Future Trunks

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Future Trunks
トランクス（未来） (Torankusu (Mirai))
Manga Anime Future Trunks (Anime)
English Name(s)	Trunks (Ocean/FUNimation) Trunks (Viz)
Name Pun	Trunks
Manga Debut	Dragon Ball Chapter 330
Anime Debut	Dragon Ball Z Episode 119
Japanese VA	Takeshi Kusao
Canadian VA	Alistair Abell
Funimation VA	Eric Vale
Personal Data
Birth	Age 766 (Future)
Death	26 May, Age 767 (Present)
Classification	Half-Saiyan Characters
Universe	Universe 7
Title	Apprentice to the Future's East Kaiōshin (Super)
Relationship Data
Family	Future Bulma (Mother) Future Vegeta (Father)
Significant other(s)	Future Mai
Relatives	Bulma's Mother (Grandmother) Brief (Grandfather) King Vegeta's Wife (Grandmother) King Vegeta (Grandfather) Tights (Aunt) Tarble (Uncle) Gure (Aunt)

This article is about the Trunks who arrives from the future. For the Trunks born in the present timeline, see Trunks.

Future Trunks is a fictional character in the Dragon Ball manga series by Akira Toriyama. Future Trunks makes his debut in chapter 330, published in the 1991 #29 issue of Shueisha's Weekly Shōnen Jump.

Biography

The son of Bulma and Vegeta, this version of Trunks grows up in a world without his father, who, alongside most of Earth's strongest fighters, gets killed by artificial humans created by Doctor Gero when Trunks is still an infant. Son Gohan survives, and helps Trunks with his training as he grows older. In the manga's series of events, Trunks is already a Super Saiyan while training with Gohan, whereas in the anime version, he struggles trying to attain the form. He joins Gohan in a battle against Artificial Humans No. 17 and No. 18, but they barely get out of it alive. Later, Gohan heads off to the battlefield again, knocking Trunks out to prevent him from coming along. By the time Trunks wakes up, Gohan has fallen. Upon finding his dead body in the anime version, Trunks transforms into a Super Saiyan.

Three years later, he tries fighting the artificial humans again, to no avail. He resorts to using the time machine Bulma built, to deliver heart medicine to Son Goku twenty years in the past. Bulma believes that if Gohan's father had not succumbed to a heart virus, he could have made a difference against the artificial humans.

Name

Following the underwear theme of Bulma's family, Trunks' name is taken from the trunks type of underwear.

Production

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Notable Skills

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Performance

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Notable Appearances

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Legacy

Three supplemental "Original Illustration Stories" were produced about Piccolo, Vegeta, and Trunks respectively. The third one, The Lonely Future Warrior!! Trunks, is a single chapter consisting of mostly text with some accompanying illustrations, published within the Anime Comic adaptation of the first Dragon Ball Z television special. It was first released in print by Shueisha 12 January 1993. Written by Aya Matsui and illustrated by Minoru Maeda, it tells a story from Trunks' point of view during the wait for the Cell Games, as he reflects on everything that has happened to him and his relationships with various other characters.