Lee - Revision history

Jpranevich: consistency and spell check

2020-02-02T05:07:09Z

consistency and spell check

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	==Name==		==Name==

	Lee's name is given in dialog in the manga, but only in the anime is it clear which of the three young women are Hedge, Hogg, and Lee. Her name is a pun off of the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/M3_Lee M3 Lee tank], part of a set of tank-related in the chapter including "Hedgehog" (a combination of [[Hedge]] and [[Hogg]]) and [[Sherman Priest]].<ref>{{Cite guidebook\|Title="I want to know the characters' name sources!"\|Book=20\|Page=pp. 158-159}}</ref> The episode credits for [[Dragon Ball Episode 4\|episode 4]] lists her only as "Villager" (村人たち).<ref>{{Cite episode\|Series=DB\|Eps=4}}</ref> In the English-language adaptation of the anime by Funimation, Lee's name is given as Little Flower, although this may be a nickname. The Native American style of name may have been selected ~~becuase~~ her father is depicted as wearing native-style clothing, similar to that of [[Upa]] and [[Bora]] later in the series.		Lee's name is given in dialog in the manga, but only in the anime is it clear which of the three young women are Hedge, Hogg, and Lee. Her name is a pun off of the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/M3_Lee M3 Lee tank], part of a set of tank-related in the chapter including "Hedgehog" (a combination of [[Hedge]] and [[Hogg]]) and [[Sherman Priest]].<ref>{{Cite guidebook\|Title="I want to know the characters' name sources!"\|Book=20\|Page=pp. 158-159}}</ref> The episode credits for [[Dragon Ball Episode 4\|episode 4]] lists her only as "Villager" (村人たち).<ref>{{Cite episode\|Series=DB\|Eps=4}}</ref> In the English-language adaptation of the anime by Funimation, Lee's name is given as Little Flower, although this may be a nickname. The Native American style of name may have been selected because her father is depicted as wearing native-style clothing, similar to that of [[Upa]] and [[Bora]] later in the series.

	==Production==		==Production==
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	==Performance==		==Performance==
	~~Hedge~~'s voice actress is uncredited, but she may be played by [[Tomiko Suzuki]] who is credited as "Villager" (村人たち). She may also have performed [[Hogg]] and [[~~Lee~~]] in the same episode. Prior to her death, Suzuki was primarily known for playing [[Dende]] and [[Marron]] in ''[[Dragon Ball Z]]'' and ''[[Dragon Ball GT]]'' respectively.		Lee's voice actress is uncredited, but she may be played by [[Tomiko Suzuki]] who is credited as "Villager" (村人たち). She may also have performed [[Hogg]] and [[Hedge]] in the same episode. Prior to her death, Suzuki was primarily known for playing [[Dende]] and [[Marron]] in ''[[Dragon Ball Z]]'' and ''[[Dragon Ball GT]]'' respectively.

	==Notable Appearances==		==Notable Appearances==

Jpranevich at 14:51, 31 October 2018

2018-10-31T14:51:59Z

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Jpranevich: /* Name */ fix reference tag

2018-10-31T04:45:55Z

Name: fix reference tag

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	==Name==		==Name==

	Lee's name is given in dialog in the manga, but only in the anime is it clear which of the three young women are Hedge, Hogg, and Lee. Her name is a pun off of the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/M3_Lee M3 Lee tank], part of a set of tank-related in the chapter including "Hedgehog" (a combination of [[Hedge]] and [[Hogg]]) and [[Sherman Priest]].{{Cite guidebook\|Title="I want to know the characters' name sources!"\|Book=20\|Page=pp. 158-159}}</ref> The episode credits for [[Dragon Ball Episode 4\|episode 4]] lists her only as "Villager" (村人たち).<ref>{{Cite episode\|Series=DB\|Eps=4}}</ref> In the ~~Viz manga~~, ~~Hogg~~'s name is given as Little Flower, although this may be a nickname. The Native American style of name may have been selected ~~by Funimation as~~ her father is depicted as wearing native-style clothing, similar to that of [[Upa]] and [[Bora]] later in the series.		Lee's name is given in dialog in the manga, but only in the anime is it clear which of the three young women are Hedge, Hogg, and Lee. Her name is a pun off of the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/M3_Lee M3 Lee tank], part of a set of tank-related in the chapter including "Hedgehog" (a combination of [[Hedge]] and [[Hogg]]) and [[Sherman Priest]].<ref>{{Cite guidebook\|Title="I want to know the characters' name sources!"\|Book=20\|Page=pp. 158-159}}</ref> The episode credits for [[Dragon Ball Episode 4\|episode 4]] lists her only as "Villager" (村人たち).<ref>{{Cite episode\|Series=DB\|Eps=4}}</ref> In the English-language adaptation of the anime by Funimation, Lee's name is given as Little Flower, although this may be a nickname. The Native American style of name may have been selected becuase her father is depicted as wearing native-style clothing, similar to that of [[Upa]] and [[Bora]] later in the series.

	==Production==		==Production==

Jpranevich: correct name

2018-10-31T04:44:06Z

correct name

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	'''Lee''' is a fictional character in the ''Dragon Ball'' universe by Akira Toriyama. [[Son Goku]] and [[Bulma]] rescue ~~Hogg~~ after she was kidnapped by [[Oolong]] in [[Age 749]]. While her role is restricted to a single panel in the manga, she has a small speaking role in the anime adaptation.		'''Lee''' is a fictional character in the ''Dragon Ball'' universe by Akira Toriyama. [[Son Goku]] and [[Bulma]] rescue Lee and her companions after she was kidnapped by [[Oolong]] in [[Age 749]]. While her role is restricted to a single panel in the manga, she has a small speaking role in the anime adaptation.

