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Kuriza

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| name = Kuriza
| jpn_name = クリーザ (''Kuriiza'')
| image =
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{{tab | Manga | [[File:bio-kuriza-manga.png|120px|Kuriza (Manga)]]}}
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| caption =
| eng_name = Kuriza (Bandai Namco) Kreeza (Viz)
| name_pun = [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chestnut Chestnut] + [[Freeza]]
| game_debut = [[Dragon Ball Z 2]]
| manga_debut = [[Neko Majin Z 2]]
| anime_debut =
| appears =
| creator = [[Akira Toriyama]]
| jpn_voice = [[Wataru Takagi]]
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| birth =
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| height =
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| alias =
| classify =
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| family = [[Freeza]] (Father)
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'''Kuriza''' is a fictional character in the ''Dragon Ball'' franchise, debuting in ''[[Neko Majin Z 2]]'' by [[Akira Toriyama]], originally published '''06 August 2003''' in the September 2003 issue of [[Shueisha]]'s (now-defunct) ''[[Monthly Shōnen Jump]]'' magazine. In the [[Neko Majin Z 3|following chapter]], Kuriza is revealed to be [[Freeza]]'s son.

==Biography==
[[File:kuriza-nmz2-transforming.png|thumb|200px|Kuriza transforms into his "true form" in ''[[Neko Majin Z 2]]''.]]
[[File:kuriza-nmz3-papa.png|thumb|200px|Kuriza excited to hear that his father, [[Freeza]], sent [[Vegeta]] to save him in ''[[Neko Majin Z 3]]''.]]
===Neko Majin===
Having been defeated and humiliated in his previous battle against [[Z (Neko Majin)|the Neko Majin named Z]] (ultimately leading to his off-page divorce), [[Onio]] returns to Earth for revenge with help: the strongest being in the universe, an alien with a chestnut-shaped head, Kuriza. Z is unimpressed, preoccupied with arranging his new battle with the "strongest man in the world," [[Thunderbolt]]. To get everyone's attention, Kuriza fires a ''ki'' blast, destroying Thunderbolt's car. Z is furious that someone is getting in the way of his fight with Thunderbolt, and charges in at Kuriza, punching him so hard that he goes into the ground, bursting out covered in oil. Finally seeing what he is up against, Kuriza hunches over and transforms, showcasing his "true form". Z decides to transform as well, with his resulting transformation only being apparent by the new double-eyelids; Kuriza is upset that they are wasting pages on such worthless things. Thunderbolt chops his assistant unconscious when she lets an "onion-head" insult hurl at Kuriza. Z's young friend runs off to catch his favorite anime, while Z just stands and farts in the subsequent silence. Kuriza decides to give up for the day, upset that he would be expected to show off with a single page left, being called an "onion-head", and the others are just watching anime and farting. Kuriza wants to fight the next day, but Z will be busy fishing. Everyone will just have to stay over at Z's place, helping out with the chores, until they can find a time to battle.<ref>Toriyama, Akira. ''[[Neko Majin Z 2]]''. ''Monthly Shōnen Jump'', September 2003. Japan: Shueisha, 06 August 2003. (pp. 86-101)</ref>

Z, his young friend, Onio, and Kuriza enjoy a rambunctious game of soccer until Kuriza accidentally kicks the ball into the sky with all his strength. Everyone thinks the ball is coming back down, but when Z flies up to kick it, they find they have kicked [[Vegeta]]'s space pod down. Onio is surprised to see Vegeta; he has come on Freeza's orders to rescue the group, who has been gone for five months. Kuriza, certain that Vegeta will win, watches from the sidelines while Z does battle with Vegeta. When Vegeta seemingly takes a phone call and rushes back off into space, Kuriza and Onio wonder if their cell phone signal would reach all the way out here on this planet...<ref>Toriyama, Akira. ''[[Neko Majin Z 3]]''. ''Monthly Shōnen Jump'', March 2004. Japan: Shueisha, 06 February 2004. (pp. 30-45)</ref>

===Dragon Ball Heroes: Ultimate Mission X===

The player may encounter Kuriza flying around the world map in the original story mode of ''[[Dragon Ball Heroes: Ultimate Mission X]]''. Upon engaging him, Kuriza demends to know the name of the planet they are on. Believing that the player recognizes his face, Kuriza introduces himself both by name and as Freeza's son. Kuriza continues to demand to know how to escape this planet, challenging the player in battle.<ref>{{Cite videogame|Game=p28}}</ref>

===Super Dragon Ball Heroes: World Mission===

In the third portion of the the second chapter in the original story mode of ''[[Super Dragon Ball Heroes: World Mission]]'', having battled Freeza and entering an interdimensional space transfer, the player may come across a wounded Freeza and King Cold. Kuriza lands in a spaceship alongside [[Avo]] and [[Cado]] to rescue them, challenging the player in the process. When the player defeats Kuriza and the others, [[Coola]] arrives with his own squadron to continue the battle.<ref>{{Cite videogame|Game=c45}}</ref>

==Name==
Kuriza's name (クリーザ ''Kuriiza'') combines the ''kuri'' from "chestnut" (the shape of his head) with the "-iza" ending of [[Freeza]]'s name (フリーザ ''Furiiza'').

The character's name is spelled as "Kuriza" in [[Bandai Namco]]'s English localization of ''[[Super Dragon Ball Heroes: World Mission]]''. [[Viz]] spells the name as "Kreeza" in "Dragon Ball: A Visual History" (the company's 2019 English translation of the ''[[Dragon Ball: Chogasu -Super Art Collection-]]'', originally released in Japan in 2013); while Viz released a translation of ''[[Neko Majin Z 5]]'' in the 100th issue of [[Shonen Jump (Viz Monthly Print Magazine)|their ''Shonen Jump'' print magazine]], this 2019 caption is the company's only official localization of the name thus far, with no other ''Neko Majin'' chapters having been released.

==Production==

Kuriza was designed and written by [[Akira Toriyama]] for the ''[[Neko Majin]]'' series. While Kuriza's appearance and subsequent transformation in ''[[Neko Majin Z 2]]'' draws clear [[Freeza]] parallels, it is not until ''[[Neko Majin Z 3]]'' that Kuriza confirms that Freeza is in fact his father.

==Performance==
Kuriza is played by [[Wataru Takagi]] in the ''[[Dragon Ball Heroes]]'' game series.

==Notable Appearances==

Following his debut in ''[[Neko Majin Z 2]]'' (originally published '''06 August 2003''' in the September 2003 issue of [[Shueisha]]'s ''[[Monthly Shōnen Jump]]'' magazine), Kuriza appeared one more time in the series' following chapter, ''[[Neko Majin Z 3]]'' (originally published '''06 February 2004''' in the March 2004 issue of ''Monthly Shōnen Jump'').

The same month as the character's appearance in ''Neko Majin Z 3'', Kuriza appeared as an alternate costume for [[Freeza]] in ''[[Dragon Ball Z 2]]'' on the PlayStation 2 (the Japanese release of "Dragon Ball Z: Budokai 2", which released the prior November and December in America and Europe, respectively; Kuriza is not available as an alternate costume in these international editions). While gameplay otherwise remains the same while playing in the Kuriza "costume", the character's Death Ball super-attack is adjusted to look like a giant chestnut-shaped blast. The character can also be found in an extra stage of the Japanese edition's Dragon World mode.<ref>{{Cite videogame|Game=c26}}</ref><ref>{{Cite web|URL=https://www.kanzenshuu.com/2004/02/07/freezas-son-kuriza-appears-in-jp-budokai-2/|Website=Kanzenshuu|Title="Freeza's Son Kuriza Appears in JP “Budokai 2”"|Date=07 February 2004|AccessDate=13 November 2019}}</ref> In addition to the game's newly-included [[Coola]] alternate skin, Kuriza remains an alternate skin for Freeza in the ''[[V-Jump]]'' promotional release of ''[[Dragon Ball Z 2 V]]''.

Kuriza began making appearances in the ''[[Dragon Ball Heroes]]'' arcade game series beginning with the "Evil Dragons Mission 2" update in January 2014 with [[HJ2-SEC2]]. Subsequent cards have included [[HJ4-61]] from the "Evil Dragons Mission 4" update in May 2014 and [[HGD2-40]] from the "God Mission 2" update in May 2015. These cards respectively carried over to August 2014's ''[[Dragon Ball Heroes: Ultimate Mission 2]]'' and April 2017's ''[[Dragon Ball Heroes: Ultimate Mission X]]'' on the Nintendo 3DS. Kuriza also appears in April 2019's ''[[Super Dragon Ball Heroes: World Mission]]'' on the Nintendo Switch and PC, where he makes a cameo in an original story mode side-mission, and is also available as a custom, player-made "sticker" character card.

==Techniques==

===Final Form===

Kuriza's Final Form — by way of the [[Transformation Ability]] — is a transformed state in which he generally resembles Freeza's own Final Form, though sporting a chestnut-shaped head. Kuriza's Final Form is available as a transformation in ''[[Dragon Ball Z 2 (Budokai 2)|Dragon Ball Z 2]]'' as well as in the ''Dragon Ball Heroes'' game series, where it is available on card [[HJ4-61]] as a Transformation [[Card Action Ability (Dragon Ball Heroes)|Card Action Ability]] with the following effect:

{{quotation|３ラウンド目以降アタッカーにすると、カードアクションが発生する。成功すると、変身し、ＨＰが３０００アップする。 <hr /> When this card is chosen as an attacker from Round 3 onward, it will activate its Card Action Ability. If successful, this card transforms and gains an additional 3,000 HP.}}

===Death Ball===

Kuriza's [[Death Ball]] (デスボール ''Desu Bōru'') is a [[Super Attack (Dragon Ball Heroes)|Super Attack]] in ''[[Dragon Ball Z 2 (Budokai 2)|Dragon Ball Z 2]]'' as well as in the ''[[Dragon Ball Heroes]]'' game series, where it is available on cards [[HJ2-SEC2]], [[HJ4-61]], and [[HGD2-40]]. The attack costs 7 [[Hero Energy (Dragon Ball Heroes)|Hero Energy]] on HJ4-61, and HGD2-40, and 8 Hero Energy on HJ2-SEC2. As opposed to Freeza's Death Ball, Kuriza's sports a chestnut shape and a face.

===Double Attack of Terror===

Kuriza's Double Attack of Terror (恐怖のダブルアタック ''Kyōfu no Daburu Atakku'') is a variation on the Double Attack [[Card Action Ability (Dragon Ball Heroes)|Card Action Ability]] in the ''[[Dragon Ball Heroes]]'' game series. When the card action is successfully performed, Double Attack of Terror grants Kuriza and the additional card chosen for the Double Attack 1.5 times [[Power (Dragon Ball Heroes)|Power]] and [[Guard (Dragon Ball Heroes)|Guard]] for the remainder of the match. Double Attack of Terror is available on cards [[HJ2-SEC2]], with the following text:

{{quotation|２ラウンド目以降アタッカーにすると、チーム攻撃時にパートナーと一緒にダブルアタックする。さらに、超ダブル効果で自分とパートナーのパワーとガードが永続で１．５倍になる。[１回限り］ <hr /> When this card is chosen as an attacker from Round 2 onward, this card and a partner may perform a Double Attack. In addition, this card and its partner gain 1.5 times Power and Guard permanently via Super Double Effect. Limit once per match.}}

===Parent and Child Fear===

Kuriza's Parent and Child Fear (プラネットボム ''Kyōfu no Oyaku Jiibun'') is an [[Ability (Dragon Ball Heroes)|ability]] in the ''[[Dragon Ball Heroes]]'' game series, granting an automatic 1,000 increase to the card's [[Battle Power (Dragon Ball Heroes)|Battle Power]] at the start of a match. When either [[Freeza]] or [[Mecha Freeza]] is on the owner's team, each of Kuriza, Freeza and Mecha Freeza will gain an additional 2,000 Battle Power instead. Parent and Child Fear is available on cards [[HJ2-SEC2]] and [[HJ4-61]], with the following text:

{{quotation|自分の戦闘力が１０００アップする。自分チームに「フリーザ」か「メカフリーザ」がいる場合は、自分と「フリーザ」と「メカフリーザ」の戦闘力が２０００アップする。[永続] <hr /> This card gains an additional 1,000 Battle Power. When Freeza or Mecha Freeza are on your team, this card, Freeza and Mecha Freeza gain an additional 2,000 Battle Power instead. Permanent.}}

===Challenging Attitude===

Kuriza's Challenging Attitude (挑戦的な態度 ''chōsen-tekina taido'') is a variation on the Lock-On [[Card Action Ability (Dragon Ball Heroes)|Card Action Ability]] in the ''[[Dragon Ball Heroes]]'' game series, granting the ability to select the target of the card's attack while drastically increasing the target's [[Charge Impact (Dragon Ball Heroes)|Charge Impact]] speed. Challenging Attitude is available on card [[HGD2-40]], with the following text:

{{quotation|必殺技が発動できる時にアタッカーにすると、ロックオンした敵を攻撃し、その敵のチャージインパクトスピードを超速くする。[１回限り] <hr /> When this card is able to perform a [[Super Attack (Dragon Ball Heroes)|Super Attack]], it will attack the enemy it has locked onto. In addition, this card drastically increases the chosen enemy's Charge Impact speed. Limit once per match.}}

==Notes==

TBD

==References==
{{Reflist}}

[[Category:Character]]

Kuriza

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Cipher: /* Techniques */

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{{infobox character
| name = Kuriza
| jpn_name = クリーザ (''Kuriiza'')
| image =
{{tabber |
{{tab | Manga | [[File:bio-kuriza-manga.png|120px|Kuriza (Manga)]]}}
}}
| caption =
| eng_name = Kuriza (Bandai Namco) Kreeza (Viz)
| name_pun = [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chestnut Chestnut] + [[Freeza]]
| game_debut = [[Dragon Ball Z 2]]
| manga_debut = [[Neko Majin Z 2]]
| anime_debut =
| appears =
| creator = [[Akira Toriyama]]
| jpn_voice = [[Wataru Takagi]]
| ocean_voice =
| funi_voice =
| birth =
| death =
| height =
| weight =
| alias =
| classify =
| gender =
| occupation =
| title =
| skills =
| family = [[Freeza]] (Father)
| spouse =
| significant_other =
| children =
| relatives =
| religion =
}}
'''Kuriza''' is a fictional character in the ''Dragon Ball'' franchise, debuting in ''[[Neko Majin Z 2]]'' by [[Akira Toriyama]], originally published '''06 August 2003''' in the September 2003 issue of [[Shueisha]]'s (now-defunct) ''[[Monthly Shōnen Jump]]'' magazine. In the [[Neko Majin Z 3|following chapter]], Kuriza is revealed to be [[Freeza]]'s son.

==Biography==
[[File:kuriza-nmz2-transforming.png|thumb|200px|Kuriza transforms into his "true form" in ''[[Neko Majin Z 2]]''.]]
[[File:kuriza-nmz3-papa.png|thumb|200px|Kuriza excited to hear that his father, [[Freeza]], sent [[Vegeta]] to save him in ''[[Neko Majin Z 3]]''.]]
===Neko Majin===
Having been defeated and humiliated in his previous battle against [[Z (Neko Majin)|the Neko Majin named Z]] (ultimately leading to his off-page divorce), [[Onio]] returns to Earth for revenge with help: the strongest being in the universe, an alien with a chestnut-shaped head, Kuriza. Z is unimpressed, preoccupied with arranging his new battle with the "strongest man in the world," [[Thunderbolt]]. To get everyone's attention, Kuriza fires a ''ki'' blast, destroying Thunderbolt's car. Z is furious that someone is getting in the way of his fight with Thunderbolt, and charges in at Kuriza, punching him so hard that he goes into the ground, bursting out covered in oil. Finally seeing what he is up against, Kuriza hunches over and transforms, showcasing his "true form". Z decides to transform as well, with his resulting transformation only being apparent by the new double-eyelids; Kuriza is upset that they are wasting pages on such worthless things. Thunderbolt chops his assistant unconscious when she lets an "onion-head" insult hurl at Kuriza. Z's young friend runs off to catch his favorite anime, while Z just stands and farts in the subsequent silence. Kuriza decides to give up for the day, upset that he would be expected to show off with a single page left, being called an "onion-head", and the others are just watching anime and farting. Kuriza wants to fight the next day, but Z will be busy fishing. Everyone will just have to stay over at Z's place, helping out with the chores, until they can find a time to battle.<ref>Toriyama, Akira. ''[[Neko Majin Z 2]]''. ''Monthly Shōnen Jump'', September 2003. Japan: Shueisha, 06 August 2003. (pp. 86-101)</ref>

Z, his young friend, Onio, and Kuriza enjoy a rambunctious game of soccer until Kuriza accidentally kicks the ball into the sky with all his strength. Everyone thinks the ball is coming back down, but when Z flies up to kick it, they find they have kicked [[Vegeta]]'s space pod down. Onio is surprised to see Vegeta; he has come on Freeza's orders to rescue the group, who has been gone for five months. Kuriza, certain that Vegeta will win, watches from the sidelines while Z does battle with Vegeta. When Vegeta seemingly takes a phone call and rushes back off into space, Kuriza and Onio wonder if their cell phone signal would reach all the way out here on this planet...<ref>Toriyama, Akira. ''[[Neko Majin Z 3]]''. ''Monthly Shōnen Jump'', March 2004. Japan: Shueisha, 06 February 2004. (pp. 30-45)</ref>

===Dragon Ball Heroes: Ultimate Mission X===

The player may encounter Kuriza flying around the world map in the original story mode of ''[[Dragon Ball Heroes: Ultimate Mission X]]''. Upon engaging him, Kuriza demends to know the name of the planet they are on. Believing that the player recognizes his face, Kuriza introduces himself both by name and as Freeza's son. Kuriza continues to demand to know how to escape this planet, challenging the player in battle.<ref>{{Cite videogame|Game=p28}}</ref>

===Super Dragon Ball Heroes: World Mission===

In the third portion of the the second chapter in the original story mode of ''[[Super Dragon Ball Heroes: World Mission]]'', having battled Freeza and entering an interdimensional space transfer, the player may come across a wounded Freeza and King Cold. Kuriza lands in a spaceship alongside [[Avo]] and [[Cado]] to rescue them, challenging the player in the process. When the player defeats Kuriza and the others, [[Coola]] arrives with his own squadron to continue the battle.<ref>{{Cite videogame|Game=c45}}</ref>

==Name==
Kuriza's name (クリーザ ''Kuriiza'') combines the ''kuri'' from "chestnut" (the shape of his head) with the "-iza" ending of [[Freeza]]'s name (フリーザ ''Furiiza'').

The character's name is spelled as "Kuriza" in [[Bandai Namco]]'s English localization of ''[[Super Dragon Ball Heroes: World Mission]]''. [[Viz]] spells the name as "Kreeza" in "Dragon Ball: A Visual History" (the company's 2019 English translation of the ''[[Dragon Ball: Chogasu -Super Art Collection-]]'', originally released in Japan in 2013); while Viz released a translation of ''[[Neko Majin Z 5]]'' in the 100th issue of [[Shonen Jump (Viz Monthly Print Magazine)|their ''Shonen Jump'' print magazine]], this 2019 caption is the company's only official localization of the name thus far, with no other ''Neko Majin'' chapters having been released.

==Production==

Kuriza was designed and written by [[Akira Toriyama]] for the ''[[Neko Majin]]'' series. While Kuriza's appearance and subsequent transformation in ''[[Neko Majin Z 2]]'' draws clear [[Freeza]] parallels, it is not until ''[[Neko Majin Z 3]]'' that Kuriza confirms that Freeza is in fact his father.

==Performance==
Kuriza is played by [[Wataru Takagi]] in the ''[[Dragon Ball Heroes]]'' game series.

==Notable Appearances==

Following his debut in ''[[Neko Majin Z 2]]'' (originally published '''06 August 2003''' in the September 2003 issue of [[Shueisha]]'s ''[[Monthly Shōnen Jump]]'' magazine), Kuriza appeared one more time in the series' following chapter, ''[[Neko Majin Z 3]]'' (originally published '''06 February 2004''' in the March 2004 issue of ''Monthly Shōnen Jump'').

The same month as the character's appearance in ''Neko Majin Z 3'', Kuriza appeared as an alternate costume for [[Freeza]] in ''[[Dragon Ball Z 2]]'' on the PlayStation 2 (the Japanese release of "Dragon Ball Z: Budokai 2", which released the prior November and December in America and Europe, respectively; Kuriza is not available as an alternate costume in these international editions). While gameplay otherwise remains the same while playing in the Kuriza "costume", the character's Death Ball super-attack is adjusted to look like a giant chestnut-shaped blast. The character can also be found in an extra stage of the Japanese edition's Dragon World mode.<ref>{{Cite videogame|Game=c26}}</ref><ref>{{Cite web|URL=https://www.kanzenshuu.com/2004/02/07/freezas-son-kuriza-appears-in-jp-budokai-2/|Website=Kanzenshuu|Title="Freeza's Son Kuriza Appears in JP “Budokai 2”"|Date=07 February 2004|AccessDate=13 November 2019}}</ref> In addition to the game's newly-included [[Coola]] alternate skin, Kuriza remains an alternate skin for Freeza in the ''[[V-Jump]]'' promotional release of ''[[Dragon Ball Z 2 V]]''.

Kuriza began making appearances in the ''[[Dragon Ball Heroes]]'' arcade game series beginning with the "Evil Dragons Mission 2" update in January 2014 with [[HJ2-SEC2]]. Subsequent cards have included [[HJ4-61]] from the "Evil Dragons Mission 4" update in May 2014 and [[HGD2-40]] from the "God Mission 2" update in May 2015. These cards respectively carried over to August 2014's ''[[Dragon Ball Heroes: Ultimate Mission 2]]'' and April 2017's ''[[Dragon Ball Heroes: Ultimate Mission X]]'' on the Nintendo 3DS. Kuriza also appears in April 2019's ''[[Super Dragon Ball Heroes: World Mission]]'' on the Nintendo Switch and PC, where he makes a cameo in an original story mode side-mission, and is also available as a custom, player-made "sticker" character card.

==Techniques==

===Final Form===

Kuriza's Final Form — by way of the [[Transformation Ability]] — is a transformed state in which he generally resembles Freeza's own Final Form, though sporting a chestnut-shaped head. Kuriza's Final Form is available as a transformation in ''[[Dragon Ball Z 2 (Budokai 2)|Dragon Ball Z 2]]'' as well as in the ''Dragon Ball Heroes'' game series, where it is available on card [[HJ4-61]] as a Transformation [[Card Action Ability (Dragon Ball Heroes)|Card Action Ability]] with the following effect:

{{quotation|３ラウンド目以降アタッカーにすると、カードアクションが発生する。成功すると、変身し、ＨＰが３０００アップする。 <hr /> When this card is chosen as an attacker from Round 3 onward, its Card Action Ability will activate. If successful, this card transforms and gains an additional 3,000 HP.}}

===Death Ball===

Kuriza's [[Death Ball]] (デスボール ''Desu Bōru'') is a [[Super Attack (Dragon Ball Heroes)|Super Attack]] in ''[[Dragon Ball Z 2 (Budokai 2)|Dragon Ball Z 2]]'' as well as in the ''[[Dragon Ball Heroes]]'' game series, where it is available on cards [[HJ2-SEC2]], [[HJ4-61]], and [[HGD2-40]]. The attack costs 7 [[Hero Energy (Dragon Ball Heroes)|Hero Energy]] on HJ4-61, and HGD2-40, and 8 Hero Energy on HJ2-SEC2. As opposed to Freeza's Death Ball, Kuriza's sports a chestnut shape and a face.

===Double Attack of Terror===

Kuriza's Double Attack of Terror (恐怖のダブルアタック ''Kyōfu no Daburu Atakku'') is a variation on the Double Attack [[Card Action Ability (Dragon Ball Heroes)|Card Action Ability]] in the ''[[Dragon Ball Heroes]]'' game series. When the card action is successfully performed, Double Attack of Terror grants Kuriza and the additional card chosen for the Double Attack 1.5 times [[Power (Dragon Ball Heroes)|Power]] and [[Guard (Dragon Ball Heroes)|Guard]] for the remainder of the match. Double Attack of Terror is available on cards [[HJ2-SEC2]], with the following text:

{{quotation|２ラウンド目以降アタッカーにすると、チーム攻撃時にパートナーと一緒にダブルアタックする。さらに、超ダブル効果で自分とパートナーのパワーとガードが永続で１．５倍になる。[１回限り］ <hr /> When this card is chosen as an attacker from Round 2 onward, this card and a partner may perform a Double Attack. In addition, this card and its partner gain 1.5 times Power and Guard permanently via Super Double Effect. Limit once per match.}}

===Parent and Child Fear===

Kuriza's Parent and Child Fear (プラネットボム ''Kyōfu no Oyaku Jiibun'') is an [[Ability (Dragon Ball Heroes)|ability]] in the ''[[Dragon Ball Heroes]]'' game series, granting an automatic 1,000 increase to the card's [[Battle Power (Dragon Ball Heroes)|Battle Power]] at the start of a match. When either [[Freeza]] or [[Mecha Freeza]] is on the owner's team, each of Kuriza, Freeza and Mecha Freeza will gain an additional 2,000 Battle Power instead. Parent and Child Fear is available on cards [[HJ2-SEC2]] and [[HJ4-61]], with the following text:

{{quotation|自分の戦闘力が１０００アップする。自分チームに「フリーザ」か「メカフリーザ」がいる場合は、自分と「フリーザ」と「メカフリーザ」の戦闘力が２０００アップする。[永続] <hr /> This card gains an additional 1,000 Battle Power. When Freeza or Mecha Freeza are on your team, this card, Freeza and Mecha Freeza gain an additional 2,000 Battle Power instead. Permanent.}}

===Challenging Attitude===

Kuriza's Challenging Attitude (挑戦的な態度 ''chōsen-tekina taido'') is a variation on the Lock-On [[Card Action Ability (Dragon Ball Heroes)|Card Action Ability]] in the ''[[Dragon Ball Heroes]]'' game series, granting the ability to select the target of the card's attack while drastically increasing the target's [[Charge Impact (Dragon Ball Heroes)|Charge Impact]] speed. Challenging Attitude is available on card [[HGD2-40]], with the following text:

{{quotation|必殺技が発動できる時にアタッカーにすると、ロックオンした敵を攻撃し、その敵のチャージインパクトスピードを超速くする。[１回限り] <hr /> When this card is able to perform a [[Super Attack (Dragon Ball Heroes)|Super Attack]], it will attack the enemy it has locked onto. In addition, this card drastically increases the chosen enemy's Charge Impact speed. Limit once per match.}}

==Notes==

TBD

==References==
{{Reflist}}

[[Category:Character]]

Kuriza

2021-03-06T04:34:36Z

Cipher: /* Challenging Attitude */

{{incomplete}}
{{infobox character
| name = Kuriza
| jpn_name = クリーザ (''Kuriiza'')
| image =
{{tabber |
{{tab | Manga | [[File:bio-kuriza-manga.png|120px|Kuriza (Manga)]]}}
}}
| caption =
| eng_name = Kuriza (Bandai Namco) Kreeza (Viz)
| name_pun = [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chestnut Chestnut] + [[Freeza]]
| game_debut = [[Dragon Ball Z 2]]
| manga_debut = [[Neko Majin Z 2]]
| anime_debut =
| appears =
| creator = [[Akira Toriyama]]
| jpn_voice = [[Wataru Takagi]]
| ocean_voice =
| funi_voice =
| birth =
| death =
| height =
| weight =
| alias =
| classify =
| gender =
| occupation =
| title =
| skills =
| family = [[Freeza]] (Father)
| spouse =
| significant_other =
| children =
| relatives =
| religion =
}}
'''Kuriza''' is a fictional character in the ''Dragon Ball'' franchise, debuting in ''[[Neko Majin Z 2]]'' by [[Akira Toriyama]], originally published '''06 August 2003''' in the September 2003 issue of [[Shueisha]]'s (now-defunct) ''[[Monthly Shōnen Jump]]'' magazine. In the [[Neko Majin Z 3|following chapter]], Kuriza is revealed to be [[Freeza]]'s son.

==Biography==
[[File:kuriza-nmz2-transforming.png|thumb|200px|Kuriza transforms into his "true form" in ''[[Neko Majin Z 2]]''.]]
[[File:kuriza-nmz3-papa.png|thumb|200px|Kuriza excited to hear that his father, [[Freeza]], sent [[Vegeta]] to save him in ''[[Neko Majin Z 3]]''.]]
===Neko Majin===
Having been defeated and humiliated in his previous battle against [[Z (Neko Majin)|the Neko Majin named Z]] (ultimately leading to his off-page divorce), [[Onio]] returns to Earth for revenge with help: the strongest being in the universe, an alien with a chestnut-shaped head, Kuriza. Z is unimpressed, preoccupied with arranging his new battle with the "strongest man in the world," [[Thunderbolt]]. To get everyone's attention, Kuriza fires a ''ki'' blast, destroying Thunderbolt's car. Z is furious that someone is getting in the way of his fight with Thunderbolt, and charges in at Kuriza, punching him so hard that he goes into the ground, bursting out covered in oil. Finally seeing what he is up against, Kuriza hunches over and transforms, showcasing his "true form". Z decides to transform as well, with his resulting transformation only being apparent by the new double-eyelids; Kuriza is upset that they are wasting pages on such worthless things. Thunderbolt chops his assistant unconscious when she lets an "onion-head" insult hurl at Kuriza. Z's young friend runs off to catch his favorite anime, while Z just stands and farts in the subsequent silence. Kuriza decides to give up for the day, upset that he would be expected to show off with a single page left, being called an "onion-head", and the others are just watching anime and farting. Kuriza wants to fight the next day, but Z will be busy fishing. Everyone will just have to stay over at Z's place, helping out with the chores, until they can find a time to battle.<ref>Toriyama, Akira. ''[[Neko Majin Z 2]]''. ''Monthly Shōnen Jump'', September 2003. Japan: Shueisha, 06 August 2003. (pp. 86-101)</ref>

Z, his young friend, Onio, and Kuriza enjoy a rambunctious game of soccer until Kuriza accidentally kicks the ball into the sky with all his strength. Everyone thinks the ball is coming back down, but when Z flies up to kick it, they find they have kicked [[Vegeta]]'s space pod down. Onio is surprised to see Vegeta; he has come on Freeza's orders to rescue the group, who has been gone for five months. Kuriza, certain that Vegeta will win, watches from the sidelines while Z does battle with Vegeta. When Vegeta seemingly takes a phone call and rushes back off into space, Kuriza and Onio wonder if their cell phone signal would reach all the way out here on this planet...<ref>Toriyama, Akira. ''[[Neko Majin Z 3]]''. ''Monthly Shōnen Jump'', March 2004. Japan: Shueisha, 06 February 2004. (pp. 30-45)</ref>

===Dragon Ball Heroes: Ultimate Mission X===

The player may encounter Kuriza flying around the world map in the original story mode of ''[[Dragon Ball Heroes: Ultimate Mission X]]''. Upon engaging him, Kuriza demends to know the name of the planet they are on. Believing that the player recognizes his face, Kuriza introduces himself both by name and as Freeza's son. Kuriza continues to demand to know how to escape this planet, challenging the player in battle.<ref>{{Cite videogame|Game=p28}}</ref>

===Super Dragon Ball Heroes: World Mission===

In the third portion of the the second chapter in the original story mode of ''[[Super Dragon Ball Heroes: World Mission]]'', having battled Freeza and entering an interdimensional space transfer, the player may come across a wounded Freeza and King Cold. Kuriza lands in a spaceship alongside [[Avo]] and [[Cado]] to rescue them, challenging the player in the process. When the player defeats Kuriza and the others, [[Coola]] arrives with his own squadron to continue the battle.<ref>{{Cite videogame|Game=c45}}</ref>

==Name==
Kuriza's name (クリーザ ''Kuriiza'') combines the ''kuri'' from "chestnut" (the shape of his head) with the "-iza" ending of [[Freeza]]'s name (フリーザ ''Furiiza'').

The character's name is spelled as "Kuriza" in [[Bandai Namco]]'s English localization of ''[[Super Dragon Ball Heroes: World Mission]]''. [[Viz]] spells the name as "Kreeza" in "Dragon Ball: A Visual History" (the company's 2019 English translation of the ''[[Dragon Ball: Chogasu -Super Art Collection-]]'', originally released in Japan in 2013); while Viz released a translation of ''[[Neko Majin Z 5]]'' in the 100th issue of [[Shonen Jump (Viz Monthly Print Magazine)|their ''Shonen Jump'' print magazine]], this 2019 caption is the company's only official localization of the name thus far, with no other ''Neko Majin'' chapters having been released.

==Production==

Kuriza was designed and written by [[Akira Toriyama]] for the ''[[Neko Majin]]'' series. While Kuriza's appearance and subsequent transformation in ''[[Neko Majin Z 2]]'' draws clear [[Freeza]] parallels, it is not until ''[[Neko Majin Z 3]]'' that Kuriza confirms that Freeza is in fact his father.

==Performance==
Kuriza is played by [[Wataru Takagi]] in the ''[[Dragon Ball Heroes]]'' game series.

==Notable Appearances==

Following his debut in ''[[Neko Majin Z 2]]'' (originally published '''06 August 2003''' in the September 2003 issue of [[Shueisha]]'s ''[[Monthly Shōnen Jump]]'' magazine), Kuriza appeared one more time in the series' following chapter, ''[[Neko Majin Z 3]]'' (originally published '''06 February 2004''' in the March 2004 issue of ''Monthly Shōnen Jump'').

The same month as the character's appearance in ''Neko Majin Z 3'', Kuriza appeared as an alternate costume for [[Freeza]] in ''[[Dragon Ball Z 2]]'' on the PlayStation 2 (the Japanese release of "Dragon Ball Z: Budokai 2", which released the prior November and December in America and Europe, respectively; Kuriza is not available as an alternate costume in these international editions). While gameplay otherwise remains the same while playing in the Kuriza "costume", the character's Death Ball super-attack is adjusted to look like a giant chestnut-shaped blast. The character can also be found in an extra stage of the Japanese edition's Dragon World mode.<ref>{{Cite videogame|Game=c26}}</ref><ref>{{Cite web|URL=https://www.kanzenshuu.com/2004/02/07/freezas-son-kuriza-appears-in-jp-budokai-2/|Website=Kanzenshuu|Title="Freeza's Son Kuriza Appears in JP “Budokai 2”"|Date=07 February 2004|AccessDate=13 November 2019}}</ref> In addition to the game's newly-included [[Coola]] alternate skin, Kuriza remains an alternate skin for Freeza in the ''[[V-Jump]]'' promotional release of ''[[Dragon Ball Z 2 V]]''.

Kuriza began making appearances in the ''[[Dragon Ball Heroes]]'' arcade game series beginning with the "Evil Dragons Mission 2" update in January 2014 with [[HJ2-SEC2]]. Subsequent cards have included [[HJ4-61]] from the "Evil Dragons Mission 4" update in May 2014 and [[HGD2-40]] from the "God Mission 2" update in May 2015. These cards respectively carried over to August 2014's ''[[Dragon Ball Heroes: Ultimate Mission 2]]'' and April 2017's ''[[Dragon Ball Heroes: Ultimate Mission X]]'' on the Nintendo 3DS. Kuriza also appears in April 2019's ''[[Super Dragon Ball Heroes: World Mission]]'' on the Nintendo Switch and PC, where he makes a cameo in an original story mode side-mission, and is also available as a custom, player-made "sticker" character card.

==Techniques==

===Final Form===

Kuriza's Final Form — by way of the [[Transformation Ability]] — is a transformed state in which he generally resembles Freeza's own Final Form, though sporting a chestnut-shaped head. Kuriza's Final Form is available as a transformation in ''[[Dragon Ball Z 2 (Budokai 2)|Dragon Ball Z 2]]'' as well as in the ''Dragon Ball Heroes'' game series, where it is available on card [[HJ4-61]] as a Transformation [[Card Action Ability (Dragon Ball Heroes)|Card Action Ability]] with the following effect:

{{quotation|３ラウンド目以降アタッカーにすると、カードアクションが発生する。成功すると、変身し、ＨＰが３０００アップする。 <hr /> When this card is chosen as an attacker from Round 3 onward, this card will activate its Card Action Ability. If successful, this card transforms and gains an additional 3,000 HP.}}

===Death Ball===

Kuriza's [[Death Ball]] (デスボール ''Desu Bōru'') is a [[Super Attack (Dragon Ball Heroes)|Super Attack]] in ''[[Dragon Ball Z 2 (Budokai 2)|Dragon Ball Z 2]]'' as well as in the ''[[Dragon Ball Heroes]]'' game series, where it is available on cards [[HJ2-SEC2]], [[HJ4-61]], and [[HGD2-40]]. The attack costs 7 [[Hero Energy (Dragon Ball Heroes)|Hero Energy]] on HJ4-61, and HGD2-40, and 8 Hero Energy on HJ2-SEC2. As opposed to Freeza's Death Ball, Kuriza's sports a chestnut shape and a face.

===Double Attack of Terror===

Kuriza's Double Attack of Terror (恐怖のダブルアタック ''Kyōfu no Daburu Atakku'') is a variation on the Double Attack [[Card Action Ability (Dragon Ball Heroes)|Card Action Ability]] in the ''[[Dragon Ball Heroes]]'' game series. When the card action is successfully performed, Double Attack of Terror grants Kuriza and the additional card chosen for the Double Attack 1.5 times [[Power (Dragon Ball Heroes)|Power]] and [[Guard (Dragon Ball Heroes)|Guard]] for the remainder of the match. Double Attack of Terror is available on cards [[HJ2-SEC2]], with the following text:

{{quotation|２ラウンド目以降アタッカーにすると、チーム攻撃時にパートナーと一緒にダブルアタックする。さらに、超ダブル効果で自分とパートナーのパワーとガードが永続で１．５倍になる。[１回限り］ <hr /> When this card is chosen as an attacker from Round 2 onward, this card and a partner may perform a Double Attack. In addition, this card and its partner gain 1.5 times Power and Guard permanently via Super Double Effect. Limit once per match.}}

===Parent and Child Fear===

Kuriza's Parent and Child Fear (プラネットボム ''Kyōfu no Oyaku Jiibun'') is an [[Ability (Dragon Ball Heroes)|ability]] in the ''[[Dragon Ball Heroes]]'' game series, granting an automatic 1,000 increase to the card's [[Battle Power (Dragon Ball Heroes)|Battle Power]] at the start of a match. When either [[Freeza]] or [[Mecha Freeza]] is on the owner's team, each of Kuriza, Freeza and Mecha Freeza will gain an additional 2,000 Battle Power instead. Parent and Child Fear is available on cards [[HJ2-SEC2]] and [[HJ4-61]], with the following text:

{{quotation|自分の戦闘力が１０００アップする。自分チームに「フリーザ」か「メカフリーザ」がいる場合は、自分と「フリーザ」と「メカフリーザ」の戦闘力が２０００アップする。[永続] <hr /> This card gains an additional 1,000 Battle Power. When Freeza or Mecha Freeza are on your team, this card, Freeza and Mecha Freeza gain an additional 2,000 Battle Power instead. Permanent.}}

===Challenging Attitude===

Kuriza's Challenging Attitude (挑戦的な態度 ''chōsen-tekina taido'') is a variation on the Lock-On [[Card Action Ability (Dragon Ball Heroes)|Card Action Ability]] in the ''[[Dragon Ball Heroes]]'' game series, granting the ability to select the target of the card's attack while drastically increasing the target's [[Charge Impact (Dragon Ball Heroes)|Charge Impact]] speed. Challenging Attitude is available on card [[HGD2-40]], with the following text:

{{quotation|必殺技が発動できる時にアタッカーにすると、ロックオンした敵を攻撃し、その敵のチャージインパクトスピードを超速くする。[１回限り] <hr /> When this card is able to perform a [[Super Attack (Dragon Ball Heroes)|Super Attack]], it will attack the enemy it has locked onto. In addition, this card drastically increases the chosen enemy's Charge Impact speed. Limit once per match.}}

==Notes==

TBD

==References==
{{Reflist}}

[[Category:Character]]

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'''Kuriza''' is a fictional character in the ''Dragon Ball'' franchise, debuting in ''[[Neko Majin Z 2]]'' by [[Akira Toriyama]], originally published '''06 August 2003''' in the September 2003 issue of [[Shueisha]]'s (now-defunct) ''[[Monthly Shōnen Jump]]'' magazine. In the [[Neko Majin Z 3|following chapter]], Kuriza is revealed to be [[Freeza]]'s son.

