawked Fighter
The mohawked fighter faces Yamcha
The Mohawked Fighter is an unnamed fighter that fought Yamcha in the elimination round of the 22nd World Martial Arts Tournament.
The mohawked man tosses some boards into the air, which he wrecks with one punch. Yamcha says that boards do not fight back, and Mohawk man replies that Yamcha will not be able to fight back when he is trashing him. Yamcha wins the match though. After the match, Tien mentions that Yamcha had the chance to deal his opponent a crushing blow but chose not to. Yamcha tells him that he did not wish to hurt the man badly, but only to win the match.[11]
The mohawked man with one of his comrades, in the King Piccolo Saga
This character is later seen in a team of three criminals who try to burglarize Kame House during the King Piccolo Saga, but they are stopped by Yamcha and Launch.[12]
In Dragon Ball Z: Buu's Fury, bandits in the Thieves Den are based on the mohawked fighter's appearance.
The Sumo Wrestler
The Sumo Wrestler is an unnamed sumo wrestler that fought Tien in the elimination round of the 22nd World Martial Arts Tournament.
The sumo wrestler steps into the ring ready to fight Tien. Another fighter insults the sumo wrestler, calling him a blob of fat. The sumo wrestler steps out of the ring, and angrily tells the fighter to say that to his face. The fighter punches the sumo wrestler in the stomach, to no effect. The sumo wrestler then slaps the fighter into a wall (looks pretty painful, the guy's teeth were knocked out). Yamcha says he is pretty strong, and Jackie Chun adds that fighters like that are tough to beat. The match begins, and the sumo wrestler lunges at Tien. Tien swiftly hits the sumo wrestler in the head, and he collapses. Tien wins the match, shocking everyone.
A fighter who looks very similar to him appears in Dragon Ball Z: Bojack Unbound, Doskoi.
King Piccolo Saga
Unnamed Fighter injured by Tien
The man injured by Tien
A man Tien Shinhan injured in a martial arts match and who holds a serious grudge. Tien is reunited with him in the episode "Tien's Atonement".
The fighter while confronting Tien in the ring
This fighter was savagely beaten in the ring of an unnamed tournament held before the 22nd World Martial Arts Tournament. As they fought in front of the large, cheering audience, Tien wins the fight, but instead of stopping when he has got the win, he breaks the man's leg mercilessly.
While searching for the Dragon Balls in the King Piccolo Saga, Tien, Chiaotzu and Master Roshi arrive at a near-vacated town. Tien knocks at the door of the house where the Dragon Ball is indicated to be. When the man's wife opens the door, Tien finds himself face-to-face with the ex-fighter. Sitting at a table, the man recognizes Tien. He says he suffered 13 broken bones and it took him 2 years to make his way back to his house after what Tien did to him.
The injured man at home
While the man's wife calls the police, believing Tien is responsible for the series of murders being committed by Tambourine, Tien gives a heart-felt apology and asks for the Dragon Ball. The man laughs at him and refuses outright to have anything to do with Tien. Outside the house, Master Roshi and Chiaotzu note a bunch of police cars arriving. They bust into the house and wish to arrest Tien for the murder of all the martial artists. Master Roshi walks into the house to try to diffuse the situation. One officer recognizes him, and listens to Master Roshi as he vouches for Tien. Master Roshi is able to prove Tien's innocence and the police soon leave. Tien again asks for the Dragon Ball. Not trusting Tien, the man wearily predicts that the former Crane student will proceed to tear his humble house apart in his search for the object. Instead of getting mad, Tien grovels at the man's feet, begging him for forgiveness for his previous cruel actions and for the Dragon Ball which can help stop the current crisis, even offering to let the man take his revenge on him and break his arms if he so wishes. Surprised by Tien's humbleness, the man lowers his gun and grants Tien his forgiveness. He says that he may have the Dragon Ball, which his sleeping baby is currently holding.
The injured fighter
The injured man's wife
The fighter's baby holding the Dragon Ball
Strong King's Guard
The guard confronts King Piccolo
The Strong King's Guard is member of the Earth's Military. He is very strong for a Earthling, as well as very large (nearly as tall as King Piccolo, who is over 8 feet tall).
This guard attempts to thwart Piccolo's takeover of King Castle, but is killed with a hand through his chest after he refuses to tell King Piccolo where King Furry is located. It is presumed he was soon after revived with the other recent victims of King Piccolo and his sons.
The guard is very powerful for an ordinary human, despite knowing that King Piccolo uses some king of "black" magic and is immune to bullets, he is still confident he can defeat him. However he is easily taken down by King Piccolo.
Piccolo Jr. Saga
Piccolo's Adoptive Parents
The Old Couple with Piccolo's egg
An old couple who found King Piccolo's last egg, which contained Piccolo Jr. The old lady spotted the egg, and she and her husband brought it to their house. There, they witnessed Piccolo Jr.'s birth. Later, the young Piccolo Junior burned down the couple's empty house and vowed revenge. The couple only appears in the anime episode Lost and Found and do not appear in the manga.
The old lady looks like Old Woman Spring, the shopkeeper from Penguin Village.
Piccolo's Adoptive Father
Piccolo's Adoptive Mother
Tai with his parents
Tai is a little boy who only appears in the Dragon Ball anime.
He is celebrating his birthday with his family during the Piccolo Jr. Saga, when Kid Piccolo Jr. becomes angry at the sight of them and throws a rock through their window. While they are distracted, Piccolo Jr. enters their house and approaches them from behind. The Namekian ransacks their house and then runs off into the woods. The family sicces their dog on him, but Piccolo Jr. blasts it away, thereby discovering some of his power.[13]
Tai's father shares a near identical appearance to Penny's Father from Dragon Ball: Curse of the Blood Rubies.
Patrol 15
Patrol 15 are two soldiers of King Furry's army that appear in "Earth's Guardian Emerges". They discover a dead bear which was killed by a young Piccolo Jr. They first mistake him for an innocent child and warn him that there might be poachers, but Piccolo uses his powers to damage their guns, scaring them away.
Chuu Lee's Family
Chuu Lee's Mother
The Mother of Chuu Lee. She resembles the village maiden from "The Rampage of InoShikaCho", as well as the aged Chi-Chi from Future Trunks' timeline.
Chuu Lee and Pippi
Pippi is Chuu Lee's pet bird that ran away, causing Chuu Lee to wait for it. The bird is female in the Japanese version, but male in the English dub.
Goku's Doll
Goku's Doll is a magical clay golem of Goku created by Mr. Popo for Goku to use as a sparring partner in the lookout. Its only appearance was in the Dragon Ball episode "Goku's Doll."
The doll unmasked
The doll is a near-complete duplicate of Goku, except with Mr. Popo's eyes and a slightly different version of the Turtle School uniform, it being a lighter shade of orange with red wristbands and Kami's symbol. At first, it also wears a red-and-white mask.
Goku clashes with the doll
Mr. Popo created the doll using a strand of Goku's hair in response to Goku's repeated requests to give him an opponent to fight with. The doll had the upper hand against Goku during most of their fight, as unlike Goku, it has no interference with its mind and can concentrate completely on the battle.
The lifeless doll
In the end, Goku seemingly managed to concentrate his mind and defeat the doll, but in reality, the doll simply ran out of energy, reverting to its lifeless state.
As stated by Mr. Popo himself, the doll has exactly the same skills as Goku, but can focus completely on fighting and nothing else. As a result, it initially dominates Goku in the fight, with Goku only winning because the doll ran out of power.
Techniques and Special Abilities
The doll lands a Heavy Finish on Goku.
Kamehameha - A powerful Ki blast fired with two hands after concentrating a large amount of Ki.
Afterimage Technique - An ability to move so swiftly that an image of the user is left behind.
Heavy Finish - A powerful attack aimed at the opponent's stomach, meant to stun them for follow up attacks.
Ki Sense - The ability to sense the location, life force, and power level of anyone; the stronger and closer the enemy, the more powerful the sensation. Also, if a ki is very powerful, it can be sensed from afar by people who are trained to sense energy.
Rapid Movement - The fighter moves with great speed, which creates the illusion of teleportation.
In Dragon Ball Z: Goku Hishōden, a grown-up version of Goku's doll was used to train Goku before he left the lookout.
The doll's debut
Catman is a fighter who is seen registering for the 23rd World Martial Arts Tournament.
Despite being called Catman, he shows no cat-like traits.
He is not seen fighting in the Elimination Rounds but he apparently lost them since he was not one of the eight finalists. His only appearance is in the anime episode "Changes".
Shen's Son
The son of Shen. When his father's body had been borrowed by Kami, Hero's son was rooting for his father during in the whole 23rd World Martial Arts Tournament. After Kami freed Shen while he was sucked into an Evil Containment Wave container by Piccolo, his father woke up in the ring confused and the boy was seen congratulating his father.
Pansy's Parents
Parents of Pansy from Dragon Ball: Curse of the Blood Rubies.
Pansy's Father
Penny's Father
Pansy's father is a resident in the Land of Gurumes and a seemingly strong fighter.
He saved Pansy from one of King Gurumes' soldiers but was beaten up by Bongo as a result.
Japanese: Shōzō Iizuka
Harmony Gold dub: Steve Kramer
BLT dub: Michael Donovan
Funimation dub: Brian Mathis
Pansy's father vs. Bongo
Tai's father, a character who appears during the King Piccolo Saga, looks like Pansy's father. This character is voiced by Naoki Tatsuta.
Pansy's Mother
Penny's Mother
Pansy's mother is a resident of the Land of Gurumes.
She was watching the kingdom being bulldozed down in search of Blood Rubies. She yelled out when Pansy attacked one of King Gurumes' soldiers. When her dad came out to save her he was beaten up by Bongo. She came out of the crowd to rush over to her beaten husband.
Japanese: Reiko Suzuki
BLT dub: Kathy Morse
Funimation dub: Dana Schultes
She looks very similar to Suno's mother.
