Introduction
Welcome to the Dragon Ball Character Guide. This file is intended to
introduce you to the many main characters that run around in Akira
Toriyama's little universe. If you already know about Dragon Ball, and
just want to get a little more background data on the main characters,
feel free to jump on in.
For those of you who are new to Dragon Ball, or have never heard of
it before, I suggest that you either explore the Anime Files area of
Three Steps Over the Edge, or go to the Anime Web Turnpike and check out
the MANY Dragon Ball web pages listed there.
The purpose of this guide is to put a face to the names, while also
describing only the more important characters that show up in the
series. There have been a LOT of incidental characters that eventually
were phased out, or killed off, during Dragon Ball's 10 year run. Most
of the minor characters aren't worth the disk space required to store a gif
of them. Besides, if you want to know the names of EVERY SINGLE
CHARACTER to appear in the manga, you only need to visit the Guide Files
in my Anime Files area.
Why no entries for GT?
And no, this Guide does not touch on Dragon Ball: GT. This Guide
will be long enough, simply covering Dragon Ball and Dragon Ball Z.
I have a separate file for DBGT elsewhere on my site.
Explanation of weird markings
Finally, this Guide follows the section breaks that I'd used when I
was summarizing the manga: the characters are listed as they appear in
the manga, 10 volumes in a block. So, sit back, munch on a senzu seed,
and enjoy.
[fa:vxxx -- First Appears in Volume xxx.]
[oa:vxxx -- Only appearance is in Volume xxx.]
[la:vxxx -- Last Appears in Volume xxx.]
Normally, good guys continue to appear throughout the series, and
minor bad guys don't last for more than one volume. The exceptions will
get an entry for la:vxxx. However, the major bad guy exception is Tao-pie
Pie, who shows up in the TV series periodically.
Dragon Ball Character Guide, Part 1
Son Gokuu:
The naive, super-powerful young boy. Carries an expanding staff (the
nyoi bo) he received from his grandfather, and rides a hyper-fast cloud
(Kintoun) that Kamesennin gave him in book 1. Kamesennin got Kintoun
from Kami-sama (god.) [fa:v1]
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Buruma:
The spunky young girl that first shows up looking for the 7 Dragon
Balls. She's very high-tech, and later shown to be the daughter of the
founder of Capsule Corp. (the company that makes the Hoi Poi capsules.
These capsules can be carried in a case or pocket, and expand to provide
the user with cars, campsites, and weapons.) Wants the Dragon Balls to
wish for a boyfriend. [fa:v1] In volume 6, her name is spelled
"Bulma," but with it pronounced this way, you lose the joke where
someone mistakes her for "bloomers."
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Yamcha:
The longhaired male teenager who wants the Dragon Balls to wish for a
girlfriend. Strong and fast, with a wolf-style martial arts attack, but
is very shy around women. Starts out as one of Gokuu's enemies. [fa:v1]
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Puuaru:
Yamcha's floating, shape-changing cat friend. Not very bright, but
loyal. [fa:v1]
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Oolong:
Shape-changing sukebe pig. First appears as a giant, who has been
terrorizing villagers. Quickly gets enlisted to assist Buruma in
finding the Dragon Balls. [fa:v1]
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Kamesennin Mutenroushi:
The dirty old man with the turtle shell on his back. Wise, powerful,
and subject to severe nose bleeds. He is a master martial artist, and
the man who teaches Gokuu how to do Kamehame-ha. He is at least 300
years old, and is the past master of the Tenkai-ichi Budoukai
(Tournament to see who's the greatest fighter on Earth. In the
tournaments, he is disguised as "Jackie Chun" (a pun on Jackie Chan.)
[fa:v1]
NOTE: Sennin means "master", so the old man is "turtle master." This word
is used more often starting with volume 8.
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Gyuu Maou:
Magical Cow King. Massive man with extended goggles over his eyes.
Well-known leader in this land, and highly respected. [fa:v1]
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Chi Chi:
Gyuu Maou's young daughter. An attractive airhead with a throwing fin
attached to her helmet. Appears frequently in later volumes. [fa:v1]
Of course, after she grows up, she marries Gokuu and they have two
children -- Gohan and Goten.