==Biography==
[[File:kuriza-nmz2-transforming.png|thumb|200px|Kuriza transforms into his "true form" in ''[[Neko Majin Z 2]]''.]]
[[File:kuriza-nmz3-papa.png|thumb|200px|Kuriza excited to hear that his father, [[Freeza]], sent [[Vegeta]] to save him in ''[[Neko Majin Z 3]]''.]]
===Neko Majin===
Having been defeated and humiliated in his previous battle against [[Z (Neko Majin)|the Neko Majin named Z]] (ultimately leading to his off-page divorce), [[Onio]] returns to Earth for revenge with help: the strongest being in the universe, an alien with a chestnut-shaped head, Kuriza. Z is unimpressed, preoccupied with arranging his new battle with the "strongest man in the world," [[Thunderbolt]]. To get everyone's attention, Kuriza fires a ''ki'' blast, destroying Thunderbolt's car. Z is furious that someone is getting in the way of his fight with Thunderbolt, and charges in at Kuriza, punching him so hard that he goes into the ground, bursting out covered in oil. Finally seeing what he is up against, Kuriza hunches over and transforms, showcasing his "true form". Z decides to transform as well, with his resulting transformation only being apparent by the new double-eyelids; Kuriza is upset that they are wasting pages on such worthless things. Thunderbolt chops his assistant unconscious when she lets an "onion-head" insult hurl at Kuriza. Z's young friend runs off to catch his favorite anime, while Z just stands and farts in the subsequent silence. Kuriza decides to give up for the day, upset that he would be expected to show off with a single page left, being called an "onion-head", and the others are just watching anime and farting. Kuriza wants to fight the next day, but Z will be busy fishing. Everyone will just have to stay over at Z's place, helping out with the chores, until they can find a time to battle.<ref>Toriyama, Akira. ''[[Neko Majin Z 2]]''. ''Monthly Shōnen Jump'', September 2003. Japan: Shueisha, 06 August 2003. (pp. 86-101)</ref>

Z, his young friend, Onio, and Kuriza enjoy a rambunctious game of soccer until Kuriza accidentally kicks the ball into the sky with all his strength. Everyone thinks the ball is coming back down, but when Z flies up to kick it, they find they have kicked [[Vegeta]]'s space pod down. Onio is surprised to see Vegeta; he has come on Freeza's orders to rescue the group, who has been gone for five months. Kuriza, certain that Vegeta will win, watches from the sidelines while Z does battle with Vegeta. When Vegeta seemingly takes a phone call and rushes back off into space, Kuriza and Onio wonder if their cell phone signal would reach all the way out here on this planet...<ref>Toriyama, Akira. ''[[Neko Majin Z 3]]''. ''Monthly Shōnen Jump'', March 2004. Japan: Shueisha, 06 February 2004. (pp. 30-45)</ref>

===Dragon Ball Heroes: Ultimate Mission X===

The player may encounter Kuriza flying around the world map in the original story mode of ''[[Dragon Ball Heroes: Ultimate Mission X]]''. Upon engaging him, Kuriza demends to know the name of the planet they are on. Believing that the player recognizes his face, Kuriza introduces himself both by name and as Freeza's son. Kuriza continues to demand to know how to escape this planet, challenging the player in battle.<ref>{{Cite videogame|Game=p28}}</ref>

===Super Dragon Ball Heroes: World Mission===

In the third portion of the the second chapter in the original story mode of ''[[Super Dragon Ball Heroes: World Mission]]'', having battled Freeza and entering an interdimensional space transfer, the player may come across a wounded Freeza and King Cold. Kuriza lands in a spaceship alongside [[Avo]] and [[Cado]] to rescue them, challenging the player in the process. When the player defeats Kuriza and the others, [[Coola]] arrives with his own squadron to continue the battle.<ref>{{Cite videogame|Game=c45}}</ref>

==Name==
Kuriza's name (クリーザ ''Kuriiza'') combines the ''kuri'' from "chestnut" (the shape of his head) with the "-iza" ending of [[Freeza]]'s name (フリーザ ''Furiiza'').

The character's name is spelled as "Kuriza" in [[Bandai Namco]]'s English localization of ''[[Super Dragon Ball Heroes: World Mission]]''. [[Viz]] spells the name as "Kreeza" in "Dragon Ball: A Visual History" (the company's 2019 English translation of the ''[[Dragon Ball: Chogasu -Super Art Collection-]]'', originally released in Japan in 2013); while Viz released a translation of ''[[Neko Majin Z 5]]'' in the 100th issue of [[Shonen Jump (Viz Monthly Print Magazine)|their ''Shonen Jump'' print magazine]], this 2019 caption is the company's only official localization of the name thus far, with no other ''Neko Majin'' chapters having been released.

==Production==

Kuriza was designed and written by [[Akira Toriyama]] for the ''[[Neko Majin]]'' series. While Kuriza's appearance and subsequent transformation in ''[[Neko Majin Z 2]]'' draws clear [[Freeza]] parallels, it is not until ''[[Neko Majin Z 3]]'' that Kuriza confirms that Freeza is in fact his father.

==Performance==
Kuriza is played by [[Wataru Takagi]] in the ''[[Dragon Ball Heroes]]'' game series.

==Notable Appearances==

Following his debut in ''[[Neko Majin Z 2]]'' (originally published '''06 August 2003''' in the September 2003 issue of [[Shueisha]]'s ''[[Monthly Shōnen Jump]]'' magazine), Kuriza appeared one more time in the series' following chapter, ''[[Neko Majin Z 3]]'' (originally published '''06 February 2004''' in the March 2004 issue of ''Monthly Shōnen Jump'').

The same month as the character's appearance in ''Neko Majin Z 3'', Kuriza appeared as an alternate costume for [[Freeza]] in ''[[Dragon Ball Z 2]]'' on the PlayStation 2 (the Japanese release of "Dragon Ball Z: Budokai 2", which released the prior November and December in America and Europe, respectively; Kuriza is not available as an alternate costume in these international editions). While gameplay otherwise remains the same while playing in the Kuriza "costume", the character's Death Ball super-attack is adjusted to look like a giant chestnut-shaped blast. The character can also be found in an extra stage of the Japanese edition's Dragon World mode.<ref>{{Cite videogame|Game=c26}}</ref><ref>{{Cite web|URL=https://www.kanzenshuu.com/2004/02/07/freezas-son-kuriza-appears-in-jp-budokai-2/|Website=Kanzenshuu|Title="Freeza's Son Kuriza Appears in JP “Budokai 2”"|Date=07 February 2004|AccessDate=13 November 2019}}</ref> In addition to the game's newly-included [[Coola]] alternate skin, Kuriza remains an alternate skin for Freeza in the ''[[V-Jump]]'' promotional release of ''[[Dragon Ball Z 2 V]]''.

Kuriza began making appearances in the ''[[Dragon Ball Heroes]]'' arcade game series beginning with the "Evil Dragons Mission 2" update in January 2014 with [[HJ2-SEC2]]. Subsequent cards have included [[HJ4-61]] from the "Evil Dragons Mission 4" update in May 2014 and [[HGD2-40]] from the "God Mission 2" update in May 2015. These cards respectively carried over to August 2014's ''[[Dragon Ball Heroes: Ultimate Mission 2]]'' and April 2017's ''[[Dragon Ball Heroes: Ultimate Mission X]]'' on the Nintendo 3DS. Kuriza also appears in April 2019's ''[[Super Dragon Ball Heroes: World Mission]]'' on the Nintendo Switch and PC, where he makes a cameo in an original story mode side-mission, and is also available as a custom, player-made "sticker" character card.

==Techniques==

===Final Form===

Kuriza's Final Form — by way of the [[Transformation Ability]] — is a transformed state in which he generally resembles Freeza's own Final Form, though sporting a chestnut-shaped head. Kuriza's Final Form is available as a transformation in ''[[Dragon Ball Z 2 (Budokai 2)|Dragon Ball Z 2]]'' as well as in the ''Dragon Ball Heroes'' game series, where it is available on card [[HJ4-61]] as a Transformation [[Card Action Ability (Dragon Ball Heroes)|Card Action Ability]] with the following effect:

{{quotation|３ラウンド目以降アタッカーにすると、カードアクションが発生する。成功すると、変身し、ＨＰが３０００アップする。 <hr /> When this card is chosen as an attacker from Round 3 onward, this card will activate its Card Action Ability. If successful, this card transforms and gains an additional 3,000 HP.}}

===Death Ball===

Kuriza's [[Death Ball]] (デスボール ''Desu Bōru'') is a [[Super Attack (Dragon Ball Heroes)|Super Attack]] in ''[[Dragon Ball Z 2 (Budokai 2)|Dragon Ball Z 2]]'' as well as in the ''[[Dragon Ball Heroes]]'' game series, where it is available on cards [[HJ2-SEC2]], [[HJ4-61]], and [[HGD2-40]]. The attack costs 7 [[Hero Energy (Dragon Ball Heroes)|Hero Energy]] on HJ4-61, and HGD2-40, and 8 Hero Energy on HJ2-SEC2. As opposed to Freeza's Death Ball, Kuriza's sports a chestnut shape and a face.

===Double Attack of Terror===

Kuriza's Double Attack of Terror (恐怖のダブルアタック ''Kyōfu no Daburu Atakku'') is a variation on the Double Attack [[Card Action Ability (Dragon Ball Heroes)|Card Action Ability]] in the ''[[Dragon Ball Heroes]]'' game series. When the card action is successfully performed, Double Attack of Terror grants Kuriza and the additional card chosen for the Double Attack 1.5 times [[Power (Dragon Ball Heroes)|Power]] and [[Guard (Dragon Ball Heroes)|Guard]] for the remainder of the match. Double Attack of Terror is available on cards [[HJ2-SEC2]], with the following text:

{{quotation|２ラウンド目以降アタッカーにすると、チーム攻撃時にパートナーと一緒にダブルアタックする。さらに、超ダブル効果で自分とパートナーのパワーとガードが永続で１．５倍になる。[１回限り］ <hr /> When this card is chosen as an attacker from Round 2 onward, this card and a partner may perform a Double Attack. In addition, this card and its partner gain 1.5 times Power and Guard permanently via Super Double Effect. Limit once per match.}}

===Parent and Child Fear===

Kuriza's Parent and Child Fear (プラネットボム ''Kyōfu no Oyaku Jiibun'') is an [[Ability (Dragon Ball Heroes)|ability]] in the ''[[Dragon Ball Heroes]]'' game series, granting an automatic 1,000 increase to the card's [[Battle Power (Dragon Ball Heroes)|Battle Power]] at the start of a match. When either [[Freeza]] or [[Mecha Freeza]] is on the owner's team, each of Kuriza, Freeza and Mecha Freeza will gain an additional 2,000 Battle Power instead. Parent and Child Fear is available on cards [[HJ2-SEC2]] and [[HJ4-61]], with the following text:

{{quotation|自分の戦闘力が１０００アップする。自分チームに「フリーザ」か「メカフリーザ」がいる場合は、自分と「フリーザ」と「メカフリーザ」の戦闘力が２０００アップする。[永続] <hr /> This card gains an additional 1,000 Battle Power. When Freeza or Mecha Freeza are on your team, this card, Freeza and Mecha Freeza gain an additional 2,000 Battle Power instead. Permanent.}}

===Challenging Attitude===

Kuriza's Challenging Attitude (挑戦的な態度 ''chōsen-tekina taido'') is a variation on the Lock-On [[Card Action Ability (Dragon Ball Heroes)|Card Action Ability]] in the ''[[Dragon Ball Heroes]]'' game series, granting the ability to select the target of the card's attack while drastically increasing the target's [[Charge Impact (Dragon Ball Heroes)|Charge Impact]] speed. Challenging Attitude is available on card [[HGD2-40]], with the following text:

{{quotation|必殺技が発動できる時にアタッカーにすると、ロックオンした敵を攻撃し、その敵のチャージインパクトスピードを超速くする。[１回限り] <hr /> When this card is able to perform a [[Super Attack (Dragon Ball Heroes)|Super Attack]], it will attack the enemy it has locked onto. In addition, that enemy's Charge Impact speed drastically increases. Limit once per match.}}

==Notes==

TBD

==References==
{{Reflist}}

[[Category:Character]]

Kuriza

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{{infobox character
| name = Kuriza
| jpn_name = クリーザ (''Kuriiza'')
| image =
{{tabber |
{{tab | Manga | [[File:bio-kuriza-manga.png|120px|Kuriza (Manga)]]}}
}}
| caption =
| eng_name = Kuriza (Bandai Namco) Kreeza (Viz)
| name_pun = [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chestnut Chestnut] + [[Freeza]]
| game_debut = [[Dragon Ball Z 2]]
| manga_debut = [[Neko Majin Z 2]]
| anime_debut =
| appears =
| creator = [[Akira Toriyama]]
| jpn_voice = [[Wataru Takagi]]
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| birth =
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'''Kuriza''' is a fictional character in the ''Dragon Ball'' franchise, debuting in ''[[Neko Majin Z 2]]'' by [[Akira Toriyama]], originally published '''06 August 2003''' in the September 2003 issue of [[Shueisha]]'s (now-defunct) ''[[Monthly Shōnen Jump]]'' magazine. In the [[Neko Majin Z 3|following chapter]], Kuriza is revealed to be [[Freeza]]'s son.

==Biography==
[[File:kuriza-nmz2-transforming.png|thumb|200px|Kuriza transforms into his "true form" in ''[[Neko Majin Z 2]]''.]]
[[File:kuriza-nmz3-papa.png|thumb|200px|Kuriza excited to hear that his father, [[Freeza]], sent [[Vegeta]] to save him in ''[[Neko Majin Z 3]]''.]]
===Neko Majin===
Having been defeated and humiliated in his previous battle against [[Z (Neko Majin)|the Neko Majin named Z]] (ultimately leading to his off-page divorce), [[Onio]] returns to Earth for revenge with help: the strongest being in the universe, an alien with a chestnut-shaped head, Kuriza. Z is unimpressed, preoccupied with arranging his new battle with the "strongest man in the world," [[Thunderbolt]]. To get everyone's attention, Kuriza fires a ''ki'' blast, destroying Thunderbolt's car. Z is furious that someone is getting in the way of his fight with Thunderbolt, and charges in at Kuriza, punching him so hard that he goes into the ground, bursting out covered in oil. Finally seeing what he is up against, Kuriza hunches over and transforms, showcasing his "true form". Z decides to transform as well, with his resulting transformation only being apparent by the new double-eyelids; Kuriza is upset that they are wasting pages on such worthless things. Thunderbolt chops his assistant unconscious when she lets an "onion-head" insult hurl at Kuriza. Z's young friend runs off to catch his favorite anime, while Z just stands and farts in the subsequent silence. Kuriza decides to give up for the day, upset that he would be expected to show off with a single page left, being called an "onion-head", and the others are just watching anime and farting. Kuriza wants to fight the next day, but Z will be busy fishing. Everyone will just have to stay over at Z's place, helping out with the chores, until they can find a time to battle.<ref>Toriyama, Akira. ''[[Neko Majin Z 2]]''. ''Monthly Shōnen Jump'', September 2003. Japan: Shueisha, 06 August 2003. (pp. 86-101)</ref>

Z, his young friend, Onio, and Kuriza enjoy a rambunctious game of soccer until Kuriza accidentally kicks the ball into the sky with all his strength. Everyone thinks the ball is coming back down, but when Z flies up to kick it, they find they have kicked [[Vegeta]]'s space pod down. Onio is surprised to see Vegeta; he has come on Freeza's orders to rescue the group, who has been gone for five months. Kuriza, certain that Vegeta will win, watches from the sidelines while Z does battle with Vegeta. When Vegeta seemingly takes a phone call and rushes back off into space, Kuriza and Onio wonder if their cell phone signal would reach all the way out here on this planet...<ref>Toriyama, Akira. ''[[Neko Majin Z 3]]''. ''Monthly Shōnen Jump'', March 2004. Japan: Shueisha, 06 February 2004. (pp. 30-45)</ref>

===Dragon Ball Heroes: Ultimate Mission X===

The player may encounter Kuriza flying around the world map in the original story mode of ''[[Dragon Ball Heroes: Ultimate Mission X]]''. Upon engaging him, Kuriza demends to know the name of the planet they are on. Believing that the player recognizes his face, Kuriza introduces himself both by name and as Freeza's son. Kuriza continues to demand to know how to escape this planet, challenging the player in battle.<ref>{{Cite videogame|Game=p28}}</ref>

===Super Dragon Ball Heroes: World Mission===

In the third portion of the the second chapter in the original story mode of ''[[Super Dragon Ball Heroes: World Mission]]'', having battled Freeza and entering an interdimensional space transfer, the player may come across a wounded Freeza and King Cold. Kuriza lands in a spaceship alongside [[Avo]] and [[Cado]] to rescue them, challenging the player in the process. When the player defeats Kuriza and the others, [[Coola]] arrives with his own squadron to continue the battle.<ref>{{Cite videogame|Game=c45}}</ref>

==Name==
Kuriza's name (クリーザ ''Kuriiza'') combines the ''kuri'' from "chestnut" (the shape of his head) with the "-iza" ending of [[Freeza]]'s name (フリーザ ''Furiiza'').

The character's name is spelled as "Kuriza" in [[Bandai Namco]]'s English localization of ''[[Super Dragon Ball Heroes: World Mission]]''. [[Viz]] spells the name as "Kreeza" in "Dragon Ball: A Visual History" (the company's 2019 English translation of the ''[[Dragon Ball: Chogasu -Super Art Collection-]]'', originally released in Japan in 2013); while Viz released a translation of ''[[Neko Majin Z 5]]'' in the 100th issue of [[Shonen Jump (Viz Monthly Print Magazine)|their ''Shonen Jump'' print magazine]], this 2019 caption is the company's only official localization of the name thus far, with no other ''Neko Majin'' chapters having been released.

==Production==

Kuriza was designed and written by [[Akira Toriyama]] for the ''[[Neko Majin]]'' series. While Kuriza's appearance and subsequent transformation in ''[[Neko Majin Z 2]]'' draws clear [[Freeza]] parallels, it is not until ''[[Neko Majin Z 3]]'' that Kuriza confirms that Freeza is in fact his father.

==Performance==
Kuriza is played by [[Wataru Takagi]] in the ''[[Dragon Ball Heroes]]'' game series.

==Notable Appearances==

Following his debut in ''[[Neko Majin Z 2]]'' (originally published '''06 August 2003''' in the September 2003 issue of [[Shueisha]]'s ''[[Monthly Shōnen Jump]]'' magazine), Kuriza appeared one more time in the series' following chapter, ''[[Neko Majin Z 3]]'' (originally published '''06 February 2004''' in the March 2004 issue of ''Monthly Shōnen Jump'').

The same month as the character's appearance in ''Neko Majin Z 3'', Kuriza appeared as an alternate costume for [[Freeza]] in ''[[Dragon Ball Z 2]]'' on the PlayStation 2 (the Japanese release of "Dragon Ball Z: Budokai 2", which released the prior November and December in America and Europe, respectively; Kuriza is not available as an alternate costume in these international editions). While gameplay otherwise remains the same while playing in the Kuriza "costume", the character's Death Ball super-attack is adjusted to look like a giant chestnut-shaped blast. The character can also be found in an extra stage of the Japanese edition's Dragon World mode.<ref>{{Cite videogame|Game=c26}}</ref><ref>{{Cite web|URL=https://www.kanzenshuu.com/2004/02/07/freezas-son-kuriza-appears-in-jp-budokai-2/|Website=Kanzenshuu|Title="Freeza's Son Kuriza Appears in JP “Budokai 2”"|Date=07 February 2004|AccessDate=13 November 2019}}</ref> In addition to the game's newly-included [[Coola]] alternate skin, Kuriza remains an alternate skin for Freeza in the ''[[V-Jump]]'' promotional release of ''[[Dragon Ball Z 2 V]]''.

Kuriza began making appearances in the ''[[Dragon Ball Heroes]]'' arcade game series beginning with the "Evil Dragons Mission 2" update in January 2014 with [[HJ2-SEC2]]. Subsequent cards have included [[HJ4-61]] from the "Evil Dragons Mission 4" update in May 2014 and [[HGD2-40]] from the "God Mission 2" update in May 2015. These cards respectively carried over to August 2014's ''[[Dragon Ball Heroes: Ultimate Mission 2]]'' and April 2017's ''[[Dragon Ball Heroes: Ultimate Mission X]]'' on the Nintendo 3DS. Kuriza also appears in April 2019's ''[[Super Dragon Ball Heroes: World Mission]]'' on the Nintendo Switch and PC, where he makes a cameo in an original story mode side-mission, and is also available as a custom, player-made "sticker" character card.

==Techniques==

===Final Form===

Kuriza's Final Form — by way of the [[Transformation Ability]] — is a transformed state in which he generally resembles Freeza's own Final Form, though sporting a chestnut-shaped head. Kuriza's Final Form is available as a transformation in ''[[Dragon Ball Z 2 (Budokai 2)|Dragon Ball Z 2]]'' as well as in the ''Dragon Ball Heroes'' game series, where it is available on card [[HJ4-61]] by... ３ラウンド目以降アタッカーにすると、カードアクションが発生する。成功すると、変身し、ＨＰが３０００アップする。

===Death Ball===

Kuriza's [[Death Ball]] (プラネットボム ''Desu Bōru'') is an attack in ''[[Dragon Ball Z 2 (Budokai 2)|Dragon Ball Z 2]]'' as well as in the ''[[Dragon Ball Heroes]]'' game series, where it is available on cards [[HJ2-SEC2]], [[HJ4-61]], and [[HGD2-40]]. As opposed to Freeza's Death Ball, Kuriza's sports a chestnut shape and a face.

===Double Attack of Terror===

Kuriza's Double Attack of Terror (恐怖のダブルアタック ''Kyōfu no Daburu Atakku'') is an ability in the ''[[Dragon Ball Heroes]]'' game series, a variation on the game's [[Double Attack (Dragon Ball Heroes)|Double Attack]] [[Card Action Ability]]. When the card action is successfully performed, Double Attack of Terror grants Kuriza and the additional card chosen for the Double Attack 1.5 times [[Power (Dragon Ball Heroes)|Power]] and [[Guard (Dragon Ball Heroes)|Guard]] for the remainder of the match. Double Attack of Terror is available on cards [[HJ2-SEC2]].

{{quotation|２ラウンド目以降アタッカーにすると、チーム攻撃時にパートナーと一緒にダブルアタックする。さらに、超ダブル効果で自分とパートナーのパワーとガードが永続で１．５倍になる。[１回限り］ <hr /> When this card is chosen as an attacker from Round 2 onward, this card and a partner may perform a Double Attack. In addition, grant this card and its partner 1.5 times Power and Guard permanently via Super Double Effect. Limit once per match.}}

===Parent and Child Fear===

Kuriza's Parent and Child Fear (プラネットボム ''Kyōfu no Oyaku Jiibun'') is an ability in the ''[[Dragon Ball Heroes]]'' game series, granting... Parent and Child Fear is available on cards [[HJ2-SEC2]] and [[HJ4-61]].

自分の戦闘力が１０００アップする。自分チームに「フリーザ」か「メカフリーザ」がいる場合は、自分と「フリーザ」と「メカフリーザ」の戦闘力が２０００アップする。[永続]

自分の戦闘力が１０００アップする。自分チームに「フリーザ」か「メカフリーザ」がいる場合は、自分と「フリーザ」と「メカフリーザ」の戦闘力が２０００アップする。[永続]

===Challenging Attitude===

Kuriza's Challenging Attitude (挑戦的な態度 ''chōsen-tekina taido'') is an ability in the ''[[Dragon Ball Heroes]]'' game series, granting... Challenging Attitude is available on card [[HGD2-40]].

必殺技が発動できる時にアタッカーにすると、ロックオンした敵を攻撃し、その敵のチャージインパクトスピードを超速くする。[１回限り]

==Notes==

TBD

==References==
{{Reflist}}

[[Category:Character]]

Kuriza

2021-03-06T03:59:38Z

Cipher: /* Double Attack of Terror */

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'''Kuriza''' is a fictional character in the ''Dragon Ball'' franchise, debuting in ''[[Neko Majin Z 2]]'' by [[Akira Toriyama]], originally published '''06 August 2003''' in the September 2003 issue of [[Shueisha]]'s (now-defunct) ''[[Monthly Shōnen Jump]]'' magazine. In the [[Neko Majin Z 3|following chapter]], Kuriza is revealed to be [[Freeza]]'s son.

==Biography==
[[File:kuriza-nmz2-transforming.png|thumb|200px|Kuriza transforms into his "true form" in ''[[Neko Majin Z 2]]''.]]
[[File:kuriza-nmz3-papa.png|thumb|200px|Kuriza excited to hear that his father, [[Freeza]], sent [[Vegeta]] to save him in ''[[Neko Majin Z 3]]''.]]
===Neko Majin===
Having been defeated and humiliated in his previous battle against [[Z (Neko Majin)|the Neko Majin named Z]] (ultimately leading to his off-page divorce), [[Onio]] returns to Earth for revenge with help: the strongest being in the universe, an alien with a chestnut-shaped head, Kuriza. Z is unimpressed, preoccupied with arranging his new battle with the "strongest man in the world," [[Thunderbolt]]. To get everyone's attention, Kuriza fires a ''ki'' blast, destroying Thunderbolt's car. Z is furious that someone is getting in the way of his fight with Thunderbolt, and charges in at Kuriza, punching him so hard that he goes into the ground, bursting out covered in oil. Finally seeing what he is up against, Kuriza hunches over and transforms, showcasing his "true form". Z decides to transform as well, with his resulting transformation only being apparent by the new double-eyelids; Kuriza is upset that they are wasting pages on such worthless things. Thunderbolt chops his assistant unconscious when she lets an "onion-head" insult hurl at Kuriza. Z's young friend runs off to catch his favorite anime, while Z just stands and farts in the subsequent silence. Kuriza decides to give up for the day, upset that he would be expected to show off with a single page left, being called an "onion-head", and the others are just watching anime and farting. Kuriza wants to fight the next day, but Z will be busy fishing. Everyone will just have to stay over at Z's place, helping out with the chores, until they can find a time to battle.<ref>Toriyama, Akira. ''[[Neko Majin Z 2]]''. ''Monthly Shōnen Jump'', September 2003. Japan: Shueisha, 06 August 2003. (pp. 86-101)</ref>

Z, his young friend, Onio, and Kuriza enjoy a rambunctious game of soccer until Kuriza accidentally kicks the ball into the sky with all his strength. Everyone thinks the ball is coming back down, but when Z flies up to kick it, they find they have kicked [[Vegeta]]'s space pod down. Onio is surprised to see Vegeta; he has come on Freeza's orders to rescue the group, who has been gone for five months. Kuriza, certain that Vegeta will win, watches from the sidelines while Z does battle with Vegeta. When Vegeta seemingly takes a phone call and rushes back off into space, Kuriza and Onio wonder if their cell phone signal would reach all the way out here on this planet...<ref>Toriyama, Akira. ''[[Neko Majin Z 3]]''. ''Monthly Shōnen Jump'', March 2004. Japan: Shueisha, 06 February 2004. (pp. 30-45)</ref>

===Dragon Ball Heroes: Ultimate Mission X===

The player may encounter Kuriza flying around the world map in the original story mode of ''[[Dragon Ball Heroes: Ultimate Mission X]]''. Upon engaging him, Kuriza demends to know the name of the planet they are on. Believing that the player recognizes his face, Kuriza introduces himself both by name and as Freeza's son. Kuriza continues to demand to know how to escape this planet, challenging the player in battle.<ref>{{Cite videogame|Game=p28}}</ref>

===Super Dragon Ball Heroes: World Mission===

In the third portion of the the second chapter in the original story mode of ''[[Super Dragon Ball Heroes: World Mission]]'', having battled Freeza and entering an interdimensional space transfer, the player may come across a wounded Freeza and King Cold. Kuriza lands in a spaceship alongside [[Avo]] and [[Cado]] to rescue them, challenging the player in the process. When the player defeats Kuriza and the others, [[Coola]] arrives with his own squadron to continue the battle.<ref>{{Cite videogame|Game=c45}}</ref>

==Name==
Kuriza's name (クリーザ ''Kuriiza'') combines the ''kuri'' from "chestnut" (the shape of his head) with the "-iza" ending of [[Freeza]]'s name (フリーザ ''Furiiza'').

The character's name is spelled as "Kuriza" in [[Bandai Namco]]'s English localization of ''[[Super Dragon Ball Heroes: World Mission]]''. [[Viz]] spells the name as "Kreeza" in "Dragon Ball: A Visual History" (the company's 2019 English translation of the ''[[Dragon Ball: Chogasu -Super Art Collection-]]'', originally released in Japan in 2013); while Viz released a translation of ''[[Neko Majin Z 5]]'' in the 100th issue of [[Shonen Jump (Viz Monthly Print Magazine)|their ''Shonen Jump'' print magazine]], this 2019 caption is the company's only official localization of the name thus far, with no other ''Neko Majin'' chapters having been released.

==Production==

Kuriza was designed and written by [[Akira Toriyama]] for the ''[[Neko Majin]]'' series. While Kuriza's appearance and subsequent transformation in ''[[Neko Majin Z 2]]'' draws clear [[Freeza]] parallels, it is not until ''[[Neko Majin Z 3]]'' that Kuriza confirms that Freeza is in fact his father.

==Performance==
Kuriza is played by [[Wataru Takagi]] in the ''[[Dragon Ball Heroes]]'' game series.

==Notable Appearances==

Following his debut in ''[[Neko Majin Z 2]]'' (originally published '''06 August 2003''' in the September 2003 issue of [[Shueisha]]'s ''[[Monthly Shōnen Jump]]'' magazine), Kuriza appeared one more time in the series' following chapter, ''[[Neko Majin Z 3]]'' (originally published '''06 February 2004''' in the March 2004 issue of ''Monthly Shōnen Jump'').

The same month as the character's appearance in ''Neko Majin Z 3'', Kuriza appeared as an alternate costume for [[Freeza]] in ''[[Dragon Ball Z 2]]'' on the PlayStation 2 (the Japanese release of "Dragon Ball Z: Budokai 2", which released the prior November and December in America and Europe, respectively; Kuriza is not available as an alternate costume in these international editions). While gameplay otherwise remains the same while playing in the Kuriza "costume", the character's Death Ball super-attack is adjusted to look like a giant chestnut-shaped blast. The character can also be found in an extra stage of the Japanese edition's Dragon World mode.<ref>{{Cite videogame|Game=c26}}</ref><ref>{{Cite web|URL=https://www.kanzenshuu.com/2004/02/07/freezas-son-kuriza-appears-in-jp-budokai-2/|Website=Kanzenshuu|Title="Freeza's Son Kuriza Appears in JP “Budokai 2”"|Date=07 February 2004|AccessDate=13 November 2019}}</ref> In addition to the game's newly-included [[Coola]] alternate skin, Kuriza remains an alternate skin for Freeza in the ''[[V-Jump]]'' promotional release of ''[[Dragon Ball Z 2 V]]''.

Kuriza began making appearances in the ''[[Dragon Ball Heroes]]'' arcade game series beginning with the "Evil Dragons Mission 2" update in January 2014 with [[HJ2-SEC2]]. Subsequent cards have included [[HJ4-61]] from the "Evil Dragons Mission 4" update in May 2014 and [[HGD2-40]] from the "God Mission 2" update in May 2015. These cards respectively carried over to August 2014's ''[[Dragon Ball Heroes: Ultimate Mission 2]]'' and April 2017's ''[[Dragon Ball Heroes: Ultimate Mission X]]'' on the Nintendo 3DS. Kuriza also appears in April 2019's ''[[Super Dragon Ball Heroes: World Mission]]'' on the Nintendo Switch and PC, where he makes a cameo in an original story mode side-mission, and is also available as a custom, player-made "sticker" character card.

==Techniques==

===Final Form===

Kuriza's Final Form — by way of the [[Transformation Ability]] — is a transformed state in which he generally resembles Freeza's own Final Form, though sporting a chestnut-shaped head. Kuriza's Final Form is available as a transformation in ''[[Dragon Ball Z 2 (Budokai 2)|Dragon Ball Z 2]]'' as well as in the ''Dragon Ball Heroes'' game series, where it is available on card [[HJ4-61]] by... ３ラウンド目以降アタッカーにすると、カードアクションが発生する。成功すると、変身し、ＨＰが３０００アップする。

===Death Ball===

Kuriza's [[Death Ball]] (プラネットボム ''Desu Bōru'') is an attack in ''[[Dragon Ball Z 2 (Budokai 2)|Dragon Ball Z 2]]'' as well as in the ''[[Dragon Ball Heroes]]'' game series, where it is available on cards [[HJ2-SEC2]], [[HJ4-61]], and [[HGD2-40]]. As opposed to Freeza's Death Ball, Kuriza's sports a chestnut shape and a face.

===Double Attack of Terror===

Kuriza's Double Attack of Terror (恐怖のダブルアタック ''Kyōfu no Daburu Atakku'') is an ability in the ''[[Dragon Ball Heroes]]'' game series, a variation on the game's [[Double Attack|Double Attack (Dragon Ball Heroes)]] [[Card Action Ability]]. When the card action is successfully performed, Double Attack of Terror grants Kuriza and the additional card chosen for the Double Attack 1.5 times [[Power|Power (Dragon Ball Heroes)]] and [[Guard|Guard (Dragon Ball Heroes)]] for the remainder of the match. Double Attack of Terror is available on cards [[HJ2-SEC2]].

{{quotation|２ラウンド目以降アタッカーにすると、チーム攻撃時にパートナーと一緒にダブルアタックする。さらに、超ダブル効果で自分とパートナーのパワーとガードが永続で１．５倍になる。[１回限り］ <hr /> When this card is chosen as an attacker from Round 2 onward, this card and a partner may perform a Double Attack. In addition, grant this card and its partner 1.5 times Power and Guard permanently via Super Double Effect. Limit once per match.}}

===Parent and Child Fear===

Kuriza's Parent and Child Fear (プラネットボム ''Kyōfu no Oyaku Jiibun'') is an ability in the ''[[Dragon Ball Heroes]]'' game series, granting... Parent and Child Fear is available on cards [[HJ2-SEC2]] and [[HJ4-61]].

自分の戦闘力が１０００アップする。自分チームに「フリーザ」か「メカフリーザ」がいる場合は、自分と「フリーザ」と「メカフリーザ」の戦闘力が２０００アップする。[永続]

自分の戦闘力が１０００アップする。自分チームに「フリーザ」か「メカフリーザ」がいる場合は、自分と「フリーザ」と「メカフリーザ」の戦闘力が２０００アップする。[永続]

===Challenging Attitude===

Kuriza's Challenging Attitude (挑戦的な態度 ''chōsen-tekina taido'') is an ability in the ''[[Dragon Ball Heroes]]'' game series, granting... Challenging Attitude is available on card [[HGD2-40]].

必殺技が発動できる時にアタッカーにすると、ロックオンした敵を攻撃し、その敵のチャージインパクトスピードを超速くする。[１回限り]

==Notes==

TBD

==References==
{{Reflist}}

[[Category:Character]]

Dragon Ball GT Episode 8

2020-11-01T02:41:08Z

Cipher: /* Synopsis */

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| image =
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{{tab | Japanese | [[File:gt_eps08_title.png|320px|Dragon Ball GT Episode 1 (Japanese)]]}}
{{tab | English | [[File:gt_eps08_title-eng.png|320px|Dragon Ball GT Episode 1 (English)]]}}
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| jpn_title = 悟空もドッカン!!おひげパワー全開
| rom_title = Gokū mo Dokkan!! Ohige Pawā Zenkai
| eng_title = Even Goku Gets Hit!! Full-Force Whisker Power
| air_date = [[Template:April 17|17 April 1996]] ([[Fuji TV]])
| opening = [[DAN DAN Kokoro Hikarete'ku]]
| eyecatch =
| insert_song =
| ending = [[Hitori ja Nai]]
| chapters =
| rating = 15.0%
| format = 4:3 (NTSC)
| scenario = [[Aya Matsui]]
| scenario2 =
| art = [[Tomoko Yoshida]]
| art2 =
| animation = [[Yūji Hakamada]]
| storyboard =
| director = [[Yoshihiro Ueda]]
| ocean_title = Whisker Power
| ocean_date =
| funi_title = Whisker Power
| funi_date = 19 March 2005 ([[Toonami]])
| sub_title = Goku Goes Ka-boom, Too!! Full Throttle Whisker Power
| funi_trans = [[Steven J Simmons]]
| sub_debut = [[Dragon Ball GT: Ruination]]
| sub_date = 23 November 2004
}}

"'''Even Goku Gets Hit!! Full-Force Whisker Power'''" is the eighth episode of the Japanese animated television series ''[[Dragon Ball GT]]''. The episode first aired in Japan on [[Fuji TV]] on '''27 March 1996''', receiving a ratings share of 15.0%. The episode was written by [[Aya Matsui]] and directed by [[Yoshihiro Ueda]].

==Synopsis==
Zunama takes Trunks, who poses as his bride, deep into his lair under a volcano in order to prevent Zunama from harassing the village any longer. However, Trunks' wig has fallen off, but the monster is still interested in him, thinking that Trunks is a short-haired girl. Trunks then spikes Zunama's food with alcohol, causing Zunama to pass out. Doma then cuts off one of Zunama's whiskers, which wakes up the inebriated Zunama, who threatens to cause earthquakes, but Goku and his friends realize that the monster does not have the ability to cause earthquakes, only to predict them. All of a sudden, a volcanic eruption occurs, and Goku uses a ''Kamehameha'' to propel them out of the tunnel. He then fires another ''Kamehameha'' to destroy the volcano and stop the eruption, saving the village. Reine gives them the Six-Star Ball, but out of nowhere, a mysterious stranger disguised as a villager takes the ball and flees in his spaceship into outer space!

==Cast==
The following table provides the cast as credited in the original Japanese broadcast. Additional characters/cast members not originally credited, or with speaking roles exclusive to a specific dubbing, have been included at the bottom of the table.

{| class="wikitable" align="center" style="min-width:50%; margin: 1em auto 1em auto;"
!rowspan=2|Character!!colspan=3|Cast
|- style="border-bottom: 2px solid #AAA"
!Japanese!!English (FUNimation)
|-
|[[Son Goku]]||[[Masako Nozawa]]||[[Stephanie Nadolny]]
|-
|[[Pan]]||[[Yūko Minaguchi]]||[[Elise Baughman]]
|-
|[[Giru]]||[[Shinobu Satōchi]]||[[Sonny Strait]]
|-
|[[Trunks]]||[[Takeo Kusao]]||[[Eric Vale]]
|-
|[[Zunama]]||[[Chafūrin]]||[[Duncan Brannan]]
|-
|[[Leine]]||[[Miki Itō]]||[[Gwendolyn Lau]]
|-
|[[Doma]]||[[Nobuhiko Kazuma]]||[[Jerry Jewell]]
|-
|[[Bon Para]]||[[Yukitoshi Hori]]||[[Brad Jackson]]
|-
|[[Narrator|Narration]]||[[Jōji Yanami]]||[[Andrew Chandler]]
|}

==Main Staff==
The following list provides the main staff responsible for the production of this episode as credited in this specific episode's ending credits.

*'''Scenario:''' [[Aya Matsui]]
*'''Director (Storyboard):''' [[Yoshihiro Ueda]]
*'''Animation Supervisor:''' [[Yūji Hakamada]]
*'''Art Director:''' [[Tomoko Yoshida]]

*'''Key Animation:''' [[Studio Carpenter]], [[Yūji Hakamada]], [[Shin'ichirō Fukushima]], [[Takayuki Manaka]], [[Shizuo Kawai]], [[Takeo Ide]], [[Hitoshi Kamata]], [[Yoshihiro Watanabe]]
*'''Special Effects:''' [[Toshio Katsuoka]], [[Nobuhiro Shimokawa]]
*'''Assistant Director:''' [[Jun'ichi Fujise]]
*'''Production Progression:''' [[Kazumi Fujioka]]

==Notes==
This episode's content draws heavily from the Japanese legend of [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yamata_no_Orochi Yamata no Orochi]—the story of an eight-headed dragon demanding yearly sacrifices who is felled by the Shinto storm god Susanо̄ after being tricked with specially prepared alcohol and falling asleep.

