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Throughout the entire series, Bulma has changed her appearance more than any other character, going through a total of 18 different hairstyles. Her hair color varies between appearances, having been colored purple, blue, and turquoise. Her hairstyle was shoulder-length as a teenager. Many of the clothes she is seen wearing often bear her name or the Capsule Corporation logo on it.
Bulma had a youthful and tender appearance in her teen years, such as with her light-colored skin. In her teen years her bust measurement was 85cm, her waist measurement was 58cm, and her hip measurement was 84cm. [9] According to Zuno , her bust measurement as an adult was 87.2cm before breastfeeding, and 83.4cm after. [19]
In her initial appearance, Bulma had her hair in a braided ponytail with a red ribbon and wore a very short pink dress with her name on it with blue sneakers and purple socks. Due to wetting her panties when being captured by a pterodactyl, her clothes are quickly changed to a pair of boots, gray pants and a blue jacket with a white tank top underneath with her hair unchanged.
When she was staying the night in her Capsule House she wore a pink nightgown with one side of her hair in a pigtail and adds a pair of pink socks and blue sneakers to it when she was forced to take Turtle to the beach. After coming back from the beach, Bulma is briefly seen in a white shirt and pants with brown shoes and gloves when attempting to ride Goku's Flying Nimbus .
When dealing with Oolong in Aru Village , Bulma is seen in one of her more consistent appearances featuring her hair down and wearing a pair of brown short shorts, red and white shoes, pink socks, a red jacket with a white shirt underneath and a red hat with her name on it.
Since she loses her Capsules at a river, she is forced to wear a Bunny Costume since she thinks the previous outfit got too dirty for her to wear. She wears the Bunny costume until she gets a pair of gypsy styled clothes at Monster Carrot's Village . The gypsy clothes consisted of her hair in a ponytail while wearing a white suit with a red waistband, a golden collar, a small blue jacket, gold armlets, and red sandals. She wears this outfit until she gets back to West City .
When she attended the 21st World Martial Arts Tournament she wears a red tank top that has her name on it, a white shirt underneath, orange skirt, yellow socks, and purple shoes. Her hair is also ponytail with a red bow on her head. During the time, Bulma met back with Goku in West City during his time being targeted by the Red Ribbon Army , Bulma wore a red tube top that leaves her shoulders exposed, orange shorts, and pink shoes with purple socks while having her hair in a side ponytail. When she was with Krillin being pursued by General Blue in the Pirate Cave she left her shorts, shoes, and socks behind to swim and was just in her red tube top and red panties that showed her butt crack at the back.
After getting back to Kame House after the incident she is seen wearing an outfit which is identical to the outfit worn before but everything being pink. She wears this outfit all the way until the end of the Fortuneteller Baba Saga .
After the three-year time skip, has her hair cut shorter and wears an opened-up orange sweatshirt, a red shirt underneath, white skirt, orange socks and blue shoes with orange laces at the 22nd World Martial Arts Tournament. She wears this same outfit minus the orange sweatshirt for part of the King Piccolo Saga. In the later half, she switches to a blue shirt and skirt. After King Piccolo's defeat, Bulma is seen wearing a white and blue striped shirt with an orange skirt. After another three-year time skip during the Piccolo Jr. Saga , she wears a sleeveless dark blue turtleneck dress with a white belt that has a pouch to the side. She also is wearing white boots with yellow socks and has her hair at shoulder length again as well as wearing red lipstick. She also wears pink earrings and wears a pink bracelet on her left wrist. She also had the same appearance in The World's Strongest and Lord Slug .
After the five-year gap that begins Dragon Ball Z , Bulma has her hair cut short again and wears white shorts, blue socks, blue and orange shoes and a blue shirt that leaves her shoulders exposed underneath an open white coat. After the year has passed in the middle of the Vegeta Saga , Bulma wears a blue shirt with a white collar and white edges on the sleeves as well as matching blue shorts with the edges on the bottom. Her hair is also back to a ponytail with a red bow. After the battle of the Saiyans is over, Bulma wears a white shirt that says Capsule Corporation and a pair of tight red jeans and has her hair all the way down with it longer than before. While on the ship on their trip to Namek , Bulma had her hair cut to shoulder length again and wore only her gray tank top and panties while traveling on board the Nameless Namekian's Spaceship (a reference to Ellen Ripley in the Alien films). While on Namek, she wore a perfectly fitting black jumpsuit on the whole body with a yellow tunic over it and pair of orange boots as with as a red hairband. In the Androids Saga , she wore an exposed midriff in a red crop top with an orange ultra short jacket, cropped jeans, & high-top sneakers. By the end she's wearing a burgundy long-sleeved shirt, white pants, and her hair was still shoulder-length which is also retained in Broly - The Legendary Super Saiyan while in Bojack Unbound , she wears a yellow spaghetti strap crop tank top which bared her midriff, a yellow headband, white jean shorts, a pearl necklace, a red ring around her wrist, red flip flops, and also retains her hairstyle from the Androids Saga.
In the Buu Saga , she wore a sleeveless green dress with the shoes similar to what her son wear, and her hair is bowl-cut, and she also wears gold hoop earrings. At the Capsule Corporation garage, she wears a brown long-sleeved button-down shirt with dark green pants, a dark brown vest, and brown gloves. At the 25th World Martial Arts Tournament and for the majority of the Buu Saga, her green dress is replaced with a sleeveless red dress and a yellow kerchief tied around her neck, although she switches back to the green dress for the party celebration for the defeat of Kid Buu in " He's Always Late ".
In Battle of Gods and early Dragon Ball Super , Bulma wears a sleeveless purple dress and a light green kerchief tied around her neck resembling her outfit that she wore in the 25th World Martial Arts Tournament and wears red sneakers and also wears small gold earrings instead of gold hoop earrings and she also retains her bowl-cut hairstyle from the Buu Saga.
In Fusion Reborn , she wears the same appearance from the 25th World Martial Arts Tournament in the Majin Buu Saga while in Dragon Ball Z: Wrath of the Dragon , her red dress and a yellow kerchief is replaced by a blue dress which resembles her green dress.
For Resurrection ‘F’ and Dragon Ball Super , Bulma receives a new outfit which she wears a white t-shirt, a red bandanna, jeans, cowgirl boots, and wears stud earrings. She later wears an outfit identical to her future self, but her short-sleeved undershirt is green, her jeans are pale blue and wears brown flats. While pregnant with Bulla, Bulma wears a pink sleeveless maternity dress with a white long sleeve shirt, gray leggings and black shoes.
In Broly , she wears a purple jacket with yellow sleeves, a black bra-like garment, white shorts, yellow sunglasses, blue shoes and nail polish, and red lipstick.
After the Kid Buu Saga , she wears a yellow and black dress with a black leather jacket and brown gloves and black boots and retains her bowl-cut hairstyle from the Majin Buu Saga, but with an open bang and now wears gold triangle earrings.
In Dragon Ball GT , Bulma wears a long-sleeved orange dress with white pearls and black boots and retains the same hairstyle and the same gold triangle earrings from the end of Dragon Ball Z .

Bulma has a temperamental personality while being very tomboyish and girly at the same time. While known for her extreme intellect, Bulma is quite spoiled and vain, using her beauty as an excuse for doing and getting whatever she wants; this sort of behavior seemingly prevented her from being able to ride the Flying Nimbus . While in stressful conditions, she becomes frightened easily and gets angry toward everyone, including her allies. Bulma tends to have a great deal of concern over her hygiene, complaining when circumstances prevent her from taking a bath or replenishing her beauty supplies, even when it is the least of her worries, such as when stranded in the wilderness. At times, her wanton outbursts have landed her and her friends in deeper trouble.
Despite her temper, Bulma frequently displays friendliness and helpfulness towards others. She also tends to seek out excitement and adventure despite her haughtiness and sheltered upbringing. When calm, she tends to approach major situations rationally, often making crucial decisions on her own, and is very persistent in achieving her goals. As she gets more mature, Bulma focuses on becoming a great scientist and helps out by creating and fixing inventions that help the Dragon Team and her family. She is shown to be very witty, usually teasing her friends, a part of being chipper and easygoing. In Japanese, she even refers to Goku and Krillin by the Japanese suffix "-kun," indicating she feels very close to them.

