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vinesal

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	\|valign="top"\|'''[[Iwaza]]''' <small>'''(イワザ)'''</small><br /><small>'''Japanese VA:''' n/a</small>		\|valign="top"\|'''[[Iwaza]]''' <small>'''(イワザ)'''</small><br /><small>'''Japanese VA:''' n/a</small>
	One of [[Moro]]'s and [[Saganbo]]'s henchmen, partnered with [[Miza]] and [[Kikaza]], and able to fuse together with them.		One of [[Moro]]'s and [[Saganbo]]'s henchmen, partnered with [[Miza]] and [[Kikaza]], and able to fuse together with them.
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			\|valign="top" width="80"\|[[File:Bio-Vinesal-manga.png\|left\|80px\|link=Vinesal]]
			\|valign="top"\|'''[[Vinesal]]''' <small>'''(ビネソル)'''</small><br /><small>'''Japanese VA:''' n/a</small>
			The first to notice when the Galactic Prison shields fell. Invited to join Saganbo, but never seen again.
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Terez: correction

2020-12-23T21:56:06Z

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	\|valign="top" width="80"\|[[File:bio-seventhree-manga.png\|left\|80px\|link=OG73-I]]		\|valign="top" width="80"\|[[File:bio-seventhree-manga.png\|left\|80px\|link=OG73-I]]
	\|valign="top"\|'''[[OG73-I]]''' <small>'''(~~オージーセベンスリーアイ~~)'''</small><br /><small>'''Japanese VA:''' n/a</small>		\|valign="top"\|'''[[OG73-I]]''' <small>'''(オージーセブンスリーアイ)'''</small><br /><small>'''Japanese VA:''' n/a</small>
	A convict locked away in the galactic prison until Moro's wish sets him free. "Seven-Three" is an emotionless artificial being, and can copy the abilities of another person for thirty minutes simply by grabbing them by the neck.<ref name=super53>{{Cite manga\|Series=Super\|Chp=53}}</ref> Works with the team of [[Saganbo]], [[Koiter]], [[Shimorekka]], and [[Yunba]] after escaping.		A convict locked away in the galactic prison until Moro's wish sets him free. "Seven-Three" is an emotionless artificial being, and can copy the abilities of another person for thirty minutes simply by grabbing them by the neck.<ref name=super53>{{Cite manga\|Series=Super\|Chp=53}}</ref> Works with the team of [[Saganbo]], [[Koiter]], [[Shimorekka]], and [[Yunba]] after escaping.
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VegettoEX: /* Production */

2020-11-09T13:24:16Z

Production

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	{{quotation\|もとは銀河をまたにかけた凶悪な犯罪者で、宇宙警察機構に逮捕されナッツ星に収容されていた。ターレスがナッツ星を襲った時に脱獄、その仲間となる。		{{quotation\|もとは銀河をまたにかけた凶悪な犯罪者で、宇宙警察機構に逮捕されナッツ星に収容されていた。ターレスがナッツ星を襲った時に脱獄、その仲間となる。
	<br><br><hr><br>He was originally a villainous criminal traveling around the galaxy, but he was arrested by the space police organization and jailed on planet Nutz. He broke out when Tullece attacked planet Nutz, and became one of his men.\|~~Amond~~}}		<br><br><hr><br>He was originally a villainous criminal traveling around the galaxy, but he was arrested by the space police organization and jailed on planet Nutz. He broke out when Tullece attacked planet Nutz, and became one of his men.\|Winter 1990 Toei Anime Fair Brochure (p. 4)}}
	This "Space" or "Galactic Police Organization" (宇宙警察機構 ''Uchū Keisatsu Kikō'') is referenced again in ''[[Dragon Ball Daizenshuu 7: Dragon Ball Large Encyclopedia]]'', perhaps/likely based solely on this one character's biography:		This "Space" or "Galactic Police Organization" (宇宙警察機構 ''Uchū Keisatsu Kikō'') is referenced again in ''[[Dragon Ball Daizenshuu 7: Dragon Ball Large Encyclopedia]]'', perhaps/likely based solely on this one character's biography:

VegettoEX: Adding respective Kikaza and Iwaza bio images post-confirmation of their names