Fire Safety Kids' Parents
The parents of the Fire Safety Kids which are seen in Goku's Fire Brigade. They are only seen in their pajamas in one scene of the film. The boy tells their mother that they should make sure that the gas is completely off and the daughter tells the father that he should not be smoking a cigarette in bed.
Raditz Saga
Billy is a boy from Spinach Wastes. His only appearance is in the Dragon Ball Z episode "The New Threat," where he is seen from a distance falling off the roof of a farm building into a haystack where one of the farmers is heard saying "Good one Billy".
Vegeta Saga
Princess Snake's Attendants
Princess Snake's servant girls are always at her side. In the FUNimation dub, one of them is named Nina, likewise in the old Ocean Group dub, one is referred to as Keely.
In a scene cut from televised airings, one of the servant girls pulls out a magnum pistol, explaining she likes to play Russian roulette to pass the time and quickly loses the game when the gun's bullet goes through her head.
They appear in Dragon Ball Z: Harukanaru Densetsu and Dragon Ball Z: Attack of the Saiyans. In the latter, they are enemies that show the ability to contort and elongate their arms to attack their opponents. Also in Attack of the Saiyans, those called Princess Servants are blonde and wear green dress while those called Princess' Guards have dark hair and wear purple dress.
Namek Saga
Unnamed Doctor
A doctor who works in Wukong Hospital.
He slightly resembles Dr. Brief (and sounds quite similar to him), except with slightly spikier hair, a smaller mustache, and is remarkably taller.
This doctor takes care of Goku when he is in the hospital after his battle against Vegeta. He and the nurse refuse to let Goku train with his bad arm. Later, he does not want Yajirobe to give him a Senzu Bean, and both he and the nurse are quite shocked to see it completely heal Goku. They then watch shockingly when Goku leaves the hospital and flies away on his Flying Nimbus.
The doctor is briefly seen in a cutscene in Dragon Ball Z: Budokai.
The doctor and nurse with Goku and Chi-Chi
The doctor and nurse shocked
Emi (エミー, Emī) is one of the children traveling in the Mirror spaceship that Krillin, Bulma, and Gohan meet during their travel to Namek in the episode "Held Captive".
She is saved by Gohan when a fire breaks out in the spaceship. After Krillin, Bulma, and Gohan save the ship from destruction and leave, Emi is never seen again.
Japanese: Junko Shimakata
Funimation dub: Alison Viktorin
Three Soldiers on Planet Frieza #79
The 3 Planet Frieza #79's soldiers
These are the first soldiers to have a speaking role in the anime.
One was humanoid, another was a gecko-like creature and the last was a dog-like henchmen.
These 3 soldiers welcome Vegeta on the space pod landing place when he returned to Planet Frieza 79 heavily wounded from his defeat on Earth and wondered about Nappa's whereabouts, they noticed his power level and health were drastically low and immediately evacuate him to the Medical Machine where a Malaka's race doctor treated him.
According to the Dragon Ball Cardass, these 3 soldiers' combined battle power is 2,500.
The 3 soldiers watch Vegeta's landing
The three soldiers' scouter shows Vegeta is drastically weak
The three examines Vegeta's space pod
The three soldiers watch as Vegeta recovers
The 3 soldiers on the DB Manga
Control Tower Soldier
The control tower soldier and a Malaka's race doctor reading Frieza's and SSJ Goku's power levels
The control tower soldier is a blue-haired humanoid who works for Frieza, he is in charge of the control tower that moderate the flights in and out from Planet Frieza#79, where he settled.
His first appearance is in the late Vegeta Saga, when the heavily wounded Vegeta returns to Planet Frieza 79 to get recovery from his hard battle against the Dragon Team on Earth. He's seen later in the Namek Saga, watching the Ginyu Force heading to Planet Namek. His last appearance is in the Frieza Saga, where he's moderating both Final Form Frieza's and Super Saiyan Goku's power levels with a Malaka's race doctor, using the planet's special Scouter-like computer system that eventually exploded due to Goku's high power level. His fate is unknown but he might have died as the rest of Frieza's henchmen who were around.
According to the Dragon Ball Cardass, the control tower soldier's battle power is 3,000.
The two control tower soldiers play chess
The two Control Tower Soldiers
The 2 Control Tower Soldiers check out the siren
The humanoid Control Tower soldier is checking who's coming
The Control Tower soldier at work
Appule's Race Control Tower Soldier
This is a purple Appule's race member who is first and only seen once Vegeta returns to Planet Frieza 79, he can be seen playing chess or a similar game with the blue haired humanoid Control Tower soldier (listed above, until a siren that indicates Vegeta's space pod is coming interrupts their game. He is later can be seen talking with Malaka when Vegeta is out from the Medical Machine.
According to the Dragon Ball Cardass, the Appule-like control tower soldier's battle power is 3,000.
Plant Frieza No. 79 Malaka's Race Doctor
"Care to tell me what happened, Vegeta? Or is the wound to your ego still too raw to be examined? Judging by these stress fractures in your protective armor, you must've received quite a beating, and that's putting it lightly. I hope you're not entertaining ideas of revenge, I might not be here to put you back together next time."
— "A Friendly Surprise"
Malaka's race doctor is confused as to why Vegeta does not accept his scouter
On Planet Frieza 79, the Malaka lookalike medic was in charge of healing Vegeta in the Medical Machine after his defeat on Earth. After Vegeta was healed, the doctor was shocked at the excessive damage to the armor that occurred during the Saiyan's visit to Earth. When Vegeta rushes to his pod to go to Namek, he runs into this Malaka's race doctor holding a scouter, which the defecting Saiyan takes reluctantly.
Still on Planet Frieza 79, the doctor and other soldiers were monitoring the battle between Goku as a Super Saiyan and Frieza. However, the machines could not handle Goku's power level (after reading Frieza's) and exploded over all the soldiers who were in the room alongside this medic.
His manga debut was on "The Return of Vegeta".
Japanese: Kazumi Tanaka
Ocean Group dubs: Terry Klassen
Funimation dub: Mark Britten (DBZ; originally), Chris Cason (DBZ; Remastered), Andy Mullins (DBZ episode 42), Jerry Jewell (DBZ Kai episode 19)
Hebrew dub: Tzvika Schwartzberg
No. 79 Malaka's race doctor examining Vegeta's broken armor
The Planet Frieza No. 79 Malaka's race doctor in the manga (full color version)
Frieza's Reconnaissance Team
Frieza's Reconnaissance Team[7], composed of Banan (バナン, Banan) and Sūi (スーイ, Sūi) are two humanoid aliens who work together as foot soldiers in the Frieza Force. They made their debut in the episode "Frieza Strikes!".
Sūi
The appearance of Banan is marked by lilac-pigmented skin, horns, orange hair with a mustache and a blue scouter adorned over his face.
Sūi has purple-pigmented skin, a fin atop his head, a skull-like nose and wears a red scouter, which his arm cannon connects to.
The partners are sent to investigate two unknown power levels detected by Zarbon on Namek. During their search, they encounter Bulma, Krillin and Gohan, the latter two being the source of these power levels, who had only recently touched down on Namek. The two soldiers damage the group's spaceship, rendering them unable to leave the planet. In response they are easily overwhelmed by the Earthlings, who had been suppressing their power levels (a tactic they learned from their experiences with the conflict against Vegeta and Nappa, who relied too heavily on the readings of their scouter, a standard issue accessory among Frieza's army). Banan is kicked in the face by Krillin and Sūi punched by Gohan, causing them to fall into a lake.
It is likely that the teal Frieza Soldier, Banan, and Strock are of the same race.
According to Daizenshuu 7, they are lowest level warriors with power levels below 1,500. According to the Dragon Ball Cardass, Banan and Sui's combined battle power is 2,800.
Flight – The ability to fly with the use of ki.
Arm cannon – Used by Sūi to damage the group's spaceship.
Energy Wave – The most basic form of Ki Blast. Used by Banan in Legend of the Super Saiyan, and by the two of them in Harukanaru Densetsu.
Continuous Energy Wave – A combination of many energy waves fired at a rapid rate. Used by Banan in Legend of the Super Saiyan.
Beam Strike - The user shoots an energy ball. A variation of Beam Rifle used by Sui in Dragon Ball Z: Dokkan Battle.
Banan and Sūi were given their names in Dragon Ball Z: Goku Gekitōden, where they appear as recurring foes. Banan shown to be slightly stronger than Sūi: Sūi has 840 HP and BP, and Banan has 980 HP and BP. Also, the fighting style of Banan relies more on physical combat, while Sūi incorporates use of Energy Wave techniques.
Banan (バナン, Banan) (called "Bun" in the English version) also appears as a recurring foe with Appule in Dragon Ball Z: Super Saiya Densetsu. In this game, Banan gets two color edits as separate enemies: the green haired Beach (ビーチ, Bīchi) (called "Bud" or "Cuel" in English versions) and the purple haired Grep (グレップ, Gureppu) (called "Bund" or "Regne" in English versions).
They are seen in the background of the Frieza's spaceship battle stage in Dragon Ball Z Arcade. Sūi and Banan, along with Appule, are regular enemies that appear on Namek and Earth in Dragon Ball Z: Harukanaru Densetsu.
In Dragon Ball Z: Budokai, Banan and Sūi appear among the three soldiers seen on Earth with Frieza and King Cold (the third one being a Raspberry-esque soldier) in a cutscene of the Androids Saga.
Both characters make appearances as generic Frieza Soldiers in Dragon Ball Z: Dokkan Battle.
Japanese: Daisuke Gōri (Banan, DBZ), Ichirō Nagai (Sūi, DBZ), Yasunori Masutani (Banan, Kai), Tamotsu Nishiwaki (Sūi, Kai)
Ocean Group dubs: Michael Dobson (Banan), Paul Dobson (Sūi)
Funimation dub: Troy Williams (Banan, Z), Merk Harbour (Sūi, Z), Jeremy Inman (Banan, Kai), Jason Douglas (Sūi, Kai)
Banan and Sūi vs. Gohan and Krillin
Banan and Sūi laughing
Banan and Sūi are shocked
Gohan attacks Sūi
Banan and Grep in Super Saiya Densetsu
Banan in Harukanaru Densetsu
Sui attacking in Dokkan Battle
Sui in Dokkan Battle
Their names derived from the fruits banana and suika (Japanese for watermelon).
