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| name = Kuriza | |||
| jpn_name = クリーザ (''Kuriiza'') | |||
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| eng_name = Kuriza (Bandai Namco)<br>Kreeza (Viz) | |||
| name_pun = [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chestnut Chestnut] + [[Freeza]] | |||
| game_debut = [[Dragon Ball Z 2]] | |||
| manga_debut = [[Neko Majin Z 2]] | |||
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| creator = [[Akira Toriyama]] | |||
| jpn_voice = [[Wataru Takagi]] | |||
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'''Kuriza''' is a fictional character in the ''Dragon Ball'' franchise, debuting in ''[[Neko Majin Z 2]]'' by [[Akira Toriyama]] in 2003 as [[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 unconcious 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, who 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 August 2003 debut in ''[[Neko Majin Z 2]]'', Kuriza appears one more time in the series in ''[[Neko Majin Z 3]]'', released in February 2004. | |||
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). 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> | |||
Kuriza began making appearances in the ''[[Dragon Ball Heroes]]'' arcade game series beginning with the "Evil Dragons Mission 2" update in '''(date?)''' with [[HJ2-SEC2]]. Subsequent card have included [[HJ4-61]] from the "Evil Dragons Mission 4" update and [[HGD2-40]] from the "God Mission 2" update. These cards respectively carried over to ''[[Dragon Ball Heroes: Ultimate Mission 2]]'' and ''[[Dragon Ball Heroes: Ultimate Mission X]]'' on the Nintendo 3DS. Kuriza also appeared in ''[[Super Dragon Ball Heroes: World Mission]]''... | |||
==Techniques== | |||
===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 ''[[Dragon Ball Heroes]]'' granting... Parent and Child Fear in its various incarnations is available on cards [[SH4-22]], [[HG4-49]], [[HG4-50]], [[HG5-23]], [[HG5-24]], and [[HG8-24]]. | |||
プラネットボム | |||
アビリティ | |||
神精樹の実 | |||
２ラウンド目開始時、自分の戦闘力とパワー＋１５００。［永続］ | |||
プラネットボム | |||
アビリティ | |||
鉄壁の巨漢戦士 | |||
自分が攻撃を受けた時、自分のパワーより敵のパワーが低いと、ダメージを大幅に軽減する。［毎回］ | |||
プラネットボム | |||
アビリティ | |||
宇宙の壊し屋 | |||
ラウンド終了時、自分チームのＨＰが５０％以下になっていると、敵チームのヒーローエナジーを－３。［１回限り］ | |||
プラネットボム | |||
アビリティ | |||
宇宙の壊し屋 | |||
ラウンド終了時、自分チームのＨＰが５０％以下になっていると、敵チームのヒーローエナジーを－３。［１回限り］ | |||
Planet Bomb also appears in ''[[Dragon Ball Z: Dokkan Battle]]'' as Amond's super attack where it "causes damage and prevents super attack".<ref name="amonddokkan">{{Cite web|URL=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=usG5qwPvEbo|Website=YouTube|Title="Dragon Ball Z Dokkan Battle - Analisi Personaggi Iscritti"|Date=26 February 2016|AccessDate=19 August 2019}}</ref> | |||
===Death Ball=== | |||
Kuriza's Death Ball (プラネットボム ''Desu Bōru'') is an attack in ''[[Dragon Ball Heroes]]''... Cruel Attack is available on card [[HG8-24]]. | |||
残酷な攻撃 | |||
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、その敵のガード－１０００。[１回限り] | |||
===Fear Gaze=== | |||
Amond's [[Fear Gaze]] (恐怖の視線 ''Kyōfu no Shisen'') is an attack in ''[[Dragon Ball Heroes]]''... Fear Gaze is available on card [[SH4-22]]. | |||
恐怖の視線 | |||
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、その敵の気力をダウンする。[１回限り] | |||
===Gigantic Warrior=== | |||
Amond's [[Gigantic Warrior]] is a passive ability in ''[[Dragon Ball Z: Dokkan Battle]]'' granting "ATK and DEF +10% for all allies".<ref name="amonddokkan"></ref> | |||
==Notes== | |||
TBD | |||
==References== | |||
{{Reflist}} | |||
[[Category:Character]] | |||
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| Kuriza | |
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| クリーザ (Kuriiza) | |
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Manga  | |
| English Name(s) |
Kuriza (Bandai Namco) Kreeza (Viz) |
| Name Pun | Chestnut + Freeza |
| Manga Debut | Neko Majin Z 2 |
| Game Debut | Dragon Ball Z 2 |
| Created by | Akira Toriyama |
| Japanese VA | Wataru Takagi |
| Relationship Data | |
| Family | Freeza (Father) |
Kuriza is a fictional character in the Dragon Ball franchise, debuting in Neko Majin Z 2 by Akira Toriyama in 2003 as Freeza's son.