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Pilaf:
A short, blue-skinned guy wearing a cap with Dragon Ball One on it. Has
plans for world domination, and lots of money. Hates Gokuu, and has very
bad luck. [fa:v2] [la:v13]
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Shuu:
Pilaf's dog-bodyguard. Dressed up like a ninja, but has no real special
skills. First given a name in volume 10. [fa:v2] [la:v13]
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Mai:
Pilaf's female bodyguard. Very loyal, and attractive, but not really
brave, lucky, or sexually experienced. (Blushed easily when Pilaf
threatened to torture Buruma by making kissing sounds at her.) [fa:v2]
[la:v13]
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Shenlon:
The Dragon God summoned when the 7 Balls are brought together.
Initially, Shenlon can only grant one wish. Then, the Balls fly apart
and can not be used for one full year. [fa:v2]
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Kushami:
The very violent, highly mercenary blond woman that is first seen
running away from the police after having robbed a bank. [fa:v3]
[la:v16]
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Ranchi (pronounced "Lunch"):
Kushami's "other half." A gentle, kind, nice brunette who moves in with
Kamesennin "and the rest of the boys." When she sneezes, Ranchi turns
into Kushami, or turns back. Somehow, Kushami always manages to produce
automatic weapons during her change- over. Eventually leaves Kamesennin
to live with Tenshinhan and Chao-zu. Finally, forgotten about entirely.
At the end of the TV series, she is shown driving a delivery truck for a
living. [fa:v3] [la:v16]
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Kuririn:
Short, bald, and with 6 spots on his forehead instead of a nose, Kuririn
is introduced as a boastful little would-be fighter who wants Kamesennin
to train him. Later becomes Gokuu's closest friend. His home town is
Ouringi, which means "many tree temple." [fa:v3]
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Tao-pie Pie:
The Chinese kung-fu master with a braided pony-tail, and the words "kill
you" on the back of his jacket. One of Gokuu's most formidable foes,
and one of the few that repeatedly shows up in later episodes after he's
been killed off. Favorite mode of transport is to chop down a tree,
throw it, and then leap on it to fly away. [fa:v8, although is
mentioned several times in volume 7.]
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Senpyou:
The short, squat cat holding a staff, that lives at the top of Karin
Tower. He guards the Chousei water, and is initially faster and
stronger than Gokuu. [fa:v8]
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Uranai Baba:
The little old crone who floats around atop her crystal ball. She has a
very elaborate estate/fighting complex where she will answer any
question for a fee. Either you pay 10 million zenii, or fight her five
warriors. Apparently, no one has ever had a question answered by winning
the combats. Is Kamesennin's older sister. [fa:v9]
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Son Gohan:
Gokuu's dead grandfather. (Also the name of Gokuu's and Chichi's son,
much later on in the series.) [oa:v9] Son Gohan had been wandering out
in the woods when he discovered baby Gokuu, and adopted the child. While
Gokuu is an alien, Son Gohan is very definitely human.
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Tenshinhan:
3-eyed student of Tsurusennin. Tall, muscular, very strong fast, and
nasty. In the TV series, he is shown, with Chao-zu, to be a thief and
fraud (he brings a certain monster into town, the monster causes damage,
and Tenshinhan then gets paid money for chasing the monster away.)
Tenshin faces Gokuu in the Tenkai-ichi Budoukai initially as an enemy,
but he eventually becomes friends with the heroes. [fa:v10]
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Chao-zu:
White-faced dwarf, and one of the few fighters who are shorter than
Kuririn. Uses the Dodon attack, and has ESP powers that allow him to
fly, freeze opponents in place, and manipulate objects. [fa:v10]
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Dragon Ball Character Guide, Part 2
Piccolo:
AKA The Great Demon King Piccolo. A huge, shrivelled green monster with
2 antenna. Wants the Dragon Balls to regain his youth, and he needs the
list of Tenkaichi-budoukai fighters so that he can kill them all off.