Sūi (Collectibles)
Banan (Collectibles)
Ronme
Romne charges the Namekians
Ronme is a soldier in the Frieza Force who fought at the battle at Moori's village. He first appeared in "Namek's Defense".
Ronme led the charge of Frieza's men at the Namekians. However, during the battle against the Namekian warriors, Ronme was defeated and killed.
Life-Risking Blow! – Ronme led the Life-Risking Blow! charge against the Namekian Warriors in Moori's village.
Ronme was named in Dragon Ball Z II: Gekishin Freeza, where is a regular foe and his power level is 1,100.
Ronme attacks
Krumbo
Krumbo attacks a Namekian
Krumbo is a soldier in the Frieza Force who fought at the battle at Moori's village. He first appeared in "Namek's Defense".
During the battle at Moori's village, Krumbo attacks one of the Namekian warriors with a heavy punch but the Namek blocks it. Krumbo is killed soon after.
Krumbo was named in Dragon Ball Z II: Gekishin Freeza, where is a regular foe and his power level is 3,200.
Sūi, as he mistakes the Earthlings for tourists
Krumbo's punch is blocked
Krumbo staggers backwards as a member of Appule's race comes to assist
Guprei
Gupure
Guprei (グプレー, Gupurē; Gupure) is a combatant.
Gupure was named in Dragon Ball Z II: Gekishin Freeza, where is a regular foe and his power level is 6,200. He is playable in Dragon Ball Xenoverse and Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2.
Frog-Face Soldier
The Frog-Face soldier bringing Frieza a Dragon Ball
Frog-Face (惑星わくせい戦士せんしD[14]ディー, Wakusei senshi dī) is a soldier in the Frieza Force.
Frog-Face is a purple-red-headed, reddish-pink-skinned humanoid dilophosaurus-like alien.
He was shown giving Frieza a Dragon Ball in one of the first episodes Frieza appeared in. He is the same alien race as Goose, who appeared later in the saga. In the Ocean dub, Frieza refers to him as "my little frog-faced warrior", and he is also named "Frog-Face" in the Frieza Saga card set from the collectible card game. He is killed when one of the three Namekian warriors deflects an energy blasts from another soldier in different directions, and one of the blasts ricochets and fries him to death.
According to Dragon Ball Carddass his power level is 2,900.
Japanese: Hitoshi Bifu
Ocean Group dubs: Scott McNeil
Funimation dub: Mike McFarland
Frog-Face and Appule laughing behind Moori
Frog-Face attacks a Namekian warrior
Frog-Face moments before his death
Frog-Face's death
Ginyu Force's Logistics Unit
Ginyu Force's logistics soldiers
The Ginyu Force had a number of low-level Frieza Force soldiers, whom are of various races, who took care of their launchings and space pods below the surface of Planet Frieza 79. Some of them drove green trucks with the Ginyu Force's insignia on them.
This unit probably went defunct after the Ginyu Force died on Planet Namek.
Ginyu Force's Logistics' trucks
Captain Ginyu Saga
From left to right, this is Goose, Strong, Strock, and Oggers posing with Captain Ginyu (center)
These are the characters who try out for a spot in the Ginyu Force, who appears in the anime only.
Strock is of the same alien race as the teal Frieza Soldier and Banan.
Ginyu knocks him into the sky when he brings the tryout to an end.
Japanese: Kōji Totani
Ocean Group dubs: Richard Newman
Funimation dub: Kyle Hebert
Captain Strong
He is the same alien race as Raspberry, and has darker skin. He holds the rank of captain. Unfortunately for Strong, he messes up while posing during his tryout and is knocked into the sky by Captain Ginyu. In the FUNimation dub and Ocean dub, the reason for Ginyu knocking Strong into the sky was changed into him being a Captain like Ginyu. As Ginyu knocks him away, he yells "There's only one Captain on the Ginyu Force, and that's me!".
Japanese: Yukimasa Kishino
Ocean Group dubs: Adam Henderson
Funimation dub: Justin Pate
Goose is a green-headed, pale-yellow-skinned humanoid dilophosaurus-like alien. He is the same alien race as the Frog-Face soldier (who appeared in the Namek Saga).
During his tryout for the Ginyu Force, Captain Ginyu knocks him into the sky because, according to Ginyu, Goose did not have enough style to be on the Ginyu Force.
Japanese: Kōzō Shioya
Ocean Group dubs: Don Brown
Funimation dub: Sonny Strait
Oggers
Oggers is a short, orange alien who appears in the anime only.
During his tryout, Captain Ginyu grows tired of the activity and declares the tryout over, knocking Oggers into the sky, along with all the other remaining candidates.
Japanese: Kenji Utsumi
Ocean Group dubs: Paul Dobson
Unnamed Saiyan Messenger Soldier
This was one of King Vegeta's messenger soldiers of the Royal Guard. King Vegeta gave him the mission to capture planet Tazba for Frieza, but the Saiyan failed to capture the planet on time due to the full moon being three days away. Because of this, King Vegeta kills the Saiyan messenger using his Execution Beam.
Zorn is an anime-only Saiyan character that appears in one of Frieza's flashbacks.
Zorn stands to the left of King Vegeta's throne and briefly pleads with him to not hand Prince Vegeta over to Frieza, which King Vegeta angrily responds to by saying he has no choice in the matter. Zorn possibly died along with the King and other Elite Saiyans during their failed assassination attempt on Frieza or perished with the rest of the Saiyans in Age 737, when Frieza blew up Planet Vegeta.
Funimation created the name "Zorn", obviously being a pun on "Corn". In the original Japanese version, the name of this Saiyan is not mentioned.
Unnamed Saiyan Elites
The three unnamed Saiyan Elites alongside Nappa and Prince Vegeta
The unnamed Saiyan Elites are three Saiyans who were likely high-ranking, mid-class members of the Saiyan Army, much like Nappa. They appear in anime-filler only, when Vegeta recalls his past in "The End of Vegeta".
The three unnamed Saiyan Elites, Nappa and Prince Vegeta witnessing King Vegeta's power
The first elite has black hair and black Battle Armor, the second elite has blonde hair and green Battle Armor, and the third elite has reddish-like hair and black-and-green Battle Armor. Interestingly, each wears a green scouter and their Battle Armor designs are nearly identical from each other's and Bardock's.
On an unnamed planet, the three Saiyan elites and Nappa were laughing in entertainment after Prince Vegeta sadistically blasts an inhabitant. When the inhabitants fight back, the Saiyans were protected by an Energy Shield. One was kneeling and looked bored while the other two were standing behind Nappa as the three and Prince Vegeta witness King Vegeta destroying the inhabitants, the planet and two other planets in the vicinity with an Explosive Wave.
Unnamed High Ranked Soldier
A high ranked soldier from the same alien race as Cui who only appears in the anime.[15]
His facial appearance and armor are similar to Cui, with the exception of him wearing a cape over his armor.
His loyalty to Frieza is strong, as shown when he orders to kill another of his own race when that soldier insulted Frieza in front of other warriors by presuming Frieza was dying. Upon executing the soldier, the high ranked soldier mentions that he owes Frieza for raising his family's station (social rank).
The high ranked soldier trying in vain to run away from the explosion
He monitors the battle between Frieza and Goku along with Plant Frieza No. 79 Malaka's race doctor, also eliminating a disloyal member of his own race and giving a speech that the only thing that truly matters within Frieza's empire is obedience to Frieza, with separate races no longer being a concept. However, when they try to read Goku's power level, the machine overloads and the high ranked soldier presumably dies in the explosion along with the rest of the soldiers.
Japanese: Masato Hirano
Ocean Group dubs: Jason Gray-Stanford
Funimation dub: Mark Britten, Bill Townsley (onwards)
Garlic Jr. Saga
Litt Frieza Soldier
In the Garlic Jr. Saga, Vegeta ruthlessly slaughtered some of Frieza's men on a distant planet in search of Goku. This bird-like soldier was the last surviving soldier on the battlefield, from a dodo bird-like alien species called the Litts (though the species is only named in the Japanese version). He wondered why Frieza would order Vegeta to do something like that to his race. Vegeta interrogated this soldier, hoping to get some answers on Goku's whereabouts.
Vegeta interrogates the Litt Frieza Soldier, hoping to gain clues to where Goku is
The soldier, who had never met or heard of Goku/Kakarot, said he knew nothing. Vegeta then went on to explain about how Kakarot was the one who killed Frieza and that Vegeta had betrayed Frieza. This left the soldier in shock and he was angered at this, thinking that the Saiyan prince was lying. He tried to shoot him with his arm Cannon. In reciprocation, Vegeta grabbed and crushed the gun in front of his face before he even had a chance to fire and Vegeta then blew his face up with a ki beam.
Funimation dub: Chuck Huber
Trunks Saga
This unnamed Captain discovers the remains of Frieza amongst the rubble of Namek in outer space
This Captain is an unnamed human-like humanoid who works as a soldier in King Cold's interplanetary operations.
His appearance is marked by the curious combination of blond hair coupled with a white beard.
The captain is responsible for the discovery of what remains of Frieza, after his climactic battle with Super Saiyan Goku. He oversees the journey to Earth upon Frieza's recovery, where King Cold and Mecha Frieza intend to exact revenge on Goku. After Future Trunks interferes, however, this Captain and his comrades effortlessly fall victim to the youth from the future.
He also appears (with a different shaped & colored battle armor) in the Dragon Ball Heroes promotional campaign fighting with the Saiyan-like heroes in Frieza's Spaceship.
His power level should be over 75,000, at least since Frieza considered him and his crew to be able to defeat the Z-Warriors who fought him on Namek, of whom Krillin who was the weakest had that kind of power level in the beginning of the fight.