An example of Bulma's attempts at using her sex appeal

Bulma enjoys strawberries, [8] attractive boys and bubble baths. Though she shows a strong dislike towards perverted men, she would not hesitate from taking advantage of them; she has been known to use her sex appeal for self-gain on occasion and would herself become infatuated with men she'd just met based entirely on their looks. This happened even during times when she was dating Yamcha, whom she claimed to intend to marry. Hypocritically, her infatuation would also sometimes cause her to flirt in a very crass manner, as demonstrated with General Blue, having grabbed his arm and licked it while meowing like a cat. She also had zero tolerance towards Yamcha being approached by other women when she was still dating him; she broke up with him when she thought he was cheating on her with Hasky, and again when she saw Maron attempting to flirt with him. She later lost interest in Yamcha due to his lack of commitment and showed greater commitment and maturity herself in her relationship with Vegeta.
Despite their rocky start and quarrelsome natures, Bulma has a unanimous relationship with Vegeta, which further improves after their marriage. Bulma tends to boss Vegeta around and often berates him for his rudeness, goading him into further argument, though they both seem to glean some bizarre fulfillment in their rapport, and she in particular takes pleasure in teasing him. Although they argue often and despite him being a former enemy, Bulma is very devoted to Vegeta and truly loves him, taking great pride in being his wife. After becoming a mother, Bulma is a loving one towards her children, though she doesn't hesitate to lay down the law when Trunks misbehaves.
Bitter breakup and marriage to Vegeta notwithstanding, Bulma and Yamcha still care for each other as longtime friends, enough so that the former openly wept in the latter's arms at the news of Vegeta's death battling Buu. By the time of Super , Bulma clearly still considers him an important part of her life, enough to have him at every one of their frequent parties, and happily lets him hold baby Bulla (though Vegeta was not amused when Yamcha made her cry).
One of Bulma's most interesting relationships is her friendship with Goku, having known him for the majority of his life and becoming his first and among closest friends. Initially, she expressed frustration and annoyance towards his lack of hygiene, manners, and knowledge of the world, and sought only to use him as protection whenever they encountered trouble while looking for the Dragon Balls. Soon after however, Bulma came to warm up and care for Goku, their relationship being akin to that of an older sister and younger brother. As they grew up together into adulthood, Bulma showed great concern for him whenever he was in serious danger and would assist him whenever he needed it, despite never-abating irritation at his unrelenting immaturity. Bulma's faith and trust in Goku's abilities has shown to be absolute to the point where she often displays more confidence in him than Vegeta, such as in the battles with Majin Buu as well as Goku Black and Future Zamasu. Bulma's companionship with Goku also extends to his family, being a good friend of Chi-Chi's and showing a great deal of warmth to their sons Gohan and Goten.
Though she isn't a fighter, Bulma can be violent when angered and defend herself if need be. Several characters such as Krillin, Goku, Vegeta, and even Beerus have shown fear at her violent temper. When it seemed Frieza had been destroyed by the Large Spirit Bomb , Krillin freaked when he remembered they had left Bulma alone on Namek, and even suggested that an angry Bulma is more terrifying than Frieza. Much later, Goku panicked when he realized he had forgotten it was Bulma's birthday and even suggested she might be more terrifying than Beerus. Also, Vegeta adamantly refused to go training with Goku during Bulma's pregnancy because he feared she would never forgive him, although it's more likely that he simply wanted to be there for her in this unsure time.
On a related note, when facing down an enemy, Bulma is known to be even more viscous. When she comes face-to-face with Frieza for the first time after his revival, confronting him alongside her friends and Jaco , Bulma bravely confronts him, addressing the tyrant outright and rudely, though this was due to believing that Gohan and the others utterly outmatched him, and she quickly began backpedaling once Gohan and Piccolo pointed out that Frieza was far stronger than before. This turned back around however when she insisted Frieza to wait for Goku; when Frieza agreed to wait only for ten seconds, she began raging and violently cussing him out. She was also shown to use rude and politically incorrect terms regarding specific people during her youth (largely in the original Japanese), best demonstrated in her first meeting with General Blue in the full-color manga. After the latter refused her advances in a manner indicating he wasn't into girls, she called him a f--; this was toned down in the VIZ translation to simply have her say "phooey, must be gay."
Bulma was shown to have some irritation towards her friends for constantly relying on the Dragon Balls to revive people when dealing with a threat. This eventually came to a head when Piccolo, Goten and Trunks were sealed inside the Hyperbolic Time Chamber when fighting Super Buu, where she called them and Krillin out for insisting, they'd revive Goten and Trunks with the Dragon Balls if they died, disapproving of taking the lives of children so lightly. This is comedically contrasted later when, as she grew older, she became so paranoid about losing her good looks that she collected the Dragon Balls to make herself look only 5 years younger. It's implied that she'd done this a few times before.


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Having descended from the Brief family , she strongly resembles her ancestor Bulma in face, eye, and hair color. Her hair texture is spiky, like that of a Saiyan. It is never specified if she is descended through Trunks or Bulla . She wears a formal business suit as well as a pair of red and gold earrings that are remarkably similar to the Potara earrings and which bear a white Capsule Corp. logo.

Bulma Leigh's personality is reminiscent of Bulma.


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Bulpan sports Pan's front bangs, facial features, eye shape, and an orange bandana on her head. She has Bulla's hairstyle and blue eyes and wears her gold choker and gold hoop earrings. She also wears a short red T-shirt, which comes from Pan, black fingerless gloves that go up to her shoulders, and a black mini skirt with a yellow belt buckle, with Pan's chains on the right side. Her red thigh-high boots are a mix of Pan's and Bulla's shoes. She wears the Metamo-Ring on her left arm.

Bulpan is precocious like Bulla and tough like Pan. She considers herself to be attractive and cute, though is quick to point out to Tekka not to underestimate her power just because of her appearance.


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Burce has Jeice's overall appearance with blue hair, Burter's wristbands, and a Metamo-Ring on his left arm.


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Burdwell is a short, overweight man with short auburn hair and a pair of black sunglasses . He wears a beige cowboy hat with a dark brown band, a sky blue polo shirt with its sleeves rolled up and with a white T-shirt underneath it, a pair of dark blue jeans with black braces, a pair of dark gray gloves, and a pair of dark brown cowboy boots with tan lining. On his back is a bolt-action carbine similar to the Soviet Mosin-Nagant M44 used during the last stages of WWII and the Vietnam War , and on his right hip is a brown pouch, presumably containing the ammunition for said carbine.


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Burter is the tallest member of the Ginyu Force, towering over the other members. He is a hybrid of a reptile and an alien with blue skin, red eyes without pupils and many small spots on his body. He has a light orange plate with a segmented pattern on his head, tubular ears and no nose. He wears a black variant of the usual uniform most of Frieza's army wears but, due to being a member of the Ginyu Force, has a small logo located on one of his Battle Armor chest plates. Like many other members of Frieza's army, he wears a green scouter .

Burter is very proud of his speed, claiming that he's the fastest in the universe, which led to him dubbing himself the "Blue Hurricane". Despite Frieza being much faster than him, Burter still calls himself the fastest in the universe, which indicates that he is either arrogant enough to make such a boast despite knowing that Frieza is much faster, or deluded enough to think that he is faster than Frieza. After Guldo is killed by Vegeta , Burter, Recoome, and Jeice are annoyed that their poses will be messed up since they are missing a member. When Recoome is defeated by Goku , he is extremely surprised. He becomes very annoyed when Goku proves himself to be faster.
Burter is good friends with fellow Ginyu Force member Jeice, with the two performing combined attacks on their enemies. Burter seems to be the strategist of the team when Ginyu is not around, which is shown when he comes up with the plan to have Jeice distract Goku with his Crusher Ball while he (Burter) attacks Goku from behind.
Like the other members of the Ginyu Force, Burter is shown to be a rather comical character by doing poses, playing Rock-Paper-Scissors to see who will fight who, and betting Candy over fights.


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Buyon is a giant, round-bellied pink monster, with a big tail and antennas on his head. In the anime, his eyes are orange and his tongue is green.


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Cabba is fair-skinned and of short stature and has a very slim build. Cabba's hair is black and spiky, with one bang hanging over his forehead, similar to Gohan's during the Majin Buu Saga and Tarble's in the anime. His eyes are narrow with large black pupils and his outfit has yellow straps, silver plating, a purple under piece, and a blue suit underneath with brown armbands, a brown belt, and purple shoes with grey soles. This is similar to the original uniforms worn by Saiyans before they were conscripted by Frieza . He appears to be a very young, teenage Saiyan, around 17 to 19 years of age, although he could be much older since Saiyans physically age at a much slower rate.

Cabba is a good-natured, polite, and humble Saiyan, but when in a fight his disposition changes to a serious, no-nonsense attitude. Contrasting the violent and arrogant nature exhibited by the vast majority of Saiyans from Universe 7, he speaks respectfully to everyone and prides himself as a protector of the weak. He is ashamed that Frost, once thought to be a close ally who he initially thought to have shared the same sense of justice; was not only a cheater but also a manipulative, cold-hearted space pirate lord who ended the wars he started to gain public support.

Cabba admires Vegeta, who he considers his master

In spite of (as well as due to) his good nature, when Vegeta tried to provoke him into turning into a Super Saiyan by telling him that he would kill off all of Sadala, including Cabba's family, the young Saiyan became extremely angry and transformed, attacking in rage. After finding out this was a test, he calmed himself and developed respect towards Vegeta, even calling him "Master". Due to his very polite nature, he has a very hard time making fun of others, and in fact, seems almost incapable of faking anger. This is seen when he tries to provoke Caulifla but does it in a very quiet, non-threatening way.
When he witnessed Universe 9 being erased, Cabba realized what he was fighting for and confronted Vegeta, telling him he will be eliminated from the tournament, showing that despite respecting his self-proclaimed mentor, he wanted to protect his universe even more. After being saved from Monna by Vegeta, who tells him to not forget his pride as a Saiyan and his promise to restore the erased universes, this helps Cabba to develop a newfound resolve that causes him to unlock the Super Saiyan 2 form.
Before the erasure of Universe 6, he solemnly wishes Vegeta luck on winning the Tournament of Power. After being restored by the Super Dragon Balls, Cabba is seen thanking Vegeta (unaware that it was Android 17, who was the ultimate victor and wishmaker).
During the Tournament of Time in Dragon Ball Legends , the pre-Tournament of Destroyers Cabba ends up becoming the student of the Ancient Saiyan Shallot after Cabba requests Shallot teach him how to become a Super Saiyan. As a result, he looks up to Shallot (whom he refers to as "Master") similar to how his present counterpart looks up to Vegeta (ironically Shallot himself was mentored by the pre-Saiyan conflict Vegeta).


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While in the manga version Cabira seems to have gills in his shoulders and legs, in the anime adaption Cabira looks more like a reptile.


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Cacao's appearance is marked by cyborg components adorned over skin similar in appearance to magma. The only organic parts of his body not covered by his cyborg parts are his neck, head (minus the top), and part of his arms. He has yellow eyes.  Cacao's Battle Armor can open to reveal rocket propulsion jetpacks located inside his legs, shoulders, and chest, which he can use to rapidly ascend. He wears a red Scouter .

Cacao is the most reserved and quiet of the Crusher Corps . He is focused on gaining power, having joined the group in the hope of strengthening his cyborg body and remorselessly attacking planets with the rest of the team to increase his power by eating the Fruit of the Tree of Might . Despite his reserved nature, he seems to work well with Daiz . He is also rather perceptive, as when Yamcha mentions that they destroyed his new Hovercar , Cacao confirms this, indicating he is aware that Yamcha must be referring to when Amond cleared the area with his Planet Bomb .
In the two versions of the film where he speaks in full-fledged sentences, Cacao is shown to look down on life and nature of other planets in general, referring to Earth as a "filthy planet" and being eager to wipe out all life on it.


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Camparri bears the resemblance with the rest of the angels with his blue skin, purple eyes, white hair and a halo floating around his neck. He has a large nose, cheekbones and a fairly large mouth. His hair is slicked back and tends to wear a somewhat smug face. His attire consists of a dark orange robe, a black cuirass with the same two white and orange triangles pointing downwards decorations as Mosco and an olive green sash. He wields a staff in his right hand -possibly meaning this is his dominant hand- in which staff's shaft is white in color.