[[File:DB8-Whoops.png|thumb|275px|[[Muten Rōshi]] after destroying [[Mount Frypan]].]]
[[Goku]]'s ''[[Kamehameha]]'' to stanch the eruption of [[Mount Calvo]] was a direct reference to the first ''Kamehameha'' he ever witnessed: when [[Muten Rōshi]] attempted to put out the fire at [[Mount Frypan]] and accidentally destroyed the entire mountain, including the [[Ox Demon King]]'s castle and all his treasures. When everyone points out that the mountain is gone, Muten Rōshi admits he went a little too far, laughing nervously, and everyone falls over.<ref>{{Cite manga|Chp=14}}</ref> After witnessing this event, Goku was able to reproduce the ''Kamehameha'', destroying the car that [[Yamcha]] and [[Pu'er]] had given them.<ref>{{Cite manga|Chp=15}}</ref><ref>{{Cite episode|Series=DB|Eps=8}}</ref>
[[File:GT8-Calvo.png|thumb|275px|[[Goku]] after destroying Mount Calvo.]]
Just like back then, Goku only wants to stop the eruption of Mount Calvo with his ''Kamehameha'', but he accidentally destroys the whole mountain. When Pan points out that the mountain is gone, Goku admits he went a little too far; then he raises a hand to the back of his head and says, "Oh well!" and everyone falls over. This is likely another direct reference, this time to the scene a few chapters/episodes after Mount Frypan where Goku wakes up and discovers that his tail has been cut off. After throwing a legendary tantrum, Goku puts both hands behind his head and says, "Oh well!" Then everyone falls over.<ref>{{Cite episode|Series=DB|Eps=13}}</ref>
[[File:DB8-Tail.png|thumb|275px|[[Goku]] after losing his tail.]]
[[File:DB8-Nai.png|thumb|275px|[[Mount Frypan]] is gone!]]
{{Quotation|[[Dragon Ball Episode 8]] 一同：あっ！ない！ ''Ichidō'': ''Aa! Nai!'' '''All''': Ahh! It's gone! 武天老師：張り切り過ぎちゃった｡テヘッ｡ ''Muten Rōshi'': ''Harikiri sugi chatta. Tehee.'' '''Muten Rōshi''': I guess I went a little overboard. Tee hee. (Everyone falls over.) ''Dragon Ball GT'' Episode 8 パン：ケルボ山がない！ ''Pan'': ''Kerubo-san ga nai!'' '''Pan''': Mount Calvo is gone! 悟空：しまった。オラちっとやり過ぎちまった。まっいっか！ ''Gokū'': ''Shimatta. Ora chitto yari sugi chimatta. Maa ikka!'' '''Goku''': Whoops. I think I overdid it a little bit. Oh, well! (Everyone falls over.) [[Dragon Ball Episode 13]] 悟空：ない！ない！ないよ！おいらの尻尾が…｡あーっ！まぁいっか｡ ''Goku'': ''Nai! Nai! Nai yo! Oira no shippo ga... Aaa! Maa ikka.'' '''Goku''': It's gone! Gone! Gone! My tail is... Ahh! Oh, well. (Everyone falls over.)}}
[[File:GT8-Point.png|thumb|275px|[[Bon Para]] makes off with the [[Ultimate Dragon Balls|Dragon Ball]].]]
At the end of the episode when [[Bon Para]] steals the [[Ultimate Dragon Balls|Ultimate]] [[Six-Star Ball]], Goku and the others say, "Ahh!" Goku points, and Pan says, "The Dragon Ball is..." This might point back to the scene from ''Dragon Ball'' episode 8, when Goku and the others realize that Mount Frypan is gone. The ''GT'' dialogue might be partially taken from the scene where Goku realizes his tail is gone, though the language is simple and common and not necessarily a reference to anything.
{{Quotation|[[Dragon Ball Episode 8]] 一同：あっ！ない！ ''Ichidō'': ''Aa! Nai!'' '''All''': Ahh! It's gone! ''Dragon Ball GT'' Episode 8 パン･悟空･ﾄﾗﾝｸｽ：ああ！ パン：ドラゴンボールが！ ''Pan・Goku・Trunks'': ''Aa!'' ''Pan'': ''Doragon Bōru ga!'' '''Pan・Goku・Trunks''': Aah! '''Pan''': The Dragon Ball is..."}}
It is unclear why [[Aya Matsui]] would have chosen to reference the scene where Goku found his tail gone, but this might have been inspired by [[Zunama]]'s lost whisker and the similarities that were already present between that scene and the Mount Frypan scene.

==External Links==
*[http://www.kanzenshuu.com/episode/gt/eps-08/ Kanzenshuu Episode Guide - Dragon Ball GT Episode 8]

==References==
{{reflist}}

{{Anime}}
[[Category:Dragon Ball GT|008]]
[[Category:Aya Matsui|3-008]]
[[Category:Yoshihiro Ueda|3-008]]
[[Category:Yūji Hakamada|3-008]]
[[Category:Tomoko Yoshida|3-008]]

Dragon Ball GT Episode 8

2020-11-01T02:39:21Z

Cipher: /* Synopsis */

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| jpn_title = 悟空もドッカン!!おひげパワー全開
| rom_title = Gokū mo Dokkan!! Ohige Pawā Zenkai
| eng_title = Even Goku Gets Hit!! Full-Force Whisker Power
| air_date = [[Template:April 17|17 April 1996]] ([[Fuji TV]])
| opening = [[DAN DAN Kokoro Hikarete'ku]]
| eyecatch =
| insert_song =
| ending = [[Hitori ja Nai]]
| chapters =
| rating = 15.0%
| format = 4:3 (NTSC)
| scenario = [[Aya Matsui]]
| scenario2 =
| art = [[Tomoko Yoshida]]
| art2 =
| animation = [[Yūji Hakamada]]
| storyboard =
| director = [[Yoshihiro Ueda]]
| ocean_title = Whisker Power
| ocean_date =
| funi_title = Whisker Power
| funi_date = 19 March 2005 ([[Toonami]])
| sub_title = Goku Goes Ka-boom, Too!! Full Throttle Whisker Power
| funi_trans = [[Steven J Simmons]]
| sub_debut = [[Dragon Ball GT: Ruination]]
| sub_date = 23 November 2004
}}

"'''Even Goku Gets Hit!! Full-Force Whisker Power'''" is the eighth episode of the Japanese animated television series ''[[Dragon Ball GT]]''. The episode first aired in Japan on [[Fuji TV]] on '''27 March 1996''', receiving a ratings share of 15.0%. The episode was written by [[Aya Matsui]] and directed by [[Yoshihiro Ueda]].

==Synopsis==
Zunama takes Trunks, who poses as his bride, deep into his lair under a volcano in order to prevent Zunama from harassing the village any longer. However, Trunks' wig has fallen off, but the monster is still interested in him, thinking that Trunks is a short-haired girl. Trunks then spikes Zunama's food with alcohol, causing Zunama to pass out. Doma then cuts off one of Zunama's whiskers, which wakes up the inebriated Zunama, who threatens to cause earthquakes, but Goku and his friends realize that the monster does not have the ability to cause earthquakes, only to predict them. Then all of a sudden, a volcanic eruption occurs, and Goku uses a ''Kamehameha'' to propel them out of the tunnel. He then fires another ''Kamehameha'' to destroy the volcano and stop the eruption, saving the village. Reine gives them the Six-Star Ball, but out of nowhere, a mysterious stranger disguised as a villager takes the ball and flees in his spaceship into outer space!

==Cast==
The following table provides the cast as credited in the original Japanese broadcast. Additional characters/cast members not originally credited, or with speaking roles exclusive to a specific dubbing, have been included at the bottom of the table.

{| class="wikitable" align="center" style="min-width:50%; margin: 1em auto 1em auto;"
!rowspan=2|Character!!colspan=3|Cast
|- style="border-bottom: 2px solid #AAA"
!Japanese!!English (FUNimation)
|-
|[[Son Goku]]||[[Masako Nozawa]]||[[Stephanie Nadolny]]
|-
|[[Pan]]||[[Yūko Minaguchi]]||[[Elise Baughman]]
|-
|[[Giru]]||[[Shinobu Satōchi]]||[[Sonny Strait]]
|-
|[[Trunks]]||[[Takeo Kusao]]||[[Eric Vale]]
|-
|[[Zunama]]||[[Chafūrin]]||[[Duncan Brannan]]
|-
|[[Leine]]||[[Miki Itō]]||[[Gwendolyn Lau]]
|-
|[[Doma]]||[[Nobuhiko Kazuma]]||[[Jerry Jewell]]
|-
|[[Bon Para]]||[[Yukitoshi Hori]]||[[Brad Jackson]]
|-
|[[Narrator|Narration]]||[[Jōji Yanami]]||[[Andrew Chandler]]
|}

==Main Staff==
The following list provides the main staff responsible for the production of this episode as credited in this specific episode's ending credits.

*'''Scenario:''' [[Aya Matsui]]
*'''Director (Storyboard):''' [[Yoshihiro Ueda]]
*'''Animation Supervisor:''' [[Yūji Hakamada]]
*'''Art Director:''' [[Tomoko Yoshida]]

*'''Key Animation:''' [[Studio Carpenter]], [[Yūji Hakamada]], [[Shin'ichirō Fukushima]], [[Takayuki Manaka]], [[Shizuo Kawai]], [[Takeo Ide]], [[Hitoshi Kamata]], [[Yoshihiro Watanabe]]
*'''Special Effects:''' [[Toshio Katsuoka]], [[Nobuhiro Shimokawa]]
*'''Assistant Director:''' [[Jun'ichi Fujise]]
*'''Production Progression:''' [[Kazumi Fujioka]]

==Notes==
This episode's content draws heavily from the Japanese legend of [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yamata_no_Orochi Yamata no Orochi]—the story of an eight-headed dragon demanding yearly sacrifices who is felled by the Shinto storm god Susanо̄ after being tricked with specially prepared alcohol and falling asleep.

[[File:DB8-Whoops.png|thumb|275px|[[Muten Rōshi]] after destroying [[Mount Frypan]].]]
[[Goku]]'s ''[[Kamehameha]]'' to stanch the eruption of [[Mount Calvo]] was a direct reference to the first ''Kamehameha'' he ever witnessed: when [[Muten Rōshi]] attempted to put out the fire at [[Mount Frypan]] and accidentally destroyed the entire mountain, including the [[Ox Demon King]]'s castle and all his treasures. When everyone points out that the mountain is gone, Muten Rōshi admits he went a little too far, laughing nervously, and everyone falls over.<ref>{{Cite manga|Chp=14}}</ref> After witnessing this event, Goku was able to reproduce the ''Kamehameha'', destroying the car that [[Yamcha]] and [[Pu'er]] had given them.<ref>{{Cite manga|Chp=15}}</ref><ref>{{Cite episode|Series=DB|Eps=8}}</ref>
[[File:GT8-Calvo.png|thumb|275px|[[Goku]] after destroying Mount Calvo.]]
Just like back then, Goku only wants to stop the eruption of Mount Calvo with his ''Kamehameha'', but he accidentally destroys the whole mountain. When Pan points out that the mountain is gone, Goku admits he went a little too far; then he raises a hand to the back of his head and says, "Oh well!" and everyone falls over. This is likely another direct reference, this time to the scene a few chapters/episodes after Mount Frypan where Goku wakes up and discovers that his tail has been cut off. After throwing a legendary tantrum, Goku puts both hands behind his head and says, "Oh well!" Then everyone falls over.<ref>{{Cite episode|Series=DB|Eps=13}}</ref>
[[File:DB8-Tail.png|thumb|275px|[[Goku]] after losing his tail.]]
[[File:DB8-Nai.png|thumb|275px|[[Mount Frypan]] is gone!]]
{{Quotation|[[Dragon Ball Episode 8]] 一同：あっ！ない！ ''Ichidō'': ''Aa! Nai!'' '''All''': Ahh! It's gone! 武天老師：張り切り過ぎちゃった｡テヘッ｡ ''Muten Rōshi'': ''Harikiri sugi chatta. Tehee.'' '''Muten Rōshi''': I guess I went a little overboard. Tee hee. (Everyone falls over.) ''Dragon Ball GT'' Episode 8 パン：ケルボ山がない！ ''Pan'': ''Kerubo-san ga nai!'' '''Pan''': Mount Calvo is gone! 悟空：しまった。オラちっとやり過ぎちまった。まっいっか！ ''Gokū'': ''Shimatta. Ora chitto yari sugi chimatta. Maa ikka!'' '''Goku''': Whoops. I think I overdid it a little bit. Oh, well! (Everyone falls over.) [[Dragon Ball Episode 13]] 悟空：ない！ない！ないよ！おいらの尻尾が…｡あーっ！まぁいっか｡ ''Goku'': ''Nai! Nai! Nai yo! Oira no shippo ga... Aaa! Maa ikka.'' '''Goku''': It's gone! Gone! Gone! My tail is... Ahh! Oh, well. (Everyone falls over.)}}
[[File:GT8-Point.png|thumb|275px|[[Bon Para]] makes off with the [[Ultimate Dragon Balls|Dragon Ball]].]]
At the end of the episode when [[Bon Para]] steals the [[Ultimate Dragon Balls|Ultimate]] [[Six-Star Ball]], Goku and the others say, "Ahh!" Goku points, and Pan says, "The Dragon Ball is..." This might point back to the scene from ''Dragon Ball'' episode 8, when Goku and the others realize that Mount Frypan is gone. The ''GT'' dialogue might be partially taken from the scene where Goku realizes his tail is gone, though the language is simple and common and not necessarily a reference to anything.
{{Quotation|[[Dragon Ball Episode 8]] 一同：あっ！ない！ ''Ichidō'': ''Aa! Nai!'' '''All''': Ahh! It's gone! ''Dragon Ball GT'' Episode 8 パン･悟空･ﾄﾗﾝｸｽ：ああ！ パン：ドラゴンボールが！ ''Pan・Goku・Trunks'': ''Aa!'' ''Pan'': ''Doragon Bōru ga!'' '''Pan・Goku・Trunks''': Aah! '''Pan''': The Dragon Ball is..."}}
It is unclear why [[Aya Matsui]] would have chosen to reference the scene where Goku found his tail gone, but this might have been inspired by [[Zunama]]'s lost whisker and the similarities that were already present between that scene and the Mount Frypan scene.

==External Links==
*[http://www.kanzenshuu.com/episode/gt/eps-08/ Kanzenshuu Episode Guide - Dragon Ball GT Episode 8]

==References==
{{reflist}}

{{Anime}}
[[Category:Dragon Ball GT|008]]
[[Category:Aya Matsui|3-008]]
[[Category:Yoshihiro Ueda|3-008]]
[[Category:Yūji Hakamada|3-008]]
[[Category:Tomoko Yoshida|3-008]]

Dragon Ball GT Episode 8

2020-11-01T02:38:27Z

Cipher: /* Notes */ Adding details on inspiration from Yamata no Orochi myth

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| jpn_title = 悟空もドッカン!!おひげパワー全開
| rom_title = Gokū mo Dokkan!! Ohige Pawā Zenkai
| eng_title = Even Goku Gets Hit!! Full-Force Whisker Power
| air_date = [[Template:April 17|17 April 1996]] ([[Fuji TV]])
| opening = [[DAN DAN Kokoro Hikarete'ku]]
| eyecatch =
| insert_song =
| ending = [[Hitori ja Nai]]
| chapters =
| rating = 15.0%
| format = 4:3 (NTSC)
| scenario = [[Aya Matsui]]
| scenario2 =
| art = [[Tomoko Yoshida]]
| art2 =
| animation = [[Yūji Hakamada]]
| storyboard =
| director = [[Yoshihiro Ueda]]
| ocean_title = Whisker Power
| ocean_date =
| funi_title = Whisker Power
| funi_date = 19 March 2005 ([[Toonami]])
| sub_title = Goku Goes Ka-boom, Too!! Full Throttle Whisker Power
| funi_trans = [[Steven J Simmons]]
| sub_debut = [[Dragon Ball GT: Ruination]]
| sub_date = 23 November 2004
}}

"'''Even Goku Gets Hit!! Full-Force Whisker Power'''" is the eighth episode of the Japanese animated television series ''[[Dragon Ball GT]]''. The episode first aired in Japan on [[Fuji TV]] on '''27 March 1996''', receiving a ratings share of 15.0%. The episode was written by [[Aya Matsui]] and directed by [[Yoshihiro Ueda]].

==Synopsis==
Zunama takes Trunks, who poses as his bride, deep into his lair under a volcano in order to prevent Zunama from harassing the village any longer. However, Trunks' wig has fallen off, but the monster is still interested in him, thinking that Trunks is a short-haired girl. Trunks then spikes Zunama's food with alcohol, causing the monster to pass out. Doma then cuts off one of Zunama's whiskers, which wakes up the drugged Zunama, who threatens to cause earthquakes, but Goku and his friends realize that the monster does not have the ability to cause earthquakes, only to predict them. Then all of a sudden, a volcanic eruption occurs, and Goku uses a ''Kamehameha'' to propel them out of the tunnel. He then fires another ''Kamehameha'' to destroy the volcano and stop the eruption, saving the village. Reine gives them the Six-Star Ball, but out of nowhere, a mysterious stranger disguised as a villager takes the ball and flees in his spaceship into outer space!

==Cast==
The following table provides the cast as credited in the original Japanese broadcast. Additional characters/cast members not originally credited, or with speaking roles exclusive to a specific dubbing, have been included at the bottom of the table.

{| class="wikitable" align="center" style="min-width:50%; margin: 1em auto 1em auto;"
!rowspan=2|Character!!colspan=3|Cast
|- style="border-bottom: 2px solid #AAA"
!Japanese!!English (FUNimation)
|-
|[[Son Goku]]||[[Masako Nozawa]]||[[Stephanie Nadolny]]
|-
|[[Pan]]||[[Yūko Minaguchi]]||[[Elise Baughman]]
|-
|[[Giru]]||[[Shinobu Satōchi]]||[[Sonny Strait]]
|-
|[[Trunks]]||[[Takeo Kusao]]||[[Eric Vale]]
|-
|[[Zunama]]||[[Chafūrin]]||[[Duncan Brannan]]
|-
|[[Leine]]||[[Miki Itō]]||[[Gwendolyn Lau]]
|-
|[[Doma]]||[[Nobuhiko Kazuma]]||[[Jerry Jewell]]
|-
|[[Bon Para]]||[[Yukitoshi Hori]]||[[Brad Jackson]]
|-
|[[Narrator|Narration]]||[[Jōji Yanami]]||[[Andrew Chandler]]
|}

==Main Staff==
The following list provides the main staff responsible for the production of this episode as credited in this specific episode's ending credits.

*'''Scenario:''' [[Aya Matsui]]
*'''Director (Storyboard):''' [[Yoshihiro Ueda]]
*'''Animation Supervisor:''' [[Yūji Hakamada]]
*'''Art Director:''' [[Tomoko Yoshida]]

*'''Key Animation:''' [[Studio Carpenter]], [[Yūji Hakamada]], [[Shin'ichirō Fukushima]], [[Takayuki Manaka]], [[Shizuo Kawai]], [[Takeo Ide]], [[Hitoshi Kamata]], [[Yoshihiro Watanabe]]
*'''Special Effects:''' [[Toshio Katsuoka]], [[Nobuhiro Shimokawa]]
*'''Assistant Director:''' [[Jun'ichi Fujise]]
*'''Production Progression:''' [[Kazumi Fujioka]]

==Notes==
This episode's content draws heavily from the Japanese legend of [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yamata_no_Orochi Yamata no Orochi]—the story of an eight-headed dragon demanding yearly sacrifices who is felled by the Shinto storm god Susanо̄ after being tricked with specially prepared alcohol and falling asleep.

[[File:DB8-Whoops.png|thumb|275px|[[Muten Rōshi]] after destroying [[Mount Frypan]].]]
[[Goku]]'s ''[[Kamehameha]]'' to stanch the eruption of [[Mount Calvo]] was a direct reference to the first ''Kamehameha'' he ever witnessed: when [[Muten Rōshi]] attempted to put out the fire at [[Mount Frypan]] and accidentally destroyed the entire mountain, including the [[Ox Demon King]]'s castle and all his treasures. When everyone points out that the mountain is gone, Muten Rōshi admits he went a little too far, laughing nervously, and everyone falls over.<ref>{{Cite manga|Chp=14}}</ref> After witnessing this event, Goku was able to reproduce the ''Kamehameha'', destroying the car that [[Yamcha]] and [[Pu'er]] had given them.<ref>{{Cite manga|Chp=15}}</ref><ref>{{Cite episode|Series=DB|Eps=8}}</ref>
[[File:GT8-Calvo.png|thumb|275px|[[Goku]] after destroying Mount Calvo.]]
Just like back then, Goku only wants to stop the eruption of Mount Calvo with his ''Kamehameha'', but he accidentally destroys the whole mountain. When Pan points out that the mountain is gone, Goku admits he went a little too far; then he raises a hand to the back of his head and says, "Oh well!" and everyone falls over. This is likely another direct reference, this time to the scene a few chapters/episodes after Mount Frypan where Goku wakes up and discovers that his tail has been cut off. After throwing a legendary tantrum, Goku puts both hands behind his head and says, "Oh well!" Then everyone falls over.<ref>{{Cite episode|Series=DB|Eps=13}}</ref>
[[File:DB8-Tail.png|thumb|275px|[[Goku]] after losing his tail.]]
[[File:DB8-Nai.png|thumb|275px|[[Mount Frypan]] is gone!]]
{{Quotation|[[Dragon Ball Episode 8]] 一同：あっ！ない！ ''Ichidō'': ''Aa! Nai!'' '''All''': Ahh! It's gone! 武天老師：張り切り過ぎちゃった｡テヘッ｡ ''Muten Rōshi'': ''Harikiri sugi chatta. Tehee.'' '''Muten Rōshi''': I guess I went a little overboard. Tee hee. (Everyone falls over.) ''Dragon Ball GT'' Episode 8 パン：ケルボ山がない！ ''Pan'': ''Kerubo-san ga nai!'' '''Pan''': Mount Calvo is gone! 悟空：しまった。オラちっとやり過ぎちまった。まっいっか！ ''Gokū'': ''Shimatta. Ora chitto yari sugi chimatta. Maa ikka!'' '''Goku''': Whoops. I think I overdid it a little bit. Oh, well! (Everyone falls over.) [[Dragon Ball Episode 13]] 悟空：ない！ない！ないよ！おいらの尻尾が…｡あーっ！まぁいっか｡ ''Goku'': ''Nai! Nai! Nai yo! Oira no shippo ga... Aaa! Maa ikka.'' '''Goku''': It's gone! Gone! Gone! My tail is... Ahh! Oh, well. (Everyone falls over.)}}
[[File:GT8-Point.png|thumb|275px|[[Bon Para]] makes off with the [[Ultimate Dragon Balls|Dragon Ball]].]]
At the end of the episode when [[Bon Para]] steals the [[Ultimate Dragon Balls|Ultimate]] [[Six-Star Ball]], Goku and the others say, "Ahh!" Goku points, and Pan says, "The Dragon Ball is..." This might point back to the scene from ''Dragon Ball'' episode 8, when Goku and the others realize that Mount Frypan is gone. The ''GT'' dialogue might be partially taken from the scene where Goku realizes his tail is gone, though the language is simple and common and not necessarily a reference to anything.
{{Quotation|[[Dragon Ball Episode 8]] 一同：あっ！ない！ ''Ichidō'': ''Aa! Nai!'' '''All''': Ahh! It's gone! ''Dragon Ball GT'' Episode 8 パン･悟空･ﾄﾗﾝｸｽ：ああ！ パン：ドラゴンボールが！ ''Pan・Goku・Trunks'': ''Aa!'' ''Pan'': ''Doragon Bōru ga!'' '''Pan・Goku・Trunks''': Aah! '''Pan''': The Dragon Ball is..."}}
It is unclear why [[Aya Matsui]] would have chosen to reference the scene where Goku found his tail gone, but this might have been inspired by [[Zunama]]'s lost whisker and the similarities that were already present between that scene and the Mount Frypan scene.

==External Links==
*[http://www.kanzenshuu.com/episode/gt/eps-08/ Kanzenshuu Episode Guide - Dragon Ball GT Episode 8]

==References==
{{reflist}}

{{Anime}}
[[Category:Dragon Ball GT|008]]
[[Category:Aya Matsui|3-008]]
[[Category:Yoshihiro Ueda|3-008]]
[[Category:Yūji Hakamada|3-008]]
[[Category:Tomoko Yoshida|3-008]]

Dragon Ball GT Episode 8

2020-11-01T02:29:50Z

Cipher: /* Synopsis */ Changing "drugs" to "spikes with alcohol" for accuracy and connection to Yamata no Orochi myth

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{{tab | English | [[File:gt_eps08_title-eng.png|320px|Dragon Ball GT Episode 1 (English)]]}}
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| jpn_title = 悟空もドッカン!!おひげパワー全開
| rom_title = Gokū mo Dokkan!! Ohige Pawā Zenkai
| eng_title = Even Goku Gets Hit!! Full-Force Whisker Power
| air_date = [[Template:April 17|17 April 1996]] ([[Fuji TV]])
| opening = [[DAN DAN Kokoro Hikarete'ku]]
| eyecatch =
| insert_song =
| ending = [[Hitori ja Nai]]
| chapters =
| rating = 15.0%
| format = 4:3 (NTSC)
| scenario = [[Aya Matsui]]
| scenario2 =
| art = [[Tomoko Yoshida]]
| art2 =
| animation = [[Yūji Hakamada]]
| storyboard =
| director = [[Yoshihiro Ueda]]
| ocean_title = Whisker Power
| ocean_date =
| funi_title = Whisker Power
| funi_date = 19 March 2005 ([[Toonami]])
| sub_title = Goku Goes Ka-boom, Too!! Full Throttle Whisker Power
| funi_trans = [[Steven J Simmons]]
| sub_debut = [[Dragon Ball GT: Ruination]]
| sub_date = 23 November 2004
}}

"'''Even Goku Gets Hit!! Full-Force Whisker Power'''" is the eighth episode of the Japanese animated television series ''[[Dragon Ball GT]]''. The episode first aired in Japan on [[Fuji TV]] on '''27 March 1996''', receiving a ratings share of 15.0%. The episode was written by [[Aya Matsui]] and directed by [[Yoshihiro Ueda]].

==Synopsis==
Zunama takes Trunks, who poses as his bride, deep into his lair under a volcano in order to prevent Zunama from harassing the village any longer. However, Trunks' wig has fallen off, but the monster is still interested in him, thinking that Trunks is a short-haired girl. Trunks then spikes Zunama's food with alcohol, causing the monster to pass out. Doma then cuts off one of Zunama's whiskers, which wakes up the drugged Zunama, who threatens to cause earthquakes, but Goku and his friends realize that the monster does not have the ability to cause earthquakes, only to predict them. Then all of a sudden, a volcanic eruption occurs, and Goku uses a ''Kamehameha'' to propel them out of the tunnel. He then fires another ''Kamehameha'' to destroy the volcano and stop the eruption, saving the village. Reine gives them the Six-Star Ball, but out of nowhere, a mysterious stranger disguised as a villager takes the ball and flees in his spaceship into outer space!

==Cast==
The following table provides the cast as credited in the original Japanese broadcast. Additional characters/cast members not originally credited, or with speaking roles exclusive to a specific dubbing, have been included at the bottom of the table.

{| class="wikitable" align="center" style="min-width:50%; margin: 1em auto 1em auto;"
!rowspan=2|Character!!colspan=3|Cast
|- style="border-bottom: 2px solid #AAA"
!Japanese!!English (FUNimation)
|-
|[[Son Goku]]||[[Masako Nozawa]]||[[Stephanie Nadolny]]
|-
|[[Pan]]||[[Yūko Minaguchi]]||[[Elise Baughman]]
|-
|[[Giru]]||[[Shinobu Satōchi]]||[[Sonny Strait]]
|-
|[[Trunks]]||[[Takeo Kusao]]||[[Eric Vale]]
|-
|[[Zunama]]||[[Chafūrin]]||[[Duncan Brannan]]
|-
|[[Leine]]||[[Miki Itō]]||[[Gwendolyn Lau]]
|-
|[[Doma]]||[[Nobuhiko Kazuma]]||[[Jerry Jewell]]
|-
|[[Bon Para]]||[[Yukitoshi Hori]]||[[Brad Jackson]]
|-
|[[Narrator|Narration]]||[[Jōji Yanami]]||[[Andrew Chandler]]
|}

==Main Staff==
The following list provides the main staff responsible for the production of this episode as credited in this specific episode's ending credits.

*'''Scenario:''' [[Aya Matsui]]
*'''Director (Storyboard):''' [[Yoshihiro Ueda]]
*'''Animation Supervisor:''' [[Yūji Hakamada]]
*'''Art Director:''' [[Tomoko Yoshida]]

*'''Key Animation:''' [[Studio Carpenter]], [[Yūji Hakamada]], [[Shin'ichirō Fukushima]], [[Takayuki Manaka]], [[Shizuo Kawai]], [[Takeo Ide]], [[Hitoshi Kamata]], [[Yoshihiro Watanabe]]
*'''Special Effects:''' [[Toshio Katsuoka]], [[Nobuhiro Shimokawa]]
*'''Assistant Director:''' [[Jun'ichi Fujise]]
*'''Production Progression:''' [[Kazumi Fujioka]]

==Notes==
[[File:DB8-Whoops.png|thumb|275px|[[Muten Rōshi]] after destroying [[Mount Frypan]].]]
[[Goku]]'s ''[[Kamehameha]]'' to stanch the eruption of [[Mount Calvo]] was a direct reference to the first ''Kamehameha'' he ever witnessed: when [[Muten Rōshi]] attempted to put out the fire at [[Mount Frypan]] and accidentally destroyed the entire mountain, including the [[Ox Demon King]]'s castle and all his treasures. When everyone points out that the mountain is gone, Muten Rōshi admits he went a little too far, laughing nervously, and everyone falls over.<ref>{{Cite manga|Chp=14}}</ref> After witnessing this event, Goku was able to reproduce the ''Kamehameha'', destroying the car that [[Yamcha]] and [[Pu'er]] had given them.<ref>{{Cite manga|Chp=15}}</ref><ref>{{Cite episode|Series=DB|Eps=8}}</ref>
[[File:GT8-Calvo.png|thumb|275px|[[Goku]] after destroying Mount Calvo.]]
Just like back then, Goku only wants to stop the eruption of Mount Calvo with his ''Kamehameha'', but he accidentally destroys the whole mountain. When Pan points out that the mountain is gone, Goku admits he went a little too far; then he raises a hand to the back of his head and says, "Oh well!" and everyone falls over. This is likely another direct reference, this time to the scene a few chapters/episodes after Mount Frypan where Goku wakes up and discovers that his tail has been cut off. After throwing a legendary tantrum, Goku puts both hands behind his head and says, "Oh well!" Then everyone falls over.<ref>{{Cite episode|Series=DB|Eps=13}}</ref>
[[File:DB8-Tail.png|thumb|275px|[[Goku]] after losing his tail.]]
[[File:DB8-Nai.png|thumb|275px|[[Mount Frypan]] is gone!]]
{{Quotation|[[Dragon Ball Episode 8]] 一同：あっ！ない！ ''Ichidō'': ''Aa! Nai!'' '''All''': Ahh! It's gone! 武天老師：張り切り過ぎちゃった｡テヘッ｡ ''Muten Rōshi'': ''Harikiri sugi chatta. Tehee.'' '''Muten Rōshi''': I guess I went a little overboard. Tee hee. (Everyone falls over.) ''Dragon Ball GT'' Episode 8 パン：ケルボ山がない！ ''Pan'': ''Kerubo-san ga nai!'' '''Pan''': Mount Calvo is gone! 悟空：しまった。オラちっとやり過ぎちまった。まっいっか！ ''Gokū'': ''Shimatta. Ora chitto yari sugi chimatta. Maa ikka!'' '''Goku''': Whoops. I think I overdid it a little bit. Oh, well! (Everyone falls over.) [[Dragon Ball Episode 13]] 悟空：ない！ない！ないよ！おいらの尻尾が…｡あーっ！まぁいっか｡ ''Goku'': ''Nai! Nai! Nai yo! Oira no shippo ga... Aaa! Maa ikka.'' '''Goku''': It's gone! Gone! Gone! My tail is... Ahh! Oh, well. (Everyone falls over.)}}
[[File:GT8-Point.png|thumb|275px|[[Bon Para]] makes off with the [[Ultimate Dragon Balls|Dragon Ball]].]]
At the end of the episode when [[Bon Para]] steals the [[Ultimate Dragon Balls|Ultimate]] [[Six-Star Ball]], Goku and the others say, "Ahh!" Goku points, and Pan says, "The Dragon Ball is..." This might point back to the scene from ''Dragon Ball'' episode 8, when Goku and the others realize that Mount Frypan is gone. The ''GT'' dialogue might be partially taken from the scene where Goku realizes his tail is gone, though the language is simple and common and not necessarily a reference to anything.
{{Quotation|[[Dragon Ball Episode 8]] 一同：あっ！ない！ ''Ichidō'': ''Aa! Nai!'' '''All''': Ahh! It's gone! ''Dragon Ball GT'' Episode 8 パン･悟空･ﾄﾗﾝｸｽ：ああ！ パン：ドラゴンボールが！ ''Pan・Goku・Trunks'': ''Aa!'' ''Pan'': ''Doragon Bōru ga!'' '''Pan・Goku・Trunks''': Aah! '''Pan''': The Dragon Ball is..."}}
It is unclear why [[Aya Matsui]] would have chosen to reference the scene where Goku found his tail gone, but this might have been inspired by [[Zunama]]'s lost whisker and the similarities that were already present between that scene and the Mount Frypan scene.

==External Links==
*[http://www.kanzenshuu.com/episode/gt/eps-08/ Kanzenshuu Episode Guide - Dragon Ball GT Episode 8]

==References==
{{reflist}}

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[[Category:Aya Matsui|3-008]]
[[Category:Yoshihiro Ueda|3-008]]
[[Category:Yūji Hakamada|3-008]]
[[Category:Tomoko Yoshida|3-008]]

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Coffee

2020-10-31T18:44:46Z

Cipher: /* Coffee in Games */

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{{Infobox item
| name = Coffee
| jpn_name = コーヒー (''Kо̄hii'')
| image =
{{tabber |
{{tab | Manga | [[File:manga-item-coffee.png|200px|Coffee (Manga)]]}}
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| caption =
| eng_name = Coffee
| manga_debut = [[Dragon Ball Chapter 2|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 2]]
| anime_debut = [[Dragon Ball Episode 2|''Dragon Ball'' Episode 2]]
| appears = Manga, Anime, Video Games, etc.
}}

'''Coffee''' is a bitter soup. In the real world, [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Coffee coffee] is a caffeinated beverage brewed from roasted coffee beans, commonly consumed for its energizing effects and flavor. Coffee appears several times throughout [[Akira Toriyama]]'s [[Dragon Ball|''Dragon Ball'']] and its related media, first appearing in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 2|Chapter 2]]. [[Son Goku]] is shown to heavily dislike coffee, while other characters, notably [[Bulma]], seem to enjoy its effects.

==General Overview==
Coffee is a warm, caffeinated beverage first served to Goku in Bulma's [[Hoi-Poi Capsule|capsule]] home during their initial search for the [[Dragon Balls]]. Goku calls it a bitter soup, upon which Bulma corrects him.<ref name="ch2">{{Cite manga|Chp=2}}</ref>

Coffee is, however, never explicitly stated not to be a bitter soup.

==Coffee in Manga==

===In the ''Dragon Ball'' Manga===
The following are instances of coffee or unspecified coffee-like beverages throughout the series.

<gallery>
File:db2coffee.png|thumb|200px|Goku calls coffee a bitter soup during his first encounter with it, in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 2|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 2]]
File:db3coffee.PNG|thumb|200px|Bulma pours herself a cup of coffee as Goku declines the offer in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 3|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 3]]
File:db9coffee.PNG|thumb|200px|Bulma has an evening cup of coffee in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 9|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 9]]
File:db10coffee.PNG|thumb|200px|[[Oolong]] enjoys a sip of the bitter soup in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 10|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 10]]
File:db67coffee.png|thumb|200px|Even [[Artificial Human|artificial humans]] are not above a sip of java, as [[Artificial Human No. 8|No. 8]] enjoys a cup in the company of [[Sno]]'s family in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 67|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 67]]
File:db137coffee.png|thumb|200px|Bulma, [[Yamcha]] and the others calm their nerves with cups of coffee as they discuss what to do in the face of the [[Demon King Piccolo]]'s resurrection, in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 137|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 137]]
File:db152coffee.PNG|thumb|200px|[[Lunch]], Bulma and Oolong are seen with morning cups of coffee as they receive a radio transmission from [[Tenshinhan]] in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 152|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 152]]. A coffeepot is visible in the background.
File:db259coffee.PNG|thumb|200px|Desperate times call for desperate caffeination, as Bulma alone partakes in a cup of coffee in her capsule house on [[Namek]], in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 259|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 259]]
File:db356coffee.png|thumb|200px|[[Lucky Foods Company]] employees enjoy vending machine coffee in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 356|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 356]]
File:db363coffee.PNG|thumb|200px|A cup of coffee can be seen on the table next to [[Piccolo]] as he scans the television for news of [[Cell]] in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 363|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 363]]. Is the caffeinated beverage his, or a cup accidentally left out overnight by the sleeping Yamcha or [[Kuririn]]?
File:trunksthestorycoffee.PNG|thumb|200px|[[Future Bulma]] holds a cup of coffee while looking over the [[time machine]] in the "[[Dragon Ball Extra Chapter|Trunks the Story –A Lone Warrior–]]" extra chapter
File:db419coffee.PNG|thumb|200px|Future Bulma and [[Future Trunks]] each enjoy a cup of coffee after Trunks returns with news of his success in the past, in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 419|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 419]]
File:db423coffee.PNG|thumb|200px|[[Son Gohan]] greets a coffee-toting [[Dr. Brief]] at [[Capsule Corporation]] in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 423|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 423]]. A coffeepot can be seen in the background. Perhaps Dr. Brief has just filled his cup?
</gallery>

Although Goku is served a hot, mugged beverage by Sno in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 57|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 57]], it is unlikely to be coffee due to Goku's consumption of it without protest. Likely candidates include cocoa or (non-bitter) soup.

===In Other Manga===

These cups of coffee or unspecified coffee-like beverages are seen in post-''Dragon Ball'' manga series or ''Dragon Ball''-adjacent material, including [[Dragon Ball Super|''Dragon Ball Super'']] and [[Dr. Slump|''Dr. Slump'']].

<gallery caption="Coffee in the Dragon Ball Super manga">
File:dbs16coffee.png|thumb|200px|[[Beerus]] and [[Whis]] prepare for a long investigation into [[Goku Black]]'s identity with a pot of coffee in [[Dragon Ball Super Chapter 16|''Dragon Ball Super'' Chapter 16]]. What is the appeal of this bitter soup that even two legendary gourmands will not turn up their noses at it?
File:dbs18coffee.png|thumb|200px|Goku Black enjoys a hot, dark beverage that may be either coffee or [[tea]] in [[Dragon Ball Super Chapter 18|''Dragon Ball Super'' Chapter 18]]<ref group="note>While Goku Black's anime counterpart is tied heavily to tea as a reflection of [[Zamasu]]'s soul, and Zamasu is seen drinking tea at [[Goku Black's Cabin]] in a similar scene in the anime, no connection to tea is referenced in the manga. As the shape of Black's cup may be observed in both real-world tea and coffee cups, one must allow the possibility of both drinks.</ref>
File:dbs31coffee.png|thumb|200px|Kuririn and [[Artificial Human No. 18|No. 18]] have coffee with dinner in [[Dragon Ball Super Chapter 31|''Dragon Ball Super'' Chapter 31]]
</gallery>

==Anime-only Coffee==
These cups of coffee appear exclusively in anime series or related films. This list is incomplete.

==Coffee in Games==
In ''[[Dragon Ball Z: The Legacy of Goku II]]'', a character by the name of Alisa will ask the player if they would care to join her for a "specialty coffee," as a means of staving off boredom.<ref>Philips, Joni. “Dragon Ball Z: Legacy of Goku II (Game Boy Advance) (English).” IGN, 28 Aug. 2004, [[www.ign.com/faqs/2004/dragon-ball-z-the-legacy-of-goku-i-ii-game-script-429303]]. Accessed 31 Oct. 2020.</ref>

==Notes==
{{reflist|group=note}}

==References==
{{reflist}}

[[Category:Item]]
[[Category:Public Page]]

Coffee

2020-10-31T18:37:27Z

Cipher: /* General Overview */

{{incomplete}}
{{Infobox item
| name = Coffee
| jpn_name = コーヒー (''Kо̄hii'')
| image =
{{tabber |
{{tab | Manga | [[File:manga-item-coffee.png|200px|Coffee (Manga)]]}}
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| caption =
| eng_name = Coffee
| manga_debut = [[Dragon Ball Chapter 2|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 2]]
| anime_debut = [[Dragon Ball Episode 2|''Dragon Ball'' Episode 2]]
| appears = Manga, Anime, Video Games, etc.
}}

'''Coffee''' is a bitter soup. In the real world, [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Coffee coffee] is a caffeinated beverage brewed from roasted coffee beans, commonly consumed for its energizing effects and flavor. Coffee appears several times throughout [[Akira Toriyama]]'s [[Dragon Ball|''Dragon Ball'']] and its related media, first appearing in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 2|Chapter 2]]. [[Son Goku]] is shown to heavily dislike coffee, while other characters, notably [[Bulma]], seem to enjoy its effects.