Japanese: Ken Yamaguchi
Funimation dub: Christopher Sabat, Jay Jones (DBZ Kai)
Ocean Group dubs: Michael Kopsa
Hebrew Dub: Meron Aronovitch
The Unnamed Captain is first seen with wrist protectors (as he's seen in the rest of his DBZ appearance), but while he shouts that he found Frieza, he appears to be wearing gloves in that scene only. He can also be seen wearing gloves in Dragon Ball Heroes.
The Captain's eyebrows design varies throughout his appearances in Dragon Ball Z, from being described as lacking them he eventually gets blond and later white colored (perhaps to match his beard's color) eyebrows.
In the FUNimation dub, Fisshi is the character referred to as "Captain" by King Cold, while reporting to him that the crew didn't manage to detect a sign of life from Frieza after Planet Namek's explosion.
In his first appearance his Battle Armor lacks leg pads, he is shown with them afterwards.
Zoom on the Captain and his co-pilot
The Captain & his co-pilot fear Cold
Cold's Unnamed Captain and co-pilot
Frieza's subordinates watches Frieza's new mechanical tail with fear
Back view of Frieza's Subordinates standing behind King Cold & Mecha-Frieza watching Earth
The Captain with Mei-like soldier and Jeice-lookalike soldier
The Unnamed Captain goes mad over Future Trunks' trash talk and is about to charge
The Captain in the manga charging at Future Trunks
The Captain leads the charge at Future Trunks
The Captain's last appearance in the franchise: his muscular arm
Cold's Unnamed Captain in Dragon Ball Heroes promo
The Unnamed Captain is defeated in Dragon Ball Heroes 3rd promo
The Unnamed Captain is flipped in Dragon Ball Heroes 3rd promo
A Dragon Ball Online PTO soldier inspired by this Captain
A Frieza soldier in Resurrection 'F' who shares some similarities with the Unnamed Captain
King Cold's Malaka's Race Medic
Malaka's race medic repairing Frieza for King Cold
Malaka's race medic appeared on King Cold's planet monitoring Frieza in the Medical Machine as well as helping other scientists construct Frieza's new mechanical body for King Cold.
Funimation dub: Mark Stoddard (DBZ Kai, Episode 55)
Androids Saga
Future Android 19
Future Android 19 is Android 19's counterpart mentioned by Future Trunks.
According to Future Trunks, Future Dr. Gero created Future Android 19 along with Future Android 20, but was killed by the two of them. Future Trunks fought them but fighting alone was defeated.[16]
Cletus and Otis
Otis (left) and Cletus (right)
Cletus and Otis are two Earthlings who are shown in a semi during Vegeta's battle with Android 18 in the episode "Deadly Beauty".
Cletus has dark hair while Otis is big, bald, and has a beard.
Cletus notices that Vegeta and 18 are on top of the semi, but Otis (who is driving) does not believe him.
Paperclip Truck Driver
The paperclip truck driver
In the episode "Deadly Beauty", Vegeta threatens to blast Android 18, who is standing several meters away from him on the road. A truck drives behind Android 18 and the driver yells for her and Vegeta to get out of the middle of the road, as he has a truckload of paperclips he needs to unload. With no regard for the safety of the driver, Vegeta shoots a Big Bang Attack at 18. Naturally, she dodges and the blast hits the paperclip truck and blows it up, killing the driver. Android 17 comments that he likes to see destruction such as this. He bears an uncanny resemblance to Android 13, and the logo on his truck's passenger door closely resembles the insignia of the Ginyu Force. It is worth noting that, due to the nature of his death at the hands of Vegeta, he is never wished back to life in the original series.
In the dubbed version of Dragon Ball Z Kai, the driver is left alive instead of dying from Vegeta's attack, as he can be heard exclaiming "Dude, my truck!!" as the explosion subsided. It is possible that he got out the truck before it exploded, in the Japanese version he actually doesn't say anything.
In the Japanese original version of this scene, there's no referece to the content of the truck.
The truck driver from Satan City
In the episode "Blackmail", a big truck with a similar-looking driver nearly collides with Great Saiyaman in Satan City. Both this driver and the paperclip driver are wearing a hat that says "98CIAL".
Rex and Natalie
Rex and Natalie were two more characters in a television show that was being watched by Master Roshi and Maron in the episode "Last Ditch Effort". The show concluded with Rex breaking up with Natalie, and then walking away from her, while Natalie pleaded for him to come back. In the Ocean Group's dub, their names are Blake and Crystal.
Maron handing her suitcase to Tommie in his boat as she leaves Master Roshi's Island
Tommie (トミー, Tomī) is one of Maron's many boyfriends. He makes his first and only appearance in the series during the 137th episode of the Dragon Ball Z anime, "Last Ditch Effort", during the Androids Saga.
He is a muscular Human with black hair. When he arrives on Master Roshi's island, he is seen wearing a light blue-green top (the same color as his boat), red shorts and black sunglasses.
Tommie shows up on Master Roshi's Island while Maron is watching a sad, love story movie. When the movie is ending they hear a noise outside that is when Mack arrives on Master Roshi's Island, followed by Tommie. They are followed by many of Maron's other boyfriends. When Master Roshi asks who all of the men are Maron replies by saying, "I was bored so I called up a few boyfriends". Maron then runs inside, grabs her bags and hops into the boat with Tommie. She and all of her boyfriends are never seen again in Dragon Ball Z.
Mack (right) and Tommie (left)
Mack (マック, Makku) is one of Maron's many boyfriends who shows up on Kame Island to pick her up in the episode called "Last Ditch Effort". He and the other boyfriends each come in their own small boats. He and Tommie are the first two of Maron's boyfriends to show up, followed shortly thereafter by roughly a dozen more.
Lucky Foods workers
Two men who work for Lucky Foods. They had their car stolen by Android 18, Android 17, and Android 16 while they were having a hot coffee. They attempted to stop the Androids, but stopped when they saw Android 16 lifting the car, leaving them in awe.
Walter is one of the police officers pursuing the Androids after #18 shoplifted an outfit from a clothing store. While on the chase, #18 got out of the van and took out all of the police cars with ease, halting their pursuit. After the police cars had been taken out of commission by #18, Walter and another police man laid beaten and dumbfounded in their car, with the other cop asking him what had just happened.
Imperfect Cell Saga
Future Trunks (Cell's timeline)
Future Trunks killed by Cell
In Cell's original timeline, an alternate Future Trunks went into the past and helped Goku just as in the main timeline.
Future Trunks and the Z Fighters manage to defeat the Androids and he travels back to his alternate future timeline. Since this was a completely different timeline, the events of Cell never occurred and he did not expect to encounter Cell (and may not have even been aware of Cell's existence). When he returned to Age 788 of his alternate future timeline, he disabled the other future Androids and was going to go back to the past to tell the others of their defeat. Instead, he ran into and fought with Cell who killed him and then went on to take Future Trunks' time machine into the main timeline. The death of Future Trunks seemingly brought the Saiyan race to extinction in his specific timeline. Cell was then killed in the main timeline by Gohan. However, the time machine this Future Trunks used became really useful for the primary timeline Future Trunks in the Dragon Ball Super anime. After his own time machine was destroyed by Goku Black, Bulma revealed to Future Trunks that she had kept the alternate time machine stowed away for her own studies.
This alternate Future Trunks is mentioned by the primary Future Trunks in Dragon Ball Z: Shin Budokai where, upon meeting Cell, Future Trunks mentions that he will redeem his alternate counterpart for failing to stop Cell.
Future Nappa
Future Nappa in Cell's retelling
Cell mentions Future Nappa in his retelling of how he obtained his cells, noting Future Nappa's battle with Future Gohan and how he killed Future Piccolo.
In the English dub only, Cell states that Future Nappa's cells were taken and integrated into Cell.
Bomber DX – The attack Future Nappa used to kill Future Piccolo.
Future Trunks (Unknown timeline)
The Trunks of an unknown timeline
This Trunks came from an unknown timeline and visited Cell's timeline in order to defeat Future Frieza and Future King Cold. He presumably never returned to Cell's timeline after leaving and the Z Fighters there were killed by that timeline's Androids. He briefly appeared in the episode "His Name is Cell".
He is physically identical to Future Trunks during the Trunks Saga.
High Strike - Utilized by Trunks in order to slice Future Frieza in half.
Super Saiyan - This version of Trunks was capable of transforming into a Super Saiyan, he utilized the form to battle Future Frieza and Future King Cold.
Future Trunks' sword - This Trunks possessed a sword identical to the one wielded by Future Trunks.
Barry Walters
Barry Walters is a reporter who hosts a live broadcast in one of the cities desecrated by Cell during his absorption outbreaks. Here, Walters suggests various ways that viewers can avoid being absorbed, as Cell is still at large and imperfect during this time. He appears in the episode "Our Hero Awakes".
Beverly Jones
Beverly Jones was a news reporter who was reporting an update on Cell's destruction. She said that Cell was attacking South City, and hearing this gave the Z Warriors the idea to try and ambush him in South City by flying there in a ship so their powers would not be sensed. While on their way to South City, Goku healed and teleported into the ship. She has the same hairstyle as the female Saiyan Fasha.
John Johnson is a reporter during the time Cell was absorbing people. He appeared in the episode "Our Hero Awakes". After reporter Barry Walters was done with his report, he went back to John Johnson (though he said he was going back to someone named Roy). John told everyone to stay safe and be prepared. Cell, who had just absorbed a gunman and was watching the report at the time, responded by kicking the TV, shattering its screen.
Perfect Cell Saga
Men with "The Super Saiyan" Shirts
A man with a Super Saiyan shirt on the right
Two men with "The Super Saiyan" shirts are seen twice in the series. It is not clear if they even know about Saiyans. This was probably a joke.
A man with a Super Saiyan shirt on the left
The first man appears in "Saiyans Emerge" when Semi-Perfect Cell is threatening to kill the people on the nearby islands if Android 18 will not show herself. He has light brown hair, and wears a plain white T-shirt with gold letters which read "The Super Saiyan". The screen at this time shows a couple of citizens, and he is shown standing to another man. Another man with a shirt that reads "The Super Saiyan" appears in Bojack Unbound.
