Daiz
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| Daiz | |
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| ダイズ (Daizu) | |
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Anime  | |
| English Name(s) |
Daiezu (Bandai/Carddass) Daiz (FUNi/1998) Daiz (FUNi/2005) Daiz (Bandai Namco) |
| Name Pun | Soybean |
| Anime Debut | Dragon Ball Z Movie 3 |
| Japanese VA | Yūji Machi |
| Canadian VA | Scott McNeil[1] |
| Funimation VA | Mark Lancaster |
| Personal Data | |
| Occupation | Criminal |
| Title | Prince of the Pukimpa Dynasty |
Daiz is a fictional character in the Dragon Ball franchise, serving as a henchman in the Tullece Corps under Tullece himself.
Biography
Daiz is a stylish warrior with an unusual hairstyle who wears a necklace and earrings.[2] Daiz profile from daizenshuu 7 here if applicable.[3] Originally the prince of the Pukimpa dynasty on Planet Kabocha, Daiz is recruited into the Tullece Corps when Tullece attacks his planet in recognition of Daiz's courage in rebelling and leading the defense force to its bitter end.[4] Daiz fights with energy bullets and is rather overconfident.[3]
Along with the Tullece Corps, Daiz scouts Earth as a planting ground for the Tree of Godly Might. On the planet's surface, Amond uses an explosive technique from two fingers to create a hole which Daiz flips the tree's seed into.[5] Daiz and the rest of the Tullece Corps confront Son Goku and the others following the tree's growth. Following the defeat of most Dragon Team members, Daiz and the other Tullece Corps members later attack Goku all at once, who grows angry and defeats them in front of Tullece.[5][6]
Daiz's battle power is 8400.[7]
Name
Daiz's name (ダイズ Daiz) is the Japanese word for "soybean" (daizu) written in hiragana instead of kanji.[8]; all Tullece Corps members (Amond, Cacao, Daiz, Rakasei, and Rezun) feature names based on types of beans or nuts.
Daiz is not referred to by name during the third theatrical Dragon Ball Z film; the character's name is first documented in the film's ending credits.
Daiz's home planet name of Kabocha (かボーチャ Kabōcha) elongates the second syllable in the Japanese word for "pumpkin" (南瓜 or かぼちゃ kabocha). The Pukimpa (パキンバ pakinba) dynasty that Daiz is said to have been the prince of is a rearranged version of the Japanese approximation of the English word "pumpkin" (パンプキン panpukin).
Production
Daiz's back-history regarding him being a prince of the Pukimpa dynatasy on Planet Kabocha, as well as being recruited by Tullece in recognition of his rebellion, is not present within the third theatrical Dragon Ball Z film where he appears; rather, this information is only included within the theatrical brochure (as well as the related "Akira Toriyama: The World Special" book).
Performance
Daiz is played by Yūji Machi in one of his many Dragon Ball franchise performances (alongside Appule and various unnamed characters).
In FUNimation's 1998 three-episode television presentation and subsequent uncut presentation of the third theatrical Dragon Ball Z film on home video, Amond is played by Scott McNeil. In the company's 2005 redub of said film, Amond is played by Mark Lancaster.
Daiz (credited as "TBD") is played by TBD in the German dub of the film produced by the AB Groupe.
Notable Appearances
Daiz's primary appearance is the third theatrical Dragon Ball Z film from 1990. Daiz, along with many other past villains, makes a cameo appearance in the twelfth theatrical Dragon Ball Z film as various enemies escape from Hell.[9]
Daiz makes playable video game appearances in Dragon Ball Heroes (debuting as part of the "Galaxy Mission #" update series with ###-##) as well as in the mobile game Dragon Ball Z: Dokkan Battle.
Techniques
Cruel Attack
Amond's Cruel Attack (残酷な攻撃 Zankokuna Kōgeki) 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]
Planet Bomb
Amond's Planet Bomb (プラネットボム Puranetto Bomu) is an ability in Dragon Ball Heroes granting... Planet Bomb 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".[10]
Gigantic Warrior
Amond's Gigantic Warrior is a passive ability in Dragon Ball Z: Dokkan Battle granting "ATK and DEF +10% for all allies".[10]
Notes
TBD
References
- ↑ [citation needed]
- ↑ "LIBRARY OF ADVENTURE". Dragon Ball Daizenshuu 6: Movies & TV Specials. Japan: Shueisha, 04 December 1995. ISBN 4-08-782756-9. (p. 199)
- ↑ 3.0 3.1 "Human Racial Dictionary". Dragon Ball Daizenshuu 7: Dragon Ball Large Encyclopedia. Japan: Shueisha, 05 February 1996. ISBN 4-08-782757-7. (p. 54)
- ↑ 4.0 4.1 Summer 1990 Toei Anime Fair: "Akira Toriyama - The World" program brochure, p. 4.
- ↑ 5.0 5.1 Dragon Ball Z: A Super Decisive Battle for Earth. Japan: 1990 Toei Anime Fair (Summer). 07 July 1990.
- ↑ Cite error: Invalid
<ref>tag; no text was provided for refs namedamonddaizenshuu7profile - ↑ Summer 1990 Toei Anime Fair: "Akira Toriyama - The World" program brochure, p. 17.
- ↑ "TBD". Dragon Ball Supplemental Daizenshuu: TV Animation Part 3. Japan: Shueisha, 18 August 1996. ISBN 4-08-102019-1. (p. TBD)
- ↑ Dragon Ball Z: The Rebirth of Fusion!! Goku and Vegeta. Japan: 1995 Toei Anime Fair (Spring). 04 March 1995.
- ↑ 10.0 10.1 "Dragon Ball Z Dokkan Battle - Analisi Personaggi Iscritti" (26 February 2016). YouTube. Retrieved: 19 August 2019.