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"Artificial Humans" (人造人間; jinzōningen) are beings created to resemble or act like humans, but the term itself does not specifically distinguish between either "Android" or "Cyborg" types. Akira Toriyama uses this term to describe all such beings seen throughout the series created by the scientist Doctor Gero. Each artificial human created has been assigned a specific development number by Doctor Gero, with the exception of Cell, which is typically how they are referred to (i.e. No. 17 & 18). The "Technology" section of Daizenshuu 4 further divides the artificial humans up into two separate groups, a "Biotechnological-type"[1] (バイオタイプ baio-taipu) and "Mechanical-type" (メカタイプ meka-taipu).
Manga Characters
The following characters appear in Akira Toriyama's Dragon Ball manga series.
Biotechnological-type
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Artificial Human No. 8 (人造人間８号) Japanese VA: Shōzō Iizuka A human-based artificial human created by Doctor Gero. Murasaki unleashes him as his secret weapon to defeat Goku, but the kindhearted No. 8 quickly befriends him instead. Goku nicknames him "Hatchan", a combination of the word "hachi" (Japanese for "eight") and the honorific "chan". |
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Artificial Human No. 17 (人造人間１７号) Japanese VA: Shigeru Nakahara Description. |
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Artificial Human No. 18 (人造人間１８号) Japanese VA: Miki Itō Description. |
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Cell (セル) Japanese VA: Norio Wakamoto Description. |
Mechanical-type
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Artificial Human No. 16 (人造人間１６号) Japanese VA: Hikaru Midorikawa Description. |
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Artificial Human No. 19 (人造人間１９号) Japanese VA: Yukitoshi Hori Doctor Gero's nineteenth creation, he comes packaged with a cruel personality. |
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Artificial Human No. 20 / Doctor Gero (人造人間２０号 / ドクター・ゲロ) Japanese VA: Kōji Yata Doctor Gero, known to many as a mad scientist, committed his life's work to developing the perfect artificial human. He began creating artificial humans as weapons for his employer, the Red Ribbon Army, but most of them were deemed defective. After the army's destruction, he immersed himself in creating artificial humans with the sole purpose of getting revenge on Son Goku, evening going so far as to turn himself into one. |
Anime Original Characters
The following characters are original to Toei Animation's animated adaptation based on Akira Toriyama's Dragon Ball manga series.
Dragon Ball Z Movie 7
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Artificial Human No. 13 (人造人間１３号) Japanese VA: Kazuyuki Sogabe Description. |
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Artificial Human No. 14 (人造人間１４号) Japanese VA: Hisao Egawa Description. |
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Artificial Human No. 15 (人造人間１５号) Japanese VA: Toshio Kobayashi Description. |
References
- ↑ "Technology". Dragon Ball Daizenshuu 4: World Guide. Japan: Shueisha, 04 October 1995. ISBN 4-08-782754-2. (p. 160)