Gowasu is an elderly Kaiōshin. He takes the Northern Kaiō of Universe 10, Zamasu, as an apprentice, but Zamasu betrays him, killing him and stealing a Time Ring to carry out his evil plans. "Gowasu" (ごわす) is an archaic Japanese verb meaning "to be", often used to show gratitude, respect, and humbleness toward another speaker. As Gowasu was introduced prior to the Tournament of Power and shares a similar naming scheme as Zamasu, his name does not follow suit with the other Kaiōshin names.[3]
Rumoosh is a relatively lazy God of Destruction who doesn't like to destroy planets because he finds it to be too much trouble. He likes people who fawn over him for being a God of Destruction.[1] Rumoosh is likely derived from "rum" (ラム酒/ramushu), a distilled alcoholic beverage made from sugarcane byproducts. This pun follows the theme of Gods of Destruction and Angels being named after alcoholic beverages.[3]
Kusu is the oldest child of the Great Priest.[4] An innocent angel who looks like a young girl despite her age, she is enchanted by the sharp muscular condition of the representative warriors for Universe 10.[5] She is always advising Rumoosh and Gowasu on the difference between good and evil, but clashes between good and evil get her blood racing despite herself.[1] Kusu's name is likely derived from Kūsu (くうす/Kūsu). When Awamori, a distilled beverage unique to Okinawa, is aged for three years or more, it is called kūsu (古酒; "old liquor"), often written in katakana (クース) or in kanji with the appropriate furigana. This pronunciation is unique to Awamori and Okinawa; elsewhere in Japan, the word 古酒 is pronounced koshu and refers to aged sake. This name pun follows the theme of Gods of Destruction and Angels being named after alcoholic beverages.[3]
Mulithim is a power fighter who has regular intakes of protein and a muscular body that is thoroughly trained. In the Tournament of Power, he was overwhelmed by Freeza and dropped out.[5][8] Mulithim's name is likely derived from the element Lithium (リチウム), an alkali metal with the atomic number 3.
Rylibeu is a female warrior with beautiful butterfly-like wings. In the Tournament of Power, Basil's intense kick breaks her wings and she is blown out of the ring.[5][9] Rylibeu's name is likely derived from the element Beryllium (ベリリウム), an alkaline earth metal with the atomic number 4.
Dyrasen is a beautiful narcissistic warrior who holds a rose in one hand. In the Tournament of Power, Ribrianne's charge takes him out of the ring during his battle with Piccolo.[5][10] Dyrasen's name is likely derived from the element Praseodymium (プラセオジム), a lanthanide rare-earth metal with the atomic number 59.
Murisam is a Universe 10 warrior who uses a technique similar to Muay Thai. In the Tournament of Power, he is dropped out of the ring by Cabba's blow.[5][11] Murisam's name is likely derived from the element Samarium (サマリウム), a lanthanide metal with the atomic number 62.
Methiop specializes in a boxing style and unleashes punches and jabs with agile footwork. In the Tournament of Power, he is blown out of the ring by berserkKale's ki blast.[5][11] Methiop's name is likely derived from the element Promethium (プロメチウム), a radioactive lanthanide with the atomic number 61.
Napapa is the reigning champion of Dohyōdoru, a Universe 10 martial art similar to sumo. In the Tournament of Power, he uses his strength to try to force Caulifla out of the ring, but he is instead pushed out by her Super Saiyan power.[11] Napapa's name is likely derived from the element Vanadium (バナジウム), a transition metal with the atomic number 23.
Zircor is Universe 10's yoga warrior. In the Tournament of Power, he is dropped out by Universe 2's Jimizu.[5][12] Zircor name is likely derived from the element Zirconium (ジルコニウム), a transition metal with the atomic number 40.
Obni excels in ki control, toying with his opponent by creating a gap between his internal ki and his body movements. Although he puts up a good fight against his opponent Gohan in the Tournament of Power, he is blown out by a Kamehameha.[5][12] Obni's name is likely derived from the element Niobium (ニオビウム), a transition metal with the atomic number 41.
Dium is able to fly freely through the sky like a bird. In the Tournament of Power, he is thrown off-balance and knocked out of the ring, his wings cut by Kuririn's Kienzan.[5][14] Dium's name is likely derived from the -dium suffix used for various chemical elements.
Notes
↑Rubalt's Toei website bio calls Piccolo's technique 連続閃光弾 or "Rapid-fire Flash Bullets", but it is the same technique Piccolo used against No. 17 in Dragon Ball Z Episode 148 (Dragon Ball Chapter 366). This is called 拡散誘導気功波 or "Scattered and Guided Kikōha" in the "Special Attack Dictionary" found in the Daizenshuu and Chouzenshuu guidebooks.