Cell Games Saga
Marsha was a blond character on a TV Soap Opera who was seen being dumped by her boyfriend on the television shortly before Cell's broadcast to the world about his Cell Games.
Capsule Corporation Explorer
The man who works for Capsule Corporation
The Capsule Corporation Explorer is a man who works for Capsule Corporation. He meets Goku in the Northern Wastelands desert and tells him about the upcoming tornado while the Saiyan was searching for one of the seven Dragon Balls during the ten day period before the Cell Games.[17]
Lionel (sometimes called "Nigel") is a cameraman who works for ZTV. He works with Jimmy Firecracker on the TV show KBC News, and together they videotape the Cell Games, though they lose the footage.
After the Cell Games, Lionel and Jimmy Firecracker are seen at Mr. Satan's victory parade.
Lionel makes a cameo appearance in Dragon Ball Z: Supersonic Warriors 2 and Dragon Ball Kai: Ultimate Butōden in the Cell Games Arena stage.
Parsley City Old Man
The Parsley City Old Man
An old man was one of the survivors of the attack of Future Android 17 and Future Android 18 on Parsley City, trapped in an overturned car. The man had a son who was murdered by Android 17 during the attack (implied in the FUNimation original and remastered dubs to be the same boy who Android 18 thought was cute and was angered with 17 for murdering), getting him enraged enough to attempt to shoot Android 17, weakly shouting "You demon! That was my son you killed!". Unfortunately, Android 17's enhanced body structure allowed the bullet to bounce off his head and notice the old man, with the old man attempting to drive him away futilely by repeatedly shooting at him with his handgun. He then ends up at the mercy of 17 (who intends to play "draw" with him by pointing his laser gun inches from the old man's chin), stating he can not spare the old man since "he shot first". However, he is narrowly saved by Future Trunks' Ki Blast aimed at 17, bracing for the Ki blasts impact with a building. He is later helped up after Androids 17 and 18 are vanquished by Trunks, who expresses sympathy to his mourning for his son by stating that he knew a man he viewed like a father who was killed by the Androids. In the manga, however, he is killed by Android 17 before Trunks shows up.
Yamcha's Girlfriend
While she didn't make any on-screen appearances, Yamcha joking mentions to the other Z-Fighters about using the third wish from Shenron to grant him a necklace for his girlfriend. Her and Yamcha appear to have broken up sometime during the seven year gap between the events of the Cell Saga and Majin Buu Saga.
Other World Saga
Other World Fighter
The long-haired fighter vs. Gorilla in Dragon Ball Z
This Other World Fighter is a long-haired fighter from the East Quadrant of the universe. He is seen beating the Gorilla during the Other World Tournament[18], but did not make it to the final rounds. During the final of the tournament, East Kai makes him run laps along with her other students for losing their fights.[19]
This fighter's design is used for the Other World Fighter enemies encountered in the Battlefield Royale in Dragon Ball Z: Buu's Fury.
Long-haired fighters in Buu's Fury
Fighter profile in Buu's Fury
Great Saiyaman Saga
Duo of Robbers
The Duo of Robbers
The Duo of Robbers[20] are a pair of antagonists that appear in the Dragon Ball manga and Dragon Ball Super anime. The two are a pair of brothers, with the larger one being the elder brother. The two do not appear in the Dragon Ball Z anime, aside from a cameo in one opening. The elder brother appears very visually similar to other criminal, Rock as well as strongly resembling the Saiyan, Nappa, even sporting a bald head.
The robbers encounter Videl
The two appear during the Majin Buu Saga, where Videl is called out to stop them, and she defeats the elder brother after a short battle. The younger brother tries to shoot her but Gohan as the Great Saiyaman shows up and stops him, when he tries to retreat in his car Gohan catches him and takes him down.
The short robber has a cameo in Dragon Ball Z: Resurrection 'F' (chapter 1) when Krillin arrests him while realizing Shenron had been summoned.
The two return in an anime only segment after the finale of the "Future" Trunks Saga. They have been in jail up until that day due to Videl and Gohan and go to rob a bank. They are confronted by police officer Krillin and the elder brother attempts to attack with his military armor's Arm Cannon though Krillin dodges all of his shots. Suddenly Great Saiyaman shows up however and the two are alarmed to see him, however before they can proceed Watagash shows up and possess the younger brother, empowering him and having him smash his older brother into a wall, before bulking up and attacking Gohan, he is defeated however when Gohan uses his Great Saiyaman Beam.
The elder brother is quite strong for a human, able to stand up to Videl for a short period of time.
The robbers appear in the 2nd opening of Dragon Ball Z
Miss Hamilton
Miss Hamilton is the English teacher of Gohan and Videl's class. She appears in the Dragon Ball manga, in Dragon Ball Z, and in Dragon Ball Z: Wrath of the Dragon.
Ocean Group dubs: Cathy Weseluck
Funimation dub: Stephanie Nadolny
Brazilian Portuguese dub: Isabel de Sá (DBZ), Teca Pinkovai (DBZ Kai)
Jimbo and Slimjim
Jimbo (left) and Slimjim (right)
Jimbo and Slimjim are two thugs who are part of the Red Shark Gang, which appears during the Great Saiyaman Saga.
Jimbo and Slimjim were the first two members of the Red Shark Gang to be seen, when they are on a joyride terrorizing citizens. Gohan steps up to fight them, but when he sees Videl watching, he lets his guard down because he does not want her to know of his strength, and Jimbo lands a punch to Gohan's face. Then, Videl jumps in and takes out Jimbo with ease, and the two flee back to their gang. It is implied that his punching Gohan still managed to injure him to a certain extent, even with Gohan faking his lack of strength, because Jimbo remarked that punching Gohan was "like punching a wall of solid steel." Shortly later, they are seen with their gang, who held the Satan City Mayor at knife point, demanding that Mr. Satan come out to fight their leader, Rock.
They both later appear in "People of Earth Unite" when Gohan tries to convince people to give energy to Goku's Super Spirit Bomb, although Slimjim now has blonde hair. A short while later into the same episode, when Mr. Satan thinks of the people on Earth, one of the people he thinks of is Slimjim with his hair now back to the brown color.
Jimbo and Slimjim in "People of Earth Unite"
Slimjim, as seen when Mr. Satan is thinking about the people on Earth
Chad and Loretta
Chad and Loretta were two characters in the romantic movie that Gohan and Angela went to in the Satan City Theater on their first and only date. At about the time Angela was offended by Gohan falling asleep, Loretta was on the verge of breaking up with Chad because of an alleged letter he wrote to a third unseen party named Katie in the movie.
Ed flying the helicopter right before Videl jumped out
Ed was the man piloting the helicopter that Videl rode to the burning building in the FUNimation dub episode called "Gohan's First Date". After Videl jumped out of the helicopter despite Ed warning her that it was too dangerous, she nearly died before the Great Saiyaman assisted her in putting out the fire. Ed is voiced by Christopher Sabat.
Nick Hornby is a news anchor who interviewed the Great Saiyaman after he rescued a falling jet in the episode called "I'll Fight Too! ". He was said to work for channel 10.
World Tournament Saga
The official manager of Mr. Satan.
Manager in Yo! Son Goku and His Friends Return!!
Marvin is the man in charge of the 25th World Martial Arts Tournament.
He appeared in both the manga (in cameos during the world tournament saga where he acts as a background character) and anime (in "Learn to Fuse!"). After Babidi made his telepathical broadcast to the Earth demanding the whereabouts of Trunks, Goten, and Piccolo. Marvin, who had their information from the Tournament, contacted Babidi and told him their names (he said that one of them was named Ma Junior, since Piccolo registered under that name), hoping Babidi would spare him. However, Babidi wanted to know where they were located, something Marvin did not know. Babidi then ruthlessly kills him by using his powers to inflate his head until it exploded and then tells all the people of Earth that if they could not find their addresses in 5 days, Majin Buu would kill them all. One assumes he was revived by the Dragon Balls.
Actors in the Cell Games Reenactment
Most of the actors in the film, with their names in the credits
10 actors are seen in the Cell Games Reenactment film played at the 25th World Martial Arts Tournament. The 8 actors that made up the Dragon Team are Y. Ebisawa, T. Kanno, Y. Inoue, M. Tominaga, T. Ianifuji, M. Fukushi, K. Isiwata, and T. Ashida but the credits did not clarify which actor was which character. The other two characters that were clarified are M. Hashimoto as Mr. Satan and K. Fujicka as Cell. The roles that were not specified are Goku, Vegeta, Piccolo, Future Trunks, Krillin, Gohan, Yamcha, and Tien Shinhan. In the Dragon Ball Z Collectible Card Game, the Goku actor is called Goku, the Puppet, the Piccolo actor is called Piccolo, the Puppet, and the Vegeta actor is called Vegeta, the Puppet.
The characters in the reenactment are referred to as "Ruber-Suit Z Fighters" in Daizenshuu 7.
K. Fujicka
K. Fujicka is the actor who played Cell in the Cell Games Reenactment at the 25th World Martial Arts Tournament. He is defeated by Mr. Satan (who is played by M. Hashimoto). His first name is unknown, and his face is not seen but it is shown that he has reddish hair. Dressed as Cell, the Cell actor is called Cell, the Puppet in the Dragon Ball Z Collectible Card Game.
M. Hashimoto
M. Hashimoto is the actor who starred in the Cell Games Reenactment, playing the role of Mr. Satan. In the documentary, he wears a large Mr. Satan mask and defeats Cell (being played by an actor named K. Fujicka). In the Funimation dub, Mr. Satan mentions that the mask Hashimoto wears has his expression entirely wrong, not to mention that it is embarrassing. Dressed as Mr. Satan, the Mr. Satan actor is called Hercule, the Puppet in the Dragon Ball Z Collectible Card Game.
In Dragon Ball Z: Lord Slug, M. Hashimoto is the name of a journalist who works for NBS News.