2020-09-21T19:21:59Z

Adding respective Kikaza and Iwaza bio images post-confirmation of their names

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	\|valign="top" width="80"\|[[File:bio~~-miza-iwaza~~-kikaza-manga.png\|left\|80px\|link=Kikaza]]		\|valign="top" width="80"\|[[File:bio-kikaza-manga.png\|left\|80px\|link=Kikaza]]
	\|valign="top"\|'''[[Kikaza]]''' <small>'''(キカザ)'''</small><br /><small>'''Japanese VA:''' n/a</small>		\|valign="top"\|'''[[Kikaza]]''' <small>'''(キカザ)'''</small><br /><small>'''Japanese VA:''' n/a</small>
	One of [[Moro]]'s and [[Saganbo]]'s henchmen, partnered with [[Miza]] and [[Iwaza]], and able to fuse together with them.		One of [[Moro]]'s and [[Saganbo]]'s henchmen, partnered with [[Miza]] and [[Iwaza]], and able to fuse together with them.
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	\|valign="top" width="80"\|[[File:bio~~-miza~~-iwaza~~-kikaza~~-manga.png\|left\|80px\|link=Iwaza]]		\|valign="top" width="80"\|[[File:bio-iwaza-manga.png\|left\|80px\|link=Iwaza]]
	\|valign="top"\|'''[[Iwaza]]''' <small>'''(イワザ)'''</small><br /><small>'''Japanese VA:''' n/a</small>		\|valign="top"\|'''[[Iwaza]]''' <small>'''(イワザ)'''</small><br /><small>'''Japanese VA:''' n/a</small>
	One of [[Moro]]'s and [[Saganbo]]'s henchmen, partnered with [[Miza]] and [[Kikaza]], and able to fuse together with them.		One of [[Moro]]'s and [[Saganbo]]'s henchmen, partnered with [[Miza]] and [[Kikaza]], and able to fuse together with them.

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	\|valign="top" width="80"\|[[File:bio-irico-manga.png\|left\|80px\|link=Iriko]]		\|valign="top" width="80"\|[[File:bio-irico-manga.png\|left\|80px\|link=Iriko]]
	\|valign="top"\|'''[[Iriko]]''' <small>(イリコ)</small><br /><small>'''Japanese VA:''' n/a</small>		\|valign="top"\|'''[[Iriko]]''' <small>'''(イリコ)'''</small><br /><small>'''Japanese VA:''' n/a</small>
	Iriko accompanies [[Merusu]] on official Galactic Patrol business, piloting their spaceship. Iriko later transports [[Vegeta]] to [[Planet Yardrat]].		Iriko accompanies [[Merusu]] on official Galactic Patrol business, piloting their spaceship. Iriko later transports [[Vegeta]] to [[Planet Yardrat]].
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	\|valign="top" width="80"\|[[File:bio-unknown.png\|left\|80px\|link=Kusaya Squad]]		\|valign="top" width="80"\|[[File:bio-unknown.png\|left\|80px\|link=Kusaya Squad]]
	\|valign="top"\|'''[[Kusaya Squad]]''' <small>(クサヤ部隊)</small><br /><small>'''Japanese VA:''' n/a</small>		\|valign="top"\|'''[[Kusaya Squad]]''' <small>'''(クサヤ部隊)'''</small><br /><small>'''Japanese VA:''' n/a</small>
	A group of (otherwise unnamed) Galactic Patrol agents able to get a lock on [[Moro]]'s location following the battle with the [[Macareni Gang]].<ref name="superchp43"></ref>		A group of (otherwise unnamed) Galactic Patrol agents able to get a lock on [[Moro]]'s location following the battle with the [[Macareni Gang]].<ref name="superchp43"></ref>
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VegettoEX: Adding entry for Kusaya Squad

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Adding entry for Kusaya Squad