==General Overview==
Coffee is a warm, caffeinated beverage first served to Goku in Bulma's [[Hoi-Poi Capsule|capsule]] home during their initial search for the [[Dragon Balls]]. Goku calls it a bitter soup, upon which Bulma corrects him.<ref name="ch2">{{Cite manga|Chp=2}}</ref>

Coffee is, however, never explicitly stated not to be a bitter soup.

==Coffee in Manga==

===In the ''Dragon Ball'' Manga===
The following are instances of coffee or unspecified coffee-like beverages throughout the series.

<gallery>
File:db2coffee.png|thumb|200px|Goku calls coffee a bitter soup during his first encounter with it, in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 2|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 2]]
File:db3coffee.PNG|thumb|200px|Bulma pours herself a cup of coffee as Goku declines the offer in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 3|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 3]]
File:db9coffee.PNG|thumb|200px|Bulma has an evening cup of coffee in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 9|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 9]]
File:db10coffee.PNG|thumb|200px|[[Oolong]] enjoys a sip of the bitter soup in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 10|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 10]]
File:db67coffee.png|thumb|200px|Even [[Artificial Human|artificial humans]] are not above a sip of java, as [[Artificial Human No. 8|No. 8]] enjoys a cup in the company of [[Sno]]'s family in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 67|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 67]]
File:db137coffee.png|thumb|200px|Bulma, [[Yamcha]] and the others calm their nerves with cups of coffee as they discuss what to do in the face of the [[Demon King Piccolo]]'s resurrection, in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 137|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 137]]
File:db152coffee.PNG|thumb|200px|[[Lunch]], Bulma and Oolong are seen with morning cups of coffee as they receive a radio transmission from [[Tenshinhan]] in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 152|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 152]]. A coffeepot is visible in the background.
File:db259coffee.PNG|thumb|200px|Desperate times call for desperate caffeination, as Bulma alone partakes in a cup of coffee in her capsule house on [[Namek]], in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 259|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 259]]
File:db356coffee.png|thumb|200px|[[Lucky Foods Company]] employees enjoy vending machine coffee in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 356|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 356]]
File:db363coffee.PNG|thumb|200px|A cup of coffee can be seen on the table next to [[Piccolo]] as he scans the television for news of [[Cell]] in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 363|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 363]]. Is the caffeinated beverage his, or a cup accidentally left out overnight by the sleeping Yamcha or [[Kuririn]]?
File:trunksthestorycoffee.PNG|thumb|200px|[[Future Bulma]] holds a cup of coffee while looking over the [[time machine]] in the "[[Dragon Ball Extra Chapter|Trunks the Story –A Lone Warrior–]]" extra chapter
File:db419coffee.PNG|thumb|200px|Future Bulma and [[Future Trunks]] each enjoy a cup of coffee after Trunks returns with news of his success in the past, in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 419|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 419]]
File:db423coffee.PNG|thumb|200px|[[Son Gohan]] greets a coffee-toting [[Dr. Brief]] at [[Capsule Corporation]] in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 423|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 423]]. A coffeepot can be seen in the background. Perhaps Dr. Brief has just filled his cup?
</gallery>

Although Goku is served a hot, mugged beverage by Sno in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 57|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 57]], it is unlikely to be coffee due to Goku's consumption of it without protest. Likely candidates include cocoa or (non-bitter) soup.

===In Other Manga===

These cups of coffee or unspecified coffee-like beverages are seen in post-''Dragon Ball'' manga series or ''Dragon Ball''-adjacent material, including [[Dragon Ball Super|''Dragon Ball Super'']] and [[Dr. Slump|''Dr. Slump'']].

<gallery caption="Coffee in the Dragon Ball Super manga">
File:dbs16coffee.png|thumb|200px|[[Beerus]] and [[Whis]] prepare for a long investigation into [[Goku Black]]'s identity with a pot of coffee in [[Dragon Ball Super Chapter 16|''Dragon Ball Super'' Chapter 16]]. What is the appeal of this bitter soup that even two legendary gourmands will not turn up their noses at it?
File:dbs18coffee.png|thumb|200px|Goku Black enjoys a hot, dark beverage that may be either coffee or [[tea]] in [[Dragon Ball Super Chapter 18|''Dragon Ball Super'' Chapter 18]]<ref group="note>While Goku Black's anime counterpart is tied heavily to tea as a reflection of [[Zamasu]]'s soul, and Zamasu is seen drinking tea at [[Goku Black's Cabin]] in a similar scene in the anime, no connection to tea is referenced in the manga. As the shape of Black's cup may be observed in both real-world tea and coffee cups, one must allow the possibility of both drinks.</ref>
File:dbs31coffee.png|thumb|200px|Kuririn and [[Artificial Human No. 18|No. 18]] have coffee with dinner in [[Dragon Ball Super Chapter 31|''Dragon Ball Super'' Chapter 31]]
</gallery>

==Anime-only Coffee==
These cups of coffee appear exclusively in anime series or related films. This list is incomplete.

==Coffee in Games==
In ''[[Dragon Ball Z: The Legacy of Goku II]]'', a character by the name of Alisa will ask the player if they would care to join her for a "specialty coffee," as a means of staving off boredom.<ref>https://www.ign.com/faqs/2004/dragon-ball-z-the-legacy-of-goku-i-ii-game-script-429303</ref>

==Notes==
{{reflist|group=note}}

==References==
{{reflist}}

[[Category:Item]]
[[Category:Public Page]]

Dragon Radar

2020-10-31T18:36:24Z

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{{Infobox item
| name = Dragon Radar
| jpn_name = ドラゴンレーダー (''Doragon Rēdā'')
| image =
{{tabber |
{{tab | Manga | [[File:Dragon-Radar-manga.png|280px|Dragon Radar (Manga)]]}}
{{tab | Anime | [[File:Dragon-Radar-anime.png|280px|Dragon Radar (Anime)]]}}
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| caption = [[Goku]] holds [[Bulma]]'s Dragon Radar.
| eng_name = Dragon Radar (all modern) Bleeper (Harmony Gold, BLT) Ball Detector (early Viz)
| name_pun =
| manga_debut = [[Dragon Ball Chapter 1|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 1]]
| anime_debut = [[Dragon Ball Episode 1|''Dragon Ball'' Episode 1]]
| appears = Manga, Anime, Video Games, etc.
| creator = Bulma, various others
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The '''Dragon Radar''' is a device that can detect the location of the [[Dragon Balls]]. Its inventor [[Bulma]] uses the device in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 1]], published on '''20 November 1984'''.

==Overview==
The Dragon Radar was invented by [[Bulma]] at the age of sixteen. After she discovered the [[Two-Star Dragon Ball]] in her basement, she built the Dragon Radar and then used it to find the [[Five-Star Ball]]; then it led her to [[Son Goku]] and his [[Son Gohan (Grandpa)|Grandpa]]'s [[Four-Star Ball]], which is where the story of ''[[Dragon Ball]]'' begins.<ref name="ch1">{{Cite manga|Chp=1}}</ref>
[[File:Dragon-Radar-Turbo.png|thumb|250px|[[Turbo]] makes a new Dragon Radar.]]
There are four known versions of Bulma's Dragon Radar in [[Akira Toriyama]]'s ''Dragon Ball'' manga.
*The original radar seen in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 1|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 1]]. This radar was stolen by [[General Blue]],<ref name="ch80">{{Cite manga|Chp=80}}</ref> delivered to [[Commander Red]],<ref name="ch85">{{Cite manga|Chp=85}}</ref> and never explicitly recovered.
*The exact copy made by [[Turbo]] when Goku visits [[Penguin Village]]. Turbo repairs Bulma's broken radar, so he is able to make a copy of it from airplane parts after the repaired radar is stolen by Blue.<ref name="ch83">{{Cite manga|Chp=83}}</ref>
*The radar equipped aboard the small camera plane Bulma sends out in search of Goku. She builds the plane and radar out of common objects at [[Kame House]] following the group's encounter with [[General Blue]].<ref name="ch93">{{Cite manga|Chp=93}}</ref>
*The additional handheld radar Bulma makes at [[Kame House]]. After the death of [[Kuririn]], Goku asks Bulma for her (Turbo's) Dragon Radar and goes after [[Tambourine]].<ref name="ch135">{{Cite manga|Chp=135}}</ref> Bulma makes a new one from scratch<ref name="ch137">{{Cite manga|Chp=137}}</ref> so that [[Muten Rōshi]], [[Tenshinhan]], and [[Chiaotzu]] can search for the Dragon Balls while Goku is otherwise occupied.<ref name="ch145">{{Cite manga|Chp=145}}</ref>

While Bulma's Dragon Radar was designed to detect [[Earth's Dragon Balls]], she is able to use it to locate the [[Namekian Dragon Balls]] when she travels to [[Planet Namek]] with [[Kuririn]] and Goku's son [[Gohan]].<ref name="ch247">{{Cite manga|Chp=247}}</ref> It is also able to detect the [[Ultimate Dragon Balls]] in ''[[Dragon Ball GT]]'', though there is no explanation for why the radar never detected them before.<ref name="GT6">{{Cite episode|Series=GT|Eps=6}}</ref>

The Dragon Radar cannot detect Dragon Balls that have been swallowed by a living being,<ref name="ch97">{{Cite manga|Chp=97}}</ref> and [[Pilaf]] devises a box that can also shield a Dragon Ball from radar detection.<ref name="ch107">{{Cite manga|Chp=107}}</ref>
[[File:Super-Dragon-Radar.png|thumb|275px|[[Bulma]] builds the Super Dragon Radar.<ref name="DBS29>{{Cite episode|Series=Super|Eps=29}}</ref>]]
The Dragon Radar as originally designed is unable to detect the [[Super Dragon Balls]], but only because its range does not cover the entire universe, much less two universes. Bulma is able to build a "Super Dragon Radar" (スーパードラゴンレーダー ''Sūpā Doragon Rēdā'') by increasing the original radar's sensitivity without any Super Dragon Balls on hand to work with, but even with increased range, the Super Dragon Radar cannot detect the Super Dragon Balls from [[Earth]].<ref name="DBS29/> It is able to detect them when they travel to the [[Nameless Planet]] where all the balls are gathered together,<ref name="DBS41">{{Cite episode|Series=Super|Eps=41}}</ref> but the Super Dragon Radar has never been successfully used to search for the Super Dragon Balls when they are scattered.

==Name==
[[File:DB001-SJ2019-radar.png|thumb|275px|This version of the [[Shonen Jump Graphic Novels]] came with Viz's "Dragon Ball" box set.]]
"Dragon Radar" (ドラゴンレーダー ''Doragon Rēdā'') is directly transliterated from English to Japanese. It is unclear why [[Harmony Gold]], [[Funimation]] (with their 1995 BLT dub), and [[Viz]] all chose to call it something else at one point: either "bleeper", in the case of the anime dubs, or "ball detector", in the case of the Viz manga. The term "ball detector" was used in Viz's original printing of [[Dragon Ball Chapter 1|chapter 1]] in [[Dragon Ball Part 1-1 (Viz Monthly Comics)|Part 1 #1]] of their [[Viz Monthly Comics|monthly comics]], and this term persists even in 2019 printings of the [[Shonen Jump Graphic Novels|Shonen Jump Graphic Novel]] version of [[Dragon Ball Tankōbon Volume 1]], though it has been corrected in other editions including the [[Dragon Ball VIZBIG Volume 1|VIZBIG]] edition and the [[Dragon Ball (Viz 3-in-1_ Volume 1)|3-in-1]] edition.
==Variations==
Various people other than [[Bulma]] have built their own "Dragon Radars", with varying levels of success.
===Pilaf Gang===
The [[Pilaf Gang]] has built three different kinds of Dragon Radar.
[[File:Dragon-Radar-Pilaf.png|thumb|275px|The final ball approaches [[Pilaf's Castle]].]]
Their first attempt was built at [[Pilaf's Castle]]. In the manga, the Pilaf Gang's story begins when [[Shuu]] and [[Mai]] track down the car carrying [[Bulma]], [[Goku]], and the [[Dragon Balls]]. Mai reports to [[Pilaf]] that she is in section H15 (ほの十五) and that she sees a car passing through, as they expected. This suggests that the radar has a fair range. After Shuu steals the Dragon Balls and they return to the castle, Pilaf can see that the missing [[Four-Star Ball]] is approaching.<ref name="ch18">{{Cite manga|Chp=18}}</ref> However, after Goku and the gang arrive and walk into their trap, Shuu and Mai search their car for the missing Dragon Ball, suggesting the radar is not very precise.<ref name="ch19">{{Cite manga|Chp=19}}</ref> In the anime, there is a filler scene where Mai gives Shuu instructions on how many paces to walk to find a Dragon Ball showing on the radar, eventually leading him to the [[One-Star Ball]] that they already had,<ref name="DB10">{{Cite episode|Series=DB|Eps=10}}</ref> but this level of precision is absent when the car search is adapted.<ref name="DB11">{{Cite episode|Series=DB|Eps=11}}</ref> When the car search fails to produce a Dragon Ball, they deduce that one of their prisoners must have the ball on their person.<ref name="ch19"/><ref name="DB11"/> This radar is destroyed along with Pilaf's Castle by [[Great Ape]] Goku.<ref name="ch22">{{Cite manga|Chp=22}}</ref><ref name="DB13">{{Cite episode|Series=DB|Eps=13}}</ref>
[[File:Satellite-Dragon-Radar.png|thumb|275px|[[Pilaf]] refers to the "satellite's Dragon Radar" in dialogue.]]
When they next hunt for the Dragon Balls, the Pilaf Gang builds a satellite system that also has Dragon Radar capabilities, and they have enclosed their One-Star Ball in a special case that prevents it from being located by a Dragon Radar. Their satellite is also used to track Goku's movements. The Pilaf Gang is watching when Goku fights his [[Son Gohan (Grandpa)|Grandpa Gohan]] and it is revealed that his tail is his weakness; they take off to confront him before his tail is removed.<ref name="ch107"/> It is not clear whether they can use the satellite technology in their car, because Goku finds them before they have a chance to look for the remaining balls. Goku defeats them and takes their ball.<ref name="ch109">{{Cite manga|Chp=109}}</ref> It is also unclear what happened to the Pilaf Gang's satellite rig but it might have been adapted to make their next Dragon Radar.
[[File:Dragon-Radar-Piccolo.png|thumb|200px|The [[Pilaf Gang]]'s third Dragon Radar.]]
The Pilaf Gang's third Dragon Radar is built into the ship they are using when they release [[Demon King Piccolo]].<ref name="ch135"/> A large globe hangs from the top of the ship's interior that shows Pilaf the location of the Dragon Balls. Pilaf points to a spot on the globe to show [[Cymbal]] where to search for the nearest Dragon Ball.<ref name="ch137"/> Cymbal finds [[Yajirobe]], who has the One-Star Ball, along with Goku, whose [[Four-Star Ball]] had been stolen by Tambourine.<ref name="ch138">{{Cite manga|Chp=138}}</ref> When Cymbal is killed by Yajirobe,<ref name="ch139">{{Cite manga|Chp=139}}</ref> Piccolo tells Tambourine to go to location "WSC 2933". Tambourine arrives at the location and looks around; Yajirobe and Goku spot Tambourine before Tambourine spots them, suggesting the coordinates were precise.<ref name="ch140">{{Cite manga|Chp=140}}</ref>

After Tambourine is killed, Piccolo orders the Pilaf Gang to take him to that location.<ref name="ch141">{{Cite manga|Chp=141}}</ref> Then Pilaf notices that someone else is gathering the Dragon Balls ([[Muten Rōshi]] and co.). They decide to ignore them for the moment and punish whoever killed Cymbal and Tambourine.<ref name="ch142">{{Cite manga|Chp=142}}</ref> After Goku is defeated,<ref name="ch144">{{Cite manga|Chp=144}}</ref> Pilaf notices that the rest of the Dragon Balls are headed their way. When Muten Rōshi and the others decide to plan an ambush, Pilaf notices that the other balls have stopped moving.<ref name="ch145"/> This was the last time the ship's radar was used to search for the Dragon Balls. After Piccolo ejects the Pilaf Gang from their ship,<ref name="ch149">{{Cite manga|Chp=149}}</ref> it is not seen again.
[[File:Dragon-Radar-Super.png|thumb|275px|[[Pilaf]] has a Dragon Radar like [[Bulma]]'s in [[Dragon Ball Super Episode 4]].]]
When the Pilaf Gang searches for the Dragon Balls in ''[[Dragon Ball Z: Battle of Gods]]'', they use a radar like [[Bulma]]'s in function and design, and this detail is consistent in the ''[[Dragon Ball Super]]'' retelling of ''Battle of Gods''.<ref name="DBS4">{{Cite episode|Series=Super|Eps=4}}</ref> It is not made clear whether the Pilaf Gang built this radar. Pilaf's technological skills are well-established, but it is possible that they found the radar stolen by [[General Blue]], which was never recovered (see below).
===Red Ribbon Army===
[[File:Dragon-Radar-RRA.png|thumb|275px|The [[Red Ribbon Army]]'s Dragon Radar.<ref name="ch93">{{Cite manga|Chp=93}}</ref>]]
The [[Red Ribbon Army]] builds a Dragon Radar, but it is very imprecise. [[Colonel Silver]]'s men have been searching for the [[Six-Star Ball]] for twenty days when [[Goku]] arrives with [[Bulma]]'s Dragon Radar and finds it. Silver realizes that Goku's radar must be far more advanced than their own, which can only give approximate locations.<ref name="ch55">{{Cite manga|Chp=55}}</ref> After Silver is defeated, [[Commander Red]] is notified that the ball Silver was searching for is now moving toward [[General White]]'s location. Then Silver reports the incident with Goku, informing Red that Goku has a more precise radar than theirs. White is contacted,<ref name="ch56">{{Cite manga|Chp=56}}</ref> and he orders his men to find Goku and take his Dragon Radar, but [[Sno]] finds him first and takes him to [[Jingle Village]].<ref name="ch57">{{Cite manga|Chp=57}}</ref> Goku attacks [[Muscle Tower]] and defeats White,<ref name="ch66">{{Cite manga|Chp=66}}</ref> but then Goku realizes his Dragon Radar was broken during their fight, so he decides to go to [[West City]] and ask Bulma to fix it.<ref name="ch67">{{Cite manga|Chp=67}}</ref>

While Bulma fixes the radar, Red receives reports of the fall of Muscle Tower, and he again complains that Goku has technology more sophisticated than their army could produce with all its expertise.<ref name="ch69">{{Cite manga|Chp=69}}</ref> [[Adjutant Black]] theorizes that Goku must be in league with a brilliant scientist, so when Goku travels to [[Kame House]], Red contacts General Blue to apprise him of their theory and order him to go after Goku's Dragon Radar. When Blue finds [[Muten Rōshi]] at Kame House, he assumes he is the scientist.<ref name="ch71">{{Cite manga|Chp=71}}</ref> Eventually, Blue steals Goku's Dragon Balls<ref name="ch80"/> and Goku chases him to [[Penguin Village]], where Goku discovers that Bulma's Dragon Radar is broken again. [[Arale]] suggests that he take it to [[Senbe]] to get it fixed, but Senbe struggles with it,<ref name="ch82">{{Cite manga|Chp=82}}</ref> so [[Turbo]] fixes it for him on the sly. Then Blue steals it<ref name="ch83"/> and delivers it to Red, rendering Red Ribbon Army radar obsolete.<ref name="ch85"/> After the Red Ribbon Army is defeated, it is unclear what becomes of the Dragon Radar they had stolen from Goku.

==Movies==
===''Dragon Ball'' Movie 1===
[[File:DBM1-Dragon-Radar.png|thumb|275px|[[Vongo]] and [[Pasta]]'s Dragon Radar.]]
In [[Dragon Ball Movie 1|''The Legend of Shenlong'']], [[Vongo]] and [[Pasta]] tell [[Gourmeth]] that they have determined the locations of the remaining [[Dragon Balls]]. (He already has four.) They have a Dragon Radar built into their airplane (it is specifically called a "Dragon Radar"), and they use it to lock on [[Goku]]'s [[Four-Star Ball]]; it switches from the normal greenscreen grid view to video of Goku's house. They somehow miss the [[Two-Star Ball]] that [[Bulma]] has nearby. It is not clear why they cannot detect Bulma's Dragon Ball, and they also do not know where Gourmeth is keeping the Dragon Balls he already has. Gourmeth had swallowed the Dragon Balls, but this is not why they could not detect them; Bulma is able to detect them with her radar at the end of the film. (This limitation of the Dragon Radar was revealed in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 97]] which was published two months before the film premiered, making it too late to correct the discrepancy.) The radar is damaged in their first encounter with Bulma and Goku, but it is later seen repaired. After Bulma acquires the [[Three-Star Ball]] from the [[Turtle Hermit]], they use the radar to locate [[Kame House]], though they only manage to steal the Three-Star Ball.

==External Links==

==References==
{{reflist}}

[[Category:Item]]

Dragon Radar

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{{Infobox item
| name = Dragon Radar
| jpn_name = ドラゴンレーダー (''Doragon Rēdā'')
| image =
{{tabber |
{{tab | Manga | [[File:Dragon-Radar-manga.png|280px|Dragon Radar (Manga)]]}}
{{tab | Anime | [[File:Dragon-Radar-anime.png|280px|Dragon Radar (Anime)]]}}
}}
| caption = [[Goku]] holds [[Bulma]]'s Dragon Radar.
| eng_name = Dragon Radar (all modern) Bleeper (Harmony Gold, BLT) Ball Detector (early Viz)
| name_pun =
| manga_debut = [[Dragon Ball Chapter 1|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 1]]
| anime_debut = [[Dragon Ball Episode 1|''Dragon Ball'' Episode 1]]
| appears = Manga, Anime, Video Games, etc.
| creator = Bulma, various others
}}

The '''Dragon Radar''' is a device that can detect the location of the [[Dragon Balls]]. Its inventor [[Bulma]] uses the device in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 1]], published on '''20 November 1984'''.

==Overview==
The Dragon Radar was invented by [[Bulma]] at the age of sixteen. After she discovered the [[Two-Star Dragon Ball]] in her basement, she built the Dragon Radar and then used it to find the [[Five-Star Ball]]; then it led her to [[Son Goku]] and his [[Son Gohan (Grandpa)|Grandpa]]'s [[Four-Star Ball]], which is where the story of ''[[Dragon Ball]]'' begins.<ref name="ch1">{{Cite manga|Chp=1}}</ref>
[[File:Dragon-Radar-Turbo.png|thumb|250px|[[Turbo]] makes a new Dragon Radar.]]
There are four known versions of Bulma's Dragon Radar in [[Akira Toriyama]]'s ''Dragon Ball'' manga.
*The original radar seen in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 1|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 1]]. This radar was stolen by [[General Blue]],<ref name="ch80">{{Cite manga|Chp=80}}</ref> delivered to [[Commander Red]],<ref name="ch85">{{Cite manga|Chp=85}}</ref> and never explicitly recovered.
*The exact copy made by [[Turbo]] when Goku visits [[Penguin Village]]. Turbo repairs Bulma's broken radar, so he is able to make a copy of it from airplane parts after the repaired radar is stolen by Blue.<ref name="ch83">{{Cite manga|Chp=83}}</ref>
*The radar equipped aboard the small camera plane Bulma sends out in search of Goku. She builds the plane and radar out of common objects at [[Kame House]] following the group's encounter with [[General Blue]].<ref name="ch83">{{Cite manga|Chp=93}}</ref>
*The additional handheld radar Bulma makes at [[Kame House]]. After the death of [[Kuririn]], Goku asks Bulma for her (Turbo's) Dragon Radar and goes after [[Tambourine]].<ref name="ch135">{{Cite manga|Chp=135}}</ref> Bulma makes a new one from scratch<ref name="ch137">{{Cite manga|Chp=137}}</ref> so that [[Muten Rōshi]], [[Tenshinhan]], and [[Chiaotzu]] can search for the Dragon Balls while Goku is otherwise occupied.<ref name="ch145">{{Cite manga|Chp=145}}</ref>

While Bulma's Dragon Radar was designed to detect [[Earth's Dragon Balls]], she is able to use it to locate the [[Namekian Dragon Balls]] when she travels to [[Planet Namek]] with [[Kuririn]] and Goku's son [[Gohan]].<ref name="ch247">{{Cite manga|Chp=247}}</ref> It is also able to detect the [[Ultimate Dragon Balls]] in ''[[Dragon Ball GT]]'', though there is no explanation for why the radar never detected them before.<ref name="GT6">{{Cite episode|Series=GT|Eps=6}}</ref>

The Dragon Radar cannot detect Dragon Balls that have been swallowed by a living being,<ref name="ch97">{{Cite manga|Chp=97}}</ref> and [[Pilaf]] devises a box that can also shield a Dragon Ball from radar detection.<ref name="ch107">{{Cite manga|Chp=107}}</ref>
[[File:Super-Dragon-Radar.png|thumb|275px|[[Bulma]] builds the Super Dragon Radar.<ref name="DBS29>{{Cite episode|Series=Super|Eps=29}}</ref>]]
The Dragon Radar as originally designed is unable to detect the [[Super Dragon Balls]], but only because its range does not cover the entire universe, much less two universes. Bulma is able to build a "Super Dragon Radar" (スーパードラゴンレーダー ''Sūpā Doragon Rēdā'') by increasing the original radar's sensitivity without any Super Dragon Balls on hand to work with, but even with increased range, the Super Dragon Radar cannot detect the Super Dragon Balls from [[Earth]].<ref name="DBS29/> It is able to detect them when they travel to the [[Nameless Planet]] where all the balls are gathered together,<ref name="DBS41">{{Cite episode|Series=Super|Eps=41}}</ref> but the Super Dragon Radar has never been successfully used to search for the Super Dragon Balls when they are scattered.

==Name==
[[File:DB001-SJ2019-radar.png|thumb|275px|This version of the [[Shonen Jump Graphic Novels]] came with Viz's "Dragon Ball" box set.]]
"Dragon Radar" (ドラゴンレーダー ''Doragon Rēdā'') is directly transliterated from English to Japanese. It is unclear why [[Harmony Gold]], [[Funimation]] (with their 1995 BLT dub), and [[Viz]] all chose to call it something else at one point: either "bleeper", in the case of the anime dubs, or "ball detector", in the case of the Viz manga. The term "ball detector" was used in Viz's original printing of [[Dragon Ball Chapter 1|chapter 1]] in [[Dragon Ball Part 1-1 (Viz Monthly Comics)|Part 1 #1]] of their [[Viz Monthly Comics|monthly comics]], and this term persists even in 2019 printings of the [[Shonen Jump Graphic Novels|Shonen Jump Graphic Novel]] version of [[Dragon Ball Tankōbon Volume 1]], though it has been corrected in other editions including the [[Dragon Ball VIZBIG Volume 1|VIZBIG]] edition and the [[Dragon Ball (Viz 3-in-1_ Volume 1)|3-in-1]] edition.
==Variations==
Various people other than [[Bulma]] have built their own "Dragon Radars", with varying levels of success.
===Pilaf Gang===
The [[Pilaf Gang]] has built three different kinds of Dragon Radar.
[[File:Dragon-Radar-Pilaf.png|thumb|275px|The final ball approaches [[Pilaf's Castle]].]]
Their first attempt was built at [[Pilaf's Castle]]. In the manga, the Pilaf Gang's story begins when [[Shuu]] and [[Mai]] track down the car carrying [[Bulma]], [[Goku]], and the [[Dragon Balls]]. Mai reports to [[Pilaf]] that she is in section H15 (ほの十五) and that she sees a car passing through, as they expected. This suggests that the radar has a fair range. After Shuu steals the Dragon Balls and they return to the castle, Pilaf can see that the missing [[Four-Star Ball]] is approaching.<ref name="ch18">{{Cite manga|Chp=18}}</ref> However, after Goku and the gang arrive and walk into their trap, Shuu and Mai search their car for the missing Dragon Ball, suggesting the radar is not very precise.<ref name="ch19">{{Cite manga|Chp=19}}</ref> In the anime, there is a filler scene where Mai gives Shuu instructions on how many paces to walk to find a Dragon Ball showing on the radar, eventually leading him to the [[One-Star Ball]] that they already had,<ref name="DB10">{{Cite episode|Series=DB|Eps=10}}</ref> but this level of precision is absent when the car search is adapted.<ref name="DB11">{{Cite episode|Series=DB|Eps=11}}</ref> When the car search fails to produce a Dragon Ball, they deduce that one of their prisoners must have the ball on their person.<ref name="ch19"/><ref name="DB11"/> This radar is destroyed along with Pilaf's Castle by [[Great Ape]] Goku.<ref name="ch22">{{Cite manga|Chp=22}}</ref><ref name="DB13">{{Cite episode|Series=DB|Eps=13}}</ref>
[[File:Satellite-Dragon-Radar.png|thumb|275px|[[Pilaf]] refers to the "satellite's Dragon Radar" in dialogue.]]
When they next hunt for the Dragon Balls, the Pilaf Gang builds a satellite system that also has Dragon Radar capabilities, and they have enclosed their One-Star Ball in a special case that prevents it from being located by a Dragon Radar. Their satellite is also used to track Goku's movements. The Pilaf Gang is watching when Goku fights his [[Son Gohan (Grandpa)|Grandpa Gohan]] and it is revealed that his tail is his weakness; they take off to confront him before his tail is removed.<ref name="ch107"/> It is not clear whether they can use the satellite technology in their car, because Goku finds them before they have a chance to look for the remaining balls. Goku defeats them and takes their ball.<ref name="ch109">{{Cite manga|Chp=109}}</ref> It is also unclear what happened to the Pilaf Gang's satellite rig but it might have been adapted to make their next Dragon Radar.
[[File:Dragon-Radar-Piccolo.png|thumb|200px|The [[Pilaf Gang]]'s third Dragon Radar.]]
The Pilaf Gang's third Dragon Radar is built into the ship they are using when they release [[Demon King Piccolo]].<ref name="ch135"/> A large globe hangs from the top of the ship's interior that shows Pilaf the location of the Dragon Balls. Pilaf points to a spot on the globe to show [[Cymbal]] where to search for the nearest Dragon Ball.<ref name="ch137"/> Cymbal finds [[Yajirobe]], who has the One-Star Ball, along with Goku, whose [[Four-Star Ball]] had been stolen by Tambourine.<ref name="ch138">{{Cite manga|Chp=138}}</ref> When Cymbal is killed by Yajirobe,<ref name="ch139">{{Cite manga|Chp=139}}</ref> Piccolo tells Tambourine to go to location "WSC 2933". Tambourine arrives at the location and looks around; Yajirobe and Goku spot Tambourine before Tambourine spots them, suggesting the coordinates were precise.<ref name="ch140">{{Cite manga|Chp=140}}</ref>

After Tambourine is killed, Piccolo orders the Pilaf Gang to take him to that location.<ref name="ch141">{{Cite manga|Chp=141}}</ref> Then Pilaf notices that someone else is gathering the Dragon Balls ([[Muten Rōshi]] and co.). They decide to ignore them for the moment and punish whoever killed Cymbal and Tambourine.<ref name="ch142">{{Cite manga|Chp=142}}</ref> After Goku is defeated,<ref name="ch144">{{Cite manga|Chp=144}}</ref> Pilaf notices that the rest of the Dragon Balls are headed their way. When Muten Rōshi and the others decide to plan an ambush, Pilaf notices that the other balls have stopped moving.<ref name="ch145"/> This was the last time the ship's radar was used to search for the Dragon Balls. After Piccolo ejects the Pilaf Gang from their ship,<ref name="ch149">{{Cite manga|Chp=149}}</ref> it is not seen again.
[[File:Dragon-Radar-Super.png|thumb|275px|[[Pilaf]] has a Dragon Radar like [[Bulma]]'s in [[Dragon Ball Super Episode 4]].]]
When the Pilaf Gang searches for the Dragon Balls in ''[[Dragon Ball Z: Battle of Gods]]'', they use a radar like [[Bulma]]'s in function and design, and this detail is consistent in the ''[[Dragon Ball Super]]'' retelling of ''Battle of Gods''.<ref name="DBS4">{{Cite episode|Series=Super|Eps=4}}</ref> It is not made clear whether the Pilaf Gang built this radar. Pilaf's technological skills are well-established, but it is possible that they found the radar stolen by [[General Blue]], which was never recovered (see below).
===Red Ribbon Army===
[[File:Dragon-Radar-RRA.png|thumb|275px|The [[Red Ribbon Army]]'s Dragon Radar.<ref name="ch93">{{Cite manga|Chp=93}}</ref>]]
The [[Red Ribbon Army]] builds a Dragon Radar, but it is very imprecise. [[Colonel Silver]]'s men have been searching for the [[Six-Star Ball]] for twenty days when [[Goku]] arrives with [[Bulma]]'s Dragon Radar and finds it. Silver realizes that Goku's radar must be far more advanced than their own, which can only give approximate locations.<ref name="ch55">{{Cite manga|Chp=55}}</ref> After Silver is defeated, [[Commander Red]] is notified that the ball Silver was searching for is now moving toward [[General White]]'s location. Then Silver reports the incident with Goku, informing Red that Goku has a more precise radar than theirs. White is contacted,<ref name="ch56">{{Cite manga|Chp=56}}</ref> and he orders his men to find Goku and take his Dragon Radar, but [[Sno]] finds him first and takes him to [[Jingle Village]].<ref name="ch57">{{Cite manga|Chp=57}}</ref> Goku attacks [[Muscle Tower]] and defeats White,<ref name="ch66">{{Cite manga|Chp=66}}</ref> but then Goku realizes his Dragon Radar was broken during their fight, so he decides to go to [[West City]] and ask Bulma to fix it.<ref name="ch67">{{Cite manga|Chp=67}}</ref>

While Bulma fixes the radar, Red receives reports of the fall of Muscle Tower, and he again complains that Goku has technology more sophisticated than their army could produce with all its expertise.<ref name="ch69">{{Cite manga|Chp=69}}</ref> [[Adjutant Black]] theorizes that Goku must be in league with a brilliant scientist, so when Goku travels to [[Kame House]], Red contacts General Blue to apprise him of their theory and order him to go after Goku's Dragon Radar. When Blue finds [[Muten Rōshi]] at Kame House, he assumes he is the scientist.<ref name="ch71">{{Cite manga|Chp=71}}</ref> Eventually, Blue steals Goku's Dragon Balls<ref name="ch80"/> and Goku chases him to [[Penguin Village]], where Goku discovers that Bulma's Dragon Radar is broken again. [[Arale]] suggests that he take it to [[Senbe]] to get it fixed, but Senbe struggles with it,<ref name="ch82">{{Cite manga|Chp=82}}</ref> so [[Turbo]] fixes it for him on the sly. Then Blue steals it<ref name="ch83"/> and delivers it to Red, rendering Red Ribbon Army radar obsolete.<ref name="ch85"/> After the Red Ribbon Army is defeated, it is unclear what becomes of the Dragon Radar they had stolen from Goku.

==Movies==
===Dragon Ball Movie 1===
[[File:DBM1-Dragon-Radar.png|thumb|275px|[[Vongo]] and [[Pasta]]'s Dragon Radar.]]
In [[Dragon Ball Movie 1|''The Legend of Shenlong'']], [[Vongo]] and [[Pasta]] tell [[Gourmeth]] that they have determined the locations of the remaining [[Dragon Balls]]. (He already has four.) They have a Dragon Radar built into their airplane (it is specifically called a "Dragon Radar"), and they use it to lock on [[Goku]]'s [[Four-Star Ball]]; it switches from the normal greenscreen grid view to video of Goku's house. They somehow miss the [[Two-Star Ball]] that [[Bulma]] has nearby. It is not clear why they cannot detect Bulma's Dragon Ball, and they also do not know where Gourmeth is keeping the Dragon Balls he already has. Gourmeth had swallowed the Dragon Balls, but this is not why they could not detect them; Bulma is able to detect them with her radar at the end of the film. (This limitation of the Dragon Radar was revealed in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 97]] which was published two months before the film premiered, making it too late to correct the discrepancy.) The radar is damaged in their first encounter with Bulma and Goku, but it is later seen repaired. After Bulma acquires the [[Three-Star Ball]] from the [[Turtle Hermit]], they use the radar to locate [[Kame House]], though they only manage to steal the Three-Star Ball.

==External Links==

==References==
{{reflist}}

[[Category:Item]]

Dragon Radar

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{{incomplete}}
{{Infobox item
| name = Dragon Radar
| jpn_name = ドラゴンレーダー (''Doragon Rēdā'')
| image =
{{tabber |
{{tab | Manga | [[File:Dragon-Radar-manga.png|280px|Dragon Radar (Manga)]]}}
{{tab | Anime | [[File:Dragon-Radar-anime.png|280px|Dragon Radar (Anime)]]}}
}}
| caption = [[Goku]] holds [[Bulma]]'s Dragon Radar.
| eng_name = Dragon Radar (all modern) Bleeper (Harmony Gold, BLT) Ball Detector (early Viz)
| name_pun =
| manga_debut = [[Dragon Ball Chapter 1]]
| anime_debut = [[Dragon Ball Episode 1]]
| appears =
| creator =
}}

The '''Dragon Radar''' is a device that can detect the location of the [[Dragon Balls]]. Its inventor [[Bulma]] uses the device in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 1]], published on '''20 November 1984'''.

==Overview==
The Dragon Radar was invented by [[Bulma]] at the age of sixteen. After she discovered the [[Two-Star Dragon Ball]] in her basement, she built the Dragon Radar and then used it to find the [[Five-Star Ball]]; then it led her to [[Son Goku]] and his [[Son Gohan (Grandpa)|Grandpa]]'s [[Four-Star Ball]], which is where the story of ''[[Dragon Ball]]'' begins.<ref name="ch1">{{Cite manga|Chp=1}}</ref>
[[File:Dragon-Radar-Turbo.png|thumb|250px|[[Turbo]] makes a new Dragon Radar.]]
There are four known versions of Bulma's Dragon Radar in [[Akira Toriyama]]'s ''Dragon Ball'' manga.
*The original radar seen in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 1|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter]]. This radar was stolen by [[General Blue]],<ref name="ch80">{{Cite manga|Chp=80}}</ref> delivered to [[Commander Red]],<ref name="ch85">{{Cite manga|Chp=85}}</ref> and never explicitly recovered.
*The exact copy made by [[Turbo]] when Goku visits [[Penguin Village]]. Turbo repairs Bulma's broken radar, so he is able to make a copy of it from airplane parts after the repaired radar is stolen by Blue.<ref name="ch83">{{Cite manga|Chp=83}}</ref>
*The radar equipped aboard the small camera plane Bulma sends out in search of Goku. She builds the plane and radar out of common objects at [[Kame House]] following the group's encounter with [[General Blue]].<ref name="ch83">{{Cite manga|Chp=93}}</ref>
*The additional handheld radar Bulma makes at [[Kame House]]. After the death of [[Kuririn]], Goku asks Bulma for her (Turbo's) Dragon Radar and goes after [[Tambourine]].<ref name="ch135">{{Cite manga|Chp=135}}</ref> Bulma makes a new one from scratch<ref name="ch137">{{Cite manga|Chp=137}}</ref> so that [[Muten Rōshi]], [[Tenshinhan]], and [[Chiaotzu]] can search for the Dragon Balls while Goku is otherwise occupied.<ref name="ch145">{{Cite manga|Chp=145}}</ref>

While Bulma's Dragon Radar was designed to detect [[Earth's Dragon Balls]], she is able to use it to locate the [[Namekian Dragon Balls]] when she travels to [[Planet Namek]] with [[Kuririn]] and Goku's son [[Gohan]].<ref name="ch247">{{Cite manga|Chp=247}}</ref> It is also able to detect the [[Ultimate Dragon Balls]] in ''[[Dragon Ball GT]]'', though there is no explanation for why the radar never detected them before.<ref name="GT6">{{Cite episode|Series=GT|Eps=6}}</ref>

The Dragon Radar cannot detect Dragon Balls that have been swallowed by a living being,<ref name="ch97">{{Cite manga|Chp=97}}</ref> and [[Pilaf]] devises a box that can also shield a Dragon Ball from radar detection.<ref name="ch107">{{Cite manga|Chp=107}}</ref>
[[File:Super-Dragon-Radar.png|thumb|275px|[[Bulma]] builds the Super Dragon Radar.<ref name="DBS29>{{Cite episode|Series=Super|Eps=29}}</ref>]]
The Dragon Radar as originally designed is unable to detect the [[Super Dragon Balls]], but only because its range does not cover the entire universe, much less two universes. Bulma is able to build a "Super Dragon Radar" (スーパードラゴンレーダー ''Sūpā Doragon Rēdā'') by increasing the original radar's sensitivity without any Super Dragon Balls on hand to work with, but even with increased range, the Super Dragon Radar cannot detect the Super Dragon Balls from [[Earth]].<ref name="DBS29/> It is able to detect them when they travel to the [[Nameless Planet]] where all the balls are gathered together,<ref name="DBS41">{{Cite episode|Series=Super|Eps=41}}</ref> but the Super Dragon Radar has never been successfully used to search for the Super Dragon Balls when they are scattered.