Had been imprisoned by Kamesennin's old master, Mutaito-sama, and
released by Pilaf. [fa:v12]
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Yajirobee:
Samurai. Long, shaggy hair, and wears a yukata (a simple top garment
sort of like a robe) and sandals. A master swordsman with an appetite
that rival's Gokuu's. Yajirobee eventually climbs to the top of Karin
Tower and becomes a sort of partner to Senpyou. [fa:v12]
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Mister Popo:
The little, fat black guy wearing a Turkish outfit, living in the Palace
above Karin Tower. Is Kami-sama's (God's) sole servant, and is more
powerful than anyone that Gokuu's fought before. [fa:v14]
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Ma Junior:
The reincarnation of Piccolo as a younger demon. [fa:v14] Being a
demon, Ma Junior can perform various kinds of magic, such as creating
new clothing, and such. Eventually, the magic tricks get discarded, and
Piccolo resorts to them only when he needs his trademark attack:
Makankousappou (Industrial Light Attack). It's very powerful, but it
requires some time to build up the energy, first.
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Kami-sama:
(Kami means "god," and that is the reading for the kanji on his tunic.)
Occupant of the island floating high above Karin Tower. Most powerful
character yet. Eventually, we learn that Kami-sama is an alien from the
planet Namek. When he'd come to Earth, and was to take on the role of
Earth's God, he had to strip all of the evil from himself -- that evil
became Demon King Piccolo. Later, Kami-sama and Piccolo merge again to
undergo a power up. Since Kami-sama is just a title, another Namek --
Dende -- takes on the role and becomes the new Kami-sama. Which is
important, because Kami-sama is the one that gives Shenlon its powers.
[fa:v14]
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Radditz:
Saiya-jin (race of were-monkey warriors from a distant planet.) Gokuu's
older brother. [oa:v17] Killed while fighting Gokuu and Piccolo.
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Young Gohan:
At the point when Radditz first appears, Gohan is 4 years old, and it is
the first time that we ever see him. The boy had been named after
Gokuu's step-grandfather. As a Saiya-jin halfbreed, Gohan is capable of
becoming much more powerful than Gokuu (if he trains properly.) After
Gokuu dies (Gokuu was holding Radditz to give Piccolo time to kill both
of them), Piccolo takes Gohan under his wing and trains the boy
(including ripping out Gohan's tail by the roots.) Gohan does become
stronger with time, but because Chi Chi forces him to keep studying for
school, he never really learns how to enjoy fighting. [fa:v17]
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Kakarot:
Gokuu's Saiya-jin name. [fa:v17]
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Vejiita:
The strongest Saiya-jin ever. Very ruthless, cruel, and arrogant. Hates
being weaker than any other creature. Smaller than Gokuu, with wild
black hair and a receding hairline. Prince from the Saiya-jin Planet,
Vejiita. Initially, Vejiita uses a mechanical device called a "scouter"
to determine an enemy's "combat power", and for communication with other
Saiya-jin. Later, he learns how to sense combat power directly, and he
stops using the scouter. [fa:v17]
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Enmadaiou-sama:
"King of Hell." The huge gate keeper god that determines where the dead
are to go in the after-life. [fa:v18]
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Kaiou-sama:
"World King." Looks like a humanoid catfish. Lives on a little planet
with a strong gravity well, at the end of the Snake Road, in heaven.
He's not so much of a fighter, as a fighter's coach. With his antennae,
Kaiou-sama can telepathically contact others through out the galaxy.
[fa:v18]
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Bubbles and Gregory:
Kaiou's pet monkey and pet grasshopper. Bubbles is very strong and fast.
Gregory exists only in the TV series, and not in the manga. [fa:v18]
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Dragon Ball Character Guide, Part 3
Freeza:
Lizard-like alien. VERY strong, and uses very polite language. First
appears while riding a hover-chair. Wants the Dragon Balls to wish for
immortality. [fa:v21] [la:v29] Just for kicks, Freeza keeps two
minions for his dirty work -- Dodoria and Zarbon.
