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The '''Pilaf Gang''' consists of [[Pilaf]] and his two trusted henchmen, [[Mai]] and [[Shuu]]. From the time they are introduced in the first ''[[Dragon Ball (manga)|Dragon Ball]]'' arc, they function as a unit and are almost never seen apart from one another until [[Future Mai]] is introduced in ''[[Dragon Ball Super]]''. Even then, the main-timeline group continues to be virtually inseparable. | The '''Pilaf Gang''' consists of [[Pilaf]] and his two trusted henchmen, [[Mai]] and [[Shuu]]. From the time they are introduced in the first ''[[Dragon Ball (manga)|Dragon Ball]]'' arc, they function as a unit and are almost never seen apart from one another until [[Future Mai]] is introduced in ''[[Dragon Ball Super]]''. Even then, the main-timeline group continues to be virtually inseparable. | ||
Pilaf's goal has always been world domination, and he is assisted in that quest by Mai and Shuu. They have repeatedly sought the [[Dragon Balls]] to serve that end, but whenever they are presented with the opportunity to wish for it, with the exception of the first time (when their wish is preempted by [[Oolong]]),<ref name="ch20">{{Cite manga|Chp=20}}</ref> they always wish for something else. | Pilaf's goal has always been world domination, and he is assisted in that quest by Mai and Shuu. They have repeatedly sought the [[Dragon Balls]] to serve that end, but whenever they are presented with the opportunity to wish for it, with the exception of the first time (when their wish is preempted by [[Oolong]]),<ref name="ch20">{{Cite manga|Chp=20}}</ref> they always wish for something else. | ||
While [[Earth]] is under attack from the [[Artificial Humans]], they wish for youth, but the phrasing of the wish causes [[Shenlong]] to return all of them to infancy, rendering Mai and the others around the same age as [[Trunks]] in both timelines. | |||
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The term "Pilaf Gang" (ピラフ一味 ''Pirafu ichimi'') is used consistently to describe the group in Japanese, including in the titles of [[Dragon Ball Chapter 109]] and [[Dragon Ball Super Episode 4]]. | |||
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{{Table bio|jp=[[Tesshō Genda]]|funi=[[Chris Cason]]|appear=[[Dragon Ball Chapter 18]] / [[Dragon Ball Episode 1]]}} | {{Table bio|jp=[[Tesshō Genda]]|funi=[[Chris Cason]]|appear=[[Dragon Ball Chapter 18]] / [[Dragon Ball Episode 1]]}} | ||
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==Pursuit of the Dragon Balls== | |||
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| Anime Debut | Dragon Ball Episode 1 |
The Pilaf Gang consists of Pilaf and his two trusted henchmen, Mai and Shuu. From the time they are introduced in the first Dragon Ball arc, they function as a unit and are almost never seen apart from one another until Future Mai is introduced in Dragon Ball Super. Even then, the main-timeline group continues to be virtually inseparable.
Pilaf's goal has always been world domination, and he is assisted in that quest by Mai and Shuu. They have repeatedly sought the Dragon Balls to serve that end, but whenever they are presented with the opportunity to wish for it, with the exception of the first time (when their wish is preempted by Oolong),[1] they always wish for something else.
While Earth is under attack from the Artificial Humans, they wish for youth, but the phrasing of the wish causes Shenlong to return all of them to infancy, rendering Mai and the others around the same age as Trunks in both timelines.
Name
The term "Pilaf Gang" (ピラフ一味 Pirafu ichimi) is used consistently to describe the group in Japanese, including in the titles of Dragon Ball Chapter 109 and Dragon Ball Super Episode 4.
Members
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Pilaf (ピラフ)
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Mai (マイ)
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Shuu (シュウ)
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Pursuit of the Dragon Balls
References
- ↑ Toriyama, Akira. Dragon Ball Chapter 20: "The Wish to Shenlong!!". Weekly Shōnen Jump, 1985 #20. Japan: Shueisha, 16 April 1985.