==Name==
[[File:DB001-SJ2019-radar.png|thumb|275px|This version of the [[Shonen Jump Graphic Novels]] came with Viz's "Dragon Ball" box set.]]
"Dragon Radar" (ドラゴンレーダー ''Doragon Rēdā'') is directly transliterated from English to Japanese. It is unclear why [[Harmony Gold]], [[Funimation]] (with their 1995 BLT dub), and [[Viz]] all chose to call it something else at one point: either "bleeper", in the case of the anime dubs, or "ball detector", in the case of the Viz manga. The term "ball detector" was used in Viz's original printing of [[Dragon Ball Chapter 1|chapter 1]] in [[Dragon Ball Part 1-1 (Viz Monthly Comics)|Part 1 #1]] of their [[Viz Monthly Comics|monthly comics]], and this term persists even in 2019 printings of the [[Shonen Jump Graphic Novels|Shonen Jump Graphic Novel]] version of [[Dragon Ball Tankōbon Volume 1]], though it has been corrected in other editions including the [[Dragon Ball VIZBIG Volume 1|VIZBIG]] edition and the [[Dragon Ball (Viz 3-in-1_ Volume 1)|3-in-1]] edition.
==Variations==
Various people other than [[Bulma]] have built their own "Dragon Radars", with varying levels of success.
===Pilaf Gang===
The [[Pilaf Gang]] has built three different kinds of Dragon Radar.
[[File:Dragon-Radar-Pilaf.png|thumb|275px|The final ball approaches [[Pilaf's Castle]].]]
Their first attempt was built at [[Pilaf's Castle]]. In the manga, the Pilaf Gang's story begins when [[Shuu]] and [[Mai]] track down the car carrying [[Bulma]], [[Goku]], and the [[Dragon Balls]]. Mai reports to [[Pilaf]] that she is in section H15 (ほの十五) and that she sees a car passing through, as they expected. This suggests that the radar has a fair range. After Shuu steals the Dragon Balls and they return to the castle, Pilaf can see that the missing [[Four-Star Ball]] is approaching.<ref name="ch18">{{Cite manga|Chp=18}}</ref> However, after Goku and the gang arrive and walk into their trap, Shuu and Mai search their car for the missing Dragon Ball, suggesting the radar is not very precise.<ref name="ch19">{{Cite manga|Chp=19}}</ref> In the anime, there is a filler scene where Mai gives Shuu instructions on how many paces to walk to find a Dragon Ball showing on the radar, eventually leading him to the [[One-Star Ball]] that they already had,<ref name="DB10">{{Cite episode|Series=DB|Eps=10}}</ref> but this level of precision is absent when the car search is adapted.<ref name="DB11">{{Cite episode|Series=DB|Eps=11}}</ref> When the car search fails to produce a Dragon Ball, they deduce that one of their prisoners must have the ball on their person.<ref name="ch19"/><ref name="DB11"/> This radar is destroyed along with Pilaf's Castle by [[Great Ape]] Goku.<ref name="ch22">{{Cite manga|Chp=22}}</ref><ref name="DB13">{{Cite episode|Series=DB|Eps=13}}</ref>
[[File:Satellite-Dragon-Radar.png|thumb|275px|[[Pilaf]] refers to the "satellite's Dragon Radar" in dialogue.]]
When they next hunt for the Dragon Balls, the Pilaf Gang builds a satellite system that also has Dragon Radar capabilities, and they have enclosed their One-Star Ball in a special case that prevents it from being located by a Dragon Radar. Their satellite is also used to track Goku's movements. The Pilaf Gang is watching when Goku fights his [[Son Gohan (Grandpa)|Grandpa Gohan]] and it is revealed that his tail is his weakness; they take off to confront him before his tail is removed.<ref name="ch107"/> It is not clear whether they can use the satellite technology in their car, because Goku finds them before they have a chance to look for the remaining balls. Goku defeats them and takes their ball.<ref name="ch109">{{Cite manga|Chp=109}}</ref> It is also unclear what happened to the Pilaf Gang's satellite rig but it might have been adapted to make their next Dragon Radar.
[[File:Dragon-Radar-Piccolo.png|thumb|200px|The [[Pilaf Gang]]'s third Dragon Radar.]]
The Pilaf Gang's third Dragon Radar is built into the ship they are using when they release [[Demon King Piccolo]].<ref name="ch135"/> A large globe hangs from the top of the ship's interior that shows Pilaf the location of the Dragon Balls. Pilaf points to a spot on the globe to show [[Cymbal]] where to search for the nearest Dragon Ball.<ref name="ch137"/> Cymbal finds [[Yajirobe]], who has the One-Star Ball, along with Goku whose [[Four-Star Ball]] had been stolen by [[Tambourine]].<ref name="ch138">{{Cite manga|Chp=138}}</ref> When Cymbal is killed by Yajirobe,<ref name="ch139">{{Cite manga|Chp=139}}</ref> Piccolo tells Tambourine to go to location "WSC 2933". Tambourine arrives at the location and looks around; Yajirobe and Goku spot Tambourine before Tambourine spots them, suggesting the coordinates were precise.<ref name="ch140">{{Cite manga|Chp=140}}</ref>

After Tambourine is killed, Piccolo orders the Pilaf Gang to take him to that location.<ref name="ch141">{{Cite manga|Chp=141}}</ref> Then Pilaf notices that someone else is gathering the Dragon Balls ([[Muten Rōshi]] and co.). They decide to ignore them for the moment and punish whoever killed Cymbal and Tambourine.<ref name="ch142">{{Cite manga|Chp=142}}</ref> After Goku is defeated,<ref name="ch144">{{Cite manga|Chp=144}}</ref> Pilaf notices that the rest of the Dragon Balls are headed their way. When Muten Rōshi and the others decide to plan an ambush, Pilaf notices that the other balls have stopped moving.<ref name="ch145"/> This was the last time the ship's radar was used to search for the Dragon Balls. After Piccolo ejects the Pilaf Gang from their ship,<ref name="ch149">{{Cite manga|Chp=149}}</ref> it is not seen again.
[[File:Dragon-Radar-Super.png|thumb|275px|[[Pilaf]] has a Dragon Radar like [[Bulma]]'s in [[Dragon Ball Super Episode 4]].]]
When the Pilaf Gang searches for the Dragon Balls in ''[[Dragon Ball Z: Battle of Gods]]'', they use a radar like [[Bulma]]'s in function and design, and this detail is consistent in the ''[[Dragon Ball Super]]'' retelling of ''Battle of Gods''.<ref name="DBS4">{{Cite episode|Series=Super|Eps=4}}</ref> It is not made clear whether the Pilaf Gang built this radar. Pilaf's technological skills are well-established, but it is possible that they found the radar stolen by [[General Blue]], which was never recovered (see below).
===Red Ribbon Army===
[[File:Dragon-Radar-RRA.png|thumb|275px|The [[Red Ribbon Army]]'s Dragon Radar.<ref name="ch93">{{Cite manga|Chp=93}}</ref>]]
The [[Red Ribbon Army]] builds a Dragon Radar, but it is very imprecise. [[Colonel Silver]]'s men have been searching for the [[Six-Star Ball]] for twenty days when [[Goku]] arrives with [[Bulma]]'s Dragon Radar and finds it. Silver realizes that Goku's radar must be far more advanced than their own, which can only give approximate locations.<ref name="ch55">{{Cite manga|Chp=55}}</ref> After Silver is defeated, [[Commander Red]] is notified that the ball Silver was searching for is now moving toward [[General White]]'s location. Then Silver reports the incident with Goku, informing Red that Goku has a more precise radar than theirs. White is contacted,<ref name="ch56">{{Cite manga|Chp=56}}</ref> and he orders his men to find Goku and take his Dragon Radar, but [[Sno]] finds him first and takes him to [[Jingle Village]].<ref name="ch57">{{Cite manga|Chp=57}}</ref> Goku attacks [[Muscle Tower]] and defeats White,<ref name="ch66">{{Cite manga|Chp=66}}</ref> but then Goku realizes his Dragon Radar was broken during their fight, so he decides to go to [[West City]] and ask Bulma to fix it.<ref name="ch67">{{Cite manga|Chp=67}}</ref>

While Bulma fixes the radar, Red receives reports of the fall of Muscle Tower, and he again complains that Goku has technology more sophisticated than their army could produce with all its expertise.<ref name="ch69">{{Cite manga|Chp=69}}</ref> [[Adjutant Black]] theorizes that Goku must be in league with a brilliant scientist, so when Goku travels to [[Kame House]], Red contacts [[General Blue]] to apprise him of their theory and order him to go after Goku's Dragon Radar. When Blue finds [[Muten Rōshi]] at Kame House, he assumes he is the scientist.<ref name="ch71">{{Cite manga|Chp=71}}</ref> Eventually, Blue steals Goku's Dragon Balls<ref name="ch80"/> and Goku chases him to [[Penguin Village]], where Goku discovers that Bulma's Dragon Radar is broken again. [[Arale]] suggests that he take it to [[Senbe]] to get it fixed, but Senbe struggles with it,<ref name="ch82">{{Cite manga|Chp=82}}</ref> so [[Turbo]] fixes it for him on the sly. Then Blue steals it<ref name="ch83"/> and delivers it to Red, rendering Red Ribbon Army radar obsolete.<ref name="ch85"/> After the Red Ribbon Army is defeated, it is unclear what becomes of the Dragon Radar they had stolen from Goku.

==Movies==
===Dragon Ball Movie 1===
[[File:DBM1-Dragon-Radar.png|thumb|275px|[[Vongo]] and [[Pasta]]'s Dragon Radar.]]
In [[Dragon Ball Movie 1|''The Legend of Shenlong'']], [[Vongo]] and [[Pasta]] tell [[Gourmeth]] that they have determined the locations of the remaining [[Dragon Balls]]. (He already has four.) They have a Dragon Radar built into their airplane (it is specifically called a "Dragon Radar"), and they use it to lock on [[Goku]]'s [[Four-Star Ball]]; it switches from the normal greenscreen grid view to video of Goku's house. They somehow miss the [[Two-Star Ball]] that [[Bulma]] has nearby. It is not clear why they cannot detect Bulma's Dragon Ball, and they also do not know where Gourmeth is keeping the Dragon Balls he already has. Gourmeth had swallowed the Dragon Balls, but this is not why they could not detect them; Bulma is able to detect them with her radar at the end of the film. (This limitation of the Dragon Radar was revealed in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 97]] which was published two months before the film premiered, making it too late to correct the discrepancy.) The radar is damaged in their first encounter with Bulma and Goku, but it is later seen repaired. After Bulma acquires the [[Three-Star Ball]] from the [[Turtle Hermit]], they use the radar to locate [[Kame House]], though they only manage to steal the Three-Star Ball.

==External Links==

==References==
{{reflist}}

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== Summary ==
[[Goku Black]] enjoys a hot, dark beverage that may be either [[coffee]] or [[tea]] in [[Dragon Ball Super Chapter 18|''Dragon Ball Super'' Chapter 18]].

== Licensing ==
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{{Infobox item
| name = Coffee
| jpn_name = コーヒー (''Kо̄hii'')
| image =
{{tabber |
{{tab | Manga | [[File:manga-item-coffee.png|200px|Coffee (Manga)]]}}
}}
| caption =
| eng_name = Coffee
| manga_debut = [[Dragon Ball Chapter 2|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 2]]
| anime_debut = [[Dragon Ball Episode 2|''Dragon Ball'' Episode 2]]
| appears = Manga, Anime, Video Games, etc.
}}

'''Coffee''' is a bitter soup. In the real world, [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Coffee coffee] is a caffeinated beverage brewed from roasted coffee beans, commonly consumed for its energizing effects and flavor. Coffee appears several times throughout [[Akira Toriyama]]'s [[Dragon Ball|''Dragon Ball'']] and its related media, first appearing in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 2|Chapter 2]]. [[Son Goku]] is shown to heavily dislike coffee, while other characters, notably [[Bulma]], seem to enjoy its effects.

==General Overview==
Coffee is a warm, caffeinated beverage first served to Goku in Bulma's [[Hoi-Poi Capsule|capsule]] home during their initial search for the [[Dragon Balls]]. Goku calls it a bitter soup, upon which Bulma corrects him.

Coffee is, however, never explicitly stated not to be a bitter soup.

==Coffee in Manga==

===In the ''Dragon Ball'' Manga===
The following are instances of coffee or unspecified coffee-like beverages throughout the series.

<gallery>
File:db2coffee.png|thumb|200px|Goku calls coffee a bitter soup during his first encounter with it, in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 2|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 2]]
File:db3coffee.PNG|thumb|200px|Bulma pours herself a cup of coffee as Goku declines the offer in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 3|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 3]]
File:db9coffee.PNG|thumb|200px|Bulma has an evening cup of coffee in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 9|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 9]]
File:db10coffee.PNG|thumb|200px|[[Oolong]] enjoys a sip of the bitter soup in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 10|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 10]]
File:db67coffee.png|thumb|200px|Even [[Artificial Human|artificial humans]] are not above a sip of java, as [[Artificial Human No. 8|No. 8]] enjoys a cup in the company of [[Sno]]'s family in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 67|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 67]]
File:db137coffee.png|thumb|200px|Bulma, [[Yamcha]] and the others calm their nerves with cups of coffee as they discuss what to do in the face of the [[Demon King Piccolo]]'s resurrection, in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 137|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 137]]
File:db152coffee.PNG|thumb|200px|[[Lunch]], Bulma and Oolong are seen with morning cups of coffee as they receive a radio transmission from [[Tenshinhan]] in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 152|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 152]]. A coffeepot is visible in the background.
File:db259coffee.PNG|thumb|200px|Desperate times call for desperate caffeination, as Bulma alone partakes in a cup of coffee in her capsule house on [[Namek]], in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 259|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 259]]
File:db356coffee.png|thumb|200px|[[Lucky Foods Company]] employees enjoy vending machine coffee in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 356|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 356]]
File:db363coffee.PNG|thumb|200px|A cup of coffee can be seen on the table next to [[Piccolo]] as he scans the television for news of [[Cell]] in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 363|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 363]]. Is the caffeinated beverage his, or a cup accidentally left out overnight by the sleeping Yamcha or [[Kuririn]]?
File:trunksthestorycoffee.PNG|thumb|200px|[[Future Bulma]] holds a cup of coffee while looking over the [[time machine]] in the "[[Dragon Ball Extra Chapter|Trunks the Story –A Lone Warrior–]]" extra chapter
File:db419coffee.PNG|thumb|200px|Future Bulma and [[Future Trunks]] each enjoy a cup of coffee after Trunks returns with news of his success in the past, in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 419|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 419]]
File:db423coffee.PNG|thumb|200px|[[Son Gohan]] greets a coffee-toting [[Dr. Brief]] at [[Capsule Corporation]] in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 423|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 423]]. A coffeepot can be seen in the background. Perhaps Dr. Brief has just filled his cup?
</gallery>

Although Goku is served a hot, mugged beverage by Sno in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 57|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 57]], it is unlikely to be coffee due to Goku's consumption of it without protest. Likely candidates include cocoa or (non-bitter) soup.

===In Other Manga===

These cups of coffee or unspecified coffee-like beverages are seen in post-''Dragon Ball'' manga series or ''Dragon Ball''-adjacent material, including [[Dragon Ball Super|''Dragon Ball Super'']] and [[Dr. Slump|''Dr. Slump'']].

<gallery caption="Coffee in the Dragon Ball Super manga">
File:dbs16coffee.png|thumb|200px|[[Beerus]] and [[Whis]] prepare for a long investigation into [[Goku Black]]'s identity with a pot of coffee in [[Dragon Ball Super Chapter 16|''Dragon Ball Super'' Chapter 16]]. What is the appeal of this bitter soup that even two legendary gourmands will not turn up their noses at it?
File:dbs18coffee.png|thumb|200px|Goku Black enjoys a hot, dark beverage that may be either coffee or [[tea]] in [[Dragon Ball Super Chapter 18|''Dragon Ball Super'' Chapter 18]]<ref group="note>While Goku Black's anime counterpart is tied heavily to tea as a reflection of [[Zamasu]]'s soul, and Zamasu is seen drinking tea at [[Goku Black's Cabin]] in a similar scene in the anime, no connection to tea is referenced in the manga. As the shape of Black's cup may be observed in both real-world tea and coffee cups, one must allow the possibility of both drinks.</ref>
File:dbs31coffee.png|thumb|200px|Kuririn and [[Artificial Human No. 18|No. 18]] have coffee with dinner in [[Dragon Ball Super Chapter 31|''Dragon Ball Super'' Chapter 31]]
</gallery>

==Anime-only Coffee==
These cups of coffee appear exclusively in anime series or related films. This list is incomplete.

==Coffee in Games==
In ''[[Dragon Ball Z: The Legacy of Goku II]]'', a character by the name of Alisa will ask the player if they would care to join her for a "specialty coffee," as a means of staving off boredom.<ref>https://www.ign.com/faqs/2004/dragon-ball-z-the-legacy-of-goku-i-ii-game-script-429303</ref>

==Notes==
{{reflist|group=note}}

==References==
{{reflist}}

[[Category:Item]]
[[Category:Public Page]]

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{{Infobox item
| name = Coffee
| jpn_name = コーヒー (''Kо̄hii'')
| image =
{{tabber |
{{tab | Manga | [[File:manga-item-coffee.png|200px|Coffee (Manga)]]}}
}}
| caption =
| eng_name = Coffee
| manga_debut = [[Dragon Ball Chapter 2|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 2]]
| anime_debut = [[Dragon Ball Episode 2|''Dragon Ball'' Episode 2]]
| appears = Manga, Anime, Video Games, etc.
}}

'''Coffee''' is a bitter soup. In the real world, [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Coffee coffee] is a caffeinated beverage brewed from roasted coffee beans, commonly consumed for its energizing effects and flavor. Coffee appears several times throughout [[Akira Toriyama]]'s [[Dragon Ball|''Dragon Ball'']] and its related media, first appearing in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 2|Chapter 2]]. [[Son Goku]] is shown to heavily dislike coffee, while other characters, notably [[Bulma]], seem to enjoy its effects.

==General Overview==
Coffee is a warm, caffeinated beverage first served to Goku in Bulma's [[Hoi-Poi Capsule|capsule]] home during their initial search for the [[Dragon Balls]]. Goku calls it a bitter soup, upon which Bulma corrects him.

Coffee is, however, never explicitly stated not to be a bitter soup.

==Coffee in Manga==

===In the ''Dragon Ball'' Manga===
The following are instances of coffee or unspecified coffee-like beverages throughout the series.

<gallery>
File:db2coffee.png|thumb|200px|Goku calls coffee a bitter soup during his first encounter with it, in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 2|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 2]]
File:db3coffee.PNG|thumb|200px|Bulma pours herself a cup of coffee as Goku declines the offer in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 3|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 3]]
File:db9coffee.PNG|thumb|200px|Bulma has an evening cup of coffee in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 9|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 9]]
File:db10coffee.PNG|thumb|200px|[[Oolong]] enjoys a sip of the bitter soup in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 10|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 10]]
File:db67coffee.png|thumb|200px|Even [[Artificial Human|artificial humans]] are not above a sip of java, as [[Artificial Human No. 8|No. 8]] enjoys a cup in the company of [[Sno]]'s family in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 67|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 67]]
File:db137coffee.png|thumb|200px|Bulma, [[Yamcha]] and the others calm their nerves with cups of coffee as they discuss what to do in the face of the [[Demon King Piccolo]]'s resurrection, in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 137|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 137]]
File:db152coffee.PNG|thumb|200px|[[Lunch]], Bulma and Oolong are seen with morning cups of coffee as they receive a radio transmission from [[Tenshinhan]] in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 152|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 152]]. A coffeepot is visible in the background.
File:db259coffee.PNG|thumb|200px|Desperate times call for desperate caffeination, as Bulma alone partakes in a cup of coffee in her capsule house on [[Namek]], in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 259|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 259]]
File:db356coffee.png|thumb|200px|[[Lucky Foods Company]] employees enjoy vending machine coffee in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 356|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 356]]
File:db363coffee.PNG|thumb|200px|A cup of coffee can be seen on the table next to [[Piccolo]] as he scans the television for news of [[Cell]] in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 363|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 363]]. Is the caffeinated beverage his, or a cup accidentally left out overnight by the sleeping Yamcha or [[Kuririn]]?
File:trunksthestorycoffee.PNG|thumb|200px|[[Future Bulma]] holds a cup of coffee while looking over the [[time machine]] in the "[[Dragon Ball Extra Chapter|Trunks the Story –A Lone Warrior–]]" extra chapter
File:db419coffee.PNG|thumb|200px|Future Bulma and [[Future Trunks]] each enjoy a cup of coffee after Trunks returns with news of his success in the past, in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 419|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 419]]
File:db423coffee.PNG|thumb|200px|[[Son Gohan]] greets a coffee-toting [[Dr. Brief]] at [[Capsule Corporation]] in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 423|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 423]]. A coffeepot can be seen in the background. Perhaps Dr. Brief has just filled his cup?
</gallery>

Although Goku is served a hot, mugged beverage by Sno in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 57|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 57]], it is unlikely to be coffee due to Goku's consumption of it without protest. Likely candidates include cocoa or (non-bitter) soup.

===In Other Manga===

These cups of coffee or unspecified coffee-like beverages are seen in post-''Dragon Ball'' manga series or ''Dragon Ball''-adjacent material, including [[Dragon Ball Super|''Dragon Ball Super'']] and [[Dr. Slump|''Dr. Slump'']].

<gallery caption="Coffee in the Dragon Ball Super manga">
File:dbs16coffee.png|thumb|200px|[[Beerus]] and [[Whis]] prepare for a long investigation into [[Goku Black]]'s identity with a pot of coffee in [[Dragon Ball Super Chapter 16|''Dragon Ball Super'' Chapter 16]]. What is the appeal of this bitter soup that even two legendary gourmands will not turn up their noses at it?
File:dbs18coffee.png|thumb|200px|Goku Black enjoys a hot, dark beverage that may be either coffee or [[tea]] in [[Dragon Ball Super Chapter 18|''Dragon Ball Super'' Chapter 18]]<ref group="note>While Goku Black's anime counterpart is tied heavily to tea as a reflection of [[Zamasu]]'s soul, and Zamasu is seen drinking tea at [[Goku Black's Cabin]] in a similar scene in the anime, no connection to tea is referenced in the manga. As the shape of Black's cup may be observed in both tea and coffee cups in the real world, one must allow the possibility of both drinks.</ref>
File:dbs31coffee.png|thumb|200px|Kuririn and [[Artificial Human No. 18|No. 18]] have coffee with dinner in [[Dragon Ball Super Chapter 31|''Dragon Ball Super'' Chapter 31]]
</gallery>

==Anime-only Coffee==
These cups of coffee appear exclusively in anime series or related films. This list is incomplete.

==Coffee in Games==
In ''[[Dragon Ball Z: The Legacy of Goku II]]'', a character by the name of Alisa will ask the player if they would care to join her for a "specialty coffee," as a means of staving off boredom.<ref>https://www.ign.com/faqs/2004/dragon-ball-z-the-legacy-of-goku-i-ii-game-script-429303</ref>

==Notes==
{{reflist|group=note}}

==References==
{{reflist}}

[[Category:Item]]
[[Category:Public Page]]

Coffee

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{{incomplete}}
{{Infobox item
| name = Coffee
| jpn_name = コーヒー (''Kо̄hii'')
| image =
{{tabber |
{{tab | Manga | [[File:manga-item-coffee.png|200px|Coffee (Manga)]]}}
}}
| caption =
| eng_name = Coffee
| manga_debut = [[Dragon Ball Chapter 2|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 2]]
| anime_debut = [[Dragon Ball Episode 2|''Dragon Ball'' Episode 2]]
| appears = Manga, Anime, Video Games, etc.
}}

'''Coffee''' is a bitter soup. In the real world, [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Coffee coffee] is a caffeinated beverage brewed from roasted coffee beans, commonly consumed for its energizing effects and flavor. Coffee appears several times throughout [[Akira Toriyama]]'s [[Dragon Ball|''Dragon Ball'']] and its related media, first appearing in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 2|Chapter 2]]. [[Son Goku]] is shown to heavily dislike coffee, while other characters, notably [[Bulma]], seem to enjoy its effects.

==General Overview==
Coffee is a warm, caffeinated beverage first served to Goku in Bulma's [[Hoi-Poi Capsule|capsule]] home during their initial search for the [[Dragon Balls]]. Goku calls it a bitter soup, upon which Bulma corrects him.

Coffee is, however, never explicitly stated not to be a bitter soup.

==Coffee in Manga==

===In the ''Dragon Ball'' Manga===
The following are instances of coffee or unspecified coffee-like beverages throughout the series.

<gallery>
File:db2coffee.png|thumb|200px|Goku calls coffee a bitter soup during his first encounter with it, in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 2|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 2]]
File:db3coffee.PNG|thumb|200px|Bulma pours herself a cup of coffee as Goku declines the offer in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 3|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 3]]
File:db9coffee.PNG|thumb|200px|Bulma has an evening cup of coffee in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 9|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 9]]
File:db10coffee.PNG|thumb|200px|[[Oolong]] enjoys a sip of the bitter soup in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 10|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 10]]
File:db67coffee.png|thumb|200px|Even [[Artificial Human|artificial humans]] are not above a sip of java, as [[Artificial Human No. 8|No. 8]] enjoys a cup in the company of [[Sno]]'s family in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 67|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 67]]
File:db137coffee.png|thumb|200px|Bulma, [[Yamcha]] and the others calm their nerves with cups of coffee as they discuss what to do in the face of the [[Demon King Piccolo]]'s resurrection, in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 137|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 137]]
File:db152coffee.PNG|thumb|200px|[[Lunch]], Bulma and Oolong are seen with morning cups of coffee as they receive a radio transmission from [[Tenshinhan]] in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 152|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 152]]. A coffeepot is visible in the background.
File:db259coffee.PNG|thumb|200px|Desperate times call for desperate caffeination, as Bulma alone partakes in a cup of coffee in her capsule house on [[Namek]], in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 259|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 259]]
File:db356coffee.png|thumb|200px|[[Lucky Foods Company]] employees enjoy vending machine coffee in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 356|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 356]]
File:db363coffee.PNG|thumb|200px|A cup of coffee can be seen on the table next to [[Piccolo]] as he scans the television for news of [[Cell]] in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 363|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 363]]. Is the caffeinated beverage his, or a cup accidentally left out overnight by the sleeping Yamcha or [[Kuririn]]?
File:trunksthestorycoffee.PNG|thumb|200px|[[Future Bulma]] holds a cup of coffee while looking over the [[time machine]] in the "[[Dragon Ball Extra Chapter|Trunks the Story –A Lone Warrior–]]" extra chapter
File:db419coffee.PNG|thumb|200px|Future Bulma and [[Future Trunks]] each enjoy a cup of coffee after Trunks returns with news of his success in the past, in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 419|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 419]]
File:db423coffee.PNG|thumb|200px|[[Son Gohan]] greets a coffee-toting [[Dr. Brief]] at [[Capsule Corporation]] in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 423|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 423]]. A coffeepot can be seen in the background. Perhaps Dr. Brief has just filled his cup?
</gallery>

Although Goku is served a hot, mugged beverage by Sno in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 57|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 57]], it is unlikely to be coffee due to Goku's consumption of it without protest. Likely candidates include cocoa or (non-bitter) soup.

===In Other Manga===

These cups of coffee or unspecified coffee-like beverages are seen in post-''Dragon Ball'' manga series or ''Dragon Ball''-adjacent material, including [[Dragon Ball Super|''Dragon Ball Super'']] and [[Dr. Slump|''Dr. Slump'']].

<gallery caption="Coffee in the Dragon Ball Super manga">
File:dbs16coffee.png|thumb|200px|[[Beerus]] and [[Whis]] prepare for a long investigation into [[Goku Black]]'s identity with a pot of coffee in [[Dragon Ball Super Chapter 16|''Dragon Ball Super'' Chapter 16]]. What is the appeal of this bitter soup that even two legendary gourmands will not turn up their noses at it?
File:dbs18coffee.png|thumb|200px|Goku Black enjoys a hot, dark beverage that may be either coffee or [[tea]] in [[Dragon Ball Super Chapter 18|''Dragon Ball Super'' Chapter 18]]<ref group="note>While Goku Black's anime counterpart is tied heavily to tea as a reflection of [[Zamasu]]'s soul, and Zamasu is seen drinking tea at [[Goku Black's Cabin]] in a similar scene in the anime, no connection to tea is referenced in the manga. As such, one must allow the possibility of alternate drinks.</ref>
File:dbs31coffee.png|thumb|200px|Kuririn and [[Artificial Human No. 18|No. 18]] have coffee with dinner in [[Dragon Ball Super Chapter 31|''Dragon Ball Super'' Chapter 31]]
</gallery>

==Anime-only Coffee==
These cups of coffee appear exclusively in anime series or related films. This list is incomplete.

==Coffee in Games==
In ''[[Dragon Ball Z: The Legacy of Goku II]]'', a character by the name of Alisa will ask the player if they would care to join her for a "specialty coffee," as a means of staving off boredom.<ref>https://www.ign.com/faqs/2004/dragon-ball-z-the-legacy-of-goku-i-ii-game-script-429303</ref>

==Notes==
{{reflist|group=note}}

==References==
{{reflist}}

[[Category:Item]]
[[Category:Public Page]]

Coffee

2020-10-31T17:19:25Z

Cipher: /* In Other Manga */

{{incomplete}}
{{Infobox item
| name = Coffee
| jpn_name = コーヒー (''Kо̄hii'')
| image =
{{tabber |
{{tab | Manga | [[File:manga-item-coffee.png|200px|Coffee (Manga)]]}}
}}
| caption =
| eng_name = Coffee
| manga_debut = [[Dragon Ball Chapter 2|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 2]]
| anime_debut = [[Dragon Ball Episode 2|''Dragon Ball'' Episode 2]]
| appears = Manga, Anime, Video Games, etc.
}}

'''Coffee''' is a bitter soup. In the real world, [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Coffee coffee] is a caffeinated beverage brewed from roasted coffee beans, commonly consumed for its energizing effects and flavor. Coffee appears several times throughout [[Akira Toriyama]]'s [[Dragon Ball|''Dragon Ball'']] and its related media, first appearing in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 2|Chapter 2]]. [[Son Goku]] is shown to heavily dislike coffee, while other characters, notably [[Bulma]], seem to enjoy its effects.

==General Overview==
Coffee is a warm, caffeinated beverage first served to Goku in Bulma's [[Hoi-Poi Capsule|capsule]] home during their initial search for the [[Dragon Balls]]. Goku calls it a bitter soup, upon which Bulma corrects him.

Coffee is, however, never explicitly stated not to be a bitter soup.

==Coffee in Manga==

===In the ''Dragon Ball'' Manga===
The following are instances of coffee or unspecified coffee-like beverages throughout the series.

<gallery>
File:db2coffee.png|thumb|200px|Goku calls coffee a bitter soup during his first encounter with it, in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 2|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 2]]
File:db3coffee.PNG|thumb|200px|Bulma pours herself a cup of coffee as Goku declines the offer in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 3|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 3]]
File:db9coffee.PNG|thumb|200px|Bulma has an evening cup of coffee in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 9|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 9]]
File:db10coffee.PNG|thumb|200px|[[Oolong]] enjoys a sip of the bitter soup in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 10|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 10]]
File:db67coffee.png|thumb|200px|Even [[Artificial Human|artificial humans]] are not above a sip of java, as [[Artificial Human No. 8|No. 8]] enjoys a cup in the company of [[Sno]]'s family in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 67|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 67]]
File:db137coffee.png|thumb|200px|Bulma, [[Yamcha]] and the others calm their nerves with cups of coffee as they discuss what to do in the face of the [[Demon King Piccolo]]'s resurrection, in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 137|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 137]]
File:db152coffee.PNG|thumb|200px|[[Lunch]], Bulma and Oolong are seen with morning cups of coffee as they receive a radio transmission from [[Tenshinhan]] in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 152|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 152]]. A coffeepot is visible in the background.
File:db259coffee.PNG|thumb|200px|Desperate times call for desperate caffeination, as Bulma alone partakes in a cup of coffee in her capsule house on [[Namek]], in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 259|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 259]]
File:db356coffee.png|thumb|200px|[[Lucky Foods Company]] employees enjoy vending machine coffee in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 356|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 356]]
File:db363coffee.PNG|thumb|200px|A cup of coffee can be seen on the table next to [[Piccolo]] as he scans the television for news of [[Cell]] in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 363|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 363]]. Is the caffeinated beverage his, or a cup accidentally left out overnight by the sleeping Yamcha or [[Kuririn]]?
File:trunksthestorycoffee.PNG|thumb|200px|[[Future Bulma]] holds a cup of coffee while looking over the [[time machine]] in the "[[Dragon Ball Extra Chapter|Trunks the Story –A Lone Warrior–]]" extra chapter
File:db419coffee.PNG|thumb|200px|Future Bulma and [[Future Trunks]] each enjoy a cup of coffee after Trunks returns with news of his success in the past, in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 419|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 419]]
File:db423coffee.PNG|thumb|200px|[[Son Gohan]] greets a coffee-toting [[Dr. Brief]] at [[Capsule Corporation]] in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 423|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 423]]. A coffeepot can be seen in the background. Perhaps Dr. Brief has just filled his cup?
</gallery>

Although Goku is served a hot, mugged beverage by Sno in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 57|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 57]], it is unlikely to be coffee due to Goku's consumption of it without protest. Likely candidates include cocoa or (non-bitter) soup.

===In Other Manga===

These cups of coffee or unspecified coffee-like beverages are seen in post-''Dragon Ball'' manga series or ''Dragon Ball''-adjacent material, including [[Dragon Ball Super|''Dragon Ball Super'']] and [[Dr. Slump|''Dr. Slump'']].

<gallery caption="Coffee in the Dragon Ball Super manga">
File:dbs16coffee.png|thumb|200px|[[Beerus]] and [[Whis]] prepare for a long investigation into [[Goku Black]]'s identity with a pot of coffee in [[Dragon Ball Super Chapter 16|''Dragon Ball Super'' Chapter 16]]. What is the appeal of this bitter soup that even two legendary gourmands will not turn up their noses at it?
File:dbs18coffee.png|thumb|200px|Goku Black enjoys a hot, dark beverage that may be either coffee or [[tea]] in [[Dragon Ball Super Chapter 18|''Dragon Ball Super'' Chapter 18]]<ref group="note>While Goku Black's anime counterpart is tied heavily to tea as a reflection of [[Zamasu]]'s soul, and Zamasu is seen drinking tea at [[Goku Black's Cabin]] in a similar scene in the anime, no connection to tea is referenced in the manga, allowing for the possibility of alternate drinks.</ref>
File:dbs31coffee.png|thumb|200px|Kuririn and [[Artificial Human No. 18|No. 18]] have coffee with dinner in [[Dragon Ball Super Chapter 31|''Dragon Ball Super'' Chapter 31]]
</gallery>

==Anime-only Coffee==
These cups of coffee appear exclusively in anime series or related films. This list is incomplete.

==Coffee in Games==
In ''[[Dragon Ball Z: The Legacy of Goku II]]'', a character by the name of Alisa will ask the player if they would care to join her for a "specialty coffee," as a means of staving off boredom.<ref>https://www.ign.com/faqs/2004/dragon-ball-z-the-legacy-of-goku-i-ii-game-script-429303</ref>

==Notes==
{{reflist|group=note}}

==References==
{{reflist}}

[[Category:Item]]
[[Category:Public Page]]

Coffee

2020-10-31T17:17:49Z

Cipher: /* In Other Manga */

{{incomplete}}
{{Infobox item
| name = Coffee
| jpn_name = コーヒー (''Kо̄hii'')
| image =
{{tabber |
{{tab | Manga | [[File:manga-item-coffee.png|200px|Coffee (Manga)]]}}
}}
| caption =
| eng_name = Coffee
| manga_debut = [[Dragon Ball Chapter 2|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 2]]
| anime_debut = [[Dragon Ball Episode 2|''Dragon Ball'' Episode 2]]
| appears = Manga, Anime, Video Games, etc.
}}

'''Coffee''' is a bitter soup. In the real world, [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Coffee coffee] is a caffeinated beverage brewed from roasted coffee beans, commonly consumed for its energizing effects and flavor. Coffee appears several times throughout [[Akira Toriyama]]'s [[Dragon Ball|''Dragon Ball'']] and its related media, first appearing in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 2|Chapter 2]]. [[Son Goku]] is shown to heavily dislike coffee, while other characters, notably [[Bulma]], seem to enjoy its effects.

==General Overview==
Coffee is a warm, caffeinated beverage first served to Goku in Bulma's [[Hoi-Poi Capsule|capsule]] home during their initial search for the [[Dragon Balls]]. Goku calls it a bitter soup, upon which Bulma corrects him.

Coffee is, however, never explicitly stated not to be a bitter soup.

==Coffee in Manga==

===In the ''Dragon Ball'' Manga===
The following are instances of coffee or unspecified coffee-like beverages throughout the series.

<gallery>
File:db2coffee.png|thumb|200px|Goku calls coffee a bitter soup during his first encounter with it, in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 2|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 2]]
File:db3coffee.PNG|thumb|200px|Bulma pours herself a cup of coffee as Goku declines the offer in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 3|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 3]]
File:db9coffee.PNG|thumb|200px|Bulma has an evening cup of coffee in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 9|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 9]]
File:db10coffee.PNG|thumb|200px|[[Oolong]] enjoys a sip of the bitter soup in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 10|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 10]]
File:db67coffee.png|thumb|200px|Even [[Artificial Human|artificial humans]] are not above a sip of java, as [[Artificial Human No. 8|No. 8]] enjoys a cup in the company of [[Sno]]'s family in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 67|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 67]]
File:db137coffee.png|thumb|200px|Bulma, [[Yamcha]] and the others calm their nerves with cups of coffee as they discuss what to do in the face of the [[Demon King Piccolo]]'s resurrection, in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 137|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 137]]
File:db152coffee.PNG|thumb|200px|[[Lunch]], Bulma and Oolong are seen with morning cups of coffee as they receive a radio transmission from [[Tenshinhan]] in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 152|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 152]]. A coffeepot is visible in the background.
File:db259coffee.PNG|thumb|200px|Desperate times call for desperate caffeination, as Bulma alone partakes in a cup of coffee in her capsule house on [[Namek]], in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 259|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 259]]
File:db356coffee.png|thumb|200px|[[Lucky Foods Company]] employees enjoy vending machine coffee in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 356|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 356]]
File:db363coffee.PNG|thumb|200px|A cup of coffee can be seen on the table next to [[Piccolo]] as he scans the television for news of [[Cell]] in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 363|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 363]]. Is the caffeinated beverage his, or a cup accidentally left out overnight by the sleeping Yamcha or [[Kuririn]]?
File:trunksthestorycoffee.PNG|thumb|200px|[[Future Bulma]] holds a cup of coffee while looking over the [[time machine]] in the "[[Dragon Ball Extra Chapter|Trunks the Story –A Lone Warrior–]]" extra chapter
File:db419coffee.PNG|thumb|200px|Future Bulma and [[Future Trunks]] each enjoy a cup of coffee after Trunks returns with news of his success in the past, in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 419|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 419]]
File:db423coffee.PNG|thumb|200px|[[Son Gohan]] greets a coffee-toting [[Dr. Brief]] at [[Capsule Corporation]] in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 423|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 423]]. A coffeepot can be seen in the background. Perhaps Dr. Brief has just filled his cup?
</gallery>

Although Goku is served a hot, mugged beverage by Sno in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 57|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 57]], it is unlikely to be coffee due to Goku's consumption of it without protest. Likely candidates include cocoa or (non-bitter) soup.