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Second-stage Freeza:
Freeza is a changling, having several forms that mask the power of the
succeeding form. This form is sort of a big horned demon. [oa:v25]
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Third-stage Freeza:
An extension of the Second-stage Freeza: more powerful, but looks like a
parody of the creature from Alien.
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Fourth-Stage Freeza:
The ultimate form, this is what Freeza originally looked like. It's
been a long time since he's had this shape. [fa:v26] [la:v28]
Presumably, he gets killed by Gokuu during the battle that destroys the
original Namek planet.
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Cyborg Freeza:
In actuality, Freeza was rescued by his father, partially mechanized,
and made much stronger and faster than before. [oa:v28] So, he
ultimately gets sliced and diced by Future Trunks.
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Dende:
The young Namek-jin that Gohan saves from Freeza. [fa:v22] Dende is a
healer, who grows up to become the next Kami-sama for Earth.
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Bardock:
Many years earlier, about the time that baby Goku was shot off into
space to destroy Earth, his father -- Bardock -- fought Freeza in the
final battle on planet Vejiita. Father of Son Gokuu (Kakarot) and
Radditz. Killed by Freeza. [oa:v26]
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Super Saiya-jin Gokuu:
The hair stands up and turns gold, there's a big aura of yellow energy,
and the power is incredible. He attains this stage after watching
Freeza explode Kuririn. Later on, Gokuu discovers SSJ 2 and SSJ 3: more
hair and more power. [fa:v27]
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Super Saiya-jin Vejiita:
Stronger than Gokuu, attained by training at 450 g for 3 years. [fa:v29]
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Future Trunks:
The golden-haired boy from the future. Carrying a sword, and wearing a
Capsule Corp. jacket, he destroys Cyborg Freeza, and warns the heroes of
the threat that awaits them in 3 years. Is the son of Buruma and
Vejiita. [fa:v28] By travelling through time, Future Trunks changes
the past and creates multiple timelines. After Cell is defeated in the
new past that he creates, Trunks returns to the future and kills the
cyborgs #17 and #18, and Cell, that terrorized his future world.
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Dr. Gero:
A mad scientist that had worked from the crime syndicate Red Ribbon.
Gokuu destroyed Red Ribbon early on in the series, but Dr. Gero survived
and went on to perfect his creations -- androids specifically designed
to kill Gokuu.
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#17:
The young male android created by Dr. Gero. In Trunk's future, #17 and
18 both terrorize Earth, and destroy everyone before travelling to the
past to kill Vejiita and the rest of the heroes. Wears a Red Ribbon
jersey, torn jeans, and a yellow scarf. Has earrings and
shoulder-length black hair. VERY strong. Is consumed by Cell in a later
volume. [fa:v29] [la:31] However, Shenlon ressurects him, and #17 goes
on to become an outback hunter/trapper.
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#18:
Female android companion to #17. Is also consumed by Cell, but later
gets spit back out, and becomes slightly more normal. Settles down with
Kuririn and has his baby -- a girl named Marron. [fa:v29]
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#16:
The big, good-looking hulk with red eyes. Originally fights alongside
#17 and #18. Gets repaired by Buruma and becomes a good guy. Gentle by
nature, he dies in the fight against Cell. Being a pure robot, #16 can
not be resurrected by Shenlon. [fa:v30]
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Cell:
The biological weapon created by Dr. Gero. Cell steals Future Trunks'
time machine to arrive in the past. It contains some of the cell
samples from most of the heroes. Just needs to consume #17 and #18 to
become complete. [fa:v30] First-Stage: He looks like a cross between a
lizard, a scorpion, and a human.