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	\|valign="top" width="80"\|[[File:bio-merusu-manga.png\|left\|80px\|link=Merusu]]		\|valign="top" width="80"\|[[File:bio-merusu-manga.png\|left\|80px\|link=Merusu]]
	\|valign="top"\|'''[[Merusu]]''' <small>'''(メルス)'''</small><br /><small>'''Japanese VA:''' n/a</small>		\|valign="top"\|'''[[Merusu]]''' <small>'''(メルス)'''</small><br /><small>'''Japanese VA:''' n/a</small>
	Merusu is the number-one super-elite member of the Galactic Patrol, responsible for 104 sectors.<ref>{{Cite manga\|Series=Super\|Chp=42}}</ref> Merusu comes to Earth in search of [[Boo\|Majin Boo]] in order to gain access to the [[Dai Kaiōshin]], who sealed the powers of and helped contain the planet-eating villain [[Moro]] ten million years ago.<ref>~~{{Cite manga\|Series=Super\|Chp=43}}~~</ref> Merusu is aware of [[Son Goku]] and [[Vegeta]]'s respective strength, and was able to get the jump on them both. As with other Galactic Patrol members, Merusu wears the insignia and armor of the Galactic Patrol, which also allows him to fly via boosters from his feet.		Merusu is the number-one super-elite member of the Galactic Patrol, responsible for 104 sectors.<ref>{{Cite manga\|Series=Super\|Chp=42}}</ref> Merusu comes to Earth in search of [[Boo\|Majin Boo]] in order to gain access to the [[Dai Kaiōshin]], who sealed the powers of and helped contain the planet-eating villain [[Moro]] ten million years ago.<ref name="superchp43"></ref> Merusu is aware of [[Son Goku]] and [[Vegeta]]'s respective strength, and was able to get the jump on them both. As with other Galactic Patrol members, Merusu wears the insignia and armor of the Galactic Patrol, which also allows him to fly via boosters from his feet.
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	\|valign="top"\|'''[[Iriko]]''' <small>(イリコ)</small><br /><small>'''Japanese VA:''' n/a</small>		\|valign="top"\|'''[[Iriko]]''' <small>(イリコ)</small><br /><small>'''Japanese VA:''' n/a</small>
	Iriko accompanies [[Merusu]] on official Galactic Patrol business, piloting their spaceship. Iriko later transports [[Vegeta]] to [[Planet Yardrat]].		Iriko accompanies [[Merusu]] on official Galactic Patrol business, piloting their spaceship. Iriko later transports [[Vegeta]] to [[Planet Yardrat]].
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			\|valign="top" width="80"\|[[File:bio-unknown.png\|left\|80px\|link=Kusaya Squad]]
			\|valign="top"\|'''[[Kusaya Squad]]''' <small>(クサヤ部隊)</small><br /><small>'''Japanese VA:''' n/a</small>
			A group of (otherwise unnamed) Galactic Patrol agents able to get a lock on [[Moro]]'s location following the battle with the [[Macareni Gang]].<ref name="superchp43"></ref>
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 |valign="top"|'''[[Amond]]''' <small>'''(アモンド)'''</small><br /><small>'''Japanese VA:''' [[Banjō Ginga]]</small>
 Originally a villainous criminal traveling around the galaxy, but he was arrested by the space police organization and jailed on [[Planet Nutz]]. He broke out when [[Tullece]] attacked Nutz, and became one of his men.<ref name="toeianimefairbrochure">Summer 1990 Toei Anime Fair: "Akira Toriyama - The World" program brochure, p. 4.</ref>
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-|valign="top"|'''[[Koiter]]''' <small>'''(コイター)'''</small><br /><small>'''Japanese VA:''' n/a</small>
+|valign="top"|'''[[Bikkura Koiter]]''' <small>'''(ビックラ・コイター)'''</small><br /><small>'''Japanese VA:''' n/a</small>
 TBD. Works with the team of [[Saganbo]], [[OG73-I]], [[Shimorekka]], and [[Yunba]] after escaping.
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 |valign="top"|'''[[Zauyogi]]''' <small>'''(ザウヨギ)'''</small><br /><small>'''Japanese VA:''' n/a</small>
 One of [[Moro]]'s and [[Saganbo]]'s henchmen (and specifically the Staff Officer within Saganbo's Galactic Bandit Brigade) who arrives on Earth to battle the newly-assembled Galactic Patrol warriors. After challenging Yamcha, he is ultimately defeated by Son Goku.<ref name="super56">{{Cite manga|Series=Super|Chp=56}}</ref><ref name="super57">{{Cite manga|Series=Super|Chp=57}}</ref><ref name="super58">{{Cite manga|Series=Super|Chp=58}}</ref>
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	\|valign="top"\|'''[[Yuzun]]''' <small>'''(ユズン)'''</small><br /><small>'''Japanese VA:''' n/a</small>		\|valign="top"\|'''[[Yuzun]]''' <small>'''(ユズン)'''</small><br /><small>'''Japanese VA:''' n/a</small>
	One of [[Moro]]'s and [[Saganbo]]'s henchmen, who later arrives on [[Planet Yardrat]] and challenges [[Vegeta]].		One of [[Moro]]'s and [[Saganbo]]'s henchmen, who later arrives on [[Planet Yardrat]] and challenges [[Vegeta]].
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			\|valign="top"\|'''[[Zauyogi]]''' <small>'''(ザウヨギ)'''</small><br /><small>'''Japanese VA:''' n/a</small>
			One of [[Moro]]'s and [[Saganbo]]'s henchmen (and specifically the Staff Officer within Saganbo's Galactic Bandit Brigade) who arrives on Earth to battle the newly-assembled Galactic Patrol warriors. After challenging Yamcha, he is ultimately defeated by Son Goku.<ref name="super56">{{Cite manga\|Series=Super\|Chp=56}}</ref><ref name="super57">{{Cite manga\|Series=Super\|Chp=57}}</ref><ref name="super58">{{Cite manga\|Series=Super\|Chp=58}}</ref>
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Adding Universe 11 Galactic Prison note

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	[[File:galactic-patrol-jaco-symbol.png\|thumb\|150px\|[[Jaco]] shows off the symbol of the Galactic Patrol, which is adored by all and feared by criminals.<ref name="jaco3">Toriyama, Akira. ''[[Jaco the Galactic Patrolman]]'' Chapter 3: "[[Jaco the Galactic Patrolman Chapter 3\|The Galactic Patrol Spaceship]]". ''Weekly Shōnen Jump'', 2013 #35. Japan: Shueisha, 29 July 2013.</ref>]]		[[File:galactic-patrol-jaco-symbol.png\|thumb\|150px\|[[Jaco]] shows off the symbol of the Galactic Patrol, which is adored by all and feared by criminals.<ref name="jaco3">Toriyama, Akira. ''[[Jaco the Galactic Patrolman]]'' Chapter 3: "[[Jaco the Galactic Patrolman Chapter 3\|The Galactic Patrol Spaceship]]". ''Weekly Shōnen Jump'', 2013 #35. Japan: Shueisha, 29 July 2013.</ref>]]
	The '''''Galactic Patrol''''' (銀河パトロール ''Ginga Patorōru'') is a fictional law enforcement organization in the ''Dragon Ball'' franchise and ~~its expanded universe~~. In its current incarnation, the Galactic Patrol is a group of 38 members overseen by the [[Galactic King]], responsible for protecting the peace throughout the galaxy.		The '''''Galactic Patrol''''' (銀河パトロール ''Ginga Patorōru'') is a fictional law enforcement organization in the ''Dragon Ball'' franchise and beyond. In its current [[Universe 7]] incarnation, the Galactic Patrol is a group of 38 members overseen by the [[Galactic King]], responsible for protecting the peace throughout the galaxy.