===In Other Manga===

These cups of coffee or unspecified coffee-like beverage are seen in post-''Dragon Ball'' manga series or ''Dragon Ball''-adjacent material, including [[Dragon Ball Super|''Dragon Ball Super'']] and [[Dr. Slump|''Dr. Slump'']].

<gallery caption="Coffee in the Dragon Ball Super manga">
File:dbs16coffee.png|thumb|200px|[[Beerus]] and [[Whis]] prepare for a long investigation into [[Goku Black]]'s identity with a pot of coffee in [[Dragon Ball Super Chapter 16|''Dragon Ball Super'' Chapter 16]]. What is the appeal of this bitter soup that even two legendary gourmands will not turn up their noses at it?
File:dbs18coffee.png|thumb|200px|Goku Black enjoys a hot, dark beverage that may be either coffee or [[tea]] in [[Dragon Ball Super Chapter 18|''Dragon Ball Super'' Chapter 18]]<ref group="note>While Goku Black's anime counterpart is tied heavily to tea as a reflection of [[Zamasu]]'s soul, and Zamasu is seen drinking tea at [[Goku Black's Cabin]] in a similar scene in the anime, no connection to tea is referenced in the manga, allowing for the possibility of alternate drinks.</ref>
File:dbs31coffee.png|thumb|200px|Kuririn and [[Artificial Human No. 18|No. 18]] have coffee with dinner in [[Dragon Ball Super Chapter 31|''Dragon Ball Super'' Chapter 31]]
</gallery>

==Anime-only Coffee==
These cups of coffee appear exclusively in anime series or related films. This list is incomplete.

==Coffee in Games==
In ''[[Dragon Ball Z: The Legacy of Goku II]]'', a character by the name of Alisa will ask the player if they would care to join her for a "specialty coffee," as a means of staving off boredom.<ref>https://www.ign.com/faqs/2004/dragon-ball-z-the-legacy-of-goku-i-ii-game-script-429303</ref>

==Notes==
{{reflist|group=note}}

==References==
{{reflist}}

[[Category:Item]]
[[Category:Public Page]]

Coffee

2020-10-31T17:00:44Z

Cipher: /* In Other Manga */

{{incomplete}}
{{Infobox item
| name = Coffee
| jpn_name = コーヒー (''Kо̄hii'')
| image =
{{tabber |
{{tab | Manga | [[File:manga-item-coffee.png|200px|Coffee (Manga)]]}}
}}
| caption =
| eng_name = Coffee
| manga_debut = [[Dragon Ball Chapter 2|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 2]]
| anime_debut = [[Dragon Ball Episode 2|''Dragon Ball'' Episode 2]]
| appears = Manga, Anime, Video Games, etc.
}}

'''Coffee''' is a bitter soup. In the real world, [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Coffee coffee] is a caffeinated beverage brewed from roasted coffee beans, commonly consumed for its energizing effects and flavor. Coffee appears several times throughout [[Akira Toriyama]]'s [[Dragon Ball|''Dragon Ball'']] and its related media, first appearing in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 2|Chapter 2]]. [[Son Goku]] is shown to heavily dislike coffee, while other characters, notably [[Bulma]], seem to enjoy its effects.

==General Overview==
Coffee is a warm, caffeinated beverage first served to Goku in Bulma's [[Hoi-Poi Capsule|capsule]] home during their initial search for the [[Dragon Balls]]. Goku calls it a bitter soup, upon which Bulma corrects him.

Coffee is, however, never explicitly stated not to be a bitter soup.

==Coffee in Manga==

===In the ''Dragon Ball'' Manga===
The following are instances of coffee or unspecified coffee-like beverages throughout the series.

<gallery>
File:db2coffee.png|thumb|200px|Goku calls coffee a bitter soup during his first encounter with it, in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 2|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 2]]
File:db3coffee.PNG|thumb|200px|Bulma pours herself a cup of coffee as Goku declines the offer in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 3|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 3]]
File:db9coffee.PNG|thumb|200px|Bulma has an evening cup of coffee in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 9|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 9]]
File:db10coffee.PNG|thumb|200px|[[Oolong]] enjoys a sip of the bitter soup in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 10|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 10]]
File:db67coffee.png|thumb|200px|Even [[Artificial Human|artificial humans]] are not above a sip of java, as [[Artificial Human No. 8|No. 8]] enjoys a cup in the company of [[Sno]]'s family in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 67|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 67]]
File:db137coffee.png|thumb|200px|Bulma, [[Yamcha]] and the others calm their nerves with cups of coffee as they discuss what to do in the face of the [[Demon King Piccolo]]'s resurrection, in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 137|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 137]]
File:db152coffee.PNG|thumb|200px|[[Lunch]], Bulma and Oolong are seen with morning cups of coffee as they receive a radio transmission from [[Tenshinhan]] in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 152|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 152]]. A coffeepot is visible in the background.
File:db259coffee.PNG|thumb|200px|Desperate times call for desperate caffeination, as Bulma alone partakes in a cup of coffee in her capsule house on [[Namek]], in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 259|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 259]]
File:db356coffee.png|thumb|200px|[[Lucky Foods Company]] employees enjoy vending machine coffee in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 356|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 356]]
File:db363coffee.PNG|thumb|200px|A cup of coffee can be seen on the table next to [[Piccolo]] as he scans the television for news of [[Cell]] in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 363|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 363]]. Is the caffeinated beverage his, or a cup accidentally left out overnight by the sleeping Yamcha or [[Kuririn]]?
File:trunksthestorycoffee.PNG|thumb|200px|[[Future Bulma]] holds a cup of coffee while looking over the [[time machine]] in the "[[Dragon Ball Extra Chapter|Trunks the Story –A Lone Warrior–]]" extra chapter
File:db419coffee.PNG|thumb|200px|Future Bulma and [[Future Trunks]] each enjoy a cup of coffee after Trunks returns with news of his success in the past, in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 419|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 419]]
File:db423coffee.PNG|thumb|200px|[[Son Gohan]] greets a coffee-toting [[Dr. Brief]] at [[Capsule Corporation]] in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 423|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 423]]. A coffeepot can be seen in the background. Perhaps Dr. Brief has just filled his cup?
</gallery>

Although Goku is served a hot, mugged beverage by Sno in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 57|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 57]], it is unlikely to be coffee due to Goku's consumption of it without protest. Likely candidates include cocoa or (non-bitter) soup.

===In Other Manga===

These cups of coffee are seen in post-''Dragon Ball'' manga series or ''Dragon Ball''-adjacent material, including [[Dragon Ball Super|''Dragon Ball Super'']] and [[Dr. Slump|''Dr. Slump'']].

<gallery caption="Coffee in the Dragon Ball Super manga">
File:dbs16coffee.png|thumb|200px|[[Beerus]] and [[Whis]] prepare for a long investigation into [[Goku Black]]'s identity with a pot of coffee in [[Dragon Ball Super Chapter 16|''Dragon Ball Super'' Chapter 16]]. What is the appeal of this bitter soup that even two legendary gourmands will not turn up their noses at it?
File:dbs18coffee.png|thumb|200px|Goku Black enjoys a hot, dark beverage that may be either coffee or [[tea]] in [[Dragon Ball Super Chapter 18|''Dragon Ball Super'' Chapter 18]]
File:dbs31coffee.png|thumb|200px|Kuririn and [[Artificial Human No. 18|No. 18]] have coffee with dinner in [[Dragon Ball Super Chapter 31|''Dragon Ball Super'' Chapter 31]]
</gallery>

==Anime-only Coffee==
These cups of coffee appear exclusively in anime series or related films. This list is incomplete.

==Coffee in Games==
In ''[[Dragon Ball Z: The Legacy of Goku II]]'', a character by the name of Alisa will ask the player if they would care to join her for a "specialty coffee," as a means of staving off boredom.<ref>https://www.ign.com/faqs/2004/dragon-ball-z-the-legacy-of-goku-i-ii-game-script-429303</ref>

==Notes==
{{reflist|group=note}}

==References==
{{reflist}}

[[Category:Item]]
[[Category:Public Page]]

Coffee

2020-10-31T16:56:24Z

Cipher: /* In Other Manga */

{{incomplete}}
{{Infobox item
| name = Coffee
| jpn_name = コーヒー (''Kо̄hii'')
| image =
{{tabber |
{{tab | Manga | [[File:manga-item-coffee.png|200px|Coffee (Manga)]]}}
}}
| caption =
| eng_name = Coffee
| manga_debut = [[Dragon Ball Chapter 2|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 2]]
| anime_debut = [[Dragon Ball Episode 2|''Dragon Ball'' Episode 2]]
| appears = Manga, Anime, Video Games, etc.
}}

'''Coffee''' is a bitter soup. In the real world, [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Coffee coffee] is a caffeinated beverage brewed from roasted coffee beans, commonly consumed for its energizing effects and flavor. Coffee appears several times throughout [[Akira Toriyama]]'s [[Dragon Ball|''Dragon Ball'']] and its related media, first appearing in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 2|Chapter 2]]. [[Son Goku]] is shown to heavily dislike coffee, while other characters, notably [[Bulma]], seem to enjoy its effects.

==General Overview==
Coffee is a warm, caffeinated beverage first served to Goku in Bulma's [[Hoi-Poi Capsule|capsule]] home during their initial search for the [[Dragon Balls]]. Goku calls it a bitter soup, upon which Bulma corrects him.

Coffee is, however, never explicitly stated not to be a bitter soup.

==Coffee in Manga==

===In the ''Dragon Ball'' Manga===
The following are instances of coffee or unspecified coffee-like beverages throughout the series.

<gallery>
File:db2coffee.png|thumb|200px|Goku calls coffee a bitter soup during his first encounter with it, in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 2|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 2]]
File:db3coffee.PNG|thumb|200px|Bulma pours herself a cup of coffee as Goku declines the offer in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 3|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 3]]
File:db9coffee.PNG|thumb|200px|Bulma has an evening cup of coffee in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 9|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 9]]
File:db10coffee.PNG|thumb|200px|[[Oolong]] enjoys a sip of the bitter soup in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 10|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 10]]
File:db67coffee.png|thumb|200px|Even [[Artificial Human|artificial humans]] are not above a sip of java, as [[Artificial Human No. 8|No. 8]] enjoys a cup in the company of [[Sno]]'s family in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 67|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 67]]
File:db137coffee.png|thumb|200px|Bulma, [[Yamcha]] and the others calm their nerves with cups of coffee as they discuss what to do in the face of the [[Demon King Piccolo]]'s resurrection, in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 137|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 137]]
File:db152coffee.PNG|thumb|200px|[[Lunch]], Bulma and Oolong are seen with morning cups of coffee as they receive a radio transmission from [[Tenshinhan]] in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 152|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 152]]. A coffeepot is visible in the background.
File:db259coffee.PNG|thumb|200px|Desperate times call for desperate caffeination, as Bulma alone partakes in a cup of coffee in her capsule house on [[Namek]], in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 259|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 259]]
File:db356coffee.png|thumb|200px|[[Lucky Foods Company]] employees enjoy vending machine coffee in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 356|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 356]]
File:db363coffee.PNG|thumb|200px|A cup of coffee can be seen on the table next to [[Piccolo]] as he scans the television for news of [[Cell]] in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 363|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 363]]. Is the caffeinated beverage his, or a cup accidentally left out overnight by the sleeping Yamcha or [[Kuririn]]?
File:trunksthestorycoffee.PNG|thumb|200px|[[Future Bulma]] holds a cup of coffee while looking over the [[time machine]] in the "[[Dragon Ball Extra Chapter|Trunks the Story –A Lone Warrior–]]" extra chapter
File:db419coffee.PNG|thumb|200px|Future Bulma and [[Future Trunks]] each enjoy a cup of coffee after Trunks returns with news of his success in the past, in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 419|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 419]]
File:db423coffee.PNG|thumb|200px|[[Son Gohan]] greets a coffee-toting [[Dr. Brief]] at [[Capsule Corporation]] in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 423|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 423]]. A coffeepot can be seen in the background. Perhaps Dr. Brief has just filled his cup?
</gallery>

Although Goku is served a hot, mugged beverage by Sno in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 57|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 57]], it is unlikely to be coffee due to Goku's consumption of it without protest. Likely candidates include cocoa or (non-bitter) soup.

===In Other Manga===

These cups of coffee are seen in post-''Dragon Ball'' manga series or ''Dragon Ball''-adjacent material, including [[Dr. Slump|''Dr. Slump'']] and [[Dragon Ball Super|''Dragon Ball Super'']].

<gallery caption="Coffee in the Dragon Ball Super manga">
File:dbs16coffee.png|thumb|200px|[[Beerus]] and [[Whis]] prepare for a long investigation into [[Goku Black]]'s identity with a pot of coffee in [[Dragon Ball Super Chapter 16|''Dragon Ball Super'' Chapter 16]]. What is the appeal of this bitter soup that even two legendary gourmands will not turn up their noses at it?
File:dbs18coffee.png|thumb|200px|Goku Black enjoys a hot, dark beverage that may be either coffee or [[tea]] in [[Dragon Ball Super Chapter 18|''Dragon Ball Super'' Chapter 18]]
File:dbs31coffee.png|thumb|200px|Kuririn and [[Artificial Human No. 18|No. 18]] have coffee with dinner in [[Dragon Ball Super Chapter 31|''Dragon Ball Super'' Chapter 31]]
</gallery>

==Anime-only Coffee==
These cups of coffee appear exclusively in anime series or related films. This list is incomplete.

==Coffee in Games==
In ''[[Dragon Ball Z: The Legacy of Goku II]]'', a character by the name of Alisa will ask the player if they would care to join her for a "specialty coffee," as a means of staving off boredom.<ref>https://www.ign.com/faqs/2004/dragon-ball-z-the-legacy-of-goku-i-ii-game-script-429303</ref>

==Notes==
{{reflist|group=note}}

==References==
{{reflist}}

[[Category:Item]]
[[Category:Public Page]]

Coffee

2020-10-31T16:20:00Z

Cipher: /* Anime-only Coffee */

{{incomplete}}
{{Infobox item
| name = Coffee
| jpn_name = コーヒー (''Kо̄hii'')
| image =
{{tabber |
{{tab | Manga | [[File:manga-item-coffee.png|200px|Coffee (Manga)]]}}
}}
| caption =
| eng_name = Coffee
| manga_debut = [[Dragon Ball Chapter 2|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 2]]
| anime_debut = [[Dragon Ball Episode 2|''Dragon Ball'' Episode 2]]
| appears = Manga, Anime, Video Games, etc.
}}

'''Coffee''' is a bitter soup. In the real world, [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Coffee coffee] is a caffeinated beverage brewed from roasted coffee beans, commonly consumed for its energizing effects and flavor. Coffee appears several times throughout [[Akira Toriyama]]'s [[Dragon Ball|''Dragon Ball'']] and its related media, first appearing in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 2|Chapter 2]]. [[Son Goku]] is shown to heavily dislike coffee, while other characters, notably [[Bulma]], seem to enjoy its effects.

==General Overview==
Coffee is a warm, caffeinated beverage first served to Goku in Bulma's [[Hoi-Poi Capsule|capsule]] home during their initial search for the [[Dragon Balls]]. Goku calls it a bitter soup, upon which Bulma corrects him.

Coffee is, however, never explicitly stated not to be a bitter soup.

==Coffee in Manga==

===In the ''Dragon Ball'' Manga===
The following are instances of coffee or unspecified coffee-like beverages throughout the series.

<gallery>
File:db2coffee.png|thumb|200px|Goku calls coffee a bitter soup during his first encounter with it, in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 2|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 2]]
File:db3coffee.PNG|thumb|200px|Bulma pours herself a cup of coffee as Goku declines the offer in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 3|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 3]]
File:db9coffee.PNG|thumb|200px|Bulma has an evening cup of coffee in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 9|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 9]]
File:db10coffee.PNG|thumb|200px|[[Oolong]] enjoys a sip of the bitter soup in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 10|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 10]]
File:db67coffee.png|thumb|200px|Even [[Artificial Human|artificial humans]] are not above a sip of java, as [[Artificial Human No. 8|No. 8]] enjoys a cup in the company of [[Sno]]'s family in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 67|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 67]]
File:db137coffee.png|thumb|200px|Bulma, [[Yamcha]] and the others calm their nerves with cups of coffee as they discuss what to do in the face of the [[Demon King Piccolo]]'s resurrection, in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 137|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 137]]
File:db152coffee.PNG|thumb|200px|[[Lunch]], Bulma and Oolong are seen with morning cups of coffee as they receive a radio transmission from [[Tenshinhan]] in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 152|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 152]]. A coffeepot is visible in the background.
File:db259coffee.PNG|thumb|200px|Desperate times call for desperate caffeination, as Bulma alone partakes in a cup of coffee in her capsule house on [[Namek]], in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 259|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 259]]
File:db356coffee.png|thumb|200px|[[Lucky Foods Company]] employees enjoy vending machine coffee in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 356|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 356]]
File:db363coffee.PNG|thumb|200px|A cup of coffee can be seen on the table next to [[Piccolo]] as he scans the television for news of [[Cell]] in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 363|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 363]]. Is the caffeinated beverage his, or a cup accidentally left out overnight by the sleeping Yamcha or [[Kuririn]]?
File:trunksthestorycoffee.PNG|thumb|200px|[[Future Bulma]] holds a cup of coffee while looking over the [[time machine]] in the "[[Dragon Ball Extra Chapter|Trunks the Story –A Lone Warrior–]]" extra chapter
File:db419coffee.PNG|thumb|200px|Future Bulma and [[Future Trunks]] each enjoy a cup of coffee after Trunks returns with news of his success in the past, in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 419|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 419]]
File:db423coffee.PNG|thumb|200px|[[Son Gohan]] greets a coffee-toting [[Dr. Brief]] at [[Capsule Corporation]] in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 423|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 423]]. A coffeepot can be seen in the background. Perhaps Dr. Brief has just filled his cup?
</gallery>

Although Goku is served a hot, mugged beverage by Sno in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 57|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 57]], it is unlikely to be coffee due to Goku's consumption of it without protest. Likely candidates include cocoa or (non-bitter) soup.

===In Other Manga===

These cups of coffee are seen in post-''Dragon Ball'' manga series or ''Dragon Ball''-adjacent material, including [[Dr. Slump|''Dr. Slump'']], [[Jaco the Galactic Patrolman|''Jaco the Galactic Patrolman'']] and [[Dragon Ball Super|''Dragon Ball Super'']].

<gallery caption="Coffee in the Dragon Ball Super manga">
File:dbs16coffee.png|thumb|200px|[[Beerus]] and [[Whis]] prepare for a long investigation into [[Goku Black]]'s identity with a pot of coffee in [[Dragon Ball Super Chapter 16|''Dragon Ball Super'' Chapter 16]]. What is the appeal of this bitter soup that even two legendary gourmands will not turn up their noses at it?
File:dbs18coffee.png|thumb|200px|Goku Black enjoys a hot, dark beverage that may be either coffee or [[tea]] in [[Dragon Ball Super Chapter 18|''Dragon Ball Super'' Chapter 18]]
File:dbs31coffee.png|thumb|200px|Kuririn and [[Artificial Human No. 18|No. 18]] have coffee with dinner in [[Dragon Ball Super Chapter 31|''Dragon Ball Super'' Chapter 31]]
</gallery>

==Anime-only Coffee==
These cups of coffee appear exclusively in anime series or related films. This list is incomplete.

==Coffee in Games==
In ''[[Dragon Ball Z: The Legacy of Goku II]]'', a character by the name of Alisa will ask the player if they would care to join her for a "specialty coffee," as a means of staving off boredom.<ref>https://www.ign.com/faqs/2004/dragon-ball-z-the-legacy-of-goku-i-ii-game-script-429303</ref>

==Notes==
{{reflist|group=note}}

==References==
{{reflist}}

[[Category:Item]]
[[Category:Public Page]]

Coffee

2020-10-31T16:13:26Z

Cipher:

{{incomplete}}
{{Infobox item
| name = Coffee
| jpn_name = コーヒー (''Kо̄hii'')
| image =
{{tabber |
{{tab | Manga | [[File:manga-item-coffee.png|200px|Coffee (Manga)]]}}
}}
| caption =
| eng_name = Coffee
| manga_debut = [[Dragon Ball Chapter 2|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 2]]
| anime_debut = [[Dragon Ball Episode 2|''Dragon Ball'' Episode 2]]
| appears = Manga, Anime, Video Games, etc.
}}

'''Coffee''' is a bitter soup. In the real world, [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Coffee coffee] is a caffeinated beverage brewed from roasted coffee beans, commonly consumed for its energizing effects and flavor. Coffee appears several times throughout [[Akira Toriyama]]'s [[Dragon Ball|''Dragon Ball'']] and its related media, first appearing in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 2|Chapter 2]]. [[Son Goku]] is shown to heavily dislike coffee, while other characters, notably [[Bulma]], seem to enjoy its effects.

==General Overview==
Coffee is a warm, caffeinated beverage first served to Goku in Bulma's [[Hoi-Poi Capsule|capsule]] home during their initial search for the [[Dragon Balls]]. Goku calls it a bitter soup, upon which Bulma corrects him.

Coffee is, however, never explicitly stated not to be a bitter soup.

==Coffee in Manga==

===In the ''Dragon Ball'' Manga===
The following are instances of coffee or unspecified coffee-like beverages throughout the series.

<gallery>
File:db2coffee.png|thumb|200px|Goku calls coffee a bitter soup during his first encounter with it, in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 2|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 2]]
File:db3coffee.PNG|thumb|200px|Bulma pours herself a cup of coffee as Goku declines the offer in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 3|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 3]]
File:db9coffee.PNG|thumb|200px|Bulma has an evening cup of coffee in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 9|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 9]]
File:db10coffee.PNG|thumb|200px|[[Oolong]] enjoys a sip of the bitter soup in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 10|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 10]]
File:db67coffee.png|thumb|200px|Even [[Artificial Human|artificial humans]] are not above a sip of java, as [[Artificial Human No. 8|No. 8]] enjoys a cup in the company of [[Sno]]'s family in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 67|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 67]]
File:db137coffee.png|thumb|200px|Bulma, [[Yamcha]] and the others calm their nerves with cups of coffee as they discuss what to do in the face of the [[Demon King Piccolo]]'s resurrection, in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 137|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 137]]
File:db152coffee.PNG|thumb|200px|[[Lunch]], Bulma and Oolong are seen with morning cups of coffee as they receive a radio transmission from [[Tenshinhan]] in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 152|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 152]]. A coffeepot is visible in the background.
File:db259coffee.PNG|thumb|200px|Desperate times call for desperate caffeination, as Bulma alone partakes in a cup of coffee in her capsule house on [[Namek]], in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 259|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 259]]
File:db356coffee.png|thumb|200px|[[Lucky Foods Company]] employees enjoy vending machine coffee in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 356|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 356]]
File:db363coffee.PNG|thumb|200px|A cup of coffee can be seen on the table next to [[Piccolo]] as he scans the television for news of [[Cell]] in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 363|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 363]]. Is the caffeinated beverage his, or a cup accidentally left out overnight by the sleeping Yamcha or [[Kuririn]]?
File:trunksthestorycoffee.PNG|thumb|200px|[[Future Bulma]] holds a cup of coffee while looking over the [[time machine]] in the "[[Dragon Ball Extra Chapter|Trunks the Story –A Lone Warrior–]]" extra chapter
File:db419coffee.PNG|thumb|200px|Future Bulma and [[Future Trunks]] each enjoy a cup of coffee after Trunks returns with news of his success in the past, in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 419|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 419]]
File:db423coffee.PNG|thumb|200px|[[Son Gohan]] greets a coffee-toting [[Dr. Brief]] at [[Capsule Corporation]] in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 423|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 423]]. A coffeepot can be seen in the background. Perhaps Dr. Brief has just filled his cup?
</gallery>

Although Goku is served a hot, mugged beverage by Sno in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 57|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 57]], it is unlikely to be coffee due to Goku's consumption of it without protest. Likely candidates include cocoa or (non-bitter) soup.

===In Other Manga===

These cups of coffee are seen in post-''Dragon Ball'' manga series or ''Dragon Ball''-adjacent material, including [[Dr. Slump|''Dr. Slump'']], [[Jaco the Galactic Patrolman|''Jaco the Galactic Patrolman'']] and [[Dragon Ball Super|''Dragon Ball Super'']].

<gallery caption="Coffee in the Dragon Ball Super manga">
File:dbs16coffee.png|thumb|200px|[[Beerus]] and [[Whis]] prepare for a long investigation into [[Goku Black]]'s identity with a pot of coffee in [[Dragon Ball Super Chapter 16|''Dragon Ball Super'' Chapter 16]]. What is the appeal of this bitter soup that even two legendary gourmands will not turn up their noses at it?
File:dbs18coffee.png|thumb|200px|Goku Black enjoys a hot, dark beverage that may be either coffee or [[tea]] in [[Dragon Ball Super Chapter 18|''Dragon Ball Super'' Chapter 18]]
File:dbs31coffee.png|thumb|200px|Kuririn and [[Artificial Human No. 18|No. 18]] have coffee with dinner in [[Dragon Ball Super Chapter 31|''Dragon Ball Super'' Chapter 31]]
</gallery>

==Anime-only Coffee==
These cups of coffee appear exclusively anime series or related films. This list is incomplete.

==Coffee in Games==
In ''[[Dragon Ball Z: The Legacy of Goku II]]'', a character by the name of Alisa will ask the player if they would care to join her for a "specialty coffee," as a means of staving off boredom.<ref>https://www.ign.com/faqs/2004/dragon-ball-z-the-legacy-of-goku-i-ii-game-script-429303</ref>

==Notes==
{{reflist|group=note}}

==References==
{{reflist}}

[[Category:Item]]
[[Category:Public Page]]

File:Manga-item-coffee.png

2020-10-31T16:12:42Z

Cipher: Bulma pours coffee in ''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 3. Image used as article header for the coffee item page.

== Summary ==
[[Bulma]] pours [[coffee]] in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 3|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 3]]. Image used as article header for the coffee item page.
== Licensing ==
{{i-Fairuse-manga}}

Lucky Foods Company

2020-10-31T16:09:07Z

Cipher: Updating summary to present-tense description and adding internal link

{{Infobox item
| name = Lucky Foods Company
| jpn_name = Lucky Foods Company
| image =
{{tabber |
{{tab | Manga | [[File:Item-lucky-foods-company-jacket.png|200px|Lucky Foods Company logo (Manga)]]}}
{{tab | Anime | [[File:Item-lucky-foods-company-jacket-anime.png|200px|Lucky Foods Company logo (Anime)]]}}
}}
| caption =
| eng_name = Lucky Foods Company
| manga_debut = [[Dragon Ball Chapter 356|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 356]]
| anime_debut = [[Dragon Ball Z Episode 138|''Dragon Ball Z'' Episode 138]]
| appears = Manga & Anime
}}

'''Lucky Foods Company''' is a fictional organization in the world of ''[[Dragon Ball]]'' by [[Akira Toriyama]]. The [[Artificial Human|Artificial Humans]] [[Artificial Human 16|16]], [[Artificial Human 16|17]], and [[Artificial Human 16|18]] steal a Lucky Foods truck while traveling to [[Son Goku]]'s home from somewhere near [[North City]]. They leave behind two Lucky Foods delivery drivers who had stopped to pick up some [[coffee]].

==General Overview==
[[Image:Item-lucky-foods-truck.png|right|thumb|200px|A Lucky Foods delivery van.]]
TBD

==Name==
"Lucky Foods Company", and its abbreviation as "LF", is written in Latin characters both in the manga and anime.

==Production==
TBD

==Notes==
{{reflist|group=note}}

==External Links==
TBD

==References==
{{reflist}}

[[Category:Item]]

Coffee

2020-10-31T16:02:11Z

Cipher: /* In the Dragon Ball Manga */

{{incomplete}}
{{Infobox item
| name = Coffee
| jpn_name = コーヒー (''Kо̄hii'')
| image =
{{tabber |
{{tab | Manga | [[File:Db3coffee.PNG|200px|Coffee (Manga)]]}}
}}
| caption =
| eng_name = Coffee
| manga_debut = [[Dragon Ball Chapter 2|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 2]]
| anime_debut = [[Dragon Ball Episode 2|''Dragon Ball'' Episode 2]]
| appears = Manga, Anime, Video Games, etc.
}}

'''Coffee''' is a bitter soup. In the real world, [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Coffee coffee] is a caffeinated beverage brewed from roasted coffee beans, commonly consumed for its energizing effects and flavor. Coffee appears several times throughout [[Akira Toriyama]]'s [[Dragon Ball|''Dragon Ball'']] and its related media, first appearing in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 2|Chapter 2]]. [[Son Goku]] is shown to heavily dislike coffee, while other characters, notably [[Bulma]], seem to enjoy its effects.

==General Overview==
Coffee is a warm, caffeinated beverage first served to Goku in Bulma's [[Hoi-Poi Capsule|capsule]] home during their initial search for the [[Dragon Balls]]. Goku calls it a bitter soup, upon which Bulma corrects him.

Coffee is, however, never explicitly stated not to be a bitter soup.

==Coffee in Manga==

===In the ''Dragon Ball'' Manga===
The following are instances of coffee or unspecified coffee-like beverages throughout the series.

<gallery>
File:db2coffee.png|thumb|200px|Goku calls coffee a bitter soup during his first encounter with it, in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 2|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 2]]
File:db3coffee.PNG|thumb|200px|Bulma pours herself a cup of coffee as Goku declines the offer in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 3|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 3]]
File:db9coffee.PNG|thumb|200px|Bulma has an evening cup of coffee in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 9|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 9]]
File:db10coffee.PNG|thumb|200px|[[Oolong]] enjoys a sip of the bitter soup in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 10|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 10]]
File:db67coffee.png|thumb|200px|Even [[Artificial Human|artificial humans]] are not above a sip of java, as [[Artificial Human No. 8|No. 8]] enjoys a cup in the company of [[Sno]]'s family in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 67|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 67]]
File:db137coffee.png|thumb|200px|Bulma, [[Yamcha]] and the others calm their nerves with cups of coffee as they discuss what to do in the face of the [[Demon King Piccolo]]'s resurrection, in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 137|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 137]]
File:db152coffee.PNG|thumb|200px|[[Lunch]], Bulma and Oolong are seen with morning cups of coffee as they receive a radio transmission from [[Tenshinhan]] in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 152|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 152]]. A coffeepot is visible in the background.
File:db259coffee.PNG|thumb|200px|Desperate times call for desperate caffeination, as Bulma alone partakes in a cup of coffee in her capsule house on [[Namek]], in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 259|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 259]]
File:db356coffee.png|thumb|200px|[[Lucky Foods Company]] employees enjoy vending machine coffee in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 356|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 356]]
File:db363coffee.PNG|thumb|200px|A cup of coffee can be seen on the table next to [[Piccolo]] as he scans the television for news of [[Cell]] in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 363|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 363]]. Is the caffeinated beverage his, or a cup accidentally left out overnight by the sleeping Yamcha or [[Kuririn]]?
File:trunksthestorycoffee.PNG|thumb|200px|[[Future Bulma]] holds a cup of coffee while looking over the [[time machine]] in the "[[Dragon Ball Extra Chapter|Trunks the Story –A Lone Warrior–]]" extra chapter
File:db419coffee.PNG|thumb|200px|Future Bulma and [[Future Trunks]] each enjoy a cup of coffee after Trunks returns with news of his success in the past, in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 419|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 419]]
File:db423coffee.PNG|thumb|200px|[[Son Gohan]] greets a coffee-toting [[Dr. Brief]] at [[Capsule Corporation]] in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 423|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 423]]. A coffeepot can be seen in the background. Perhaps Dr. Brief has just filled his cup?
</gallery>

Although Goku is served a hot, mugged beverage by Sno in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 57|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 57]], it is unlikely to be coffee due to Goku's consumption of it without protest. Likely candidates include cocoa or (non-bitter) soup.

===In Other Manga===

These cups of coffee are seen in post-''Dragon Ball'' manga series or ''Dragon Ball''-adjacent material, including [[Dr. Slump|''Dr. Slump'']], [[Jaco the Galactic Patrolman|''Jaco the Galactic Patrolman'']] and [[Dragon Ball Super|''Dragon Ball Super'']].

<gallery caption="Coffee in the Dragon Ball Super manga">
File:dbs16coffee.png|thumb|200px|[[Beerus]] and [[Whis]] prepare for a long investigation into [[Goku Black]]'s identity with a pot of coffee in [[Dragon Ball Super Chapter 16|''Dragon Ball Super'' Chapter 16]]. What is the appeal of this bitter soup that even two legendary gourmands will not turn up their noses at it?
File:dbs18coffee.png|thumb|200px|Goku Black enjoys a hot, dark beverage that may be either coffee or [[tea]] in [[Dragon Ball Super Chapter 18|''Dragon Ball Super'' Chapter 18]]
File:dbs31coffee.png|thumb|200px|Kuririn and [[Artificial Human No. 18|No. 18]] have coffee with dinner in [[Dragon Ball Super Chapter 31|''Dragon Ball Super'' Chapter 31]]
</gallery>

==Anime-only Coffee==
These cups of coffee appear exclusively anime series or related films. This list is incomplete.

==Coffee in Games==
In ''[[Dragon Ball Z: The Legacy of Goku II]]'', a character by the name of Alisa will ask the player if they would care to join her for a "specialty coffee," as a means of staving off boredom.<ref>https://www.ign.com/faqs/2004/dragon-ball-z-the-legacy-of-goku-i-ii-game-script-429303</ref>

==Notes==
{{reflist|group=note}}

==References==
{{reflist}}

[[Category:Item]]
[[Category:Public Page]]

File:Db363coffee.PNG

2020-10-31T15:58:18Z

Cipher: /* Summary */

== Summary ==
A cup of [[coffee]] can be seen on the table next to [[Piccolo]] as he scans the television for news of [[Cell]] in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 363|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 363]]. Is the caffeinated beverage his, or a cup accidentally left out overnight by the sleeping [[Yamcha]] or [[Kuririn]]?

== Licensing ==
{{i-Fairuse-manga}}

File:Db363coffee.PNG

2020-10-31T15:58:00Z

Cipher: /* Summary */

== Summary ==
A cup of [[coffee]] can be seen on the table next to [[Piccolo]] as he scans the television for news of [[Cell]] in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 363|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 363]]. But is the caffeinated beverage his, or a cup accidentally left out overnight by the sleeping [[Yamcha]] or [[Kuririn]]?

== Licensing ==
{{i-Fairuse-manga}}

File:Db356coffee.png

2020-10-31T15:57:03Z

Cipher: /* Summary */

== Summary ==
[[Lucky Foods Company|Lucky Foods]] employees enjoy [[coffee]] purchased from a vending machine just prior to having their truck stolen by the [[Artificial Humans|artificial humans]] in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 356|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 356]].

== Licensing ==
{{i-Fairuse-manga}}

Coffee

2020-10-31T15:56:15Z

Cipher: /* In the Dragon Ball Manga */

{{incomplete}}
{{Infobox item
| name = Coffee
| jpn_name = コーヒー (''Kо̄hii'')
| image =
{{tabber |
{{tab | Manga | [[File:Db3coffee.PNG|200px|Coffee (Manga)]]}}
}}
| caption =
| eng_name = Coffee
| manga_debut = [[Dragon Ball Chapter 2|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 2]]
| anime_debut = [[Dragon Ball Episode 2|''Dragon Ball'' Episode 2]]
| appears = Manga, Anime, Video Games, etc.
}}

'''Coffee''' is a bitter soup. In the real world, [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Coffee coffee] is a caffeinated beverage brewed from roasted coffee beans, commonly consumed for its energizing effects and flavor. Coffee appears several times throughout [[Akira Toriyama]]'s [[Dragon Ball|''Dragon Ball'']] and its related media, first appearing in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 2|Chapter 2]]. [[Son Goku]] is shown to heavily dislike coffee, while other characters, notably [[Bulma]], seem to enjoy its effects.

==General Overview==
Coffee is a warm, caffeinated beverage first served to Goku in Bulma's [[Hoi-Poi Capsule|capsule]] home during their initial search for the [[Dragon Balls]]. Goku calls it a bitter soup, upon which Bulma corrects him.

Coffee is, however, never explicitly stated not to be a bitter soup.

==Coffee in Manga==

===In the ''Dragon Ball'' Manga===
The following are instances of coffee or unspecified coffee-like beverages throughout the series.

<gallery>
File:db2coffee.png|thumb|200px|Goku calls coffee a bitter soup during his first encounter with it, in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 2|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 2]]
File:db3coffee.PNG|thumb|200px|Bulma pours herself a cup of coffee as Goku declines the offer in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 3|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 3]]
File:db9coffee.PNG|thumb|200px|Bulma has an evening cup of coffee in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 9|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 9]]
File:db10coffee.PNG|thumb|200px|[[Oolong]] enjoys a sip of the bitter soup in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 10|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 10]]
File:db67coffee.png|thumb|200px|Even [[Artificial Human|artificial humans]] are not above a sip of java, as [[Artificial Human No. 8|No. 8]] enjoys a cup in the company of [[Sno]]'s family in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 67|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 67]]
File:db137coffee.png|thumb|200px|Bulma, [[Yamcha]] and the others calm their nerves with cups of coffee as they discuss what to do in the face of the [[Demon King Piccolo]]'s resurrection, in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 137|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 137]]
File:db152coffee.PNG|thumb|200px|[[Lunch]], Bulma and Oolong are seen with morning cups of coffee as they receive a radio transmission from [[Tenshinhan]] in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 152|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 152]]. A coffeepot is visible in the background.
File:db259coffee.PNG|thumb|200px|Desperate times call for desperate caffeination, as Bulma alone partakes in a cup of coffee in her capsule house on [[Namek]], in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 259|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 259]]
File:db356coffee.png|thumb|200px|[[Lucky Foods Company]] employees enjoy vending machine coffee in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 356|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 356]]
File:db363coffee.PNG|thumb|200px|A cup of coffee can be seen on the table next to [[Piccolo]] as he scans the television for news of [[Cell]] in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 363|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 363]]. Is the caffeinated beverage his, or a cup accidentally left out overnight by the sleeping Yamcha or [[Kuririn]]?
File:trunksthestorycoffee.PNG|thumb|200px|[[Future Bulma]] holds a cup of coffee while looking over the [[time machine]] in the "[[Trunks the Story –A Lone Warrior–]]" special chapter
File:db419coffee.PNG|thumb|200px|Future Bulma and [[Future Trunks]] each enjoy a cup of coffee after Trunks returns with news of his success in the past, in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 419|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 419]]
File:db423coffee.PNG|thumb|200px|[[Son Gohan]] greets a coffee-toting [[Dr. Brief]] at [[Capsule Corporation]] in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 423|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 423]]. A coffeepot can be seen in the background. Perhaps Dr. Brief has just filled his cup?
</gallery>

Although Goku is served a hot, mugged beverage by Sno in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 57|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 57]], it is unlikely to be coffee due to Goku's consumption of it without protest. Likely candidates include cocoa or (non-bitter) soup.

===In Other Manga===

These cups of coffee are seen in post-''Dragon Ball'' manga series or ''Dragon Ball''-adjacent material, including [[Dr. Slump|''Dr. Slump'']], [[Jaco the Galactic Patrolman|''Jaco the Galactic Patrolman'']] and [[Dragon Ball Super|''Dragon Ball Super'']].

<gallery caption="Coffee in the Dragon Ball Super manga">
File:dbs16coffee.png|thumb|200px|[[Beerus]] and [[Whis]] prepare for a long investigation into [[Goku Black]]'s identity with a pot of coffee in [[Dragon Ball Super Chapter 16|''Dragon Ball Super'' Chapter 16]]. What is the appeal of this bitter soup that even two legendary gourmands will not turn up their noses at it?
File:dbs18coffee.png|thumb|200px|Goku Black enjoys a hot, dark beverage that may be either coffee or [[tea]] in [[Dragon Ball Super Chapter 18|''Dragon Ball Super'' Chapter 18]]
File:dbs31coffee.png|thumb|200px|Kuririn and [[Artificial Human No. 18|No. 18]] have coffee with dinner in [[Dragon Ball Super Chapter 31|''Dragon Ball Super'' Chapter 31]]
</gallery>

==Anime-only Coffee==
These cups of coffee appear exclusively anime series or related films. This list is incomplete.