Since Mule, while piloting Mosco, can communicate through only electronic sounds, he has the duty to translate what is he saying, and mimics the God's tone.
Unlike many other angels who are usually unfazed by events, Camparri like Ea was scared and hid behind Mule when Narirama charged at the three of them possibly not expecting that to happen. However, this attitude is not seen or shown in the manga. Likewise, unlike most of his kind, he does seem to care for his fellow deities to some degree, as in the manga, Camparri outright lied to Zeno to save Mule and Ea from his wrath after they misspoke.
During the Tournament of Power, he is visibly confident in his Universe's modified warriors. However, unlike most other Angels, he is genuinely frustrated or shocked when they are outmatched and ultimately knocked out such as Narirama and Maji-Kayo .


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While sharing the same name and appearance as the fighter Bacterian , the relation between the two is unknown. He is a very large obese man with dark skin, long unkempt black hair, a bushy black beard, and a hairy chest and forearms. He wears a crown and a golden belt that has a skull with the Majin symbol depicted on it. He is usually seen with saliva running from his mouth or with mucus running from his nose. Most of Captain Bacterian's teeth are missing, most likely rotted away from tooth decay, due to him never brushing his teeth, and his remaining teeth are stained yellow from plaque.


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In his most commonly seen body, Captain Ginyu is a tall, purple humanoid alien. The top of his head displays prominent veins, similar to that of a human brain. Two black conical horns protrude from the top sides of his head. Ginyu wears a black variant of the Battle Armor that Frieza's forces wear, with lower side guards, black and white wrist bracers, and the addition of the Ginyu Force insignia on the upper left side of the chest plate. He wears black underwear as his lower body armor. Ginyu is equipped with a green Scouter .

Though equally arrogant and merciless in battle, Captain Ginyu is a stark contrast to other notable members of the Frieza Force due to his flamboyant attitude. He is proud of his fighting poses , which he believes promotes camaraderie, and becomes deeply upset when people mock them. He is a strict but caring leader to his eponymous team. During their confrontation with Vegeta , Gohan and Krillin , Ginyu allows the Force to have fun fighting them in his stead while he delivers the Namekian Dragon Balls to Frieza, rather than keeping a battle with Vegeta to himself. He became incredibly furious when learning from Jeice that his three other subordinates were defeated and killed, and shut down Jeice's suggestion of reporting to Frieza in order to save face for both of them. In addition, he was further irritated that the absence of the other members made his and Jeice's two-man pose look less cool. He can still be strict with the Force, though, as he harshly scolds Jeice for allowing Burter and Recoome to lose to Goku and (in the FUNimation dub only) running away from the fight.
Another contrast Ginyu has to the general Frieza Force is his strong sense of honor in combat. He prefers fair fights, a sentiment that has mostly spread to his team due to their preference for playing Rock-Paper-Scissors to divide up opponents, though Ginyu is even more honorable as he reprimands Jeice for interfering in his fight with Goku and even threatens to kill him if he disrupts them further (Goku, taking note of this, insinuates that Ginyu may not be all bad and even capable of redemption).
Ginyu is a very calculating and methodical man, preferring a pragmatic approach in battle. He is noted by his subordinates to always research the mission at hand before acting. He has a very developed understanding of ki and fighting, and surprises Goku in their battle by revealing that he was aware of the Saiyan concealing his true power level and releasing it in short bursts, since Ginyu himself had been concealing his true power. In the anime, during Goku's fight with Frieza, he notes Frieza's body was spontaneously reacting to Goku's power.
Despite his honorable qualities, Captain Ginyu is loyal to Frieza to a fault, being one of the few men who genuinely reveres Frieza and following any order Frieza gives him. [4] He has never attempted to use his Body Change on Frieza, presumably due to his undying loyalty. Even after accidentally swapping bodies with a Namekian Frog , he persevered his predicament in hopes of serving Frieza once again, and after swapping to Tagoma 's body, revealed he had prepared a new fighting pose to celebrate his reunion with his boss. In turn, Frieza regards Ginyu and his men highly, and is far more tolerant and forgiving towards him than any of his other subordinates, showing high leniency towards his eccentric personality along with the Force in general (though he is still generally embarrassed by their posing). In an alternate Tournament of Power scenario in Dragon Ball: Sparking! Zero , Frieza chooses to bring the Ginyu Force along as members of Team Universe 7 due to their exemplary teamwork and ability to follow orders. In Dragon Ball FighterZ , Frieza is also conscious of Ginyu's anguish from his time as a frog, and excuses him for refusing to try and change bodies with Cell . Pre-battle interactions between Golden Frieza and a presumably-revived Ginyu Force in Sparking! Zero reveal Frieza's lack of fondness for the poses and his plan to exclude them from his new Frieza Force, with Ginyu and his teammates all in comical protest. Despite his loyalty to Frieza, however, Ginyu nonetheless claimed to Goku that he "doesn't follow the orders of anyone" when the latter told him to surrender upon exposing his true power level of 180,000.


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The Pirate Robot bears a strong resemblance to a Xenomorph from the Alien franchise, a creature often referenced in Akira Toriyama 's manga, such as Dr. Slump chapter 14, " Arale on the Loose: Part 1 ". Its appearance and general concept was also based on a robot soldier that appear in Akira Toriyama's early depiction of Dragon Ball , titled Dragon Boy .


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Captain Yellow is a stocky humanoid tiger whose body is covered in yellow fur, hence his name, with black stripes. He wears a dark brown leather flying helmet with goggles, a red bandana around his neck, a khaki shirt underneath a green aviator's jacket, beige slacks with a brown leather belt, and brown combat boots.

In the anime, Captain Yellow has an Australian accent. Yellow becomes flustered when talking to superiors, to the point where it is almost as if he actually fears them. Unlike most of the officers, he also has a sense of humor but feels superior to the likes of Bora , a native of the land of Korin . Strangely, despite having a short temper, Captain Yellow is also persistent in getting people to cooperate with him, and he actually seems to care about his troops, which is something rarely exhibited by the Red Ribbon Army officials. He also seems to have an inability to learn by his mistakes, ordering his men to shoot Bora, even after their bullets have no effect on him.


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Cargo is a short Namekian that looks nearly identical to his older brother, Dende . His robes are slightly yellower than Dende's, and his robe vest is red as opposed to maroon.


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Characterized by his overly tall height, obnoxiously large pompadour, glasses, and red suit. He also carries a red umbrella with the Red Ribbon Army logo.

Carmine is a very cold, calculating man who is very level-headed and confident in helping Magenta rebuild the Red Ribbon Army and restoring it to greatness in their plans for world domination. He is extremely loyal to Magenta and his goals, and they seem to hold each other in high regards and respect one and other, unlike Commander Red and Staff Officer Black . However, Carmine is also incredibly heartless and murderous as he likes tormenting his captives and humiliating them and is willing to kill children, especially Pan .
After accidentally being brought to Beerus' Planet and witnessing the strength of Goku , Gohan and the other Saiyans firsthand, Carmine's loyalty to the Red Ribbon Army was eventually overcome by pragmatism, and he decided to turn over a new leaf by abandoning the Red Ribbon Army's cause and deciding to continue Red Pharmaceuticals as a legitimate business, recognizing that as long as the Dragon Team was around, world domination was a pipe dream.


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Caroni is tall with long blonde hair and a very muscular, top-heavy build. He typically dresses in white clothing, and often incorporates roses into his appearance.

He has a ladies-man attitude. He has the sort of snobbish personality as to scatter roses before fighting. [1]


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Caser is a male God of Destruction with reddish skin, red irises, spiky red hair, long pointed ears, two forehead horns with dark spiral patterns going up them, and a face and tail resembling that of a lion. He wears a purple God of Destruction uniform similar to Beerus , with additional white sleeves between his armbands in the Big Bang Mission (BM5) trailer.

The God of Destruction Berserker is seemingly aggressive, as he is the first God of Destruction avatar to attack Note and Beat in the Big Bang Mission (BM5) trailer. He is also the first God of Destruction to face off against Ultra Instinct Sign Beat.
He is seemingly somewhat careless while fighting, as he ends up deflecting Note's energy sphere toward Saria , however fortunately she was able to nullify it.


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Caterpy is a giant insectoid being that resembles a caterpillar and has a total of ten arms but still only has two legs. During his fight with Goku, he enters a cocooned state in preparation to undergo a metamorphosis though this was never seen.


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Catopesra is a modified humanoid warrior wearing a blue and white suit that has a visor helmet and he has a large P on his chest. He wears yellow gloves, yellow boots and he has a belt buckle that glows and enables him to change to different modes.
Without his helmet, he is shown to have blue skin, whitish-yellow hair, blue eyes, and a broad face.

Catopesra seems to be calculative and fairly strategic, as shown when he, along with Biarra, created and executed a somewhat elaborate plan to ambush Jiren. He seems to have a strong sense of justice, similar to the Pride Troopers from Universe 11 as he wanted to fight and defeat Frieza several times, despite how easily Frieza defeated him during their earlier encounter, but he only wanted to fight him in his Whirlwind Speed Mode. This shows that he knew his regular mode was weaker than Frieza. He also seems to be very courageous, as shown when he confronted Frieza when he was rampaging through the arena and shooting ki blasts everywhere, which made Dyspo lose the will to fight. He seems to be merciless and cold at times, as shown when he told Android 17 that there is no mercy in war, who was asking him why he would hit a girl.
He appears to be very boastful, energetically explaining what each of his suit's modes can do and believes that he is unbeatable in his "Ultimate" mode. He is shown to get flustered whenever someone interrupts his explanations.


Dragon Ball

Caulifla is a short girl (slightly taller than Cabba ) of slender build and fair complexion. She wears a low-cut magenta tube top revealing her full midriff, low-set purple sirwal pants, long dark grey wristbands, and a pair of pointy dark grey shoes. Her black hair is long, wild, and spiky. In the anime, Caulifla's eyes are narrow yet big, with large black pupils, as well as thin eyebrows. In the manga, Caulifla's eyes are squarish, being rounded while Super Saiyan and in Toriyama 's art.

As noted by her brother, she has a very punkish attitude and is also recognized as a tomboy among Universe 6 Saiyans , to which she shows a strong contrast to the rest of her race, acting more akin to the Universe 7 Saiyans. Caulifla is shown to be very lazy if not self-absorbed as she initially refused to join the Tournament of Power even when learning her universe's or her own existence were on the line, until her interest was piqued by witnessing Cabba's transformation into a Super Saiyan, showing her desire to become stronger.