	Formal entries in the ongoing Galactic Patrol series include 2008's ''[[Sachie-chan GOOD!!]]'' by [[Akira Toriyama]] and [[Masakazu Katsura]], 2009's ''[[Jiya (Manga)\|Jiya]]'' by [[Akira Toriyama]] and [[Masakazu Katsura]], 2013's ''[[Jaco the Galactic Patrolman]]'' by [[Akira Toriyama]], and 2018's Galactic Patrol Prisoner arc of the ''Dragon Ball Super'' manga by [[Toyōtaro]] and [[Akira Toriyama]].		Formal entries in the ongoing Galactic Patrol series include 2008's ''[[Sachie-chan GOOD!!]]'' by [[Akira Toriyama]] and [[Masakazu Katsura]], 2009's ''[[Jiya (Manga)\|Jiya]]'' by [[Akira Toriyama]] and [[Masakazu Katsura]], 2013's ''[[Jaco the Galactic Patrolman]]'' by [[Akira Toriyama]], and 2018's Galactic Patrol Prisoner arc of the ''Dragon Ball Super'' manga by [[Toyōtaro]] and [[Akira Toriyama]].
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	[[File:galactic-police-lock-up-moro.png\|thumb\|250px\|The Galactic Police lock up [[Moro]] following his battle with the [[Kaiōshin]] ten million years ago.<ref name="superchp43">{{Cite manga\|Series=Super\|Chp=43}}</ref>]]		[[File:galactic-police-lock-up-moro.png\|thumb\|250px\|The Galactic Police lock up [[Moro]] following his battle with the [[Kaiōshin]] ten million years ago.<ref name="superchp43">{{Cite manga\|Series=Super\|Chp=43}}</ref>]]
	[[File:galactic-patrol-jaco-explains.png\|thumb\|250px\|[[Jaco]] explains the Galactic Patrol to [[Ōmori]].<ref name="jaco3"></ref>]]		[[File:galactic-patrol-jaco-explains.png\|thumb\|250px\|[[Jaco]] explains the Galactic Patrol to [[Ōmori]].<ref name="jaco3"></ref>]]
			[[File:planet-toile-first-mention-dbs-chp-30.png\|thumb\|250px\|In [[Universe 11]], [[Dispo]] mentions to [[Toppo]] that [[Jiren]] is battling [[Oshlet]] aliens on [[Planet Toile]] that have recently escaped the [[Galactic Prison]].<ref name=dbschp30>{{Cite manga\|Series=Super\|Chp=30}}</ref>]]
	The Galactic Police (銀河警ら隊 ''Ginga Keira-tai'') served as the predecessor to the Galactic Patrol. Ten million years ago, they observed the battle between [[Moro]] and the [[Kaiōshin]], opting to stay out of the battle themselves, locking up Moro upon his defeat.<ref name="superchp43"></ref>		The Galactic Police (銀河警ら隊 ''Ginga Keira-tai'') served as the predecessor to the Galactic Patrol. Ten million years ago, they observed the battle between [[Moro]] and the [[Kaiōshin]], opting to stay out of the battle themselves, locking up Moro upon his defeat.<ref name="superchp43"></ref>

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	The Galactic Patrol has a theme song.<ref name="jacochp1"></ref>		The Galactic Patrol has a theme song.<ref name="jacochp1"></ref>

			In [[Universe 11]], [[Dispo]] mentions to [[Toppo]] that [[Jiren]] is battling [[Oshlet]] aliens on [[Planet Toile]] that have recently escaped the [[Galactic Prison]], using the same wording (銀河刑務所 ''Ginga Keimusho'') as that of Universe 7's; no attempt to reconcile or explain a Galactic Patrol's role versus that of the [[Pride Troopers]] has been made for Universe 11.<ref name=dbschp30></ref>