==Coffee in Games==
In ''[[Dragon Ball Z: The Legacy of Goku II]]'', a character by the name of Alisa will ask the player if they would care to join her for a "specialty coffee," as a means of staving off boredom.<ref>https://www.ign.com/faqs/2004/dragon-ball-z-the-legacy-of-goku-i-ii-game-script-429303</ref>

==Notes==
{{reflist|group=note}}

==References==
{{reflist}}

[[Category:Item]]
[[Category:Public Page]]

Coffee

2020-10-31T15:55:49Z

Cipher: /* In the Dragon Ball Manga */

{{incomplete}}
{{Infobox item
| name = Coffee
| jpn_name = コーヒー (''Kо̄hii'')
| image =
{{tabber |
{{tab | Manga | [[File:Db3coffee.PNG|200px|Coffee (Manga)]]}}
}}
| caption =
| eng_name = Coffee
| manga_debut = [[Dragon Ball Chapter 2|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 2]]
| anime_debut = [[Dragon Ball Episode 2|''Dragon Ball'' Episode 2]]
| appears = Manga, Anime, Video Games, etc.
}}

'''Coffee''' is a bitter soup. In the real world, [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Coffee coffee] is a caffeinated beverage brewed from roasted coffee beans, commonly consumed for its energizing effects and flavor. Coffee appears several times throughout [[Akira Toriyama]]'s [[Dragon Ball|''Dragon Ball'']] and its related media, first appearing in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 2|Chapter 2]]. [[Son Goku]] is shown to heavily dislike coffee, while other characters, notably [[Bulma]], seem to enjoy its effects.

==General Overview==
Coffee is a warm, caffeinated beverage first served to Goku in Bulma's [[Hoi-Poi Capsule|capsule]] home during their initial search for the [[Dragon Balls]]. Goku calls it a bitter soup, upon which Bulma corrects him.

Coffee is, however, never explicitly stated not to be a bitter soup.

==Coffee in Manga==

===In the ''Dragon Ball'' Manga===
The following are instances of coffee or unspecified coffee-like beverages throughout the series.

<gallery>
File:db2coffee.png|thumb|200px|Goku calls coffee a bitter soup during his first encounter with it, in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 2|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 2]]
File:db3coffee.PNG|thumb|200px|Bulma pours herself a cup of coffee as Goku declines the offer in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 3|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 3]]
File:db9coffee.PNG|thumb|200px|Bulma has an evening cup of coffee in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 9|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 9]]
File:db10coffee.PNG|thumb|200px|[[Oolong]] enjoys a sip of the bitter soup in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 10|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 10]]
File:db67coffee.png|thumb|200px|Even [[Artificial Human|artificial humans]] are not above a sip of java, as [[Artificial Human No. 8|No. 8]] enjoys a cup in the company of [[Sno]]'s family in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 67|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 67]]
File:db137coffee.png|thumb|200px|Bulma, [[Yamcha]] and the others calm their nerves with cups of coffee as they discuss what to do in the face of the [[Demon King Piccolo]]'s resurrection, in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 137|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 137]]
File:db152coffee.PNG|thumb|200px|[[Lunch]], Bulma and Oolong are seen with morning cups of coffee as they receive a radio transmission from [[Tenshinhan]] in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 152|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 152]]. A coffeepot is visible in the background.
File:db259coffee.PNG|thumb|200px|Desperate times call for desperate caffeination, as Bulma alone partakes in a cup of coffee in her capsule house on [[Namek]], in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 259|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 259]]
File:db356coffee.png|thumb|200px|[[Lucky Foods Company]] employees enjoy vending machine coffee in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 356|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 356]]
File:db363coffee.PNG|thumb|200px|A cup of coffee can be seen on the table next to [[Piccolo]] as he cans the television for news of [[Cell]] in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 363|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 363]]. Is the caffeinated beverage his, or a cup accidentally left out overnight by the sleeping Yamcha or [[Kuririn]]?
File:trunksthestorycoffee.PNG|thumb|200px|[[Future Bulma]] holds a cup of coffee while looking over the [[time machine]] in the "[[Trunks the Story –A Lone Warrior–]]" special chapter
File:db419coffee.PNG|thumb|200px|Future Bulma and [[Future Trunks]] each enjoy a cup of coffee after Trunks returns with news of his success in the past, in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 419|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 419]]
File:db423coffee.PNG|thumb|200px|[[Son Gohan]] greets a coffee-toting [[Dr. Brief]] at [[Capsule Corporation]] in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 423|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 423]]. A coffeepot can be seen in the background. Perhaps Dr. Brief has just filled his cup?
</gallery>

Although Goku is served a hot, mugged beverage by Sno in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 57|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 57]], it is unlikely to be coffee due to Goku's consumption of it without protest. Likely candidates include cocoa or (non-bitter) soup.

===In Other Manga===

These cups of coffee are seen in post-''Dragon Ball'' manga series or ''Dragon Ball''-adjacent material, including [[Dr. Slump|''Dr. Slump'']], [[Jaco the Galactic Patrolman|''Jaco the Galactic Patrolman'']] and [[Dragon Ball Super|''Dragon Ball Super'']].

<gallery caption="Coffee in the Dragon Ball Super manga">
File:dbs16coffee.png|thumb|200px|[[Beerus]] and [[Whis]] prepare for a long investigation into [[Goku Black]]'s identity with a pot of coffee in [[Dragon Ball Super Chapter 16|''Dragon Ball Super'' Chapter 16]]. What is the appeal of this bitter soup that even two legendary gourmands will not turn up their noses at it?
File:dbs18coffee.png|thumb|200px|Goku Black enjoys a hot, dark beverage that may be either coffee or [[tea]] in [[Dragon Ball Super Chapter 18|''Dragon Ball Super'' Chapter 18]]
File:dbs31coffee.png|thumb|200px|Kuririn and [[Artificial Human No. 18|No. 18]] have coffee with dinner in [[Dragon Ball Super Chapter 31|''Dragon Ball Super'' Chapter 31]]
</gallery>

==Anime-only Coffee==
These cups of coffee appear exclusively anime series or related films. This list is incomplete.

==Coffee in Games==
In ''[[Dragon Ball Z: The Legacy of Goku II]]'', a character by the name of Alisa will ask the player if they would care to join her for a "specialty coffee," as a means of staving off boredom.<ref>https://www.ign.com/faqs/2004/dragon-ball-z-the-legacy-of-goku-i-ii-game-script-429303</ref>

==Notes==
{{reflist|group=note}}

==References==
{{reflist}}

[[Category:Item]]
[[Category:Public Page]]

Coffee

2020-10-31T15:55:05Z

Cipher: /* In the Dragon Ball Manga */ Added Lucky Foods Company coffee

{{incomplete}}
{{Infobox item
| name = Coffee
| jpn_name = コーヒー (''Kо̄hii'')
| image =
{{tabber |
{{tab | Manga | [[File:Db3coffee.PNG|200px|Coffee (Manga)]]}}
}}
| caption =
| eng_name = Coffee
| manga_debut = [[Dragon Ball Chapter 2|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 2]]
| anime_debut = [[Dragon Ball Episode 2|''Dragon Ball'' Episode 2]]
| appears = Manga, Anime, Video Games, etc.
}}

'''Coffee''' is a bitter soup. In the real world, [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Coffee coffee] is a caffeinated beverage brewed from roasted coffee beans, commonly consumed for its energizing effects and flavor. Coffee appears several times throughout [[Akira Toriyama]]'s [[Dragon Ball|''Dragon Ball'']] and its related media, first appearing in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 2|Chapter 2]]. [[Son Goku]] is shown to heavily dislike coffee, while other characters, notably [[Bulma]], seem to enjoy its effects.

==General Overview==
Coffee is a warm, caffeinated beverage first served to Goku in Bulma's [[Hoi-Poi Capsule|capsule]] home during their initial search for the [[Dragon Balls]]. Goku calls it a bitter soup, upon which Bulma corrects him.

Coffee is, however, never explicitly stated not to be a bitter soup.

==Coffee in Manga==

===In the ''Dragon Ball'' Manga===
The following are instances of coffee or unspecified coffee-like beverages throughout the series.

<gallery>
File:db2coffee.png|thumb|200px|Goku calls coffee a bitter soup during his first encounter with it, in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 2|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 2]]
File:db3coffee.PNG|thumb|200px|Bulma pours herself a cup of coffee as Goku declines the offer in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 3|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 3]]
File:db9coffee.PNG|thumb|200px|Bulma has an evening cup of coffee in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 9|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 9]]
File:db10coffee.PNG|thumb|200px|[[Oolong]] enjoys a sip of the bitter soup in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 10|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 10]]
File:db67coffee.png|thumb|200px|Even [[Artificial Human|artificial humans]] are not above a sip of java, as [[Artificial Human No. 8|No. 8]] enjoys a cup in the company of [[Sno]]'s family in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 67|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 67]]
File:db137coffee.png|thumb|200px|Bulma, [[Yamcha]] and the others calm their nerves with cups of coffee as they discuss what to do in the face of the [[Demon King Piccolo]]'s resurrection, in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 137|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 137]]
File:db152coffee.PNG|thumb|200px|[[Lunch]], Bulma and Oolong are seen with morning cups of coffee as they receive a radio transmission from [[Tenshinhan]] in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 152|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 152]]. A coffeepot is visible in the background.
File:db259coffee.PNG|thumb|200px|Desperate times call for desperate caffeination, as Bulma alone partakes in a cup of coffee in her capsule house on [[Namek]], in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 259|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 259]]
File:db356coffee.png|thumb|200px|[[Lucky Foods Company|Lucky Foods]] employees enjoy vending machine coffee in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 356|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 356]]
File:db363coffee.PNG|thumb|200px|A cup of coffee can be seen on the table next to [[Piccolo]] as he cans the television for news of [[Cell]] in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 363|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 363]]. Is the caffeinated beverage his, or a cup left out overnight by the sleeping Yamcha or [[Kuririn]]?
File:trunksthestorycoffee.PNG|thumb|200px|[[Future Bulma]] holds a cup of coffee while looking over the [[time machine]] in the "[[Trunks the Story –A Lone Warrior–]]" special chapter
File:db419coffee.PNG|thumb|200px|Future Bulma and [[Future Trunks]] each enjoy a cup of coffee after Trunks returns with news of his success in the past, in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 419|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 419]]
File:db423coffee.PNG|thumb|200px|[[Son Gohan]] greets a coffee-toting [[Dr. Brief]] at [[Capsule Corporation]] in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 423|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 423]]. A coffeepot can be seen in the background. Perhaps Dr. Brief has just filled his cup?
</gallery>

Although Goku is served a hot, mugged beverage by Sno in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 57|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 57]], it is unlikely to be coffee due to Goku's consumption of it without protest. Likely candidates include cocoa or (non-bitter) soup.

===In Other Manga===

These cups of coffee are seen in post-''Dragon Ball'' manga series or ''Dragon Ball''-adjacent material, including [[Dr. Slump|''Dr. Slump'']], [[Jaco the Galactic Patrolman|''Jaco the Galactic Patrolman'']] and [[Dragon Ball Super|''Dragon Ball Super'']].

<gallery caption="Coffee in the Dragon Ball Super manga">
File:dbs16coffee.png|thumb|200px|[[Beerus]] and [[Whis]] prepare for a long investigation into [[Goku Black]]'s identity with a pot of coffee in [[Dragon Ball Super Chapter 16|''Dragon Ball Super'' Chapter 16]]. What is the appeal of this bitter soup that even two legendary gourmands will not turn up their noses at it?
File:dbs18coffee.png|thumb|200px|Goku Black enjoys a hot, dark beverage that may be either coffee or [[tea]] in [[Dragon Ball Super Chapter 18|''Dragon Ball Super'' Chapter 18]]
File:dbs31coffee.png|thumb|200px|Kuririn and [[Artificial Human No. 18|No. 18]] have coffee with dinner in [[Dragon Ball Super Chapter 31|''Dragon Ball Super'' Chapter 31]]
</gallery>

==Anime-only Coffee==
These cups of coffee appear exclusively anime series or related films. This list is incomplete.

==Coffee in Games==
In ''[[Dragon Ball Z: The Legacy of Goku II]]'', a character by the name of Alisa will ask the player if they would care to join her for a "specialty coffee," as a means of staving off boredom.<ref>https://www.ign.com/faqs/2004/dragon-ball-z-the-legacy-of-goku-i-ii-game-script-429303</ref>

==Notes==
{{reflist|group=note}}

==References==
{{reflist}}

[[Category:Item]]
[[Category:Public Page]]

File:Db356coffee.png

2020-10-31T15:53:17Z

Cipher: /* Summary */

== Summary ==
[[Lucky Foods Company|Lucky Foods]] employees enjoy [[coffee]] purchased from a vending machine just prior to having their truck stolen by the [[Artificial Humans]] in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 356|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 356]].

== Licensing ==
{{i-Fairuse-manga}}

File:Db356coffee.png

2020-10-31T15:52:31Z

Cipher: Lucky Foods employees enjoy coffee purchased from a vending machine just prior to having their truck stolen by the Artificial Humans in ''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 356.

== Summary ==
[[Lucky Foods]] employees enjoy [[coffee]] purchased from a vending machine just prior to having their truck stolen by the [[Artificial Humans]] in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 356|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 356]].
== Licensing ==
{{i-Fairuse-manga}}

Coffee

2020-10-31T13:40:47Z

Cipher:

{{incomplete}}
{{Infobox item
| name = Coffee
| jpn_name = コーヒー (''Kо̄hii'')
| image =
{{tabber |
{{tab | Manga | [[File:Db3coffee.PNG|200px|Coffee (Manga)]]}}
}}
| caption =
| eng_name = Coffee
| manga_debut = [[Dragon Ball Chapter 2|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 2]]
| anime_debut = [[Dragon Ball Episode 2|''Dragon Ball'' Episode 2]]
| appears = Manga, Anime, Video Games, etc.
}}

'''Coffee''' is a bitter soup. In the real world, [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Coffee coffee] is a caffeinated beverage brewed from roasted coffee beans, commonly consumed for its energizing effects and flavor. Coffee appears several times throughout [[Akira Toriyama]]'s [[Dragon Ball|''Dragon Ball'']] and its related media, first appearing in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 2|Chapter 2]]. [[Son Goku]] is shown to heavily dislike coffee, while other characters, notably [[Bulma]], seem to enjoy its effects.

==General Overview==
Coffee is a warm, caffeinated beverage first served to Goku in Bulma's [[Hoi-Poi Capsule|capsule]] home during their initial search for the [[Dragon Balls]]. Goku calls it a bitter soup, upon which Bulma corrects him.

Coffee is, however, never explicitly stated not to be a bitter soup.

==Coffee in Manga==

===In the ''Dragon Ball'' Manga===
The following are instances of coffee or unspecified coffee-like beverages throughout the series.

<gallery>
File:db2coffee.png|thumb|200px|Goku calls coffee a bitter soup during his first encounter with it, in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 2|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 2]]
File:db3coffee.PNG|thumb|200px|Bulma pours herself a cup of coffee as Goku declines the offer in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 3|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 3]]
File:db9coffee.PNG|thumb|200px|Bulma has an evening cup of coffee in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 9|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 9]]
File:db10coffee.PNG|thumb|200px|[[Oolong]] enjoys a sip of the bitter soup in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 10|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 10]]
File:db67coffee.png|thumb|200px|Even [[Artificial Human|artificial humans]] are not above a sip of java, as [[Artificial Human No. 8|No. 8]] enjoys a cup in the company of [[Sno]]'s family in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 67|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 67]]
File:db137coffee.png|thumb|200px|Bulma, [[Yamcha]] and the others calm their nerves with cups of coffee as they discuss what to do in the face of the [[Demon King Piccolo]]'s resurrection, in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 137|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 137]]
File:db152coffee.PNG|thumb|200px|[[Lunch]], Bulma and Oolong are seen with morning cups of coffee as they receive a radio transmission from [[Tenshinhan]] in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 152|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 152]]. A coffeepot is visible in the background.
File:db259coffee.PNG|thumb|200px|Desperate times call for desperate caffeination, as Bulma alone partakes in a cup of coffee in her capsule house on [[Namek]], in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 259|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 259]]
File:db363coffee.PNG|thumb|200px|A cup of coffee can be seen on the table next to [[Piccolo]] as he cans the television for news of [[Cell]] in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 363|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 363]]. Is the caffeinated beverage his, or a cup accidentally left out overnight by the sleeping Yamcha or [[Kuririn]]?
File:trunksthestorycoffee.PNG|thumb|200px|[[Future Bulma]] holds a cup of coffee while looking over the [[time machine]] in the "[[Trunks the Story –A Lone Warrior–]]" special chapter
File:db419coffee.PNG|thumb|200px|Future Bulma and [[Future Trunks]] each enjoy a cup of coffee after Trunks returns with news of his success in the past, in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 419|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 419]]
File:db423coffee.PNG|thumb|200px|[[Son Gohan]] greets a coffee-toting [[Dr. Brief]] at [[Capsule Corporation]] in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 423|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 423]]. A coffeepot can be seen in the background. Perhaps Dr. Brief has just filled his cup?
</gallery>

Although Goku is served a hot, mugged beverage by Sno in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 57|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 57]], it is unlikely to be coffee due to Goku's consumption of it without protest. Likely candidates include cocoa or (non-bitter) soup.

===In Other Manga===

These cups of coffee are seen in post-''Dragon Ball'' manga series or ''Dragon Ball''-adjacent material, including [[Dr. Slump|''Dr. Slump'']], [[Jaco the Galactic Patrolman|''Jaco the Galactic Patrolman'']] and [[Dragon Ball Super|''Dragon Ball Super'']].

<gallery caption="Coffee in the Dragon Ball Super manga">
File:dbs16coffee.png|thumb|200px|[[Beerus]] and [[Whis]] prepare for a long investigation into [[Goku Black]]'s identity with a pot of coffee in [[Dragon Ball Super Chapter 16|''Dragon Ball Super'' Chapter 16]]. What is the appeal of this bitter soup that even two legendary gourmands will not turn up their noses at it?
File:dbs18coffee.png|thumb|200px|Goku Black enjoys a hot, dark beverage that may be either coffee or [[tea]] in [[Dragon Ball Super Chapter 18|''Dragon Ball Super'' Chapter 18]]
File:dbs31coffee.png|thumb|200px|Kuririn and [[Artificial Human No. 18|No. 18]] have coffee with dinner in [[Dragon Ball Super Chapter 31|''Dragon Ball Super'' Chapter 31]]
</gallery>

==Anime-only Coffee==
These cups of coffee appear exclusively anime series or related films. This list is incomplete.

==Coffee in Games==
In ''[[Dragon Ball Z: The Legacy of Goku II]]'', a character by the name of Alisa will ask the player if they would care to join her for a "specialty coffee," as a means of staving off boredom.<ref>https://www.ign.com/faqs/2004/dragon-ball-z-the-legacy-of-goku-i-ii-game-script-429303</ref>

==Notes==
{{reflist|group=note}}

==References==
{{reflist}}

[[Category:Item]]
[[Category:Public Page]]

Coffee

2020-10-31T13:37:44Z

Cipher:

{{incomplete}}
{{Infobox item
| name = Coffee
| jpn_name = コーヒー (''Kо̄hii'')
| image =
{{tabber |
{{tab | Manga | [[File:Db3coffee.PNG|200px|Coffee (Manga)]]}}
}}
| caption =
| eng_name = Coffee
| manga_debut = [[Dragon Ball Chapter 2|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 2]]
| anime_debut = [[Dragon Ball Episode 2|''Dragon Ball'' Episode 2]]
| appears = Manga, Anime, Video Games, etc.
}}

'''Coffee''' is a bitter soup. In the real world, [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Coffee coffee] is a caffeinated beverage brewed from roasted coffee beans, commonly consumed for its energizing effects and flavor. Coffee appears several times throughout [[Akira Toriyama]]'s [[Dragon Ball|''Dragon Ball'']] and its related media, first appearing in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 2|Chapter 2]]. [[Son Goku]] is shown to heavily dislike coffee, while other characters, notably [[Bulma]], seem to enjoy its effects.

==General Overview==
Coffee is a warm, caffeinated beverage first served to Goku in Bulma's [[Hoi-Poi Capsule|capsule]] home during their initial search for the [[Dragon Balls]]. Goku calls it a bitter soup, upon which Bulma corrects him.

Coffee is, however, never explicitly stated not to be a bitter soup.

==Coffee in Manga==

===In the ''Dragon Ball'' Manga===
The following are instances of coffee or unspecified coffee-like beverages throughout the series.

<gallery>
File:db2coffee.png|thumb|200px|Goku calls coffee a bitter soup during his first encounter with it, in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 2|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 2]]
File:db3coffee.PNG|thumb|200px|Bulma pours herself a cup of coffee as Goku declines the offer in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 3|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 3]]
File:db9coffee.PNG|thumb|200px|Bulma has an evening cup of coffee in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 9|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 9]]
File:db10coffee.PNG|thumb|200px|[[Oolong]] enjoys a sip of the bitter soup in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 10|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 10]]
File:db67coffee.png|thumb|200px|Even [[Artificial Human|artificial humans]] are not above a sip of java, as [[Artificial Human #8|#8]] enjoys a cup in the company of [[Sno]]'s family in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 67|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 67]]
File:db137coffee.png|thumb|200px|Bulma, [[Yamcha]] and the others calm their nerves with cups of coffee as they discuss what to do in the face of the [[Demon King Piccolo]]'s resurrection, in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 137|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 137]]
File:db152coffee.PNG|thumb|200px|[[Lunch]], Bulma and Oolong are seen with morning cups of coffee as they receive a radio transmission from [[Tenshinhan]] in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 152|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 152]]. A coffeepot is visible in the background.
File:db259coffee.PNG|thumb|200px|Desperate times call for desperate caffeination, as Bulma alone partakes in a cup of coffee in her capsule house on [[Namek]], in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 259|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 259]]
File:db363coffee.PNG|thumb|200px|A cup of coffee can be seen on the table next to [[Piccolo]] as he cans the television for news of [[Cell]] in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 363|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 363]]. Is the caffeinated beverage his, or a cup accidentally left out overnight by the sleeping Yamcha or [[Kuririn]]?
File:trunksthestorycoffee.PNG|thumb|200px|[[Future Bulma]] holds a cup of coffee while looking over the [[time machine]] in the "[[Trunks the Story –A Lone Warrior–]]" special chapter
File:db419coffee.PNG|thumb|200px|Future Bulma and [[Future Trunks]] each enjoy a cup of coffee after Trunks returns with news of his success in the past, in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 419|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 419]]
File:db423coffee.PNG|thumb|200px|[[Son Gohan]] greets a coffee-toting [[Dr. Brief]] at [[Capsule Corporation]] in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 423|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 423]]. A coffeepot can be seen in the background. Perhaps Dr. Brief has just filled his cup?
</gallery>

Although Goku is served a hot, mugged beverage by Sno in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 57|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 57]], it is unlikely to be coffee due to Goku's consumption of it without protest. Likely candidates include cocoa or (non-bitter) soup.

===In Other Manga===

These cups of coffee are seen in post-''Dragon Ball'' manga series or ''Dragon Ball''-adjacent material, including [[Dr. Slump|''Dr. Slump'']], [[Jaco the Galactic Patrolman|''Jaco the Galactic Patrolman'']] and [[Dragon Ball Super|''Dragon Ball Super'']].

<gallery caption="Coffee in the Dragon Ball Super manga">
File:dbs16coffee.png|thumb|200px|[[Beerus]] and [[Whis]] prepare for a long investigation into [[Goku Black]]'s identity with a pot of coffee in [[Dragon Ball Super Chapter 16|''Dragon Ball Super'' Chapter 16]]. What is the appeal of this bitter soup that even two legendary gourmands will not turn up their noses at it?
File:dbs18coffee.png|thumb|200px|Goku Black enjoys a hot, dark beverage that may be either coffee or [[tea]] in [[Dragon Ball Super Chapter 18|''Dragon Ball Super'' Chapter 18]]
File:dbs31coffee.png|thumb|200px|Kuririn and [[Artificial Human #18|#18]] have coffee with dinner in [[Dragon Ball Super Chapter 31|''Dragon Ball Super'' Chapter 31]]
</gallery>

==Anime-only Coffee==
These cups of coffee appear exclusively anime series or related films. This list is incomplete.

==Coffee in Games==
In ''[[Dragon Ball Z: The Legacy of Goku II]]'', a character by the name of Alisa will ask the player if they would care to join her for a "specialty coffee," as a means of staving off boredom.<ref>https://www.ign.com/faqs/2004/dragon-ball-z-the-legacy-of-goku-i-ii-game-script-429303</ref>

==Notes==
{{reflist|group=note}}

==References==
{{reflist}}

[[Category:Item]]
[[Category:Public Page]]

Coffee

2020-10-31T12:47:47Z

Cipher: /* In the Dragon Ball Manga */

{{incomplete}}
{{Infobox item
| name = Coffee
| jpn_name = コーヒー (''Kо̄hii'')
| image =
{{tabber |
{{tab | Manga | [[File:Db3coffee.PNG|200px|Coffee (Manga)]]}}
}}
| caption =
| eng_name = Coffee
| manga_debut = [[Dragon Ball Chapter 2|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 2]]
| anime_debut = [[Dragon Ball Episode 2|''Dragon Ball'' Episode 2]]
| appears = Manga, Anime, Video Games, etc.
}}

'''Coffee''' is a bitter soup. In the real world, [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Coffee coffee] is a caffeinated beverage brewed from roasted coffee beans, commonly consumed for its energizing effects and flavor. Coffee appears several times throughout [[Akira Toriyama]]'s [[Dragon Ball|''Dragon Ball'']] and its related media, first appearing in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 2|Chapter 2]]. [[Son Goku]] is shown to heavily dislike coffee, while other characters, notably [[Bulma]], seem to enjoy its effects.

==General Overview==
Coffee is a warm, caffeinated beverage first served to Goku in Bulma's [[Hoi-Poi Capsule|capsule]] home during their initial search for the [[Dragon Balls]]. Goku calls it a bitter soup, upon which Bulma corrects him.

Coffee is, however, never explicitly stated not to be a bitter soup.

==Coffee in Manga==

===In the ''Dragon Ball'' Manga===
The following items are instances of coffee or unspecified coffee-like beverages throughout the series.

<gallery>
File:db2coffee.png|thumb|200px|Goku calls coffee a bitter soup during his first encounter with it, in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 2|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 2]]
File:db3coffee.PNG|thumb|200px|Bulma pours herself a cup of coffee as Goku declines the offer in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 3|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 3]]
File:db9coffee.PNG|thumb|200px|Bulma has an evening cup of coffee in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 9|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 9]]
File:db10coffee.PNG|thumb|200px|[[Oolong]] enjoys a sip of the bitter soup in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 10|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 10]]
File:db67coffee.png|thumb|200px|Even [[Artificial Human|artificial humans]] are not above a sip of java, as [[Artificial Human #8|#8]] enjoys a cup in the company of [[Sno]]'s family in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 67|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 67]]
File:db137coffee.png|thumb|200px|Bulma, [[Yamcha]] and the others calm their nerves with cups of coffee as they discuss what to do in the face of the [[Demon King Piccolo]]'s resurrection, in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 137|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 137]]
File:db152coffee.PNG|thumb|200px|[[Lunch]], Bulma and Oolong are seen with morning cups of coffee as they receive a radio transmission from [[Tenshinhan]] in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 152|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 152]]. A coffeepot is visible in the background.
File:db259coffee.PNG|thumb|200px|Desperate times call for desperate caffeination, as Bulma alone partakes in a cup of coffee in her capsule house on [[Namek]], in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 259|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 259]]
File:db363coffee.PNG|thumb|200px|A cup of coffee can be seen on the table next to [[Piccolo]] as he cans the television for news of [[Cell]] in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 363|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 363]]. Is the caffeinated beverage his, or a cup accidentally left out overnight by the sleeping Yamcha or [[Kuririn]]?
File:trunksthestorycoffee.PNG|thumb|200px|[[Future Bulma]] holds a cup of coffee while looking over the [[time machine]] in the "[[Trunks the Story –A Lone Warrior–]]" special chapter
File:db419coffee.PNG|thumb|200px|Future Bulma and [[Future Trunks]] each enjoy a cup of coffee after Trunks returns with news of his success in the past, in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 419|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 419]]
File:db423coffee.PNG|thumb|200px|[[Son Gohan]] greets a coffee-toting [[Dr. Brief]] at [[Capsule Corporation]] in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 423|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 423]]. A coffeepot can be seen in the background. Perhaps Dr. Brief has just filled his cup?
</gallery>

Although Goku is served a hot, mugged beverage by Sno in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 57|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 57]], it is unlikely to be coffee due to Goku's consumption of it without protest. Likely candidates include cocoa or (non-bitter) soup.

===In Other Manga===

These cups of coffee are seen in post-''Dragon Ball'' manga series or ''Dragon Ball''-adjacent material, including [[Dr. Slump|''Dr. Slump'']], [[Jaco the Galactic Patrolman|''Jaco the Galactic Patrolman'']] and [[Dragon Ball Super|''Dragon Ball Super'']].

<gallery caption="Coffee in the Dragon Ball Super manga">
File:dbs16coffee.png|thumb|200px|[[Beerus]] and [[Whis]] prepare for a long investigation into [[Goku Black]]'s identity with a pot of coffee in [[Dragon Ball Super Chapter 16|''Dragon Ball Super'' Chapter 16]]. What is the appeal of this bitter soup that even two legendary gourmands will not turn up their noses at it?
File:dbs18coffee.png|thumb|200px|Goku Black enjoys a hot, dark beverage that may be either coffee or [[tea]] in [[Dragon Ball Super Chapter 18|''Dragon Ball Super'' Chapter 18]]
File:dbs31coffee.png|thumb|200px|Kuririn and [[Artificial Human #18|#18]] have coffee with dinner in [[Dragon Ball Super Chapter 31|''Dragon Ball Super'' Chapter 31]]
</gallery>

==Anime-only Coffee==
These cups of coffee appear exclusively anime series or related films. This list is incomplete.

==Coffee in Games==
In ''[[Dragon Ball Z: The Legacy of Goku II]]'', a character by the name of Alisa will ask the player if they would care to join her for a "specialty coffee," as a means of staving off boredom.<ref>https://www.ign.com/faqs/2004/dragon-ball-z-the-legacy-of-goku-i-ii-game-script-429303</ref>

==Notes==
{{reflist|group=note}}

==References==
{{reflist}}

[[Category:Item]]
[[Category:Public Page]]

File:Db259coffee.PNG

2020-10-31T12:46:41Z

Cipher: /* Summary */

== Summary ==
Desperate times call for desperate caffeination, as [[Bulma]] alone partakes in a cup of [[coffee]] in her [[Hoi-Poi Capsule|capsule]] house on [[Namek]], in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 259]].

== Licensing ==
{{i-Fairuse-manga}}

Coffee

2020-10-31T12:45:38Z

Cipher:

{{incomplete}}
{{Infobox item
| name = Coffee
| jpn_name = コーヒー (''Kо̄hii'')
| image =
{{tabber |
{{tab | Manga | [[File:Db3coffee.PNG|200px|Coffee (Manga)]]}}
}}
| caption =
| eng_name = Coffee
| manga_debut = [[Dragon Ball Chapter 2|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 2]]
| anime_debut = [[Dragon Ball Episode 2|''Dragon Ball'' Episode 2]]
| appears = Manga, Anime, Video Games, etc.
}}

'''Coffee''' is a bitter soup. In the real world, [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Coffee coffee] is a caffeinated beverage brewed from roasted coffee beans, commonly consumed for its energizing effects and flavor. Coffee appears several times throughout [[Akira Toriyama]]'s [[Dragon Ball|''Dragon Ball'']] and its related media, first appearing in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 2|Chapter 2]]. [[Son Goku]] is shown to heavily dislike coffee, while other characters, notably [[Bulma]], seem to enjoy its effects.

==General Overview==
Coffee is a warm, caffeinated beverage first served to Goku in Bulma's [[Hoi-Poi Capsule|capsule]] home during their initial search for the [[Dragon Balls]]. Goku calls it a bitter soup, upon which Bulma corrects him.

Coffee is, however, never explicitly stated not to be a bitter soup.

==Coffee in Manga==

===In the ''Dragon Ball'' Manga===
The following items are instances of coffee or unspecified coffee-like beverages throughout the series.

<gallery>
File:db2coffee.png|thumb|200px|Goku calls coffee a bitter soup during his first encounter with it, in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 2|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 2]]
File:db3coffee.PNG|thumb|200px|Bulma pours herself a cup of coffee as Goku declines the offer in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 3|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 3]]
File:db9coffee.PNG|thumb|200px|Bulma has an evening cup of coffee in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 9|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 9]]
File:db10coffee.PNG|thumb|200px|[[Oolong]] enjoys a sip of the bitter soup in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 10|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 10]]
File:db67coffee.png|thumb|200px|Even [[Artificial Human|artificial humans]] are not above a sip of java, as [[Artificial Human #8|#8]] enjoys a cup in the company of [[Sno]]'s family in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 67|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 67]]
File:db137coffee.png|thumb|200px|Bulma, [[Yamcha]] and the others calm their nerves with cups of coffee as they discuss what to do in the face of the [[Demon King Piccolo]]'s resurrection, in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 137|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 137]]
File:db152coffee.PNG|thumb|200px|[[Lunch]], Bulma and Oolong are seen with morning cups of coffee as they receive a radio transmission from [[Tenshinhan]] in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 152|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 152]]. A coffeepot is visible in the background.
File:db259coffee.PNG|thumb|200px|Desperate times call for desperate caffeination, as Bulma alone partakes in a cup of coffee in her capsule house on [[Namek]] in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 259|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 259]]
File:db363coffee.PNG|thumb|200px|A cup of coffee can be seen on the table next to [[Piccolo]] as he cans the television for news of [[Cell]] in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 363|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 363]]. Is the caffeinated beverage his, or a cup accidentally left out overnight by the sleeping Yamcha or [[Kuririn]]?
File:trunksthestorycoffee.PNG|thumb|200px|[[Future Bulma]] holds a cup of coffee while looking over the [[time machine]] in the "[[Trunks the Story –A Lone Warrior–]]" special chapter
File:db419coffee.PNG|thumb|200px|Future Bulma and [[Future Trunks]] each enjoy a cup of coffee after Trunks returns with news of his success in the past, in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 419|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 419]]
File:db423coffee.PNG|thumb|200px|[[Son Gohan]] greets a coffee-toting [[Dr. Brief]] at [[Capsule Corporation]] in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 423|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 423]]. A coffeepot can be seen in the background. Perhaps Dr. Brief has just filled his cup?
</gallery>

Although Goku is served a hot, mugged beverage by Sno in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 57|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 57]], it is unlikely to be coffee due to Goku's consumption of it without protest. Likely candidates include cocoa or (non-bitter) soup.

===In Other Manga===

These cups of coffee are seen in post-''Dragon Ball'' manga series or ''Dragon Ball''-adjacent material, including [[Dr. Slump|''Dr. Slump'']], [[Jaco the Galactic Patrolman|''Jaco the Galactic Patrolman'']] and [[Dragon Ball Super|''Dragon Ball Super'']].

<gallery caption="Coffee in the Dragon Ball Super manga">
File:dbs16coffee.png|thumb|200px|[[Beerus]] and [[Whis]] prepare for a long investigation into [[Goku Black]]'s identity with a pot of coffee in [[Dragon Ball Super Chapter 16|''Dragon Ball Super'' Chapter 16]]. What is the appeal of this bitter soup that even two legendary gourmands will not turn up their noses at it?
File:dbs18coffee.png|thumb|200px|Goku Black enjoys a hot, dark beverage that may be either coffee or [[tea]] in [[Dragon Ball Super Chapter 18|''Dragon Ball Super'' Chapter 18]]
File:dbs31coffee.png|thumb|200px|Kuririn and [[Artificial Human #18|#18]] have coffee with dinner in [[Dragon Ball Super Chapter 31|''Dragon Ball Super'' Chapter 31]]
</gallery>

==Anime-only Coffee==
These cups of coffee appear exclusively anime series or related films. This list is incomplete.

==Coffee in Games==
In ''[[Dragon Ball Z: The Legacy of Goku II]]'', a character by the name of Alisa will ask the player if they would care to join her for a "specialty coffee," as a means of staving off boredom.<ref>https://www.ign.com/faqs/2004/dragon-ball-z-the-legacy-of-goku-i-ii-game-script-429303</ref>

==Notes==
{{reflist|group=note}}

==References==
{{reflist}}

[[Category:Item]]
[[Category:Public Page]]

Coffee

2020-10-31T12:45:19Z

Cipher:

{{incomplete}}
{{Infobox item
| name = Coffee
| jpn_name = コーヒー (''Kо̄hii'')
| image =
{{tabber |
{{tab | Manga | [[File:Db3coffee.PNG|200px|Coffee (Manga)]]}}
}}
| caption =
| eng_name = Coffee
| manga_debut = [[Dragon Ball Chapter 2|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 2]]
| anime_debut = [[Dragon Ball Episode 2|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 2]]
| appears = Manga, Anime, Video Games, etc.
}}

'''Coffee''' is a bitter soup. In the real world, [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Coffee coffee] is a caffeinated beverage brewed from roasted coffee beans, commonly consumed for its energizing effects and flavor. Coffee appears several times throughout [[Akira Toriyama]]'s [[Dragon Ball|''Dragon Ball'']] and its related media, first appearing in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 2|Chapter 2]]. [[Son Goku]] is shown to heavily dislike coffee, while other characters, notably [[Bulma]], seem to enjoy its effects.

==General Overview==
Coffee is a warm, caffeinated beverage first served to Goku in Bulma's [[Hoi-Poi Capsule|capsule]] home during their initial search for the [[Dragon Balls]]. Goku calls it a bitter soup, upon which Bulma corrects him.

Coffee is, however, never explicitly stated not to be a bitter soup.

==Coffee in Manga==

===In the ''Dragon Ball'' Manga===
The following items are instances of coffee or unspecified coffee-like beverages throughout the series.

<gallery>
File:db2coffee.png|thumb|200px|Goku calls coffee a bitter soup during his first encounter with it, in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 2|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 2]]
File:db3coffee.PNG|thumb|200px|Bulma pours herself a cup of coffee as Goku declines the offer in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 3|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 3]]
File:db9coffee.PNG|thumb|200px|Bulma has an evening cup of coffee in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 9|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 9]]
File:db10coffee.PNG|thumb|200px|[[Oolong]] enjoys a sip of the bitter soup in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 10|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 10]]
File:db67coffee.png|thumb|200px|Even [[Artificial Human|artificial humans]] are not above a sip of java, as [[Artificial Human #8|#8]] enjoys a cup in the company of [[Sno]]'s family in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 67|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 67]]
File:db137coffee.png|thumb|200px|Bulma, [[Yamcha]] and the others calm their nerves with cups of coffee as they discuss what to do in the face of the [[Demon King Piccolo]]'s resurrection, in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 137|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 137]]
File:db152coffee.PNG|thumb|200px|[[Lunch]], Bulma and Oolong are seen with morning cups of coffee as they receive a radio transmission from [[Tenshinhan]] in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 152|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 152]]. A coffeepot is visible in the background.
File:db259coffee.PNG|thumb|200px|Desperate times call for desperate caffeination, as Bulma alone partakes in a cup of coffee in her capsule house on [[Namek]] in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 259|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 259]]
File:db363coffee.PNG|thumb|200px|A cup of coffee can be seen on the table next to [[Piccolo]] as he cans the television for news of [[Cell]] in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 363|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 363]]. Is the caffeinated beverage his, or a cup accidentally left out overnight by the sleeping Yamcha or [[Kuririn]]?
File:trunksthestorycoffee.PNG|thumb|200px|[[Future Bulma]] holds a cup of coffee while looking over the [[time machine]] in the "[[Trunks the Story –A Lone Warrior–]]" special chapter
File:db419coffee.PNG|thumb|200px|Future Bulma and [[Future Trunks]] each enjoy a cup of coffee after Trunks returns with news of his success in the past, in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 419|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 419]]
File:db423coffee.PNG|thumb|200px|[[Son Gohan]] greets a coffee-toting [[Dr. Brief]] at [[Capsule Corporation]] in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 423|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 423]]. A coffeepot can be seen in the background. Perhaps Dr. Brief has just filled his cup?
</gallery>

Although Goku is served a hot, mugged beverage by Sno in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 57|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 57]], it is unlikely to be coffee due to Goku's consumption of it without protest. Likely candidates include cocoa or (non-bitter) soup.

===In Other Manga===

These cups of coffee are seen in post-''Dragon Ball'' manga series or ''Dragon Ball''-adjacent material, including [[Dr. Slump|''Dr. Slump'']], [[Jaco the Galactic Patrolman|''Jaco the Galactic Patrolman'']] and [[Dragon Ball Super|''Dragon Ball Super'']].