Caulifla observing as her underlings provide stolen food to hungry children

In the manga, while she is a powerful crime boss and gang leader who effectively rules over a portion of Planet Sadala the territory which even members of Sadala Defense Force tends to avoid going there, she and her gang are depicted as somewhat noble thieves as they rob a transport to feed some poor children. Also in the manga, her gang is comprised of female Saiyans who don brown cloaks like Kale does during her introduction, while in the anime Kale and Caulifla are the only female members shown with the rest being male Saiyans. Additionally in the anime with the exception of Caulifla and Kale, there is no indication that the other gang members are anything but thugs who follow Caulifla due to her power as transport robbery scene and its aftermath don't occur.
She also got angry at Cabba for his attempts at provoking her, even to have her obtain the Super Saiyan form. After obtaining the Super Saiyan transformation, Caulifla seemed grateful for Cabba teaching her. To which, she showed a new drive, eager to fight in the Tournament of Power . In her Super Saiyan form, her personality remains unchanged whatsoever, due to her using another method (concentrating ki to her back) in order to transform.
Despite her tomboyish attitude, Caulifla cares about others, especially her protégée, Kale, whom she treats like a younger sister. When Cabba attempts to get Kale to transform and the latter starts crying, Caulifla is angered by this and tells Cabba to stop. She was also the only one able to get Kale to calm down after Kale finally transformed and tried to kill Cabba. She has a very close, sibling-like relationship with Cabba and thanks to the latter she was able to transform into Super Saiyan during their training.
However, in the manga, Caulifla doesn't seem to show any special attachment to Kale and is treated like just another member of her gang with the only reason why she is recruited in this version is due to Cabba suggesting doing so after seeing her potential. She even doubted her abilities when she is recruited for the tournament with Caulifla's response to this is for Kale to treat it like some sort of vacation.
During her meeting with Goku and Vegeta at the Tournament of Power, she is shown to be very arrogant and cocky towards them and says that she came to see the strongest fighters of all universes, and Goku notes that she is just like him in that sense. Caulifla also has somewhat of a cocky attitude and displayed this when she saw Goku and Vegeta become shocked at the overwhelming power of the Universe 11 warriors by saying that "Universe 7's warriors were nothing to worry about if they're afraid of such wimps". This opinion changes after she witnesses them using Super Saiyan Blue , a form she had never seen before which caught her immediate interest. While she questioned Goku about it, she referred to him as an old man and promised to beat him up as gratitude, showing disrespect to him. She also shows no respect for Champa , as she told him to shut up when he screamed at her from the stands when she was fighting Goku the second time.

Caulifla declaring Kale her true best friend.

However, like the Saiyans of Universe 7, she displays a love for getting stronger which was shown after she heard there were other Super Saiyan forms. Also, she showed a love for battle as shown when she enjoyed her match with Goku which caused her to get so caught up that she ignored Kale. This love is further amplified in her rematch with Goku, one which she states, and still hopes to obtain Super Saiyan 3 and Super Saiyan Blue, in which after Goku promised to teach the Super Saiyan 3 to her, she was seen to be grateful, still promising to obtain the Super Saiyan Blue and beat him, which Goku looks forward to. During her second fight with Goku, Caulifla was shown to have gained some respect for the much older Saiyan, citing she will continue to go further beyond, a feat Goku aims to see.
During the Tournament of Power after being rescued by Hit 's Time-Skip ability, Caulifla is shown to be very respectful to the assassin; in fact, Hit is the only person to date not to receive any rude treatment from her. She also has great confidence in Hit's abilities when he faces off against the Universe 11 fighter Dyspo and was willing to return him the favor when Dyspo was seemingly about to defeat him.
Caulifla is shown to be a sore loser after she and Kale (as Kefla ) were eliminated by Goku, promising to give the older Saiyan a wallop someday. However, she still accepted her defeat in the end.
In World Mission , her criminal background and similarities to the Saiyans of Universe 7 initially makes her game world incarnation willing to ally herself with Xeno Turles and Xeno Turles Crusher Corps in exchange for sharing some of the Fruit of the Tree of Might with her and Kale in exchange for them protecting the Tree of Might for him. As a result, Great Saiyaman 3 orders Note to lie to her about the fruit ability to increase the consumers power as moral arguments against eating the holy fruit might not sway Caulifla due to her desire to grow stronger and questionable morals as Universe 6 Saiyan crime boss. However, while Kale is quick to believe Note due to her own suspicions regarding Xeno Turles' motives, Caulifla challenges Note (whom she apparently recognizes as a female Universe 7 Saiyan due to the Saiyan Heroine avatar having a tail like Xeno Turles) to a fight with her and Kale to prove her trustworthiness. After Note defeats her, she decides Note is trustworthy and turns on Xeno Turles whom she believes lied to her about the fruit, causing her and Kale to join forces with Note to take down Xeno Turles and his henchmen. After Rampaging Xeno Turles is defeated and killed following his revival by the Demon Gods of the Dark Empire , Caulifla who has come to accept Note as friend and ally tries to convince Note to train with her and Kale, though Kale convinces her Note has good reasons for refusing the offer, causing Caulifla to part with Note by saying they will be much stronger next time.


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Caway is a humanoid female with light-green skin, blue eyes, and long pink hair. She can be considered very beautiful, having a slender, curvy figure and delicate features. Her outfit can be compared to that of a traditional elven princess, with her wearing an elegant fantasy-style gown with a cape and arm warmers, high heels, and a circlet being around her forehead.

Caway was shown to be somewhat stoic, but briefly lost her composure and looked nervous when Nink stomped his foot next to her. She was shown looking slightly perturbed when she witnessed Kale 's transformation into her Legendary Super Saiyan form.
When confronting Master Roshi, Caway appears to recognize him as a pervert and was shown to have a seductive side and would use it to catch Master Roshi off-guard. Caway was confident in her beauty and seductive abilities, but underestimated Roshi's control over his perverted nature and was shocked that he resisted her advances. Once Roshi begins to power up, Caway panics and covers herself, and later runs off the stage when Roshi goes to touch her, stating she did not want to lose her appeal as a wife, revealing she wants to someday get married.


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As a being with several transformations, Cell's appearance varies depending on the form he is in.
In his larval form, Cell resembles a large four-legged cicada with long, V-shaped horns on its head and a face similar to that of the Remote Tracking Device.
In his Imperfect form, Cell has transitioned to walking upright and has a humanoid shape, but retains many insectoid features from his previous form, including his horns, beak-like mouth, three-toed feet, five-fingered hands (three-fingered in the manga) and segmented armor. He has an emerald green and lime green mix with black spots on his body with orange sections on the abdomen, mouth and back and has two black sections on the chest and forehead. His eyes feature slitted pupils with no visible irises and pale pink sclera (pale blue in the manga). In this form, he has sprouted wings similar to those of a beetle, along with a long tail affixed to the middle of his back that ends with a "stinger" used to absorb other life forms.
In Semi-Perfect form, obtained after absorbing Android 17, Cell's wings disappear, and he becomes more humanoid and muscular in appearance. He has the same coloring from his Imperfect form, but his lower arms and legs are now colored black and his tail is now orange and black. His horns now point upward and form a crown shape with the black section on his forehead becoming ball-like, and his face, though possessing a comically large-lipped mouth and lacking a nose, has taken the general shape of a human face. His pupils become round with pale blue irises (red in the manga) and white sclera. Cell's feet lose their toes and instead resemble shoes, though his tail remains much the same as it was in his Imperfect form.
Cell becomes fully humanoid in his Perfect form gained from absorbing Android 18, complete with a normal nose and mouth. His irises become pink (they stay red in the manga). His tail has been completely retracted, only the stinger remaining. This form is somewhat shorter and lighter than the previous one, being 7 feet in height. His wings have grown back, but he retains the shoe-like feet and upward-pointing horns with the black ball-like section from Semi-Perfect form. Purple stripes now run down each side of his face, similar to those of Frieza in his first three forms. He now sports light green with dark green spots on his body with the upper torso sporting black sections on the chest and shoulders.
While Perfect, Cell can take on a Super Saiyan Third Grade and Power Stressed form, each similar to his base Perfect form but with grossly enlarged muscles and, in the Power Stressed state, greater size.
Cell also possesses a Super Perfect State, identical in appearance to his Perfect form, but with the added electrified aura of a Super Saiyan 2 .
In Dragon Ball Online , it is revealed that Cell's Head shape in his Second and Perfect forms is actually a Namekian genetic trait.
In Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2 , Frieza Race can have spots identical to Cell's if Eyes Type 15 and Mouth/Jaw Type 15 are selected. Mouth/Type 15 also features a mouth and jawline similar to Cell's in his perfect form, while Mouth/Jaw Type 14 resembles the mouth and jawline of Cell's second form. Additionally Cell's ear shape is identical to Frieza Race Ears Type 4 indicating the shape of his ears was also influenced by his Frieza Race genes.