Koryuu
Koryuu at the World Tournament
Koryuu (コウリュウ, Kouryuu) is a sumo fighter in the child division of the 25th World Martial Arts Tournament. He cornered Mooki with his sumo attacks, and in the end won by shoving him off of the arena. However, he also knocked the announcer off as well. He seemed like a fairly strong contestant, but unfortunately he lost midway through, and did not make it to the finals.
Mooki
Mooki at the World Martial Arts Tournament
Mooki is a fighter in the Junior division of the World Martial Arts Tournament. He loses his match when Koryuu pushes him out of the ring. Although he loses his match, the crowd cheers for him as Mr. Satan (shown in one of his more heroic moments) hoists him above his shoulder.
Funimation dub: Christopher Sabat (DBZ), Apphia Yu (DBZ Kai)
In Dragon Ball Z Kai, Mooki's name was changed to Imamu.
Unnamed Asian Child
An unnamed Asian Child who helps Sharpner get a picture of the Great Saiyaman unmasked.[21] As part of Sharpner's plan, the boy asks Gohan if he can help him see, so Gohan lifts up the child and the child takes off Gohan's sunglasses. Sharpner gets a shot of him unmasked, but Piccolo destroys all the cameras so it was useless.
Funimation dub: Laurie Steele
Fred is a man in the audience of the 25th World Martial Arts Tournament who was speaking with a friend before Trunks fought Mr. Satan in the exhibition match. Fred told his friend that he would not even let his kid in the ring with Mr. Satan if they were in Trunks' position, since he thought Mr. Satan was too strong for him.
Majin Buu Saga
The girl Majin Buu found interest in
A girl Majin Buu was interested in until she did not show any interest back and was eaten.
Majin Buu approaches the girl
The girl catches Majin Buu's interest while he is attacking her city. She is asked if she thinks he is sexy. Scared, she replies with a yes to not anger Buu, but when Majin Buu tries to kiss her, she screams. Her magazine falls out of her bag and when Majin Buu sees it, he made his face look like a celebrity in the magazine, Barry Kahn. However, the girl still does not kiss Buu. When Majin Buu gets tired of her, he turns her into candy and eats her.
It is assumed she was later brought back to life with the Dragon Balls.
The girl rejecting Majin Buu's attempts to convince her to kiss him
Majin Buu encounter the young girl in the manga
Majin Buu turning the young girl into caramel candy and eating her after rejecting his advances in the manga
Fusion Saga
Young Elder Kai
Young Elder Kai art for IC Carddass Dragon Ball
Young Elder Kai[22], the East Supreme Kai of Universe 7 from 15 Generations Prior (15代前の東の界王神, Jūgo-Dai mae no Higashi no Kaiōshin, lit. "God of the East King of the Worlds of 15 Generations Before") to the current East Supreme Kai, Shin.
The East Supreme Kai lived his normal life on the Sacred World of the Kai until one day an Old Witch arrived, she snuck up on the Supreme Kai while he was reading a comic with the intent of taking his earrings. She managed to take one from him, which caused the two to fuse permanently into Old Kai, however the former Supreme Kai's personality remained dominant in the fusion with no traces of the Old Witch (only the form of her face).
Main article: Old Kai The permanent fusion caused by the Potara fusing of the Supreme Kai and an Old Witch. The Supreme Kai remains in control of the fusion, still considering himself the Kai and referring to the witch as a separate entity.
Young Elder Kai is a playable character in IC Carddass Dragon Ball.
The Eastern Supreme Kai of Universe 7 from 15 generations prior
The former Supreme Kai with the Old Witch
Peaceful World Saga
Bongo the Rabbit
Bongo is a large pink robot rabbit that shook hands with Pan while she was on Goku's shoulders at the 28th World Tournament. Bongo told Pan that she was his best friend. He is not to be confused with the other character named Bongo (the muscular man serving King Gurumes in the movie Dragon Ball: Curse of the Blood Rubies) or Krillin as he is named in the Harmony Gold dub.
Demetrious
Demetrious is a Kanassan who briefly appeared in Dragon Ball Z: Bardock - The Father of Goku.
During the events of the Kanassan war, he is able to draw blood on the Great Ape form of Shugesh with a small but powerful Ki Blast. After telling his commander of his success in injuring the Saiyan, he is stepped on and killed.
Unnamed Namekian Warrior
The unnamed Namekian makes his only appearance during the opening scene of the The Return of Cooler, where he is shown being chained up with other members of his race by Cooler's Cyclopian Guards.
After witnessing a fellow Namekian falling from exhaustion and being dragged without mercy by one of the guards, the Namekian warrior breaks out of his chains and attacks the robot. He is evidently stopped and caught in the guard's clamping hands, and is then thrown viciously to the ground. Before the guard is able to kill the Namekian with his blaster, Gohan shows up and deflects the blast.
Tony is a cameraman who works for ZTV. He was covering X.S. Cash's Intergalactic World Tournament, the world tournament featured in the movie Dragon Ball Z: Bojack Unbound, but he was knocked out by one of the Intergalactic Fighters (Mr. Satan's fighters dressed up).
Machine Gunner
The Machine Gunner in Wrath of the Dragon
A machine gunner who is taken down by Gohan in his Great Saiyaman outfit in the movie Wrath of the Dragon. This machine gunner wears a bandolier and holsters a machine gun, as well as a skull cap. In his actual appearance, he is portrayed with a red shirt, but he is seen with a green shirt for his figurine included in the Super Guerriers series.
Machine Gunner (Collectibles)
Motorcycle Policewoman
The Motorcycle Policewoman in Battle of Gods
A member of the Motorcycle Police Squad who makes a brief appearance in the movie Dragon Ball Z: Battle of Gods. She observes the battle against the God of Destruction Beerus from afar and wonders if Capsule Corporation is using fireworks again when she sees an explosion cause by one of Vegeta's attacks on the God of Destruction. She is modeled after and voiced by the Olympic gold-medalist Kaori Matsumoto. In the FUNimation Dub of the film, she is voiced by Mary Elizabeth McGlynn.
Sorbet's Bouncers
Sorbet had two humanoid bouncers from different races who were among his elite staff, they wore the old model Battle Armor (in one scene in Dragon Ball Z: Resurrection 'F' one of them was given the new model Battle Armor) and had a red Scouter. In the movie they were only seen standing next to Sorbet's throne and in the scene of Frieza's regeneration, however in the Dragon Ball Super adaptation one of them was also seen accompanying Shisami.
They were probably defeated during Frieza's revenge by the Dragon Team and were killed by Frieza himself.
In the movie Dragon Ball Z: Resurrection 'F' they were drawn in a generic way of being green and orange aliens with the same dressing only different in color, in Dragon Ball Super however they got redesigned into a beige skinny alien and a bulky green amphibian alien with different dressings for each.
Sorbet's bouncers in Dragon Ball Z: Resurrection 'F'
One of Sorbet's bouncers drawn with a new model Battle Armor in Dragon Ball Z: Resurrection 'F'
One of Sorbet's bouncers in the Golden Frieza Saga
One of Sorbet's bouncers stand shocked next to Shisami
Sorbet's bouncers perepare to invade Earth in the Golden Frieza Saga
Sorbet's Malaka's Race Medic
Malaka's race medic in Resurrection F
This Malaka race medic is one of the doctors present on Sorbet's Spaceship in Dragon Ball Z: Resurrection 'F' when Sorbet takes it to Earth, and also during Frieza's recovery.
Frieza Force Officer
A character only referred to as Officer is a Third Stellar Region army soldier, who acts as an adviser to Sorbet. His appearance is of a humanoid frog small in stature, he is the same race as Burpman.
Main article: Golden Frieza Saga The Officer is on Sorbet's Spaceship just after Vados shook it, where he informs Sorbet that their elites on Planet Frieza 448 are dying and that there are not much soldiers to be sent to help them against the natives' rebellion due to other conflicts their army is dealing with.
Film Appearances
Main article: Dragon Ball Z: Resurrection 'F' He is shown to be the most out-speaking character in the early scenes on Sorbet's Spaceship in Dragon Ball Z: Resurrection 'F', where he shares his concerns with his boss about the revolt on Planet Frieza 448 and about Frieza's Revival, however he can't manage to talk Sorbet out of going with Tagoma on a risking mission to collect Earth's Dragon Balls.
Later on that movie he's seen in the Medical Machine room where the newly revived Frieza is being treated, after the tyrant wakes up he blasts Tagoma into outer-space and causes Sorbet's Adviser to fall to space as well, before Sorbet commands his men to deploy the force field shield and the adviser is helped by his comrades back to the ship.
Dragon Ball Z: Resurrection 'F' (manga)
Sorbet's adviser is shown to be brought to Earth as part of Frieza's army, where he faces the Dragon Team and Jaco who easily defeats him and his fellow Frieza Soldiers.
Japanese: Tomohisa Asō
Funimation dub: Charles Campbell
In the manga he's given much more gecko-like appearance and a Malaka-like model of the Battle Armor with a cape that goes from his back to his lower part of the armor suit.
His features are similar to that of Frog from Chrono Trigger who was also designed by Akira Toriyama.
God of Destruction Beerus Saga
Make-up Store Man
The unnamed character is an old man who appears as a customer in one of the shops Goten and Trunks were visiting to get a gift for Videl. Trunks got the idea to go to a cosmetics store for lotion after seeing a man rubbing his girlfriend's face, complimenting her on how smooth it is. When they get there, they see the man ranting about the ridiculous prices in the store, with him saying the hot spring where he lives will make anybody look young again. Trunks asks for directions and the man points where to go in a silly manner. They thank him and leave to search for the spring. He bears a light tan jacket and hat, and carries a staff with him as well.