<gallery caption="Coffee in the Dragon Ball Super manga">
File:dbs16coffee.png|thumb|200px|[[Beerus]] and [[Whis]] prepare for a long investigation into [[Goku Black]]'s identity with a pot of coffee in [[Dragon Ball Super Chapter 16|''Dragon Ball Super'' Chapter 16]]. What is the appeal of this bitter soup that even two legendary gourmands will not turn up their noses at it?
File:dbs18coffee.png|thumb|200px|Goku Black enjoys a hot, dark beverage that may be either coffee or [[tea]] in [[Dragon Ball Super Chapter 18|''Dragon Ball Super'' Chapter 18]]
File:dbs31coffee.png|thumb|200px|Kuririn and [[Artificial Human #18|#18]] have coffee with dinner in [[Dragon Ball Super Chapter 31|''Dragon Ball Super'' Chapter 31]]
</gallery>

==Anime-only Coffee==
These cups of coffee appear exclusively anime series or related films. This list is incomplete.

==Coffee in Games==
In ''[[Dragon Ball Z: The Legacy of Goku II]]'', a character by the name of Alisa will ask the player if they would care to join her for a "specialty coffee," as a means of staving off boredom.<ref>https://www.ign.com/faqs/2004/dragon-ball-z-the-legacy-of-goku-i-ii-game-script-429303</ref>

==Notes==
{{reflist|group=note}}

==References==
{{reflist}}

[[Category:Item]]
[[Category:Public Page]]

Coffee

2020-10-31T12:40:10Z

Cipher:

{{incomplete}}
{{Infobox item
| name = Coffee
| jpn_name = コーヒー (''Kо̄hii'')
| image =
{{tabber |
{{tab | Manga | [[File:Db3coffee.PNG|200px|Coffee (Manga)]]}}
}}
| caption =
| eng_name = Coffee
| manga_debut = [[Dragon Ball Chapter 2]]
| anime_debut = [[Dragon Ball Episode 2]]
| appears = Manga, Anime, Video Games, etc.
}}

'''Coffee''' is a bitter soup. In the real world, [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Coffee coffee] is a caffeinated beverage brewed from roasted coffee beans, commonly consumed for its energizing effects and flavor. Coffee appears several times throughout [[Akira Toriyama]]'s [[Dragon Ball|''Dragon Ball'']] and its related media, first appearing in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 2|Chapter 2]]. [[Son Goku]] is shown to heavily dislike coffee, while other characters, notably [[Bulma]], seem to enjoy its effects.

==General Overview==
Coffee is a warm, caffeinated beverage first served to Goku in Bulma's [[Hoi-Poi Capsule|capsule]] home during their initial search for the [[Dragon Balls]]. Goku calls it a bitter soup, upon which Bulma corrects him.

Coffee is, however, never explicitly stated not to be a bitter soup.

==Coffee in Manga==

===In the ''Dragon Ball'' Manga===
The following items are instances of coffee or unspecified coffee-like beverages throughout the series.

<gallery>
File:db2coffee.png|thumb|200px|Goku calls coffee a bitter soup during his first encounter with it, in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 2|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 2]]
File:db3coffee.PNG|thumb|200px|Bulma pours herself a cup of coffee as Goku declines the offer in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 3|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 3]]
File:db9coffee.PNG|thumb|200px|Bulma has an evening cup of coffee in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 9|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 9]]
File:db10coffee.PNG|thumb|200px|[[Oolong]] enjoys a sip of the bitter soup in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 10|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 10]]
File:db67coffee.png|thumb|200px|Even [[Artificial Human|artificial humans]] are not above a sip of java, as [[Artificial Human #8|#8]] enjoys a cup in the company of [[Sno]]'s family in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 67|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 67]]
File:db137coffee.png|thumb|200px|Bulma, [[Yamcha]] and the others calm their nerves with cups of coffee as they discuss what to do in the face of the [[Demon King Piccolo]]'s resurrection, in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 137|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 137]]
File:db152coffee.PNG|thumb|200px|[[Lunch]], Bulma and Oolong are seen with morning cups of coffee as they receive a radio transmission from [[Tenshinhan]] in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 152|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 152]]. A coffeepot is visible in the background.
File:db259coffee.PNG|thumb|200px|Desperate times call for desperate caffeination, as Bulma alone partakes in a cup of coffee in her capsule house on [[Namek]] in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 259|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 259]]
File:db363coffee.PNG|thumb|200px|A cup of coffee can be seen on the table next to [[Piccolo]] as he cans the television for news of [[Cell]] in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 363|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 363]]. Is the caffeinated beverage his, or a cup accidentally left out overnight by the sleeping Yamcha or [[Kuririn]]?
File:trunksthestorycoffee.PNG|thumb|200px|[[Future Bulma]] holds a cup of coffee while looking over the [[time machine]] in the "[[Trunks the Story –A Lone Warrior–]]" special chapter
File:db419coffee.PNG|thumb|200px|Future Bulma and [[Future Trunks]] each enjoy a cup of coffee after Trunks returns with news of his success in the past, in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 419|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 419]]
File:db423coffee.PNG|thumb|200px|[[Son Gohan]] greets a coffee-toting [[Dr. Brief]] at [[Capsule Corporation]] in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 423|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 423]]. A coffeepot can be seen in the background. Perhaps Dr. Brief has just filled his cup?
</gallery>

Although Goku is served a hot, mugged beverage by Sno in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 57|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 57]], it is unlikely to be coffee due to Goku's consumption of it without protest. Likely candidates include cocoa or (non-bitter) soup.

===In Other Manga===

These cups of coffee are seen in post-''Dragon Ball'' manga series or ''Dragon Ball''-adjacent material, including [[Dr. Slump|''Dr. Slump'']], [[Jaco the Galactic Patrolman|''Jaco the Galactic Patrolman'']] and [[Dragon Ball Super|''Dragon Ball Super'']].

<gallery caption="Coffee in the Dragon Ball Super manga">
File:dbs16coffee.png|thumb|200px|[[Beerus]] and [[Whis]] prepare for a long investigation into [[Goku Black]]'s identity with a pot of coffee in [[Dragon Ball Super Chapter 16|''Dragon Ball Super'' Chapter 16]]. What is the appeal of this bitter soup that even two legendary gourmands will not turn up their noses at it?
File:dbs18coffee.png|thumb|200px|Goku Black enjoys a hot, dark beverage that may be either coffee or [[tea]] in [[Dragon Ball Super Chapter 18|''Dragon Ball Super'' Chapter 18]]
File:dbs31coffee.png|thumb|200px|Kuririn and [[Artificial Human #18|#18]] have coffee with dinner in [[Dragon Ball Super Chapter 31|''Dragon Ball Super'' Chapter 31]]
</gallery>

==Anime-only Coffee==
These cups of coffee appear exclusively anime series or related films. This list is incomplete.

==Coffee in Games==
In ''[[Dragon Ball Z: The Legacy of Goku II]]'', a character by the name of Alisa will ask the player if they would care to join her for a "specialty coffee," as a means of staving off boredom.<ref>https://www.ign.com/faqs/2004/dragon-ball-z-the-legacy-of-goku-i-ii-game-script-429303</ref>

==Notes==
{{reflist|group=note}}

==References==
{{reflist}}

[[Category:Item]]
[[Category:Public Page]]

Coffee

2020-10-31T12:37:43Z

Cipher: /* Coffee in Manga */

{{incomplete}}
{{Infobox item
| name = Coffee
| jpn_name = コーヒー (''Kо̄hii'')
| image =
{{tabber |
{{tab | Manga | [[File:Db3coffee.PNG|200px|Coffee (Manga)]]}}
}}
| caption =
| eng_name = Coffee
| manga_debut = [[Dragon Ball Chapter 2]]
| anime_debut = [[Dragon Ball Episode 2]]
| appears = Manga, Anime, Video Games, etc.
}}

'''Coffee''' is a bitter soup. In the real world, [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Coffee/ coffee] is a caffeinated beverage brewed from roasted coffee beans, commonly consumed for its energizing effects and flavor. Coffee appears several times throughout [[Akira Toriyama]]'s [[Dragon Ball|''Dragon Ball'']] and its related media, first appearing in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 2|Chapter 2]]. [[Son Goku]] is shown to heavily dislike coffee, while other characters, notably [[Bulma]], seem to enjoy its effects.

==General Overview==
Coffee is a warm, caffeinated beverage first served to Goku in Bulma's [[Hoi-Poi Capsule|capsule]] home during their initial search for the [[Dragon Balls]]. Goku calls it a bitter soup, upon which Bulma corrects him.

Coffee is, however, never explicitly stated not to be a bitter soup.

==Coffee in Manga==

===In the ''Dragon Ball'' Manga===
The following items are instances of coffee or unspecified coffee-like beverages throughout the series.

<gallery>
File:db2coffee.png|thumb|200px|Goku calls coffee a bitter soup during his first encounter with it, in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 2|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 2]]
File:db3coffee.PNG|thumb|200px|Bulma pours herself a cup of coffee as Goku declines the offer in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 3|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 3]]
File:db9coffee.PNG|thumb|200px|Bulma has an evening cup of coffee in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 9|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 9]]
File:db10coffee.PNG|thumb|200px|[[Oolong]] enjoys a sip of the bitter soup in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 10|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 10]]
File:db67coffee.png|thumb|200px|Even [[Artificial Human|artificial humans]] are not above a sip of java, as [[Artificial Human #8|#8]] enjoys a cup in the company of [[Sno]]'s family in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 67|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 67]]
File:db137coffee.png|thumb|200px|Bulma, [[Yamcha]] and the others calm their nerves with cups of coffee as they discuss what to do in the face of the [[Demon King Piccolo]]'s resurrection, in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 137|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 137]]
File:db152coffee.PNG|thumb|200px|[[Lunch]], Bulma and Oolong are seen with morning cups of coffee as they receive a radio transmission from [[Tenshinhan]] in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 152|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 152]]. A coffeepot is visible in the background.
File:db259coffee.PNG|thumb|200px|Desperate times call for desperate caffeination, as Bulma alone partakes in a cup of coffee in her capsule house on [[Namek]] in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 259|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 259]]
File:db363coffee.PNG|thumb|200px|A cup of coffee can be seen on the table next to [[Piccolo]] as he cans the television for news of [[Cell]] in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 363|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 363]]. Is the caffeinated beverage his, or a cup accidentally left out overnight by the sleeping Yamcha or [[Kuririn]]?
File:trunksthestorycoffee.PNG|thumb|200px|[[Future Bulma]] holds a cup of coffee while looking over the [[time machine]] in the "[[Trunks the Story –A Lone Warrior–]]" special chapter
File:db419coffee.PNG|thumb|200px|Future Bulma and [[Future Trunks]] each enjoy a cup of coffee after Trunks returns with news of his success in the past, in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 419|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 419]]
File:db423coffee.PNG|thumb|200px|[[Son Gohan]] greets a coffee-toting [[Dr. Brief]] at [[Capsule Corporation]] in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 423|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 423]]. A coffeepot can be seen in the background. Perhaps Dr. Brief has just filled his cup?
</gallery>

Although Goku is served a hot, mugged beverage by Sno in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 57|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 57]], it is unlikely to be coffee due to Goku's consumption of it without protest. Likely candidates include cocoa or (non-bitter) soup.

===In Other Manga===

These cups of coffee are seen in post-''Dragon Ball'' manga series or ''Dragon Ball''-adjacent material, including [[Dr. Slump|''Dr. Slump'']], [[Jaco the Galactic Patrolman|''Jaco the Galactic Patrolman'']] and [[Dragon Ball Super|''Dragon Ball Super'']].

<gallery caption="Coffee in Dragon Ball Super">
File:dbs16coffee.png|thumb|200px|[[Beerus]] and [[Whis]] prepare for a long investigation into [[Goku Black]]'s identity with a pot of coffee in [[Dragon Ball Super Chapter 16|''Dragon Ball Super'' Chapter 16]]. What is the appeal of this bitter soup that even two legendary gourmands will not turn up their noses at it?
File:dbs18coffee.png|thumb|200px|Goku Black enjoys a hot, dark beverage that may be either coffee or [[tea]] in [[Dragon Ball Super Chapter 18|''Dragon Ball Super'' Chapter 18]]
File:dbs31coffee.png|thumb|200px|Kuririn and [[Artificial Human #18|#18]] have coffee with dinner in [[Dragon Ball Super Chapter 31|''Dragon Ball Super'' Chapter 31]]
</gallery>

==Anime-only Coffee==
These cups of coffee appear exclusively anime series or related films. This list is incomplete.

==Coffee in Games==
In ''[[Dragon Ball Z: The Legacy of Goku II]]'', a character by the name of Alisa will ask the player if they would care to join her for a "specialty coffee," as a means of staving off boredom.<ref>https://www.ign.com/faqs/2004/dragon-ball-z-the-legacy-of-goku-i-ii-game-script-429303</ref>

==Notes==
{{reflist|group=note}}

==References==
{{reflist}}

[[Category:Item]]
[[Category:Public Page]]

Coffee

2020-10-31T12:37:06Z

Cipher: /* Coffee in Manga */

{{incomplete}}
{{Infobox item
| name = Coffee
| jpn_name = コーヒー (''Kо̄hii'')
| image =
{{tabber |
{{tab | Manga | [[File:Db3coffee.PNG|200px|Coffee (Manga)]]}}
}}
| caption =
| eng_name = Coffee
| manga_debut = [[Dragon Ball Chapter 2]]
| anime_debut = [[Dragon Ball Episode 2]]
| appears = Manga, Anime, Video Games, etc.
}}

'''Coffee''' is a bitter soup. In the real world, [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Coffee/ coffee] is a caffeinated beverage brewed from roasted coffee beans, commonly consumed for its energizing effects and flavor. Coffee appears several times throughout [[Akira Toriyama]]'s [[Dragon Ball|''Dragon Ball'']] and its related media, first appearing in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 2|Chapter 2]]. [[Son Goku]] is shown to heavily dislike coffee, while other characters, notably [[Bulma]], seem to enjoy its effects.

==General Overview==
Coffee is a warm, caffeinated beverage first served to Goku in Bulma's [[Hoi-Poi Capsule|capsule]] home during their initial search for the [[Dragon Balls]]. Goku calls it a bitter soup, upon which Bulma corrects him.

Coffee is, however, never explicitly stated not to be a bitter soup.

==Coffee in Manga==

===Coffee in the ''Dragon Ball'' Manga===
The following items are instances of coffee or unspecified coffee-like beverages throughout the series.

<gallery>
File:db2coffee.png|thumb|200px|Goku calls coffee a bitter soup during his first encounter with it, in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 2|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 2]]
File:db3coffee.PNG|thumb|200px|Bulma pours herself a cup of coffee as Goku declines the offer in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 3|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 3]]
File:db9coffee.PNG|thumb|200px|Bulma has an evening cup of coffee in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 9|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 9]]
File:db10coffee.PNG|thumb|200px|[[Oolong]] enjoys a sip of the bitter soup in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 10|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 10]]
File:db67coffee.png|thumb|200px|Even [[Artificial Human|artificial humans]] are not above a sip of java, as [[Artificial Human #8|#8]] enjoys a cup in the company of [[Sno]]'s family in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 67|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 67]]
File:db137coffee.png|thumb|200px|Bulma, [[Yamcha]] and the others calm their nerves with cups of coffee as they discuss what to do in the face of the [[Demon King Piccolo]]'s resurrection, in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 137|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 137]]
File:db152coffee.PNG|thumb|200px|[[Lunch]], Bulma and Oolong are seen with morning cups of coffee as they receive a radio transmission from [[Tenshinhan]] in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 152|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 152]]. A coffeepot is visible in the background.
File:db259coffee.PNG|thumb|200px|Desperate times call for desperate caffeination, as Bulma alone partakes in a cup of coffee in her capsule house on [[Namek]] in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 259|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 259]]
File:db363coffee.PNG|thumb|200px|A cup of coffee can be seen on the table next to [[Piccolo]] as he cans the television for news of [[Cell]] in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 363|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 363]]. Is the caffeinated beverage his, or a cup accidentally left out overnight by the sleeping Yamcha or [[Kuririn]]?
File:trunksthestorycoffee.PNG|thumb|200px|[[Future Bulma]] holds a cup of coffee while looking over the [[time machine]] in the "[[Trunks the Story –A Lone Warrior–]]" special chapter
File:db419coffee.PNG|thumb|200px|Future Bulma and [[Future Trunks]] each enjoy a cup of coffee after Trunks returns with news of his success in the past, in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 419|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 419]]
File:db423coffee.PNG|thumb|200px|[[Son Gohan]] greets a coffee-toting [[Dr. Brief]] at [[Capsule Corporation]] in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 423|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 423]]. A coffeepot can be seen in the background. Perhaps Dr. Brief has just filled his cup?
</gallery>

Although Goku is served a hot, mugged beverage by Sno in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 57|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 57]], it is unlikely to be coffee due to Goku's consumption of it without protest. Likely candidates include cocoa or (non-bitter) soup.

===Coffee in Other Manga===

These cups of coffee are seen in post-''Dragon Ball'' manga series or ''Dragon Ball''-adjacent material, including [[Dr. Slump|''Dr. Slump'']], [[Jaco the Galactic Patrolman|''Jaco the Galactic Patrolman'']] and [[Dragon Ball Super|''Dragon Ball Super'']].

<gallery caption="Coffee in Dragon Ball Super">
File:dbs16coffee.png|thumb|200px|[[Beerus]] and [[Whis]] prepare for a long investigation into [[Goku Black]]'s identity with a pot of coffee in [[Dragon Ball Super Chapter 16|''Dragon Ball Super'' Chapter 16]]. What is the appeal of this bitter soup that even two legendary gourmands will not turn up their noses at it?
File:dbs18coffee.png|thumb|200px|Goku Black enjoys a hot, dark beverage that may be either coffee or [[tea]] in [[Dragon Ball Super Chapter 18|''Dragon Ball Super'' Chapter 18]]
File:dbs31coffee.png|thumb|200px|Kuririn and [[Artificial Human #18|#18]] have coffee with dinner in [[Dragon Ball Super Chapter 31|''Dragon Ball Super'' Chapter 31]]
</gallery>

==Anime-only Coffee==
These cups of coffee appear exclusively anime series or related films. This list is incomplete.

==Coffee in Games==
In ''[[Dragon Ball Z: The Legacy of Goku II]]'', a character by the name of Alisa will ask the player if they would care to join her for a "specialty coffee," as a means of staving off boredom.<ref>https://www.ign.com/faqs/2004/dragon-ball-z-the-legacy-of-goku-i-ii-game-script-429303</ref>

==Notes==
{{reflist|group=note}}

==References==
{{reflist}}

[[Category:Item]]
[[Category:Public Page]]

Coffee

2020-10-31T12:31:27Z

Cipher: Restructuring example sections

{{incomplete}}
{{Infobox item
| name = Coffee
| jpn_name = コーヒー (''Kо̄hii'')
| image =
{{tabber |
{{tab | Manga | [[File:Db3coffee.PNG|200px|Coffee (Manga)]]}}
}}
| caption =
| eng_name = Coffee
| manga_debut = [[Dragon Ball Chapter 2]]
| anime_debut = [[Dragon Ball Episode 2]]
| appears = Manga, Anime, Video Games, etc.
}}

'''Coffee''' is a bitter soup. In the real world, [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Coffee/ coffee] is a caffeinated beverage brewed from roasted coffee beans, commonly consumed for its energizing effects and flavor. Coffee appears several times throughout [[Akira Toriyama]]'s [[Dragon Ball|''Dragon Ball'']] and its related media, first appearing in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 2|Chapter 2]]. [[Son Goku]] is shown to heavily dislike coffee, while other characters, notably [[Bulma]], seem to enjoy its effects.

==General Overview==
Coffee is a warm, caffeinated beverage first served to Goku in Bulma's [[Hoi-Poi Capsule|capsule]] home during their initial search for the [[Dragon Balls]]. Goku calls it a bitter soup, upon which Bulma corrects him.

Coffee is, however, never explicitly stated not to be a bitter soup.

==Coffee in Manga==

The following items are instances of coffee or unspecified coffee-like beverages throughout the series.

<gallery caption="Coffee in the ''Dragon Ball'' Manga">
File:db2coffee.png|thumb|200px|Goku calls coffee a bitter soup during his first encounter with it, in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 2|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 2]]
File:db3coffee.PNG|thumb|200px|Bulma pours herself a cup of coffee as Goku declines the offer in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 3|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 3]]
File:db9coffee.PNG|thumb|200px|Bulma has an evening cup of coffee in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 9|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 9]]
File:db10coffee.PNG|thumb|200px|[[Oolong]] enjoys a sip of the bitter soup in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 10|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 10]]
File:db67coffee.png|thumb|200px|Even [[Artificial Human|artificial humans]] are not above a sip of java, as [[Artificial Human #8|#8]] enjoys a cup in the company of [[Sno]]'s family in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 67|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 67]]
File:db137coffee.png|thumb|200px|Bulma, [[Yamcha]] and the others calm their nerves with cups of coffee as they discuss what to do in the face of the [[Demon King Piccolo]]'s resurrection, in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 137|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 137]]
File:db152coffee.PNG|thumb|200px|[[Lunch]], Bulma and Oolong are seen with morning cups of coffee as they receive a radio transmission from [[Tenshinhan]] in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 152|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 152]]. A coffeepot is visible in the background.
File:db259coffee.PNG|thumb|200px|Desperate times call for desperate caffeination, as Bulma alone partakes in a cup of coffee in her capsule house on [[Namek]] in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 259|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 259]]
File:db363coffee.PNG|thumb|200px|A cup of coffee can be seen on the table next to [[Piccolo]] as he cans the television for news of [[Cell]] in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 363|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 363]]. Is the caffeinated beverage his, or a cup accidentally left out overnight by the sleeping Yamcha or [[Kuririn]]?
File:trunksthestorycoffee.PNG|thumb|200px|[[Future Bulma]] holds a cup of coffee while looking over the [[time machine]] in the "[[Trunks the Story –A Lone Warrior–]]" special chapter
File:db419coffee.PNG|thumb|200px|Future Bulma and [[Future Trunks]] each enjoy a cup of coffee after Trunks returns with news of his success in the past, in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 419|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 419]]
File:db423coffee.PNG|thumb|200px|[[Son Gohan]] greets a coffee-toting [[Dr. Brief]] at [[Capsule Corporation]] in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 423|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 423]]. A coffeepot can be seen in the background. Perhaps Dr. Brief has just filled his cup?
</gallery>

Although Goku is served a hot, mugged beverage by Sno in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 57|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 57]], it is unlikely to be coffee due to Goku's consumption of it without protest. Likely candidates include cocoa or (non-bitter) soup.

===Coffee in Other Manga===

These cups of coffee are seen in post-''Dragon Ball'' manga series or ''Dragon Ball''-adjacent material including [[Dr. Slump|''Dr. Slump'']], [[Jaco the Galactic Patrolman|''Jaco the Galactic Patrolman'']] and [[Dragon Ball Super|''Dragon Ball Super'']].

<gallery caption="Coffee in Other Manga">
File:dbs16coffee.png|thumb|200px|[[Beerus]] and [[Whis]] prepare for a long investigation into [[Goku Black]]'s identity with a pot of coffee in [[Dragon Ball Super Chapter 16|''Dragon Ball Super'' Chapter 16]]. What is the appeal of this bitter soup that even two legendary gourmands will not turn up their noses at it?
File:dbs18coffee.png|thumb|200px|Goku Black enjoys a hot, dark beverage that may be either coffee or [[tea]] in [[Dragon Ball Super Chapter 18|''Dragon Ball Super'' Chapter 18]]
File:dbs31coffee.png|thumb|200px|Kuririn and [[Artificial Human #18|#18]] have coffee with dinner in [[Dragon Ball Super Chapter 31|''Dragon Ball Super'' Chapter 31]]
</gallery>

==Anime-only Coffee==
These cups of coffee appear exclusively anime series or related films. This list is incomplete.

==Coffee in Games==
In ''[[Dragon Ball Z: The Legacy of Goku II]]'', a character by the name of Alisa will ask the player if they would care to join her for a "specialty coffee," as a means of staving off boredom.<ref>https://www.ign.com/faqs/2004/dragon-ball-z-the-legacy-of-goku-i-ii-game-script-429303</ref>

==Notes==
{{reflist|group=note}}

==References==
{{reflist}}

[[Category:Item]]
[[Category:Public Page]]

Coffee

2020-10-31T12:28:36Z

Cipher: /* Coffee in the Manga */

{{incomplete}}
{{Infobox item
| name = Coffee
| jpn_name = コーヒー (''Kо̄hii'')
| image =
{{tabber |
{{tab | Manga | [[File:Db3coffee.PNG|200px|Coffee (Manga)]]}}
}}
| caption =
| eng_name = Coffee
| manga_debut = [[Dragon Ball Chapter 2]]
| anime_debut = [[Dragon Ball Episode 2]]
| appears = Manga, Anime, Video Games, etc.
}}

'''Coffee''' is a bitter soup. In the real world, [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Coffee/ coffee] is a caffeinated beverage brewed from roasted coffee beans, commonly consumed for its energizing effects and flavor. Coffee appears several times throughout [[Akira Toriyama]]'s [[Dragon Ball|''Dragon Ball'']] and its related media, first appearing in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 2|Chapter 2]]. [[Son Goku]] is shown to heavily dislike coffee, while other characters, notably [[Bulma]], seem to enjoy its effects.

==General Overview==
Coffee is a warm, caffeinated beverage first served to Goku in Bulma's [[Hoi-Poi Capsule|capsule]] home during their initial search for the [[Dragon Balls]]. Goku calls it a bitter soup, upon which Bulma corrects him.

Coffee is, however, never explicitly stated not to be a bitter soup.

==Coffee in the Manga==

The following items are instances of coffee or unspecified coffee-like beverages throughout the series.

<gallery caption="Coffee Gallery">
File:db2coffee.png|thumb|200px|Goku calls coffee a bitter soup during his first encounter with it, in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 2|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 2]]
File:db3coffee.PNG|thumb|200px|Bulma pours herself a cup of coffee as Goku declines the offer in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 3|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 3]]
File:db9coffee.PNG|thumb|200px|Bulma has an evening cup of coffee in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 9|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 9]]
File:db10coffee.PNG|thumb|200px|[[Oolong]] enjoys a sip of the bitter soup in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 10|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 10]]
File:db67coffee.png|thumb|200px|Even [[Artificial Human|artificial humans]] are not above a sip of java, as [[Artificial Human #8|#8]] enjoys a cup in the company of [[Sno]]'s family in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 67|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 67]]
File:db137coffee.png|thumb|200px|Bulma, [[Yamcha]] and the others calm their nerves with cups of coffee as they discuss what to do in the face of the [[Demon King Piccolo]]'s resurrection, in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 137|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 137]]
File:db152coffee.PNG|thumb|200px|[[Lunch]], Bulma and Oolong are seen with morning cups of coffee as they receive a radio transmission from [[Tenshinhan]] in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 152|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 152]]. A coffeepot is visible in the background.
File:db259coffee.PNG|thumb|200px|Desperate times call for desperate caffeination, as Bulma alone partakes in a cup of coffee in her capsule house on [[Namek]] in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 259|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 259]]
File:db363coffee.PNG|thumb|200px|A cup of coffee can be seen on the table next to [[Piccolo]] as he cans the television for news of [[Cell]] in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 363|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 363]]. Is the caffeinated beverage his, or a cup accidentally left out overnight by the sleeping Yamcha or [[Kuririn]]?
File:trunksthestorycoffee.PNG|thumb|200px|[[Future Bulma]] holds a cup of coffee while looking over the [[time machine]] in the "[[Trunks the Story –A Lone Warrior–]]" special chapter
File:db419coffee.PNG|thumb|200px|Future Bulma and [[Future Trunks]] each enjoy a cup of coffee after Trunks returns with news of his success in the past, in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 419|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 419]]
File:db423coffee.PNG|thumb|200px|[[Son Gohan]] greets a coffee-toting [[Dr. Brief]] at [[Capsule Corporation]] in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 423|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 423]]. A coffeepot can be seen in the background. Perhaps Dr. Brief has just filled his cup?
</gallery>

Although Goku is served a hot, mugged beverage by Sno in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 57|''Dragon Ball'' Chapter 57]], it is unlikely to be coffee due to Goku's consumption of it without protest. Likely candidates include cocoa or (non-bitter) soup.

===Coffee in Other Manga===

These cups of coffee are seen in post-''Dragon Ball'' manga series or ''Dragon Ball''-adjacent material including [[Dr. Slump|''Dr. Slump'']], [[Jaco the Galactic Patrolman|''Jaco the Galactic Patrolman'']] and [[Dragon Ball Super|''Dragon Ball Super'']].

<gallery caption="Coffee in Other Manga">
File:dbs16coffee.png|thumb|200px|[[Beerus]] and [[Whis]] prepare for a long investigation into [[Goku Black]]'s identity with a pot of coffee in [[Dragon Ball Super Chapter 16|''Dragon Ball Super'' Chapter 16]]. What is the appeal of this bitter soup that even two legendary gourmands will not turn up their noses at it?
File:dbs18coffee.png|thumb|200px|Goku Black enjoys a hot, dark beverage that may be either coffee or [[tea]] in [[Dragon Ball Super Chapter 18|''Dragon Ball Super'' Chapter 18]]
File:dbs31coffee.png|thumb|200px|Kuririn and [[Artificial Human #18|#18]] have coffee with dinner in [[Dragon Ball Super Chapter 31|''Dragon Ball Super'' Chapter 31]]
</gallery>

===Anime-only Coffee===
These cups of coffee appear in the anime or related films. This list is incomplete.

===Coffee in Games===
In ''[[Dragon Ball Z: The Legacy of Goku II]]'', a character by the name of Alisa will ask the player if they would care to join her for a "specialty coffee," as a means of staving off boredom.<ref>https://www.ign.com/faqs/2004/dragon-ball-z-the-legacy-of-goku-i-ii-game-script-429303</ref>

==Notes==
{{reflist|group=note}}

==References==
{{reflist}}

[[Category:Item]]
[[Category:Public Page]]

Coffee

2020-10-31T12:24:57Z

Cipher: /* Coffee in Other Manga */

{{incomplete}}
{{Infobox item
| name = Coffee
| jpn_name = コーヒー (''Kо̄hii'')
| image =
{{tabber |
{{tab | Manga | [[File:Db3coffee.PNG|200px|Coffee (Manga)]]}}
}}
| caption =
| eng_name = Coffee
| manga_debut = [[Dragon Ball Chapter 2]]
| anime_debut = [[Dragon Ball Episode 2]]
| appears = Manga, Anime, Video Games, etc.
}}

'''Coffee''' is a bitter soup. In the real world, [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Coffee/ coffee] is a caffeinated beverage brewed from roasted coffee beans, commonly consumed for its energizing effects and flavor. Coffee appears several times throughout [[Akira Toriyama]]'s [[Dragon Ball|''Dragon Ball'']] and its related media, first appearing in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 2|Chapter 2]]. [[Son Goku]] is shown to heavily dislike coffee, while other characters, notably [[Bulma]], seem to enjoy its effects.

==General Overview==
Coffee is a warm, caffeinated beverage first served to Goku in Bulma's [[Hoi-Poi Capsule|capsule]] home during their initial search for the [[Dragon Balls]]. Goku calls it a bitter soup, upon which Bulma corrects him.

Coffee is, however, never explicitly stated not to be a bitter soup.

==Coffee in the Manga==

The following items are instances of coffee or unspecified coffee-like beverages throughout the series.

<gallery caption="Coffee Gallery">
File:db2coffee.png|thumb|200px|Goku calls coffee a bitter soup during his first encounter with it, in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 2]]
File:db3coffee.PNG|thumb|200px|Bulma pours herself a cup of coffee as Goku declines the offer in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 3]]
File:db9coffee.PNG|thumb|200px|Bulma has an evening cup of coffee in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 9]]
File:db10coffee.PNG|thumb|200px|[[Oolong]] enjoys a sip of the bitter soup in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 10]]
File:db67coffee.png|thumb|200px|Even [[Artificial Human|artificial humans]] are not above a sip of java, as [[Artificial Human #8|#8]] enjoys a cup in the company of [[Sno]]'s family in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 67]]
File:db137coffee.png|thumb|200px|Bulma, [[Yamcha]] and the others calm their nerves with cups of coffee as they discuss what to do in the face of the [[Demon King Piccolo]]'s resurrection, in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 137]]
File:db152coffee.PNG|thumb|200px|[[Lunch]], Bulma and Oolong are seen with morning cups of coffee as they receive a radio transmission from [[Tenshinhan]] in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 152]]. A coffeepot is visible in the background.
File:db259coffee.PNG|thumb|200px|Desperate times call for desperate caffeination, as Bulma alone partakes in a cup of coffee in her capsule house on [[Namek]] in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 259]]
File:db363coffee.PNG|thumb|200px|A cup of coffee can be seen on the table next to [[Piccolo]] as he cans the television for news of [[Cell]] in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 363]]. Is the caffeinated beverage his, or a cup accidentally left out overnight by the sleeping Yamcha or [[Kuririn]]?
File:trunksthestorycoffee.PNG|thumb|200px|[[Future Bulma]] holds a cup of coffee while looking over the [[time machine]] in the "[[Trunks the Story –A Lone Warrior–]]" special chapter
File:db419coffee.PNG|thumb|200px|Future Bulma and [[Future Trunks]] each enjoy a cup of coffee after Trunks returns with news of his success in the past, in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 419]]
File:db423coffee.PNG|thumb|200px|[[Son Gohan]] greets a coffee-toting [[Dr. Brief]] at [[Capsule Corporation]] in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 423]]. A coffeepot can be seen in the background. Perhaps Dr. Brief has just filled his cup?
</gallery>

Although Goku is served a hot, mugged beverage by [[Sno]] in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 57]], it is unlikely to be coffee due to Goku's consumption of it without protest. Likely candidates include cocoa or (non-bitter) soup.

===Coffee in Other Manga===

These cups of coffee are seen in post-''Dragon Ball'' manga series or ''Dragon Ball''-adjacent material including [[Dr. Slump|''Dr. Slump'']], [[Jaco the Galactic Patrolman|''Jaco the Galactic Patrolman'']] and [[Dragon Ball Super|''Dragon Ball Super'']].

<gallery caption="Coffee in Other Manga">
File:dbs16coffee.png|thumb|200px|[[Beerus]] and [[Whis]] prepare for a long investigation into [[Goku Black]]'s identity with a pot of coffee in [[Dragon Ball Super Chapter 16|''Dragon Ball Super'' Chapter 16]]. What is the appeal of this bitter soup that even two legendary gourmands will not turn up their noses at it?
File:dbs18coffee.png|thumb|200px|Goku Black enjoys a hot, dark beverage that may be either coffee or [[tea]] in [[Dragon Ball Super Chapter 18|''Dragon Ball Super'' Chapter 18]]
File:dbs31coffee.png|thumb|200px|Kuririn and [[Artificial Human #18|#18]] have coffee with dinner in [[Dragon Ball Super Chapter 31|''Dragon Ball Super'' Chapter 31]]
</gallery>

===Anime-only Coffee===
These cups of coffee appear in the anime or related films. This list is incomplete.

===Coffee in Games===
In ''[[Dragon Ball Z: The Legacy of Goku II]]'', a character by the name of Alisa will ask the player if they would care to join her for a "specialty coffee," as a means of staving off boredom.<ref>https://www.ign.com/faqs/2004/dragon-ball-z-the-legacy-of-goku-i-ii-game-script-429303</ref>

==Notes==
{{reflist|group=note}}

==References==
{{reflist}}

[[Category:Item]]
[[Category:Public Page]]

Coffee

2020-10-31T12:22:53Z

Cipher:

{{incomplete}}
{{Infobox item
| name = Coffee
| jpn_name = コーヒー (''Kо̄hii'')
| image =
{{tabber |
{{tab | Manga | [[File:Db3coffee.PNG|200px|Coffee (Manga)]]}}
}}
| caption =
| eng_name = Coffee
| manga_debut = [[Dragon Ball Chapter 2]]
| anime_debut = [[Dragon Ball Episode 2]]
| appears = Manga, Anime, Video Games, etc.
}}

'''Coffee''' is a bitter soup. In the real world, [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Coffee/ coffee] is a caffeinated beverage brewed from roasted coffee beans, commonly consumed for its energizing effects and flavor. Coffee appears several times throughout [[Akira Toriyama]]'s [[Dragon Ball|''Dragon Ball'']] and its related media, first appearing in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 2|Chapter 2]]. [[Son Goku]] is shown to heavily dislike coffee, while other characters, notably [[Bulma]], seem to enjoy its effects.

==General Overview==
Coffee is a warm, caffeinated beverage first served to Goku in Bulma's [[Hoi-Poi Capsule|capsule]] home during their initial search for the [[Dragon Balls]]. Goku calls it a bitter soup, upon which Bulma corrects him.

Coffee is, however, never explicitly stated not to be a bitter soup.

==Coffee in the Manga==

The following items are instances of coffee or unspecified coffee-like beverages throughout the series.

<gallery caption="Coffee Gallery">
File:db2coffee.png|thumb|200px|Goku calls coffee a bitter soup during his first encounter with it, in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 2]]
File:db3coffee.PNG|thumb|200px|Bulma pours herself a cup of coffee as Goku declines the offer in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 3]]
File:db9coffee.PNG|thumb|200px|Bulma has an evening cup of coffee in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 9]]
File:db10coffee.PNG|thumb|200px|[[Oolong]] enjoys a sip of the bitter soup in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 10]]
File:db67coffee.png|thumb|200px|Even [[Artificial Human|artificial humans]] are not above a sip of java, as [[Artificial Human #8|#8]] enjoys a cup in the company of [[Sno]]'s family in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 67]]
File:db137coffee.png|thumb|200px|Bulma, [[Yamcha]] and the others calm their nerves with cups of coffee as they discuss what to do in the face of the [[Demon King Piccolo]]'s resurrection, in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 137]]
File:db152coffee.PNG|thumb|200px|[[Lunch]], Bulma and Oolong are seen with morning cups of coffee as they receive a radio transmission from [[Tenshinhan]] in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 152]]. A coffeepot is visible in the background.
File:db259coffee.PNG|thumb|200px|Desperate times call for desperate caffeination, as Bulma alone partakes in a cup of coffee in her capsule house on [[Namek]] in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 259]]
File:db363coffee.PNG|thumb|200px|A cup of coffee can be seen on the table next to [[Piccolo]] as he cans the television for news of [[Cell]] in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 363]]. Is the caffeinated beverage his, or a cup accidentally left out overnight by the sleeping Yamcha or [[Kuririn]]?
File:trunksthestorycoffee.PNG|thumb|200px|[[Future Bulma]] holds a cup of coffee while looking over the [[time machine]] in the "[[Trunks the Story –A Lone Warrior–]]" special chapter
File:db419coffee.PNG|thumb|200px|Future Bulma and [[Future Trunks]] each enjoy a cup of coffee after Trunks returns with news of his success in the past, in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 419]]
File:db423coffee.PNG|thumb|200px|[[Son Gohan]] greets a coffee-toting [[Dr. Brief]] at [[Capsule Corporation]] in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 423]]. A coffeepot can be seen in the background. Perhaps Dr. Brief has just filled his cup?
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Although Goku is served a hot, mugged beverage by [[Sno]] in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 57]], it is unlikely to be coffee due to Goku's consumption of it without protest. Likely candidates include cocoa or (non-bitter) soup.

===Coffee in Other Manga===

These cups of coffee are seen in one post-''Dragon Ball'' manga series or ''Dragon Ball''-adjacent material including [[Dr. Slump|''Dr. Slump'']], [[Jaco the Galactic Patrolman|''Jaco the Galactic Patrolman'']] and [[Dragon Ball Super|''Dragon Ball Super'']].

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File:dbs16coffee.png|thumb|200px|[[Beerus]] and [[Whis]] prepare for a long investigation into [[Goku Black]]'s identity with a pot of coffee in [[Dragon Ball Super Chapter 16]]. What is the appeal of this bitter soup that even two legendary gourmands will not turn up their noses at it?
File:dbs18coffee.png|thumb|200px|Goku Black enjoys a hot, dark beverage that may be either coffee or [[tea]] in [[Dragon Ball Super Chapter 18]]
File:dbs31coffee.png|thumb|200px|Kuririn and [[Artificial Human #18|#18]] have coffee with dinner in [[Dragon Ball Super Chapter 31]]
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===Anime-only Coffee===
These cups of coffee appear in the anime or related films. This list is incomplete.

===Coffee in Games===
In ''[[Dragon Ball Z: The Legacy of Goku II]]'', a character by the name of Alisa will ask the player if they would care to join her for a "specialty coffee," as a means of staving off boredom.<ref>https://www.ign.com/faqs/2004/dragon-ball-z-the-legacy-of-goku-i-ii-game-script-429303</ref>

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