Cell has an original personality engineered by Gero's computer to combine the character traits of his genetic constituents which would be most useful for a perfect weapon. [3] Because his genetic composition includes DNA from Goku, Vegeta, and Piccolo, he is aware of their weaknesses and is therefore able to exploit them in battle. However, Cell's overall personality changes drastically with each transformation.
Initially, Cell is completely single-minded in the pursuit of his goals and is very cautious, sneaky, cunning, knowledgeable, and calculating in achieving his main goal of perfection. Upon reaching his first transformation, he becomes far more brash and impulsive in his actions, relying less on strategy and more on brute force, often becoming clouded and losing his ability to think rationally when things don't go his way. However, he does retain at least some degree of a strategic mind, as he got the idea to exploit Vegeta's arrogant desire for a challenge to manipulate him into allowing him to absorb 18. Upon reaching perfection, Cell displays a number of traits shared by those whose cells he possesses; Piccolo 's cunning, Vegeta 's pride, Goku 's laid-back disposition, Frieza 's smugness (as well as some of his psychopathy), and the Saiyan lust for battle.
In this form, he is also shown to be very calm and genuinely polite, albeit arrogant, until he loses the upper hand in combat. Ironically, the arrogance Vegeta displayed to allow Cell to achieve his perfect form was the same that Cell used to force Gohan to awaken his hidden powers, leading him, as it had led Vegeta, to his own downfall. Another of Cell's most distinguishable traits in this form is his uninhibited vanity, which he shamelessly displays by launching the Cell Games , a tournament organized solely to show off his newfound power. It's also obvious during Cell's confrontation with Gohan when he affirms his true purpose: the annihilation of anything he considers imperfect--everyone and everything but himself. When he is outmatched, however, he quickly becomes desperate and loses his rational approach, making several critical mistakes.
As Imperfect Cell, Cell is completely single-minded in the pursuit of his goals to complete his evolution, as he is extremely eager to discover what attaining perfection would feel like. His desire is to absorb both Android 17 and Android 18. Imperfect Cell is very cautious, sneaky, cunning, and calculating; he does not chase down the Androids directly since he knows he cannot beat them before he absorbs enough human energy. Although obsessed with attaining perfection, Cell was willing to temporarily put aside his plans to absorb 17 and 18 if it meant that he had to deal any possible threat to his plans, as seen how he chose to dispatch Piccolo and attempted to do so with 16 rather than immediately going after 17 and 18.
However, despite his usually cautious and savvy nature, Imperfect Cell could still be seen to be somewhat arrogant and narcissistic, seen by how he openly revealed his plans to Piccolo when under the impression that he had won when he really did not.
After he achieves his Semi-Perfect form, Cell no longer cares about absorbing other creatures, and becomes obsessed with finding Android 18 to complete his quest for perfection. He also becomes slightly more arrogant and narcissistic because of his power increase, as well as rash and impatient. His arrogance is short-lived though; he is easily outclassed by Vegeta's Super Saiyan Second Grade form. After finding that his Semi-Perfect form is no match for his opponent, Cell convinces Vegeta to allow him to absorb Android 18 to attain the Perfect Form (which he is able to do as he appeals to Vegeta's ego and the natural Saiyan drive to fight stronger opponents, both of which Cell is aware of, as he possesses Vegeta's cells). He is also prone to tantrums when things don't go his way. This is best evidenced when he was unable to find Android 18 and proceeded to blow up several islands in an attempt to force her to come out, not caring if his energy blasts resulted in her destruction if she tried to continue hunker down.
According to his bios in Dragon Ball Z: Budokai Tenkaichi 2 and Budokai Tenkaichi 3 , in his new form, he seems to feel that he is the most powerful living specimen on the planet, and it is suggested that this arrogant attitude may have been influenced by Vegeta's genes (meaning Vegeta's cells may become more prominent while in this form, which seems to be supported by the fact he uses at least two of Vegeta's signature moves in this form, albeit only in the anime: Galick Gun and a modified Big Bang Attack ). It may also be due to his absorption of Android 17 and the genes of Frieza, both of whom are very egotistical, arrogant, narcissistic, and intolerant of the idea of anyone being better than themselves. To further support the notion of his superiority, Android 16, who barely survives his brief encounter with this form of Cell, thinks to himself that there should be no one in the universe ready to challenge him at this point (and that it is odd how he is still so obsessed with achieving completion), until this preconception is shattered by Cell's embarrassment against the self-proclaimed "Super Vegeta".
After absorbing No. 18 and becoming perfect, Cell becomes significantly more arrogant and narcissistic in this form, due to the massive increase in power. After attaining the perfect form, he had long desired, Cell admitted to Trunks that he had found himself with no other purpose, even killing Goku, which was Dr. Gero's intended purpose for Cell, did not seem to satisfy him. Like Goku, he just wanted to fight to enjoy it. Thus, he saw his Cell Games as the opportunity to discover a new purpose; to test his new-found power. This could also be attributed by his own vanity.
In this form, Cell gains Frieza's polite mannerisms (though without the snide sarcasm) and ruthlessly sadistic personality, relishing in seeing people terrified, as he admitted to Future Trunks when he revealed his intention for the Cell Games. This was further shown in the anime, while waiting for the Cell Games, he chose to terrorize the people of Earth simply for his own amusement. Akira Toriyama himself surmised that the concept behind the Cell Games may have been influenced by King Piccolo's cells which makes sense as King Piccolo also enjoyed terrorizing the people of Earth in a similar manner and both broadcasted their evil intentions on television just to instill fear into Earth's population. Thus, he possesses the villainous traits from King Piccolo, Vegeta, and Frieza.
Much like Goku, Cell seems to take on a carefree and laid-back attitude, not losing any form of his composure until he was faced with the prospect of a being stronger than him. Cell has adopted Goku's, as well as Vegeta's, desire to battle strong opponents, which was another purpose of the Cell Games. The fact that prior to facing Super Saiyan 2 Gohan, Cell still chose to hold back his full power, Cell was willing to handicap himself in order to challenge his own limits. Despite this, however, if Cell finds that his opponents were not adequate challenges, he will not hesitate to finish the battle quickly or discontinue it, reflecting his arrogance. Before fighting Gohan, Cell saw Goku as the only worthy opponent and displayed excitement when fighting him. Cell even expressed discontent and outrage when Goku had decided to forfeit his battle against Cell.
After coming back in his Super Perfect form, the huge influx of power causes his already inflated ego to increase dramatically. He becomes notably more deranged, frequently shouting and exhibiting bizarre facial ticks at random intervals (although this may be largely due to his rage over being humiliated by Gohan). In addition, the intro narration for " Cell Returns! " has the narrator referring to Cell as a "demented demon". Cell also became more hotheaded and rasher, seen by how he immediately chose to risk destroying the entire solar system simply to defeat Gohan.
After returning from his brush with death, Cell saw himself as true perfection, believing himself to be immortal, as he was unable to die (save for the unlikely possibility of dying in battle). Oddly, despite having every intention of destroying the planet, he was heard thinking "That's the spirit" when Gohan's challenges Cell to a Kamehameha duel (although this was likely because he wanted the latter to give it his all as a means to prove Cell's own superiority). Even as he was slowly destroyed by Gohan's final attack , Cell could not comprehend why he was defeated, exclaiming that he was perfection itself. When in the throes of defeat, Cell seems to almost lose his sanity. Screaming in rage and confusion as he believes no one can defeat "perfection" (or himself). These traits show that Cell most likely has inherited some of Frieza's psychotic and sadistic traits.
As King Piccolo had previously also enjoyed himself by taking over the world as if it were a game and tried to rule the world through fear, Akira Toriyama wondered in an interview if Cell's similar way of doing things is from the influence of his Piccolo cells. [3]
In Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2 , Perfect Cell is shown to retain his fondness for absorbing people, though the reason for doing so is not to increase his power but for his own enjoyment. To alleviate his boredom he offers to train the Future Warrior , though threatens he will absorb them should they fail or refuse. While training the Future Warrior, Cell is impressed by the Warrior's growth and even finds that he enjoys teaching and training others, to the point he even suggests he might take on more students. Presumably this trait may come from Piccolo and/or Goku. If the Future Warrior manages to bond fully with both Cell and Frieza a special event occurs where Cell encounters 1st form Frieza for the first time. Though he and Frieza are allies in the anime filler and Dragon Ball GT , during this meeting in Xenoverse 2 Cell is shown to look down on Frieza during this meeting as he contributes his loss during the Cell Games to Frieza's cells due to Frieza's loss to the Saiyans (Goku and Future Trunks), showing that Perfect Cell seems to blame his faults on others whose DNA he possesses such as Frieza. In return Frieza is show to dislike Cell's smug and arrogant attitude towards him which ironically is a trait that comes from Frieza himself.
However, when Imperfect Cell fights Frieza in the Xenoverse 2 there is a special dialog where Cell states that he guesses he should thank him for "supplying" his DNA, even calling it an act of generosity in the Funimation dub of Xenoverse 2 .
If Perfect Cell fights with Cell Jr., it will act disrespectfully towards him angering Cell causing him to state " How dare you! How dare you act that way towards your father...! You are nothing but a miserable failure. " showing that he does not like being disrespected by his children. In Xenoverse 2 when fighting Android 13, Imperfect Cell suspects that Android 13 may be one of his early prototypes as he notes his ability to grow stronger through absorbing the components of other Androids. Perfect Cell (in both his Perfect and Super Perfect forms) however considers Android 13 to be an outdated model.
In PQ: " Miscalculations in Time ", Imperfect Cell's time machine goes off course and ends up at the Cell Games. Perfect Cell has nothing but scorn for his Imperfect self and calls him an idiot for ending up in the wrong age. However Imperfect Cell is elated to learn the computer was right about his perfect form and resolves to absorb Perfect Cell and become a warrior of even greater perfection. However, the result of him absorbing Perfect Cell if any are not shown.
Owing to his being created by Gero, his brain also has a memory databank that contains detailed information of all the known members of the Red Ribbon Army. This is implied if the Future Warrior was training under Cell and approaches him while dressed up as General Blue, where he goes through the records in his brain and relays everything, he knows about the deceased Red Ribbon general and expressing disbelief at the claim of him being killed by a tongue. In addition, although he fully acknowledges Gero's intended purpose of him being meant to avenge the Red Ribbon Army, his personal views on the matter varied between sources. In FighterZ , he was shown to have no actual care for Gero's goal of restoring the Army or avenging it, mostly due to his narcissism. However, in Atsumare! Gokū Wārudo , he was shown to be fully dedicated to completing this goal, even explicitly stating he intends to avenge the Red Ribbon Army by fighting Goku.
His English voice varies between forms. In his imperfect form, he has a rasping, slightly sadistic voice. In his semi-perfect form, he speaks in a somewhat more brutal manner with a slightly haughty tone, albeit in a slightly guttural manner. In his perfect form and beyond, he is depicted as speaking with a posh English accent to emphasize his excessively arrogant nature.


Dragon Ball

Cell 17 retains Cell's face, but now dons a short orange scarf reminiscent of Android 17 . He also has much clothing taken from Super 17 , including his armbands and lower half.


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Cell Juniors look quite similar to Cell in his Perfect form, sharing his black wings, purple lines on the cheeks, yellow ears, pink eyes, and purple joints. They are different, however, in that they are both blue and smaller, with shorter horns and wings in proportion to their bodies. They also do not have stingers on their backs as Cell does, which renders them unable to absorb other beings, or create offspring of their own.

Similar to very young children, Cell Juniors are curious, mischievous, and playful, but also enjoy harming others, toying with their opponents as well as drawing them in with taunts (at least prior to being tamed by 17). They are obedient, following Cell's orders in the beginning and later Android 17's orders when he tames them. Akin to Cell, they are very confident of their abilities in battle. When faced with a difficult opponent, they will resort to attacking in numbers and use all of their genetically inherited techniques. They are normally eager to fight but are prone to panic and fear if an enemy can withstand their combined might and, as a last resort, will try to escape if possible.
After being tamed, they become protective and territorial of Monster Island, attacking anyone they do not perceive as a Park Ranger, including Goten and Trunks before they noticed their Ranger uniforms and departed on peaceful terms, viewing them as fellow protectors of the island.


