The star of Akira Toriyama's first big hit, Dr. Slump, she is an absurdly powerful and rather demented robot girl created by Senbe. She loves monsters, poop, and wrestling above all else. When Goku comes to Penguin Village, she helps him out by sending General Blue flying.
A robot created by Senbe's rival, the evil Dr. Mashirito, based on Arale's design. He has all of her powers, but is her opposite in most other ways, being extremely prim and proper. Originally created to destroy Senbe and co., he instead befriends them and falls in love with Arale. He has several pet cats, which he mentions during his brief appearance in Dragon Ball.
Guarding pirate treasure, this robot attacks Goku, Kuririn and Bulma as they venture into the pirates' abandoned hideout. It is equipped with a sword and a machine gun, and can attack with electricity through its tail. Goku destroys the robot by smashing into it from above.
After Colonel Silver blows up Kinto'un, Goku looks for other means of transportation by checking the contents of capsules at random. The first one reveals this robot, who knows which capsule contains an airplane. Goku cannot pilot it, so the robot does so for him. As they travel north and the air gets colder, the robot freezes, causing the plane to crash.
As a powerful robot in the Red Ribbon Army, he is tasked by General White with protecting the third floor of Muscle Tower in Jingle Village. He faces off against Goku, and even after having his head blown off by a Kamehameha, he keeps fighting. However, he eventually loses when his battery runs out.
Anime Original Characters
The following characters are original to Toei Animation's animated adaptation based on Akira Toriyama's Dragon Ball manga series.
An SSS Type All-Purpose Capsule Robot No. C-6 that gets buried by an earthquake during an excavation of the Nemuria Ruins. Son Gohan finds it 80 years later and tries to free it, but the ruins collapse and the robot sacrifices itself to help Gohan escape.
Movie Characters
The following characters appear in theatrical adaptations, spin-offs, and special features for the Dragon Ball franchise.