	==Members==		==Members==

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	The Galactic Patrol (銀河パトロール ''Ginga Patorōru''), overseen by the [[Galactic King]]<ref name="jiyachp3">Toriyama, Akira; Katsura, Masakazu. ''Jiya'' Chapter 3: "Justice of an Alien". ''Weekly Young Jump'', 2010 #6. Japan: Shueisha, 07 January 2010.</ref><ref name="jacochp3"></ref>, is in charge of protecting the peace throughout the galaxy, and operates a [[Galactic Prison]] (銀河刑務所 ''Ginga Keimusho'') separate from their headquarters which features multiple prison cells.<ref name="superchp50">{{Cite manga\|Series=Super\|Chp=50}}</ref> Scout robots are occasionally sent out to observe planets (one in every hundred thousand flies on Earth is actually a scout robot), while other times actual members of the patrol themselves are dispatched.<ref name="jacochp1">{{Cite manga\|Series=Jaco\|Chp=1}}</ref> There are currently 38 members of the Galactic Patrol, which handle the limited number of planets with intelligent lifeforms.<ref name="jacochp2">{{Cite manga\|Series=Jaco\|Chp=2}}</ref> When [[Jaco Tilimentempibosshi]] applied to become a Galactic Patrolman, there were nine applicants for five open positions.<ref name="jacochp3">{{Cite manga\|Series=Jaco\|Chp=3}}</ref> Each Galactic Patrolman is responsible for a certain number of sectors depending on their aptitude; while [[Merusu]] is responsible for 104 sectors, Jaco manages only three.<ref name="superchp42">{{Cite manga\|Series=Super\|Chp=42}}</ref> Manipulating time is extremely dangerous and is forbidden by intergalactic law.<ref name="jacochp1"></ref>		The Galactic Patrol (銀河パトロール ''Ginga Patorōru''), overseen by the [[Galactic King]]<ref name="jiyachp3">Toriyama, Akira; Katsura, Masakazu. ''Jiya'' Chapter 3: "Justice of an Alien". ''Weekly Young Jump'', 2010 #6. Japan: Shueisha, 07 January 2010.</ref><ref name="jacochp3"></ref>, is in charge of protecting the peace throughout the galaxy, and operates a [[Galactic Prison]] (銀河刑務所 ''Ginga Keimusho'') separate from their headquarters which features multiple prison cells.<ref name="superchp50">{{Cite manga\|Series=Super\|Chp=50}}</ref> Scout robots are occasionally sent out to observe planets (one in every hundred thousand flies on Earth is actually a scout robot), while other times actual members of the patrol themselves are dispatched.<ref name="jacochp1">{{Cite manga\|Series=Jaco\|Chp=1}}</ref> There are currently 38 members of the Galactic Patrol, which handle the limited number of planets with intelligent lifeforms.<ref name="jacochp2">{{Cite manga\|Series=Jaco\|Chp=2}}</ref> When [[Jaco Tilimentempibosshi]] applied to become a Galactic Patrolman, there were nine applicants for five open positions.<ref name="jacochp3">{{Cite manga\|Series=Jaco\|Chp=3}}</ref> Each Galactic Patrolman is responsible for a certain number of sectors depending on their aptitude; while [[Merusu]] is responsible for 104 sectors, Jaco manages only three.<ref name="superchp42">{{Cite manga\|Series=Super\|Chp=42}}</ref> Manipulating time is extremely dangerous and is forbidden by intergalactic law.<ref name="jacochp1"></ref>