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Cell Max's appearance greatly resembles that of the original Cell 's Semi-Perfect form, though Cell Max is primarily red instead of green, has glowing yellow (later red) eyes, Perfect Cell-like wings, and a mace at the end of his tail. In the film, Cell Max is initially colorless until his chamber colors his body upon activation. In the film, the spots on his body do not appear until he initially powers up - though he has them from the get-go in the manga - and glow when he uses ki attacks. Initially, Cell Max was shown to be somewhat larger than average, but grew to be gargantuan by the time of the final battle. Additionally, Cell Max's feet have treaded undersides, resembling traditional boots more than Cell's talon-like feet.

Largely because he was prematurely activated by Magenta , Cell Max appears to be completely mindless and totally berserk. He possesses none of the original Cell's calm attributes, though appears to possess strong enough fighting knowledge to contend with wise fighters such as Piccolo . In the manga, he also possessed enough intelligence to realize when it was in a disadvantage, as evidenced by its attempt at retreating as Beast Gohan was about to charge the final blow only for Piccolo, 18, and Krillin to ground him.


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Celluza has two black sects on his head with a spotted purple ball between the sects, a black tail, black arms up to his wrists, and the Metamo-Ring on his left arm. He has a single black spot on his chest and black plates on his legs. He has spotted Purple Bio-Armor that covers most of his body except his hands, face, and neck.

Much like both of his fusees, Celluza has a heart of evil as well as a dangerously polite demeanor. He inherits Cell’s enjoyment for battle (treating it as a game more than anything) as well as Frieza’s unquenchable thirst for vengeance.


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Chamel appears somewhat similar to a young version of Demigra , having pale skin and messy red hair, though unlike Demigra, Chamel has a single large lock hanging over his forehead. He has red eyes with black pupils, large pointed ears, and green Potaras . In his regular state he wears a red overcoat with yellow accents over a bright teal shirt and a black undershirt. In addition, he wears gold armbands with dark red jewels hanging off of them, black fingerless gloves, brown pants and black shoes with upturned toes and light brown cloths covering them.
As an Earthling in World Mission , Chamel has spiky black hair and wears a black Dragon Ball Heroes team jacket with a Capsule Corporation logo on the back, which acts as the team's official uniform.

In World Mission , Chamel is shown to have a lone wolf attitude as he prefers to work alone. After learning Great Saiyaman 3 is Xeno Trunks, he is shown to respect the Hero Master even after learning his true identity and despite his preference is reassigned to work together with the rest of the team, which he begrudgingly accepts.
In the Heroes manga, Chamel displays a similarly serious attitude, especially towards his fellow Demon Gods. He holds extreme loyalty to Demigra, however.


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Champa's a purple cat-like humanoid, similar to Beerus, but with a plumper build contrasting Beerus' and likewise a much shorter tail. He wears clothing which resembles that of the ancient Egyptian royalty like Beerus and other Gods of Destruction, complete with a red and pink collar with white linings on both edges, corresponding with Vados, his attendant. Unlike Beerus and Whis, Champa and Vados have circles on their collars and sashes instead of diamonds. He wears golden bangles and arm rings, as well as an earring, which was pierced in his right ear unlike his twin, who wears it on his left, which is depicted in the anime.
It was implied by Vados that Champa was once leaner than his current build but later gained more weight.

Much like his brother, Champa is very confident in his abilities and is rather indifferent to other people dying. At the same time, Champa is shown to be even lazier than Beerus, often asking Vados to handle matters, which he, as a God of Destruction should handle, for him. He's also shown to be underhanded, and he cares little for rules and order, as he snuck into Universe 7 to collect its portion of the Super Dragon Balls set. Even more, he added various modifications in the Tournament of Destroyers to support his fighters. Champa tends to carry himself in a less-dignified manner compared to Beerus, as he tends to avoid answering questions that incriminate or embarrass him. Unlike Beerus, Champa has not been seen behaving in a very polite and sophisticated manner towards others when the time comes, further exemplifying his lack of emotional maturity. Champa is also shown to take his rivalry with Beerus much more seriously. Even with the looming threat of being erased should he lose the Tournament of Power, Champa's main goal was to humiliate Beerus.
He is also very selfish as upon learning of Universe 7's Earth providing Beerus with such wonderful food, Champa immediately voiced his desire to obtain the planet for himself. Like most of the Supreme Kais and all other Gods of Destruction, Champa has a low tolerance for failure. Even more, he is a sore loser, going into a childish tantrum and making baseless accusations in hopes of getting his way. Champa is shown to have had a strong liking towards sweets, particularly in his drinks, which seems to be the driving reason for his heavier frame. Champa is also somewhat less intelligent compared to his brother as he fails to realize Goku and Vegeta were moving slowly due to the weighted training suits they were wearing causing him to underestimate their strength.
Like the other Destroyers, Champa is shown to be fearfully respectful of Zeno .
However, despite his pettiness, Champa nevertheless appears capable of possessing genuine respect and admiration; upon Hit 's elimination by Jiren , rather than getting mad as he typically would, Champa instead proudly reassured Hit that he fought well and stated that his loss wouldn't be in vain and when Cabba was defeated by Frieza, Champa was only angry by Frieza's cruelty and showed how much he hated him. While he was willing to hire Frost , Champa shows dislike towards the latter's evil nature and felt no obligation to help him if he failed. While he and Beerus argue a lot, as he was about to be erased, Champa bid farewell to his brother, although it was in a mocking manner. It is implied that Champa did at least possess some attachment to his brother. Furthermore, the moment he got revived with the Super Dragon Balls, despite the fact that he does not know which Universe was responsible for the wish, he assumed it was Beerus', showing his trust towards his own brother. Likewise, Champa's ego and emotional outburst overshadow his ability to calmly evaluate situations and form strategies to deal with the situation. For example, after he realized his universe could not win by knocking everyone out, he ordered his team to avoid unnecessary conflict and only engage Universe 7 to reduce their numbers so that Universe 6 can win by having the most warriors left at the end of the tournament.


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Chappil resembles a bipedal dragon with shiny metal scales. He appears to wear nothing but a shirt decorated with puffy sleeves and a monster motif. Chappil's design has similarities to a humanoid dragon or a gargoyle.

He is very confident due to his defensive capabilities.


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He is a short, muscular man and has tan skin and a black beard.


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Charmy is a short, bespectacled man with short charcoal-gray hair, small beady eyes, and no visible nose. He wears a blue jumpsuit with red and white body armor, dark gray elbow pads, white gloves, and black boots with red and white shin-pads. He is usually seen carrying what appears to be either a submachine gun or a police baton on his right shoulder and is almost always seen frowning in disinterest. In Dragon Ball, he wears a fully enclosed white and red motorcycle helmet, obscuring his face.

Charmy is a calm, serious, humorless, dedicated, workaholic man who takes his job seriously, and does not stand for nonsense. He also appears to be something of a germophobe and is easily disgusted by the sight of poop.


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She is a near human-like humanoid with short white hair, thin white eyebrows, lime green skin and a slender yet curvy build. She is considered very attractive as seen from Daigen making a move on her, as well as Beerus becoming instantly interested in her upon their first meeting. She wears a white and purple outfit with a green half circle shield under her chest, white gloves concealing purple rings on her cuffs and white and green shoes with long purple socks. Her eyes are purple and her hair is short. She also wears a blue scouter.
After moving to Planet Vampa , she retains her purple bodysuit but wears a long-sleeved lavender jacket while also retaining her socks and boots.

Cheelai is a delinquent who acts on emotions, helping out people without thinking of the potential consequences. [3] This is shown when she stole and destroyed Paragus' remote and not listening to his explanation and when she confronted Paragus over his not wanting Broly to talk during the meal and she seems to have a quick temper as she became furious when Paragus told her politely to mind her own business. As shown in her initial dialogue with Lemo , she is sassy and opinionated. She and Lemo form a friendship with Broly , taking a shine to him despite his lack of social skills. She takes a dislike to Paragus due to his harsh treatment of his son Broly. She theorizes that Broly doesn't like to fight and that Paragus only regards him as a weapon of vengeance. She noted that Broly's fighting prowess was greater than she imagined. She blamed Paragus for Broly's berserker tendencies and said that she wished they could do something to help him. Since she stole Paragus' remote without him noticing, Cheelai seems to be an accomplished and unrepentant pickpocket.
Cheelai can be quite skeptical of others and their intentions, namely towards Goku's earnest efforts to appease them and is quite protective of her new friend Broly (not wanting him to be manipulated). In the end however, she does warm up to Goku and will allow him to visit Broly whenever he wants.


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Chi-Chi is a beautiful, light-skinned and slender woman of curvaceous frame and average height with large breasts. She has long, straight black hair reaching mid-back with short square bangs, and large black eyes.
As a child, Chi-Chi's appearance consisted of a blue bikini, pink gloves and boots, a green cape and her pink helmet . Chi-Chi kept this appearance until the Piccolo Jr. Saga where she wears a blue cheongsam (Chinese dress) with red pants, armband, and shoes, white socks and a red sash. In this appearance, she also wore her hair in a ponytail. Nearly all of the clothes Chi-Chi is seen wearing in her adulthood are Chinese dresses and Martial Arts uniforms.
In the first half of Dragon Ball Z , Chi-Chi's primary clothing was a purple dress that has an orange cloth tied on the top and a yellow sash. Her hair was tied in a high bun, but she still had her hair coming down on the sides. Chi-Chi keeps her hair the same through the Androids Saga but she wears a purple uniform with pink sleeves and pants. In Dragon Ball Z: Broly - The Legendary Super Saiyan , after Goku and Gohan come home, she wears a light purple martial art uniform with light blue sleeves, a blue sash, light purple pants, and blue martial art shoes. In Dragon Ball Z: Bojack Unbound , she wears a pink cheongsam with a black sash, light blue pants, blue socks, and purple shoes. In the Buu Saga , she wears a yellow uniform with a purple cloth tied on the back with turquoise pants, blue martial art shoes and with all of her hair put into a bun and also wears pink Chinese earrings. At the party celebration for the defeat of Kid Buu , she still wears her hair in a bun with long strands of hair framing her face, with pink lipstick, and wears a pink collared shirt, along with white pearl earrings and a pearl necklace and wears white pants and black high heels. Chi-Chi also has a fairly small chest, which is implied in the Japanese version to be the reason why Goku didn't consider using her to bargain with Old Kai to unlock Gohan's potential and instead settled for someone else .
In The Return of Son Goku and Friends! , before the party, Chi-Chi wears a yellow martial arts uniform with blue sleeves with white cuffs, a red cloth tied around her shoulders, a red sash with white pants, green earrings, and black martial art shoes. At dinner, she wears a more casual outfit, consisting of a yellow cheongsam, a turquoise cloth around her shoulders, a light purple obi, white pants, and purple earrings. At the party, she wears a pink cheongsam with a small white jacket, white bracelets, and white dress shoes. She retains her green earrings.
In Battles of Gods , she wears a red cheongsam with a crimson cloth tied around her shoulders, a red sash, crimson pants, light blue bracelets, white socks and red shoes with red lipstick.