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Second-Stage Cell:
He's consumed #17, and now looks less lizard-like, more human, and more
cockroach-like. Is now much more powerful. [fa:v31]
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Third-Stage Cell:
After consuming #18, he's now a gleaming white, sleak humanoid, with a
touch of lizard. He is virtually undefeatable, can destroy the
universe, and has all of the abilities that all of the heroes have,
including Kamehame-ha. [fa:v32] [la:35]
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Dragon Ball Character Guide, Part 5
Mister Satan:
Professional wrestler, and world figure. He crashed the Cell Game,
intending to beat up Cell and claim himself the greatest hero in the
world. However, while Gohan had actually vaporized Cell, the rest of
the world didn't get to see that part. So, Satan boasted that he's the
one that killed Cell, and he is now the leader of Satan City and
"winner" of the "Cell Game."
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Teenage Gohan:
He's now 16, and has been studying under Chi Chi's tutilage. He starts
out the book by going to his new school in Satan City.
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The Golden-Haired Warrior:
Gohan's first alter ego. While is strong enough to defeat Cell, and
normal criminals are no problem for him, Gohan chooses to fight crime in
Saiya-jin form as a kind of disguise. It's not a very good disguise, so
he instead becomes...
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The Great Saiya-man:
Gohan's alter-ego. He wants to protect his identity at school, so he
gets a costume from Buruma, and spends lots of time in front of the
mirror, practicing his poses.
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Young Trunks:
Son of Buruma and Vejiita. Age 8. Slightly faster and more powerful
than Goten, and already a Super Saiya-jin.
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Older Kuririn:
Since he stopped fighting, he's let his hair grow out, and has shacked
up with #18 on Kame-sennin's island. Has fathered a daughter with #18.
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Beederu:
Satan's daughter. Very strong, and leader of the city's amature law
enforcement service. Is in Gohan's class in school, and coerces Gohan
into entering the next Tenkai-ichi Budoukai with her. [fa:v36] By the
end of the series, she and Gohan have a daughter -- Pan. Gohan settles
down to become a scholar, but he and Beederu do still work together as
the crime fighting Great Saiya Team.
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Shapner:
The long blond-haired baseball player in Gohan's class. [fa:v36]
Disappears after a while.
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Ireeza:
The short blond-haired classmate who develops a lust for Gohan. [fa:v36]
Disappears after a while.
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Goten:
Gohan's younger brother. Is already faster and more powerful than Gokuu
or Gohan had been at that age. Looks like Gokuu used to. Age 7. Became
a Super Saiya-jin while practicing fighting techniques with Chi-Chi.
(She's shocked that Goten is already a "juvenile delinquent".) [fa:v36]
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Kaiou-shin:
Kaiou God. Is using Gohan as bait to track down Magical Being Buu. Was
the only Kaiou-shin to survive the original combat that resulted in Buu
being sealed within It's shell. Appears at the Budoukai in the guise of
a young punk with a mohawk. [fa:v37] Note that Kaiou-sama is one of 4
Kaious. North, South, East, and West. There is a Great Kaiou that
rules over the four, and is effectively the God of the afterlife. But,
even the Kaious have their own Gods, and there were 4 Kaiou-shins a long
time ago.
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Kibit:
Kaiou-shin's big, muscular assistant. Is a healer in the same vein as
Dende. [fa:v37]
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Babi-di:
The Black World's strongest mage. Looks thin, old, and wrinkled, but
has frightening magic powers. Son of the wizard who created Buu several
hundred years ago. His only real hold over Buu is that fact that he
knows the spell that can seal up Buu again. [fa:v38] [la:v40]
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Bibi-di:
Babi-di's father. He'd originally created Buu, and it took all of the
exisiting Kaiou-shin's to defeat Buu in the war 300+ years ago time.
Just a name, Bibi-di died in the war, and is never shown in the flesh.