	==Biography==		==Biography==

Jpranevich: /* Name */ oops, actually anime

2018-10-31T04:42:44Z

Name: oops, actually anime

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	==Name==		==Name==

	Lee's name is given in dialog in the manga, but only in the anime is it clear which of the three young women are Hedge, Hogg, and Lee. Her name is a pun off of the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/M3_Lee M3 Lee tank], part of a set of tank-related in the chapter including "Hedgehog" (a combination of [[Hedge]] and [[Hogg]]) and [[Sherman Priest]].{{Cite guidebook\|Title="I want to know the characters' name sources!"\|Book=20\|Page=pp. 158-159}}</ref> The episode credits for [[Dragon Ball Episode 4\|episode 4]] lists her only as "Villager" (村人たち).<ref>{{Cite episode\|Series=DB\|Eps=4}}</ref> In the Viz manga, Hogg's name is given as Little Flower, although this may be a nickname. The Native American style of name may have been selected by ~~Viz~~ as her father is depicted as wearing native-style clothing, similar to that of [[Upa]] and [[Bora]] later in the series.		Lee's name is given in dialog in the manga, but only in the anime is it clear which of the three young women are Hedge, Hogg, and Lee. Her name is a pun off of the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/M3_Lee M3 Lee tank], part of a set of tank-related in the chapter including "Hedgehog" (a combination of [[Hedge]] and [[Hogg]]) and [[Sherman Priest]].{{Cite guidebook\|Title="I want to know the characters' name sources!"\|Book=20\|Page=pp. 158-159}}</ref> The episode credits for [[Dragon Ball Episode 4\|episode 4]] lists her only as "Villager" (村人たち).<ref>{{Cite episode\|Series=DB\|Eps=4}}</ref> In the Viz manga, Hogg's name is given as Little Flower, although this may be a nickname. The Native American style of name may have been selected by Funimation as her father is depicted as wearing native-style clothing, similar to that of [[Upa]] and [[Bora]] later in the series.

	==Production==		==Production==

Jpranevich: Initial check-in based on Hedge and Hogg

2018-10-31T04:41:46Z

Initial check-in based on Hedge and Hogg

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{{Infobox character
| name = Lee
| jpn_name = リー (''Rii'')
| image =
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{{tab | Anime | [[File:bio-lee-anime.png|120px|Hogg (Anime)]]}}
}}
| caption =
| eng_name = Little Flower (FUNimation)<br/>Precious (Viz)
| name_pun = [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/M3_Lee M3 Lee tank]
| manga_debut = [[Dragon Ball Chapter 6]]
| anime_debut = [[Dragon Ball Episode 4]]
| appears =
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| classify = Human-type Earthling
| gender = Female
| occupation = Farmer
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'''Lee''' is a fictional character in the ''Dragon Ball'' universe by Akira Toriyama. [[Son Goku]] and [[Bulma]] rescue Hogg after she was kidnapped by [[Oolong]] in [[Age 749]]. While her role is restricted to a single panel in the manga, she has a small speaking role in the anime adaptation.

==Biography==

Lee's village has been repeatedly attacked by a shape-shifting "demon", actually the perverted pig Oolong. In one such attack, Lee is kidnapped and taken to her attacker's mansion hideout.<ref>{{Cite manga|Chp=5}}</ref> Unknown to her family, Lee is treated well and is seen relaxing with her fellow prisoners, [[Hedge]] and [[Hogg]]. In the [[Dragon Ball (anime)|anime]], Lee is pleased with her new life as it means that she does not need to work in the fields. In exchange for the [[Dragon Balls|six-star ball]], Goku and Bulma defeat Oolong and rescue his captives. Afterwards, she returns to her family's village.<ref>{{Cite manga|Chp=6}}</ref>

==Name==

Lee's name is given in dialog in the manga, but only in the anime is it clear which of the three young women are Hedge, Hogg, and Lee. Her name is a pun off of the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/M3_Lee M3 Lee tank], part of a set of tank-related in the chapter including "Hedgehog" (a combination of [[Hedge]] and [[Hogg]]) and [[Sherman Priest]].{{Cite guidebook|Title="I want to know the characters' name sources!"|Book=20|Page=pp. 158-159}}</ref> The episode credits for [[Dragon Ball Episode 4|episode 4]] lists her only as "Villager" (村人たち).<ref>{{Cite episode|Series=DB|Eps=4}}</ref> In the Viz manga, Hogg's name is given as Little Flower, although this may be a nickname. The Native American style of name may have been selected by Viz as her father is depicted as wearing native-style clothing, similar to that of [[Upa]] and [[Bora]] later in the series.

==Production==
TBD

==Notable Skills==
TBD

==Performance==
Hedge's voice actress is uncredited, but she may be played by [[Tomiko Suzuki]] who is credited as "Villager" (村人たち). She may also have performed [[Hogg]] and [[Lee]] in the same episode. Prior to her death, Suzuki was primarily known for playing [[Dende]] and [[Marron]] in ''[[Dragon Ball Z]]'' and ''[[Dragon Ball GT]]'' respectively.

==Notable Appearances==
TBD

==References==
{{Reflist}}

{{Characters}}

[[Category:Character]]