Chi-Chi with blue hair

In Dragon Ball Super , she wears her hair in the same hairstyle as in the Majin Buu Saga, with a yellow martial arts uniform with a purple sash, white long sleeves, a purple cloth around her shoulders, turquoise pants, blue martial arts shoes, green earrings, and red lipstick.
During the very end of Dragon Ball Z , after the 10-year gap after Kid Buu 's defeat, Chi-Chi wears a red uniform with a purple cloth tied on the back with purple pants before the tournament as well as having her hair in a ponytail. During and after the tournament, she wears a dark pink cheongsam with a black sash, and dark yellow pants with white bracelets and earrings.
In Dragon Ball GT , Chi-Chi's hair is much shorter (probably chin-length or shoulder-length) and it is styled differently. Her attire is a pink uniform with light green sleeves, a turquoise sash, violet pants, and black shoes and gold Chinese earrings.

As a child, Chi-Chi was very shy, sweet, and often thought about who she would marry. Despite being the daughter of the Ox-King , who had a reputation of being terrifying, she was shown to be the opposite of him, as she was shown to be of pure heart by being able to ride the Flying Nimbus . During fighting, she is often scared and defeats her opponent while crying.

An example of one of Chi-Chi's comically ridiculous fits of rage

Chi-Chi's personality changed when she became an adult, especially after marrying Goku and having her son Gohan . She is often depicted as nagging, temperamental, overprotective, controlling, tough and fundamentally well-meaning woman, with a feisty and more tomboyish personality, similar to the stereotypical overbearing shōnen mother, compared to Bulma 's personality, who is happy and easy-going. Although Chi-Chi is often seen yelling at Goku over fighting, or Gohan over his schoolwork, it cannot be disputed that she loves Goku and her family very much. This is shown at the end of the Buu Saga , when she is brought to tears and hugs Goku just over the thought of finally getting to live as a family of four with Goku, Gohan, and Goten . Also, she seems to worry about Goku the most when he develops a Heart Virus , caring for him and crying by his bedside. When she finds out that Goku is all better, she jumps out of Kame House and runs to Goku and gives him a big hug, to which Goku responds by swinging her around. She usually cries when she finds out Goku is injured or dead, or when he's home safe, clearly showing her love for her husband. Even though Chi-Chi disapproved of Goku preferring Gohan learning to fight than being socialized, she nevertheless showed herself to be easily angered when her husband and/or her son got disrespected due to this, as in the English dub she kicked out Mr. Shu without hesitation for insulting Goku despite him being Gohan's private tutor (in the Japanese version, she instead kicks him out due to his extremely abusive actions towards Gohan, such as openly whipping him in front of her and openly declaring that Gohan was a monkey with no potential.). Although Chi-Chi is insistent to Goku that Gohan's studies are more important than anything in the world, she, along with the rest of the characters around them, goes into shock when Goku actually agrees with her (in " Memories of Gohan "). She even goes as far as checking his temperature to make sure he was feeling well. Similarly, in Dragon Ball Z: Cooler's Revenge , she worries about Goku when he insists Gohan finish his homework only to learn that Goku wanted Gohan to finish it so they could go camping. This suggests that despite her often nagging him to think or do something besides fighting with their son, she actually prefers her husband the way he is.
She is notable by emphasizing on Gohan's "academic achievement" rather than his fighting ability, as she was hesitant for Gohan to repeat Goku's habits of getting into danger, and she also did not want Gohan to grow up without proper education as Goku had. Therefore, she often becomes frustrated when Goku decides to take Gohan to fights, so much that often Chi-Chi is willing to go to battle herself to defend her son, though she's always restrained by some of the other characters to keep her from getting herself killed; nonetheless, it is often implied that Chi-Chi is proud of Gohan whenever he does fight but refuses to admit it save for when he participated in the World Martial Arts Tournament and Intergalactic World Tournament in Dragon Ball Z: Bojack Unbound . In some cases, her insistence that Gohan study can also impact her common sense, as evidenced by her trying to prevent Gohan from aiding Goku when the latter was being attacked by a pair of assassins in order for him to finish his studies, causing Gohan to sternly ask her which between his studies or Goku's life mattered more, shocking her enough to let him go fight them in Dragon Ball Z: Super Android 13! . This was also hinted at in the manga for the Namek Saga , where she was not too concerned about Gohan fighting for his life on Namek outside of whether he's studying (in contrast to the anime adaptation where she panics at Gohan being alone on Namek and attempts to get Dr. Brief to create a spacecraft for her to go there and rescue her son). However, by the Androids Saga , Chi-Chi apparently grows more accepting of Gohan fighting, as she allows him to train because of the androids and attend the Cell Games , even though she did not want him to participate. Henceforth, she taught Goten martial arts apparently out of a desire to prevent him from being incapable of defending himself whenever needed, [19] just like her father did with her and showed extreme strictness on it equaling how she was with Gohan about his education. Chi-Chi also allowed Gohan (and Goten) to participate in the 25th World Martial Arts Tournament , although part of the reason she allowed this was because she was excited to see Goku again for the first time in seven years and because winning the tournament or even being the runner-up would allow Gohan to obtain enough money to pay for his college tuitions.
Chi-Chi has a somewhat negative opinion of Super Saiyans as she seems to associate the transformation with delinquency due to its hair color. This is shown when she first saw Gohan in his Super Saiyan Full Power form shortly before the Cell Games and mistakenly assumed that Gohan and Goku had dyed their hair (which is considered a sign of delinquency in Japanese culture), unaware that it was a result of the transformation. Though she comes to understand that its a Saiyan transformation, she retains her initial negative opinion of the Super Saiyan form as she reacted negatively when Goten transformed while they were sparring.
She is shown to have developed a friendship with Bulma, especially after Bulma's marriage to Vegeta , as Bulma understands the struggle of both being married to a Saiyan and raising half-Saiyan children. However, despite their friendship, the two have been known to argue especially when their children compete in tournaments as shown in Bojack Unbound and the 25th World Martial Arts Tournament.
Though she loves Goku, she is often frustrated by his tendency to focus most of his time on martial arts training instead of contributing to their family financially. In fact, it is implied that for most of her marriage, Chi-Chi relied on her father's wealth to support her and Goku. Her frustration over their financial situation is understandable given that Goku is naively ignorant when it comes to money. Considering she grew up with her father's wealth, she may be frustrated by the fact that her husband is unable to provide the same for her and their children and implied to be somewhat envious of Bulma's wealth and quickly changed her opinion of Videl when she learned Videl lived in a mansion with 50 rooms, to the point she keenly asks Gohan if he was going to marry her.
In Dragon Ball Super , she forces Goku to work on their family's radish farm as a way for them to earn money after telling him that her father became poor due to a fire on Fire Mountain burying his treasure. However, after Mr. Satan gives Goku the 100 million Zeni peace prize, she allows Goku to go train on King Kai's Planet without a second thought. However she later forbids him from going to King Kai's to train, as their family had spent and saved the 100 million Zeni, and are once again broke (which turns out to be a lie by Chi-Chi in order to get him, to no avail, to work instead of train all the time), forcing him to go back to farming to support them, which shows she will let Goku train as long as their family is well off financially. In addition to their family's radish farm, in the Dr. Slump crossover episode Chi-Chi forces Goku to take a job as a security guard at the World Invention Conference after Mr. Satan had offered him the job.
With the birth of her granddaughter Pan , Chi-Chi becomes adamant that Pan is raised as a gentle girly-girl with a normal life so that she will not end up as another " battle-loving idiot ". She also wants Goku to be a good grandfather and not just fight all the time; going as far as furiously hunting him down to forbid him from leaving with Whis to train under him, attempting to scare him into submitting to her. Surprisingly, however, she does not get mad after Goku blatantly disobeys her and leaves with Whis to go train, apparently accepting that Goku means well.


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In the painting, the face of Chi-Chi's mother is not shown since it is blocked by decorations, but it can be seen that she has the same hairstyle as her daughter Chi-Chi and dresses the same way Chi-Chi does when she becomes older. She is shown wearing a turquoise cheongsam with purple pants underneath, and pink socks and shoes. In the painting showing her, she is similar in size to the Ox-King's hand.


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Chiaoldo looks like a lime green version of Chiaotzu, with Guldo's Battle Armor . Additionally, he has a green shirt with a symbol. In his idol, he has an orange aura around him.


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Chiaotzu is an Earthling who possesses a few different traits than most, such as plain white skin and red cheeks. Like Krillin , Chiaotzu does not have a visible nose and is quite short in height. Chiaotzu has a single, wiry hair on his head, only seen after he removes his hat. His outfit throughout the majority of the series consists of the entire Crane School uniform . By the second half of the Vegeta Saga , however, he ditches the robe for a white tank top. In the Majin Buu Saga , like Tien Shinhan , Chiaotzu wears a blue Hanfu (Han Chinese-style) robe with a white cloak and pants, and though he wears a Mongolian-style hat in the manga, he keeps the Crane School cap in the anime. He also does not appear to age.
Chiaotzu's design is based on Jiang Shi (Chinese vampires). The similarities are displayed in both his appearance and also when Chiaotzu performs some of his attacks. Jiang Shi is described as having white skin, red cheeks and wearing an outfit from the Qing Dynasty . These ghosts cannot walk (only hop), and they always keep their arms stretched out in front of them. These qualities are all referenced in Chiaotzu to some extent: when first encountered, Chiaotzu flies more often than walks, and his attacks are executed by stretching his arms. Chiaotzu's outfit also resembles a Qing one. At the time Chiaotzu debuted, there was a Jiang Shi movie craze throughout East Asia, specifically Hong Kong's Mr. Vampire and Taiwan's Hello Dracula movie series.
Another possibility is that Chiaotzu was inspired by Nezha from Journey to the West , the novel Akira Toriyama used as a prototype for his own work when he began creating the Dragon Ball manga series. Nezha is usually depicted as a baby with a totally white body, much like Chiaotzu. Nezha is an opponent of Sun Wukong (who inspired Goku ) and one of his allies is Erlang Shen, a god depicted with three eyes. This makes Chiaotzu and Tien a fitting pair, being similar in appearance to Nezha and Erlang respectively.