	Depending on the circumstances, Galactic Patrol duties may include saving a species or eradicating it; to accomplish the latter, the patrol may use an extinction bomb specially made to spread a virus affecting only ~~a particular species~~.<ref name="jacochp1"></ref> Jaco once mistakenly eradicated a planet's population, much to the annoyance of his ~~boss~~.<ref name="jacochp2"></ref> At last report on file with the Galactic Patrol<ref name="jiyachp1">Toriyama, Akira; Katsura, Masakazu. ''Jiya'' Chapter 1: "Journey with an Alien". ''Weekly Young Jump'', 2010 #2/3. Japan: Shueisha, 10 December 2009.</ref><ref name="jacochp1"></ref><ref name="superchp53">{{Cite manga\|Series=Super\|Chp=53}}</ref><ref group="note">In the first chapter of ''[[Jiya (Manga)\|Jiya]]'', the titular Galactic Patrolman arrives on Earth to find water among other beautiful resources, not to mention humanity itself. Jiya wonders why this is so different from [[Stece]]'s report, which stated the environment and humans themselves were not worth saving. In the [[Jaco the Galactic Patrolman Chapter 1\|first chapter]] of ''[[Jaco the Galactic Patrolman]]'', Jaco states that the Galactic Patrol has been informed that Earthlings are worthless creatures; Jaco was sent to help, but sees no reason to do so. In the "[[Dragon Ball Minus]]" bonus chapter of ''Jaco the Galactic Patrolman'' (which takes place chronologically before the rest of the series), the Galactic King further expands on this, stating that Earth is still a developing planet ruled by a weak and immature race. Jaco himself states that he checked their data on the planet, and Earthlings indeed seem to be a sinister people. In [[Dragon Ball Super Chapter 53\|''Dragon Ball Super'' manga chapter 53]], as the trio of [[Shimorekka]], [[Yunba]], and [[OG73-I]] make their way to Earth, Seven-Three notes that data on "Planet 4032 Green-877", the third planet from its star, in the outskirts of the northern sector of space, lists the planet as still being in the developmental stage and of little value. Seven-Three goes on to note, however, that this data comes from before they were arrested by the Galactic Patrol, and may be out of date. Intentional or otherwise, these explanations in both ''Jaco the Galactic Patrolman'' and ''Dragon Ball Super'' align with and corroborate the falsified report by Stece in ''Jiya''.</ref>, Earth is not a particularly important planet; the Galactic King admits that even a klutz like Jaco is capable of handling a mission there, and ~~gives~~ Jaco the authority to eradicate its population if he so desires.<ref name="dbminus">Toriyama, Akira. "Dragon Ball Minus". ''Jaco the Galactic Patrolman''. Japan: Shueisha, 04 April 2014. ISBN 978-4-08-870892-8.</ref>		Depending on the circumstances, Galactic Patrol duties may include saving a species or eradicating it; to accomplish the latter, the patrol may use an [[extinction bomb]] specially made to spread a virus affecting only humans on its respective planet.<ref name="jacochp1"></ref> Jaco once mistakenly eradicated a planet's population, much to the annoyance of his senior.<ref name="jacochp2"></ref> At last report on file with the Galactic Patrol<ref name="jiyachp1">Toriyama, Akira; Katsura, Masakazu. ''Jiya'' Chapter 1: "Journey with an Alien". ''Weekly Young Jump'', 2010 #2/3. Japan: Shueisha, 10 December 2009.</ref><ref name="jacochp1"></ref><ref name="superchp53">{{Cite manga\|Series=Super\|Chp=53}}</ref><ref group="note">In the first chapter of ''[[Jiya (Manga)\|Jiya]]'', the titular Galactic Patrolman arrives on Earth to find water among other beautiful resources, not to mention humanity itself. Jiya wonders why this is so different from [[Stece]]'s report, which stated the environment and humans themselves were not worth saving. In the [[Jaco the Galactic Patrolman Chapter 1\|first chapter]] of ''[[Jaco the Galactic Patrolman]]'', Jaco states that the Galactic Patrol has been informed that Earthlings are worthless creatures; Jaco was sent to help, but sees no reason to do so. In the "[[Dragon Ball Minus]]" bonus chapter of ''Jaco the Galactic Patrolman'' (which takes place chronologically before the rest of the series), the Galactic King further expands on this, stating that Earth is still a developing planet ruled by a weak and immature race. Jaco himself states that he checked their data on the planet, and Earthlings indeed seem to be a sinister people. In [[Dragon Ball Super Chapter 53\|''Dragon Ball Super'' manga chapter 53]], as the trio of [[Shimorekka]], [[Yunba]], and [[OG73-I]] make their way to Earth, Seven-Three notes that data on "Planet 4032 Green-877", the third planet from its star, in the outskirts of the northern sector of space, lists the planet as still being in the developmental stage and of little value. Seven-Three goes on to note, however, that this data comes from before they were arrested by the Galactic Patrol, and may be out of date. Intentional or otherwise, these explanations in both ''Jaco the Galactic Patrolman'' and ''Dragon Ball Super'' align with and corroborate the falsified report by Stece in ''Jiya''.</ref>, Earth is not a particularly important planet; the Galactic King admits that even a klutz like Jaco is capable of handling a mission there, and Jaco is given the authority to eradicate its population if he so desires.<ref name="dbminus">Toriyama, Akira. "[[Dragon Ball Minus]]". ''Jaco the Galactic Patrolman''. Japan: Shueisha, 04 April 2014. ISBN 978-4-08-870892-8.</ref>

	Those working for the Galactic Patrol may also be sent out in squads<ref name="superchp46">{{Cite manga\|Series=Super\|Chp=46}}</ref>, which themselves may or may not be named. Members of the patrol have access to various knowledge databases that can be directly inserted into a patrolman's brain, including alien languages and that of mechanical repair.<ref name="jacochp1"></ref> Special ear receivers can hear the sounds an ant makes more than 100 meters away.<ref name="jacochp2"></ref> While Galactic Patrol members are capable fighters, they are no match for certain aliens such as adult [[Saiyans]] or [[Freeza]], nor will their extinction bomb work against them.<ref name="jacochp11">{{Cite manga\|Series=Jaco\|Chp=11}}</ref> Certain members of the Galactic Patrol are married and/or go on dates.<ref name="jacochp4">{{Cite manga\|Series=Jaco\|Chp=3}}</ref>		Those working for the Galactic Patrol may also be sent out in squads<ref name="superchp46">{{Cite manga\|Series=Super\|Chp=46}}</ref>, which themselves may or may not be named. Members of the patrol have access to various knowledge databases that can be directly inserted into a patrolman's brain, including alien languages and that of mechanical repair.<ref name="jacochp1"></ref> Special ear receivers can hear the sounds an ant makes more than 100 meters away.<ref name="jacochp2"></ref> While Galactic Patrol members are capable fighters, they are no match for certain aliens such as adult [[Saiyans]] or [[Freeza]], nor will their extinction bomb work against them.<ref name="jacochp11">{{Cite manga\|Series=Jaco\|Chp=11}}</ref> Certain members of the Galactic Patrol are married and/or go on dates.<ref name="jacochp4">{{Cite manga\|Series=Jaco\|Chp=3}}</ref>