Biography
Neko Majin
Having been defeated and humiliated in his previous battle against 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 unconcious 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.[1]
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, who 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...[2]
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.[3]
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.[4]
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 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 August 2003 debut in Neko Majin Z 2, Kuriza appears one more time in the series in Neko Majin Z 3, released in February 2004.
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). 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.[5][6]
Kuriza began making appearances in the Dragon Ball Heroes arcade game series beginning with the "Evil Dragons Mission 2" update in (date?) with HJ2-SEC2. Subsequent card have included HJ4-61 from the "Evil Dragons Mission 4" update and HGD2-40 from the "God Mission 2" update. These cards respectively carried over to Dragon Ball Heroes: Ultimate Mission 2 and Dragon Ball Heroes: Ultimate Mission X on the Nintendo 3DS. Kuriza also appeared in Super Dragon Ball Heroes: World Mission...
Techniques
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 Dragon Ball Heroes granting... Parent and Child Fear in its various incarnations is available on cards SH4-22, HG4-49, HG4-50, HG5-23, HG5-24, and HG8-24.
プラネットボム アビリティ 神精樹の実 ２ラウンド目開始時、自分の戦闘力とパワー＋１５００。［永続］
プラネットボム アビリティ 鉄壁の巨漢戦士 自分が攻撃を受けた時、自分のパワーより敵のパワーが低いと、ダメージを大幅に軽減する。［毎回］
プラネットボム アビリティ 宇宙の壊し屋 ラウンド終了時、自分チームのＨＰが５０％以下になっていると、敵チームのヒーローエナジーを－３。［１回限り］
プラネットボム アビリティ 宇宙の壊し屋 ラウンド終了時、自分チームのＨＰが５０％以下になっていると、敵チームのヒーローエナジーを－３。［１回限り］
Planet Bomb also appears in Dragon Ball Z: Dokkan Battle as Amond's super attack where it "causes damage and prevents super attack".[7]
Death Ball
Kuriza's Death Ball (プラネットボム Desu Bōru) is an attack in Dragon Ball Heroes... Cruel Attack is available on card HG8-24.
残酷な攻撃 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、その敵のガード－１０００。[１回限り]
Fear Gaze
Amond's Fear Gaze (恐怖の視線 Kyōfu no Shisen) is an attack in Dragon Ball Heroes... Fear Gaze is available on card SH4-22.
恐怖の視線 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、その敵の気力をダウンする。[１回限り]
Gigantic Warrior
Amond's Gigantic Warrior is a passive ability in Dragon Ball Z: Dokkan Battle granting "ATK and DEF +10% for all allies".[7]
Notes
TBD
References
- ↑ Toriyama, Akira. Neko Majin Z 2. Monthly Shōnen Jump, September 2003. Japan: Shueisha, 06 August 2003. (pp. 86-101)
- ↑ Toriyama, Akira. Neko Majin Z 3. Monthly Shōnen Jump, March 2004. Japan: Shueisha, 06 February 2004. (pp. 30-45)
- ↑ Dragon Ball Heroes: Ultimate Mission X. Japan: Bandai, Dimps. Nintendo 3DS. 27 April 2017.
- ↑ Super Dragon Ball Heroes: World Mission. Japan: Bandai Namco, Dimps. Nintendo Switch, PC (Steam). First released: 04 April 2019.
- ↑ Dragon Ball Z 2. Japan: Bandai. Sony PlayStation 2, Nintendo Gamecube. First released: 05 February 2004.
- ↑ "Freeza's Son Kuriza Appears in JP “Budokai 2”" (07 February 2004). Kanzenshuu. Retrieved: 13 November 2019.
- ↑ 7.0 7.1 "Dragon Ball Z Dokkan Battle - Analisi Personaggi Iscritti" (26 February 2016). YouTube. Retrieved: 19 August 2019.