Golden Frieza Saga
Snackian Ambassador and Secretary
The Snackian ambassador (left) with his secretary (right)
The ambassador of Planet Snack, with his secretary shows up at Earth after overhearing Mr. Satan gloat about his false victory over "Beebus", an imaginary God of Destruction. Mr. Satan makes up the story to keep the public's attention away from Goku and the Z-Fighters and take credit for himself. The ambassador doesn't believe Mr. Satan was truly responsible for the defeat of Beerus, until his secretary points to a giant golden statue of Mr. Satan. The ambassador then rewards Satan for his "heroic deeds" by handing him a medal called the "Hero's Medal". But before he can, Galbee wants to test Satan's strength to see if he's a hoax or not. Satan asks Goku to fight for him, and Goku agrees. However, he has to leave after Chi-Chi spots him, and asks Mr. Satan to fake punch him. He flies away with his tractor over a building. Left helpless, Mr. Satan is almost punched, but Galbee spots Bee behind him and runs away in terror. The ambassador and secretary follow suit, all of them leaving because of their fear of dogs.
Beavis (ビビス, Bibisu) is a fictional God of Destruction who appears in Mr. Satan's delusion of the battle between Goku and Beerus, and is an alternative version of Beerus envisioned by Mr. Satan. In Satan's re-telling he defeated Beavis using his "God form". Beavis looks vaguely like Beerus, more-so resembling a vampire bat or goblin, but sharing purple skin (although with a darker shade of purple) and similar attire to Beerus. Beavis makes a video game appearance in IC Carddass Dragon Ball.
"Future" Trunks Saga
Future Pui Pui
Future Pui Pui's corpse
He was killed during the battle between Future Trunks and Future Babidi's forces.
Future Yakon
Future Yakon's corpse
Goku (Goku Black's timeline)
Goku with Zamasu's body
This is the Goku who existed in the original, unaltered main timeline where the original present Zamasu originates from. His history was originally the same as the Goku from the altered main timeline before Future Trunks time traveled to the past and disrupted the main timeline's time stream.
In the anime this Goku's life was the same as the Goku from the altered present timeline up until sometime after the Tournament of Destroyers where Future Trunks never came to disrupt the timeline leading to Zamasu using the Super Dragon Balls to switch bodies with Goku.
Goku before he switched bodies
A year later, Goku was farming with Goten one day and suddenly found that his body had been switched with Zamasu's. After Goten brought Chi-Chi to see, Zamasu suddenly appeared, in Goku's body and quickly killed him and his family. Because this Goku was killed, the Tournament of Power never occurred in this Timeline. This was originally the fate of the main timeline Goku, but Future Trunks' interfence and Beerus destroying the Zamasu from the altered main prevented it from ever happening in the altered main timeline.
Forms and transformations
Super Saiyan
Main article: Super Saiyan While never actually seen in this form, this Goku has access to all of the transformations that the Goku from the altered main timeline had at the time when he sparred with the Zamasu, and thus has access to this form. Furthermore, since this Goku is known to possess, and was actually seen in, the Super Saiyan 2 form, it can be inferred that he possess the first Super Saiyan form as well.
Super Saiyan 2
Main article: Super Saiyan 2
Super Saiyan 2 Goku defeats Zamasu
During his spar with Zamasu in the anime, the Goku from Goku Black's timeline utilized his Super Saiyan 2 form.
Zamasu's body
Main article: Zamasu The Zamasu from the original, unaltered main timeline swapped bodies with the Goku from the original, unaltered main timeline, resulting in Goku gaining Zamasu's body - to the alarm of his family, and soon after was killed by Zamasu.
Japanese: Masako Nozawa, Shin-ichiro Miki
Funimation dub: Sean Schemmel, James Marsters
Goku in Goku Black's flashback
Goten (Goku Black's timeline)
Goten, Chi-Chi, Goku (in Zamasu's body)
In the original history of the main timeline before Future Trunks traveled back and disrupted the main timeline's time stream, Goku was farming with Goten one day and suddenly found that his body had been switched with Zamasu's, after Goten brought Chi-Chi to see, Zamasu suddenly appeared, in Goku's body, and quickly killed him. He then proceeded to kill Chi-Chi and Goten. This would later be prevented from happening in the altered main timeline due to Beerus destroying Zamasu. Goten is only known to have been killed by Black in the anime, his status is unknown in the manga.
Chi-Chi (Goku Black's timeline)
Goku (in Zamasu's body), Chi-Chi, Goten and Zamasu (in Goku's body)
In the original history of the main timeline before Future Trunks traveled back and disrupted the main timeline's time stream, Goku was farming with Goten one day and suddenly found that his body had been switched with Zamasu's, after Goten brought Chi-Chi to see, Zamasu suddenly appeared, in Goku's body and quickly killed him. He then proceeded to kill Chi-Chi and Goten. This event would later be prevented from happening in the altered main timeline due to Beerus destroying Zamasu in the altered main timeline. Chi-Chi is only known to have been killed by Black in the anime; her status is unknown in the manga.
Gowasu (Goku Black's timeline)
In the original history of the main timeline before Future Trunks traveled back in time, the original present Gowasu is killed by the original present Zamasu who would take the rank of Supreme Kai in order to have a Time Ring on his right index finger. This Gowasu's death is mentioned by Black who reveals his origins both in the anime and manga. His altered main timeline counterpart's death is undone when Future Trunks traveled back to the past and warns his friends about Goku Black before Zamasu could put his plans into action, and when Whis rewinded time after the Zamasu from the altered main timeline succeded in killing the Gowasu from the altered main timeline.
Universe Survival Saga
Obuni's Family
Obuni's family.
Obuni's family is Obuni's child, and spouse. They reside in Universe 10.
Obuni's spouse and child reside in Universe 10. After Obuni, Team Universe 10's final warrior, was eliminated from the Tournament of Power he dropped a picture of him with his family. Gohan quietly stares at the photo until it gets erased along with the rest of Universe 10 by the Omni-Kings. Obuni's family was revived along with the rest of Universe 10 when Android 17 wished to restore all the universes.
Villainous Demon
The Villainous Demon confronting Gicchin
This villainous demon is a mysterious entity who killed Jiren's parents and destroyed his entire village. Before the demon could kill Jiren, he was saved by Gicchin. Years later, when Jiren returned with his allies and his teacher's other students to take his vengeance, the villain killed most of the students and Gicchin. The Viz translation refers to it as a monster instead of a demon.
Broly
Moroko is a Saiyan scientist in the Frieza Force, serving on Planet Vegeta.
Together with his fellow Saiyan scientists, Nion and Shito, Moroko discusses the power of Broly and Vegeta IV with King Vegeta.
Japanese: Hisao Egawa
Funimation dub: Daman Mills
Latin American Spanish dub: Héctor Estrada
Brazilian Portuguese dub: Rodrigo Araújo
Italian dub: Silvio Pandolfi
Moroko's name possibly comes from 'toumorokoshi' (とうもろこし), meaning corn. This continues the saiyan trend of veggie-themed names.
Male Frieza Soldiers
Male Frieza Soldiers A, B, C, D and E are minor characters in Broly.
Male Saiyans
Male Saiyans A, B and C are minor characters in Broly. Two of these Saiyans are shown to have survived the destruction of Planet Vegeta, along with Nappa, Raditz and Vegeta. Their current fate is unknown.
Male Saiyan C
Male Saiyan Flight Staff
Male Saiyan Flight Staff A, B and C are minor characters in Broly.
Male Saiyan Guards
Male Saiyan Guards A and B are minor characters in Broly.
Female Frieza Crew
Female Frieza Crew A is a minor character in Broly.
Male Frieza Crew
Male Frieza Crew A is a minor character in Broly.
Male Saiyan Generals
Male Saiyan Generals A and B are minor character in Broly.
Male Saiyan Control Tower
Male Saiyan Control Tower A is a minor character in Broly.
Male Saiyan Staff
Male Saiyan Staff A is a minor character in Broly.
Female Saiyan
Female Saiyan A is a minor character in Broly.
Male Saiyan Courtier
Male Saiyan Courtier A is a minor character in Broly.
Galactic Patrol Prisoner Saga
Tanissh
Taniish
Tanissh is a Namekian.
When Moro arrives at Tsuburi's village for the Dragon Ball, he telekinetically grabs Taniish by the throat and throws him into the wall of fire surrounding the village, killing him.
Tsuburi
Tsuburi is a Namekian village elder.
Elder Tsuburi and the inhabitants of his village were trapped in a wall of fire by Moro, who demanded their Dragon Ball. Tsuburi watches Moro kill Tanissh and another Namekian villager but refuses to hand over the Dragon Ball. He then tells Moro that his reign will end by the Namekian Savior, only to watch in horror as Moro kills the savior with a single blow to the chest without looking behind.
Namekian Savior
The Namekian Savior is the fusion of several Namekians, who defends New Namek from any evil that threatens it.
After several Namekians are assimilated by one, the Namekian Savior charges straight at Moro, only to be killed by a single blow to the chest by Moro without looking behind.
Being the fusion of dozens of Namekian warriors, the Namekian Savior is a powerful being. Despite being aware that Moro was capable of defeating Goku and Vegeta, Moori believed the savior may be able to defeat him. However, he was easily killed by the partially restored Moro.
Namekian Fusion
Super Namekian
Main article: Super Namekian As the fusion of dozens of Namekians, the savior is a Super Namekian.
Black Star Dragon Ball Saga
Mr. Henderson
Mr. Henderson is a business man scheduled to have a golf game with Trunks in Dragon Ball GT.
Poperu
Poperu (ポペル, Poperu), also called Popell or Pablo, is the boy seen dating Pan in Dragon Ball GT. Pan thinks he is cute, gentle, and ladylike. He is last seen running away after seeing Pan fight bank robbers.
Japanese: Hiroshi Kamiya
Giant from Monmaasu
The giant from Monmaasu
A giant who lives on Monmaasu. This character was designed by Akira Toriyama.[23]
He owns a hawk that he uses to hunt. One day, he eats an apple where the Four-Star Black Dragon Ball gets stuck and ends up with a toothache. To retrieve the Black Star Dragon Ball, Goku removes his tooth by firing a Kamehameha at it. This ends the giant's toothache.
Later, the giant is shown contributing to Goku's Universal Spirit Bomb to defeat Omega Shenron.
The giant is the Monmaasu stage in Dragon Ball GT: Transformation, with the giant's tooth being his weak spot.