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	The Galactic Patrol (銀河パトロール ''Ginga Patorōru''), overseen by the [[Galactic King]]<ref name="jiyachp3">Toriyama, Akira; Katsura, Masakazu. ''Jiya'' Chapter 3: "Justice of an Alien". ''Weekly Young Jump'', 2010 #6. Japan: Shueisha, 07 January 2010.</ref><ref name="jacochp3"></ref>, is in charge of protecting the peace throughout the galaxy, and operates a [[Galactic Prison]] (銀河刑務所 ''Ginga Keimusho'') separate from their headquarters which features multiple prison cells.<ref name="superchp50">{{Cite manga\|Series=Super\|Chp=50}}</ref> Scout robots are occasionally sent out to observe planets (one in every hundred thousand flies on Earth is actually a scout robot), while other times actual members of the patrol themselves are dispatched.<ref name="jacochp1">{{Cite manga\|Series=Jaco\|Chp=1}}</ref> There are currently 38 members of the Galactic Patrol, which handle the limited number of planets with intelligent lifeforms.<ref name="jacochp2">{{Cite manga\|Series=Jaco\|Chp=2}}</ref> When [[Jaco Tilimentempibosshi]] applied to become a Galactic Patrolman, there were nine applicants for five open positions.<ref name="jacochp3">{{Cite manga\|Series=Jaco\|Chp=3}}</ref> Each Galactic Patrolman is responsible for a certain number of sectors depending on their aptitude; while [[Merusu]] is responsible for 104 sectors, Jaco manages only three.<ref name="superchp42">{{Cite manga\|Series=Super\|Chp=42}}</ref> Manipulating time is extremely dangerous and is forbidden by intergalactic law.<ref name="jacochp1"></ref>		The Galactic Patrol (銀河パトロール ''Ginga Patorōru''), overseen by the [[Galactic King]]<ref name="jiyachp3">Toriyama, Akira; Katsura, Masakazu. ''Jiya'' Chapter 3: "Justice of an Alien". ''Weekly Young Jump'', 2010 #6. Japan: Shueisha, 07 January 2010.</ref><ref name="jacochp3"></ref>, is in charge of protecting the peace throughout the galaxy, and operates a [[Galactic Prison]] (銀河刑務所 ''Ginga Keimusho'') separate from their headquarters which features multiple prison cells.<ref name="superchp50">{{Cite manga\|Series=Super\|Chp=50}}</ref> Scout robots are occasionally sent out to observe planets (one in every hundred thousand flies on Earth is actually a scout robot), while other times actual members of the patrol themselves are dispatched.<ref name="jacochp1">{{Cite manga\|Series=Jaco\|Chp=1}}</ref> There are currently 38 members of the Galactic Patrol, which handle the limited number of planets with intelligent lifeforms.<ref name="jacochp2">{{Cite manga\|Series=Jaco\|Chp=2}}</ref> When [[Jaco Tilimentempibosshi]] applied to become a Galactic Patrolman, there were nine applicants for five open positions.<ref name="jacochp3">{{Cite manga\|Series=Jaco\|Chp=3}}</ref> Each Galactic Patrolman is responsible for a certain number of sectors depending on their aptitude; while [[Merusu]] is responsible for 104 sectors, Jaco manages only three.<ref name="superchp42">{{Cite manga\|Series=Super\|Chp=42}}</ref> Manipulating time is extremely dangerous and is forbidden by intergalactic law.<ref name="jacochp1"></ref>