In his initial characterization, Chiaotzu is sadistic and amoral due to the teachings of Master Shen. During the preliminary rounds of the tournament, he needlessly burns one of his opponents so badly that the man is bandaged from head to toe. He gleefully inflicts pain on Krillin with his psychic attack and uses the same attack to cheat in Tien's match with Goku, on Shen's order.
Later, Chiaotzu is a fairly quiet but brave psychic martial artist who is willing to help out his friends whenever possible and is highly devoted to his training with Tien. He will normally follow Tien every step of the way, but if he truly feels what he is doing is right, Chiaotzu will ignore Tien's rejections or even pleas in order to commit to the plan he has conjured up. [6] Despite being quiet and powerful, he also has a childish nature; mocking Krillin for shortcomings that Chiaotzu himself has when they first meet. He has demonstrated an inability to quickly solve basic addition problems or grasp some jokes. He enjoys watching movies and eating tenshindon [1] (Which is ironically the dish that Tien Shinhan was named for).


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He appears as a humanoid with an extension on his head acting like a hair wick.


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Chief Moginaian is a muscular, yellowish neon green caveman-like alien. He has two sets of arms and two sets of eyes. He wears a caveman tunic with a rugged, furry brown scarf around his neck. On his back, he carries a makeshift hammer, which is a long, thick stick with a heavy stone tied to it.


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The August 2011 V-Jump issue reveals that Chilled was designed by Akira Toriyama . Chilled looks similar to the first form of Frieza .
The "dome" on his head is orange, as is his leotard. His face, hands, chest, legs, and feet are all a light purple. He has white armor-like pieces around his wrists, upper shoulders, and ankles. He also has two short spikes on his shoulders. His horns are small, short and twisted. His face and body are also rounder than Frieza's.

Chilled displays many of the same ruthless traits as his descendants. Arrogant and childish, he is more than willing to kill his own soldiers for simply getting in his way (hypocritically questioning Demigra for doing the same to him in Super Dragon Ball Heroes ) and becomes irate at the idea of anyone being stronger than him, throwing a temper tantrum when fighting an uphill battle against the superior Super Saiyan Bardock .
He does, however, show deep concern for his family, as he ensures his soldiers warn the rest of his family about the Super Saiyan threat before he dies after Bardock defeats him. This is in sharp contrast to most of his descendants, who only care about their family's honor and reputation.


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Chronoa, more commonly known by her title Supreme Kai of Time, is a short and petite Supreme Kai of a youthful and pretty appearance with pinkish-red hair and pink/purple skin. Like most Supreme Kais, she wears a pair of Potara earrings and robes similar to those worn by the Supreme Kais on the Sacred World of the Kai , though it has a more casual design that is distinctly feminine. Her outfit known as Supreme Kai of Time's Clothes also sports a pair of high-heeled boots, which may be to compensate for her short stature, as she is also noticeably shorter than Future Trunks and Goku . Despite her young appearance, she is at least 75 million years old and was alive during the time period when Lord Beerus sealed Old Kai in the Z-Sword , which would make her one of the oldest known living Supreme Kais. In Xenoverse 2 , Elder Kai reveals that he is about 1,000 years older than her, indicating she is the second oldest Supreme Kai living in Universe 7 .

Despite her role, Chronoa has a friendly, good-natured, if somewhat sassy personality most of the time. Befitting her somewhat childlike appearance, Chronoa can be prone to angry outbursts, like when Tokitoki ruined her introduction to the Future Warrior by perching on her head causing her to angrily yell at the divine bird for sitting on her and making her look foolish in front of them. She, however, is quite benevolent as she allowed Future Trunks' alterations to remain as she understood Trunks' intentions were noble and ultimately for the greater good. However this did not stop her from deceiving Xeno Trunks into working for her by claiming it was to make up for his sin of using the Time Machine to alter history, when in reality he had actually committed no crime and Chronoa just really needed an assistant, though it is implied that she has some trust issues, as Chronoa did not think Trunks would take her words as seriously as he did.
Chronoa is also shown to think quite highly of herself to the point she believes the meals she cooks are fit for a god, when in reality she is a notoriously horrible cook (it is implied that her poor cooking skills are well known as Whis immediately stopped reaching for a pudding cup when he realized it had been made by her). She, however, is oblivious to this as she mistook Whis' criticism of her cooking, as a compliment and seemed oblivious to the fact that she almost caused another time distortion due to angering Beerus.
Chronoa is also a terrible housekeeper as there is a lot of junk around her home in the Time Nest; it is implied that she can be somewhat lazy as she apparently dislikes doing things that require a lot of work, as she is quick to pawn off the task of searching through all the Time Scrolls to find where the wormhole had sent Broly and Bardock to her assistant Xeno Trunks in Xenoverse . She also chose to build Conton City on top of the ruins of Toki Toki City instead of rebuilding it after it was destroyed by the Conton City Dragon she accidentally created as it would be a lot faster.
She is very protective of the Time Nest and Time Vault, as she refuses to allow anyone (even Beerus) to fight near it out of fear it could be damaged or destroyed. She is also extremely protective of Tokitoki and its eggs, which is one of her duties as Supreme Kai of Time, thus she takes her role very seriously during these situations. Outside of these serious situations, Chronoa is more laid back and will take her time dealing with less serious threats or allow others to take care of it for her while she attends to other matters. Despite her high opinion of her abilities and herself, she does not consider herself to be above everyone as she is friendly to the Time Patrollers that work under her and even accepts a Time Patroller's invitation to have tea together.
Xeno Trunks attributes her friendly nature to living alone in the Time Nest with only Tokitoki to keep her company in the centuries before the foundation of the Time Patrol. Chronoa is also shown to have a keen interest in technology, often asking Xeno Trunks about various inventions supplied by the Future Capsule Corporation and has various pieces of technology lying around in the yard in front of her house.

" *sigh* Alright, fine. Okay, Oolong ! You listen here! Under no circumstances will you harass women here. And no weird stunts, got it?! If you try anything, so help me. You're going to regret coming here! " — Chronoa warning Oolong to behave in Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2

While she has changed very little since, he last saw her, Elder Kai does mention that she is a bit ruder than in the past, indicating that she was once more respectful towards him. According to Aloe , Chronoa does not tolerate Elder Kai's perverted behavior towards female inhabitants of Conton City and/or Time Patrol members, as she applauded Aloe after she assaulted him for his lecherous behavior. Similarly, she warns Oolong not to harass any of the women or perform any weird stunts during his stay or she would make him regret ever coming to Conton City.
While she respects Goku and even has a similarly laid-back personality, she can be annoyed and frustrated by him at times such as when he tried to eat Tokitoki's Egg after saving it from Mira.
After Chronoa is brainwashed by Mechikabura , she speaks in a robotic fashion and has a blank expression on her face. In the manga, she takes on an eviller personality and has an evil smirk on her face after transforming into her Brainwashed Berserk form. Additionally, when Xeno Trunks uses the Key Sword to purify her of the Power of Darkness, her final expression is one of anger and frustration as she notes the Power of Darkness is being purified.
After she is freed from Mechikabura's brainwashing, Chronoa reverts to her normal personality. Chronoa is shown to be remorseful over being brainwashed and attacking her own subordinates while under the enemy's control, even trying to apologize to Xeno Trunks but he dismisses it tells her she doesn't have to apologize for anything due to him having seen her memories of being brainwashed after being hit by Brainwashed Berserk Chronoa's Time Clock , causing him to hold the Dark Empire responsible for brainwashing her and her actions while under Mechikabura's control. In the Super Dragon Ball Heroes manga, after Putine assisted the Time Patrol during the New Space-Time War , Chronoa is shown to be willing to forgive her old adversary and allows her to become an intern Time Patroller. While she does her best to teach Putine, she is somewhat strict with her as she warns Putine against using the Time Scrolls to spy on people's personal lives. However, Putine ends up finding a Time Distortion while looking at the time period where she discovers to her ire that her old ally Gravy has a girlfriend. While Chronoa admonishes Putine for hitting Gravy upside the head, Putine is ultimately able to correct history. However, Chronoa also teaches Putine the importance of protecting history. Additionally in the manga, Chronoa is shown to enjoy posing before and after missions, even encouraging Putine to join her.
In World Mission , it is revealed that she took on a more active role during the period when Sealas was her disciple and the first Time Patroller, accompanying him on missions as this was during the early days of the Time Patrol. Similar to Gowasu 's failure at mentoring Zamasu , Chronoa fails in her attempts to mentor Sealas in becoming a proper Time Patroller, as his sense of justice clashes with the darker aspects of history such as one of Majin Buu's rampages in between Time Immemorial and 5 Million Before Age during which Sealas defies orders to save an innocent child being attacked by Buu. Fortunately, his interference didn't really alter the boy's fate as the Ultimate Majin destroyed the boy's planet after Chronoa and Sealas returned to the Time Nest. Seeing as how Sealas' attempt had ultimately failed and being sympathetic to Sealas' desire to protect the lives of innocent people which she saw as noble, while trying to explain it is a Time Patroller's duty to protect history regardless of how dark it may be. Unfortunately, Sealas learns of the boy's fate which leads him to ultimately betray Chronoa and the Time Patrol, forcing Chronoa to take responsibility and seal him away like she had previously with Demigra. Unlike Sealas, Chronoa herself fully understands the importance of preserving even the darker aspects of history as she did nothing to prevent the slaughter of her fellow Supreme Kais, West Supreme Kai and North Supreme Kai at the hands of Kid Buu nor did she prevent his absorption of the South Supreme Kai and Grand Supreme Kai as it lead to the creation of Innocent Buu which lead to Bibidi sealing him within the Sealed Ball allowing the East Supreme Kai Shin to kill the wizard on Earth , which would lead to the Majin Buu conflict that resulted in the creation of Good Buu and the destruction of Kid Buu who would be reincarnated into Uub , thus ultimately by letting history play out as it should, something good eventually came about from Kid Buu's existence. Additionally, Chronoa learns from her failure with Sealas allowing her to successfully mentor Xeno Trunks, Xeno Goku, Xeno Vegeta, and the Dragon Ball Heroes team all of whom reject Sealas' evil plan to rewrite history and willingly choose to fight to protect the current history alongside her.