The giant from Monmaasu giving energy for Goku's Universal Spirit Bomb
Two Monmaasu giants (Weekly Shōnen Jump #52, 1995)
Giant (Collectibles)
Luud Cult Mercenary
The unnamed mercenary working for the Luud Cult
An unnamed mercenary who works for the Luud Cult. Because he did not find any Black Star Dragon Ball when he returned to Planet Luud, he was transformed into a doll and absorbed by Luud.
Baby Saga
Arcade Gangster
The Arcade Gangster is a seemingly young troublemaking delinquent hanging around a gaming arcade (his "turf"), who is depicted as one of the humans Goten attempts to evacuate during the Earth's imminent destruction at the hands of the Black Star Dragon Balls. While threatening to beat Goten to a pulp for trespassing, he is easily taken out by Vegeta along with the rest of his gang.
Funimation dub: Christopher Sabat
Interestingly enough, he bears a slight resemblance to Kazuma Kuwabara from the YuYu Hakusho series, and is even voiced by Christopher Sabat, who voices him in the dubbed version, and in a similar manner. Like many gangsters, the Arcade Gangster also has quite a few of his friends ready to back him up.
A young farm boy. He was the last one with his dog to be transported to the New Planet Plant when Earth was about to explode in Dragon Ball GT. His parents were too busy with their animals and forgot to take him on their truck. He gets saved on Earth by Piccolo, and then Goku arrives to transport them to safety. As Goku has run out of energy, Piccolo gives him some of his energy to allow Goku to transport back to the ship with Danny and his dog.
Super 17 Saga
Charlie faces Goku
Charlie is a competitor in the junior division of the 31st World Martial Arts Tournament. He competes at the beginning of the tournament, and faces Goku. He is defeated by Goku making him cry with a little tap of the finger.
Mad Chilli
Mad Chilli about to fight Papayaman
Mad Chilli (エビッチリー, Ebicchirī) is a semi finalist in the 31st World Martial Arts Tournament. He lost to Papayaman (who is Majuub in disguise).
Japanese: Tetsu Inada
Funimation dub: Bradford Jackson
Blue Water dub: Adam Hunter
His Japanese name is a play on the word Ebi Chiri, or "Chili Shrimp" in Japanese.
Shadow Dragon Saga
Colm (ビッシュ, Bisshu) is the fishing boy who tricked Oceanus Shenron into revealing the negative effects of her tornado bringing fish to the villagers. After the Six-Star Dragon was defeated, he promises Pan to teach her his village's dance, and Pan promises to teach him how to fly. He owns a seagull pet named Gull.
Japanese: Wakana Yamazaki
Funimation dub: Colleen Clinkenbeard
Gull (ガル, Gull) is the seagull owned by Colm. He is instrumental to the defeat of Oceanus Shenron, revealing her weak point by flying above her and attacking her head.
The elderly couple
An elderly couple that revealed what the Electric Slime is to Goku and Pan, and explained the events around Rage Shenron's attack.
A Hero's Legacy
The truck driver as he eyes Goku Jr.'s backpack full of food
The truck driving man (トラックの運転手, Torakku no unten-shu, lit. "Truck Driver") seen in Dragon Ball GT: A Hero's Legacy.
He offers Goku Jr. a ride only to steal the young boy's food while he is turned around urinating. Other than being a thief, the unnamed man is a slob and very overweight. He works for a company known as Mac Macs, which apparently is a hamburger distributor.
Galactic Patrol series
Sachie-chan Guu!!
Octo Messengers
The Octo Messengers
Two unnamed Octos who come to Earth to pick up Zarid and Sachie Momochi so they can stop the Mil Clan from terrorizing their planet. They have a catalog which has a huge selection of prizes that would appeal to Earthlings from research that they are capable of granting for saving their planet. They have a spaceship and carrying around small circular universal translation devices that they can freely give to others to wear so beings can understand them.
Sachie's friend
An unnamed friend of Sachie Momochi and student of Satoyama Junior High on Gengoro Island. She appeared briefly in a P.E. class and right afterwards walking home with Sachie and saying bye to her just before they part ways.
Satoyama Junior High Teacher
An unnamed teacher that Sachie Momochi has at Satoyama Junior High. He is seen teaching the Physical Education class that Sachi was in.
Jaco the Galactic Patrolman
Saiyan comrade
This Saiyan fought alongside Bardock on an alien planet. He receives a message through his scouter from Frieza, that he needs the Saiyans to return to Planet Vegeta, even notifying Bardock about it.
Dark Empire Saga
Dabura (Xeno)
The Dabura of the Xeno world is mentioned by his mainline counterpart, who notes that he had been killed by Majin Buu: Xeno.
Gine (Xeno)
The Gine of the Xeno world appears in the Super Bardock Saga alongside her husband. She is the mother of Goku: Xeno as well as the paternal grandmother of Gohan: Xeno and Goten: Xeno.
Zarbon (Xeno)
The Zarbon of the Xeno world appears in the Demon God Towa Saga alongside Frieza: Xeno and Dodoria: Xeno.
Dodoria (Xeno)
The Dodoria of the Xeno world appears in the Demon God Towa Saga alongside Frieza: Xeno and Zarbon: Xeno.
Victory Mission
Beat's Mom
Beat's Grandfather
Beat's Grandfather is also the father of Beat's Mom.
Froze's parents
Bocacchi
Chamile
Bojack (Universe 6)
Main article: Full Power Hera-seijin
Zangya (Universe 6)
Bio-Broly (Universe 6)
Main article: Legendary Super Saiyan
Paragus (Universe 6)
Hirudegarn (Universe 6)
Legacy of Goku series
Vinnie is a resident in the mountain area that Dr. Gero's Laboratory is in. He calls himself "The Vinnie" and resides in The Party House that he refers to as his "swinging bachelor pad". Vinnie has one of the generators that powers the forcefield to Dr. Gero's lab in his basement, and he uses it to power the house. Vinnie is not popular with the locals that live near him since his music is always annoying them.
The door to the basement is locked and can only be locked by turning on the right security switches in a cave nearby. The switches are different colours and the right colours correlate with the colours mentioned in the song Eyes of the Lion. Once the generator is destroyed, The power goes out, and Vinnie wonders if this is the end of "The Vinnie"
Crook is the right-hand man of Warlord. He is a Mechanoid cyborg. After giving the Warlord the Five-Star Dragon Ball he battles Goten or Trunks alongside his boss, but is killed.
Dragon Ball Online
Baby Buu
Baby Buu is the child of Good Buu and Miss Buu, who was created via the Love-Love Beam in Age 791.
Remembering the book "Bob and Margaret", Majin Buu and his wife decide to have a child. They tear off many pieces from various parts of their body, mix them together, and birth life into the dumpling-shaped pieces by firing the Love-Love Beam into it. It is implied that the family grows beyond just one offspring, thus causing the formation of the Majin race on Earth, who play a large role in Dragon Ball Online.
Iko is the Karinga clan's ancestor. Long ago, before the Karinga tribe settled down in Karin Forest, he defeated the mammoth Animal-type Earthling Mothman who lived there. All that was left as proof of Mothman's defeat is the giant axe in the Axe Rock.
Mothman is a mammoth Animal-type Earthling who lived in the Karin Forest long before the Karinga tribe settled down there. He was defeated by the Karinga clan's ancestor Iko.
Majin Mani Mani
Majin Mani Mani is a heroic Majin who fought against the Frieza Force in Age 834 and an important figure in the history of the Majin race.[24]
In Age 834, Mani Mani valiantly stood up against the remnants of the Frieza Force and heroically died protecting his people.
In response to his death and inspired by his heroism, the Majin began to training in the martial arts and developed their own warrior culture. This led to the creation various Majin fighter classes: "Ultimate", "Grand", and "Karma".
Mrs. Bon
Mrs. Bon is the wife of General Bon, she was impersonated by Churai.
General White (2nd Generation)
The second generation General White
General White is a human who somewhat resembles Mercenary Tao. He is the successor of General White.
Ruhna
Ruhna is the wife of King Chappa. She is only mentioned in the special magazine Dragon Ball: Bouken Special.
Sapa is the first son of Ruhna and King Chappa. He is only mentioned in the special magazine Dragon Ball: Bouken Special.
Chapu
Chapu is the second son of Ruhna and King Chappa. He is only mentioned in the special magazine Dragon Ball: Bouken Special.
Peruka is the daughter of Ruhna and King Chappa. She is only mentioned in the special magazine Dragon Ball: Bouken Special.
↑ Dragon Ball episode 2, "The Emperor's Quest"
↑ Dragon Ball episode 11, "The Penalty is Pinball"
↑ Dragon Ball Z: Bojack Unbound, 1993
↑ Dragon Ball episode 20, "Elimination Round"
↑ Dragon Ball episode 135, "Battle of the Eight"
↑ 6.0 6.1 Dragon Ball Z: Super Gokuden: Totsugeki-Hen, 1995
↑ 7.0 7.1 Daizenshuu 7, 1996
↑ Dragon Ball chapter 34, "Strongest Under the Heavens!"
↑ Dragon Ball episode 29, "The Roaming Lake"
↑ Dragon Ball anime Episode 119, "Battle Cry"
↑ Dragon Ball episode 85, "Preliminary Peril"
↑ Dragon Ball episode 108, "Prelude to Vengeance"
↑ Dragon Ball episode 124, "Temple Above the Clouds"
↑ This name was assigned to him in the trading card series Dragon Ball Carddass.
↑ Dragon Ball Z episode 97, "Namek's Destruction"
↑ "The Terrifying Message"
↑ Dragon Ball Z episode 173, "Dende's Dragon"
↑ Dragon Ball Z episode 196, "Tournament Begins"
↑ Dragon Ball Z episode 198, "Final Round"
↑ Daizenshuu 2, 1995
↑ Dragon Ball Z episode 209, "Camera Shy"
↑ IC Carddass Dragon Ball
↑ Weekly Shōnen Jump #52, 1995
↑ Dragon Ball Online timeline, 2010
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Capsule Corporation workers

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