	Depending on the circumstances, Galactic Patrol duties may include saving a species or eradicating it; to accomplish the latter, the patrol may use an extinction bomb specially made to spread a virus affecting only ~~a particular species~~.<ref name="jacochp1"></ref> Jaco once mistakenly eradicated a planet's population, much to the annoyance of his ~~boss~~.<ref name="jacochp2"></ref> At last report on file with the Galactic Patrol<ref name="jiyachp1">Toriyama, Akira; Katsura, Masakazu. ''Jiya'' Chapter 1: "Journey with an Alien". ''Weekly Young Jump'', 2010 #2/3. Japan: Shueisha, 10 December 2009.</ref><ref name="jacochp1"></ref><ref name="superchp53">{{Cite manga\|Series=Super\|Chp=53}}</ref><ref group="note">In the first chapter of ''[[Jiya (Manga)\|Jiya]]'', the titular Galactic Patrolman arrives on Earth to find water among other beautiful resources, not to mention humanity itself. Jiya wonders why this is so different from [[Stece]]'s report, which stated the environment and humans themselves were not worth saving. In the [[Jaco the Galactic Patrolman Chapter 1\|first chapter]] of ''[[Jaco the Galactic Patrolman]]'', Jaco states that the Galactic Patrol has been informed that Earthlings are worthless creatures; Jaco was sent to help, but sees no reason to do so. In the "[[Dragon Ball Minus]]" bonus chapter of ''Jaco the Galactic Patrolman'' (which takes place chronologically before the rest of the series), the Galactic King further expands on this, stating that Earth is still a developing planet ruled by a weak and immature race. Jaco himself states that he checked their data on the planet, and Earthlings indeed seem to be a sinister people. In [[Dragon Ball Super Chapter 53\|''Dragon Ball Super'' manga chapter 53]], as the trio of [[Shimorekka]], [[Yunba]], and [[OG73-I]] make their way to Earth, Seven-Three notes that data on "Planet 4032 Green-877", the third planet from its star, in the outskirts of the northern sector of space, lists the planet as still being in the developmental stage and of little value. Seven-Three goes on to note, however, that this data comes from before they were arrested by the Galactic Patrol, and may be out of date. Intentional or otherwise, these explanations in both ''Jaco the Galactic Patrolman'' and ''Dragon Ball Super'' align with and corroborate the falsified report by Stece in ''Jiya''.</ref>, Earth is not a particularly important planet; the Galactic King admits that even a klutz like Jaco is capable of handling a mission there, and ~~gives~~ Jaco the authority to eradicate its population if he so desires.<ref name="dbminus">Toriyama, Akira. "Dragon Ball Minus". ''Jaco the Galactic Patrolman''. Japan: Shueisha, 04 April 2014. ISBN 978-4-08-870892-8.</ref>		Depending on the circumstances, Galactic Patrol duties may include saving a species or eradicating it; to accomplish the latter, the patrol may use an [[extinction bomb]] specially made to spread a virus affecting only humans on its respective planet.<ref name="jacochp1"></ref> Jaco once mistakenly eradicated a planet's population, much to the annoyance of his senior.<ref name="jacochp2"></ref> At last report on file with the Galactic Patrol<ref name="jiyachp1">Toriyama, Akira; Katsura, Masakazu. ''Jiya'' Chapter 1: "Journey with an Alien". ''Weekly Young Jump'', 2010 #2/3. Japan: Shueisha, 10 December 2009.</ref><ref name="jacochp1"></ref><ref name="superchp53">{{Cite manga\|Series=Super\|Chp=53}}</ref><ref group="note">In the first chapter of ''[[Jiya (Manga)\|Jiya]]'', the titular Galactic Patrolman arrives on Earth to find water among other beautiful resources, not to mention humanity itself. Jiya wonders why this is so different from [[Stece]]'s report, which stated the environment and humans themselves were not worth saving. In the [[Jaco the Galactic Patrolman Chapter 1\|first chapter]] of ''[[Jaco the Galactic Patrolman]]'', Jaco states that the Galactic Patrol has been informed that Earthlings are worthless creatures; Jaco was sent to help, but sees no reason to do so. In the "[[Dragon Ball Minus]]" bonus chapter of ''Jaco the Galactic Patrolman'' (which takes place chronologically before the rest of the series), the Galactic King further expands on this, stating that Earth is still a developing planet ruled by a weak and immature race. Jaco himself states that he checked their data on the planet, and Earthlings indeed seem to be a sinister people. In [[Dragon Ball Super Chapter 53\|''Dragon Ball Super'' manga chapter 53]], as the trio of [[Shimorekka]], [[Yunba]], and [[OG73-I]] make their way to Earth, Seven-Three notes that data on "Planet 4032 Green-877", the third planet from its star, in the outskirts of the northern sector of space, lists the planet as still being in the developmental stage and of little value. Seven-Three goes on to note, however, that this data comes from before they were arrested by the Galactic Patrol, and may be out of date. Intentional or otherwise, these explanations in both ''Jaco the Galactic Patrolman'' and ''Dragon Ball Super'' align with and corroborate the falsified report by Stece in ''Jiya''.</ref>, Earth is not a particularly important planet; the Galactic King admits that even a klutz like Jaco is capable of handling a mission there, and Jaco is given the authority to eradicate its population if he so desires.<ref name="dbminus">Toriyama, Akira. "[[Dragon Ball Minus]]". ''Jaco the Galactic Patrolman''. Japan: Shueisha, 04 April 2014. ISBN 978-4-08-870892-8.</ref>

	Those working for the Galactic Patrol may also be sent out in squads<ref name="superchp46">{{Cite manga\|Series=Super\|Chp=46}}</ref>, which themselves may or may not be named. Members of the patrol have access to various knowledge databases that can be directly inserted into a patrolman's brain, including alien languages and that of mechanical repair.<ref name="jacochp1"></ref> Special ear receivers can hear the sounds an ant makes more than 100 meters away.<ref name="jacochp2"></ref> While Galactic Patrol members are capable fighters, they are no match for certain aliens such as adult [[Saiyans]] or [[Freeza]], nor will their extinction bomb work against them.<ref name="jacochp11">{{Cite manga\|Series=Jaco\|Chp=11}}</ref> Certain members of the Galactic Patrol are married and/or go on dates.<ref name="jacochp4">{{Cite manga\|Series=Jaco\|Chp=3}}</ref>		Those working for the Galactic Patrol may also be sent out in squads<ref name="superchp46">{{Cite manga\|Series=Super\|Chp=46}}</ref>, which themselves may or may not be named. Members of the patrol have access to various knowledge databases that can be directly inserted into a patrolman's brain, including alien languages and that of mechanical repair.<ref name="jacochp1"></ref> Special ear receivers can hear the sounds an ant makes more than 100 meters away.<ref name="jacochp2"></ref> While Galactic Patrol members are capable fighters, they are no match for certain aliens such as adult [[Saiyans]] or [[Freeza]], nor will their extinction bomb work against them.<ref name="jacochp11">{{Cite manga\|Series=Jaco\|Chp=11}}</ref> Certain members of the Galactic Patrol are married and/or go on dates.<ref name="jacochp4">{{Cite manga\|Series=Jaco\|Chp=3}}</ref>