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Darbura:
The tall, demonic looking fighter working for Babi Dee. Buu turns him
into a cookie and eats him. [fa:v38] [la:v39]
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Buu:
A great, magical creature that Babi Dee wants to reactivate. He needs
lots of combat energy (with a twist of evil) to wake up. Kaiou-shin is
terrified of him, and with Kibit, has been trying to locate Buu for a
very long time. Buu is first shown in a large nutshell, located in the
bottom level of a rocket that's buried out in the countryside. When
released, Buu resembles the Marshmellow Man from the Ghost Busters
movie. Buu is like a spoiled baby, with awesome magical powers. His
favorite pastime is to turn his victims into snack foods, and then eat
them. (AKA: Majin Buu, or Magical Creature Buu.) [fa:v39]
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Dai Kaiou-shin:
A faded Kaiou-shin, whose name is never given. He had been trapped in
the Zet Sword by some other creature, for 15 generations. Claims to
have a talent that will help Gohan defeat Buu. Is very weak, and
pitiful. [fa:v40] Later on, Gokuu calls him Dai Kaiou-shin (or "Great
Kaiou-shin", which would effectively elevate him to "God of All Gods").
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Kaiobit:
Dai Kaoiu-shin tells Kibit and Kaiou-shin to switch earrings. When this
happens, the two of them fuse into Kaioubit: permanently.
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Gotenks:
The character that results when Goten and Trunks complete their Fusion.
Has an outfit similar to Buu's, and while initially cool-looking, is
still no match for the monster. [fa:v40]
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Majin Buu:
This is what everyone was really afraid of. Buu can do a power upgrade
on Itself. The first Buu we see is "Stupid Buu", a childish, naive
version. Later, "Stupid Buu" creates "Evil Buu", which is a thin,
starved, nasty version of Itself. Soon after, "Evil Buu" eats "Stupid
Buu" to become "New Buu" (AKA: Majin Buu. That is, there is no real
name change.) "New Buu" is lean and mean, loves killing, but is still
very uneducated. More powerful than Cell, but with no purpose at all,
"New Buu" is the ultimate mindless destruction. [fa: v40]
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SSJ-3 Gotenks:
In Fusion form, Gotenks can switch to Super Saiya-jin 3; his hair grows
down to his butt, his face becomes leaner, and his eyebrow ridges stand
out more. In terms of power, he completely dwarfs Piccolo, and easily
rivals Gokuu's SSJ-3 level. Gokuu comments that Gotenks has achieved
SSJ-3 long, long before he ever could, and much more easily. [fa:v41]
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Mystical Gohan:
While Gohan, Trunks, and Gokuu are all endeavoring to undergo major
power-ups via major training, Gohan had remained more interested in
studying than fighting, after the Cell Game. However, to become more of
a match for Buu, Gohan allows himself to be the focus of Dai
Kaiou-shin's MAGICAL power-up. At full power, Gohan looks more elvish,
but he's still no real match for the monster.
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Vejit:
Gokuu and Vejiita finally merge using Dai Kaiou-shin's earrings. Vejit
looks like Gokuu, with black hair standing in Super Saiya-jin form, and
a cross between Gokuu's and Vejiita's fighting uniforms. The result is
a street boxer with dangly earrings.
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The True Buu:
A long time ago, the original Buu had absorbed two of the Kaiou-shins,
which had resulted in It's becoming the Fat Buu that was trapped in the
Ball and released by Babi-di. Now, with the cysts of Fat Buu, Piccolo,
Gohan, Goten, and Trunks removed from It, the True Buu looks like a
sullen, evil little Buu child (about 12 years old.) It is completely
ruthless, and easily destroys Earth with a house-sized energy ball.
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Uubu:
A little black-skinned country boy, with a shaggy mohawk. Looks very
nervous, but determined. Is actually the reincarnation of evil Majin
Buu. [oa:v42]
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Pan:
(Bread.) Gohan and Beederu's young daughter. Age 4. Looks much like
Beederu used to. Very big, cute eyes. Is already training at Gokuu's
side, and can fly around the world in about half an hour.
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Bura:
(Bra.) Daughter of Buruma and Vejiita. Looks like Buruma used to,
including the hair pulled up at the back of her head. About Pan's age.
No special powers or abilities at this point.
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Marron:
Kuririn and #18's daughter finally has a name in the manga (Chestnut.
Maron pie is popular in fastfood restaurants.) Outside of aging a bit,
Marron hasn't changed much. Still has her hair in two ponytails on the
sides of her head. No special powers or abilities at this point.
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