Dondochakka Birstanne (ドンドチャッカ・ビルスタン, Dondochakka Birusutan) is one of Nel Tu's "brothers" and protectors. Like Pesche, he attempts to chase after Nel and Ichigo in Las Noches, but ends up finding Renji instead, who he frequently irritates with his clumsiness and emotional outbursts.  Dondochakka has a large, spotted humanoid hollow with a tiki mask and compound eyes. He appears to speak with a yakuza-style accent and is fairly tame in comparison to other hollows. Despite his menacing appearance, he is prone to tear-filled outbursts at the slightest provocation, usually when he's worried about something.   ~!Dondochakka once served Nel when she was an Espada, but had his mask torn off by Nnoitra and was left for dead along with Pesche and Nel. After realizing that Nel had reverted to a defenseless child, he and Pesche pledged to protect Nel by never telling her about her former life. After that event, he travels Hueco Mundo with Pesche and Nel Tu, and their pet, Bawabawa.!~ As described by Pesche, Dondochakka possesses numerous insect spirits within his stomach. One of these is the worm hollow Bawabawa. He can spit these spirits out at will as allies in combat. In addition, he carries a spiked mace-like weapon inside his stomach. He can also perform a synchronized cero attack with Pesche, called Cero Sincrético.  (Source: Bleach Wikia)

The supreme general of the Southern Cross. A megalomaniac determined on wiping out the Zor at any cost, he begins to take extreme measures to ensure victory.  (Source: Wikipedia)

[Jet Black](https://anilist.co/character/3/)'s former ISSP partner.

Gyuumaou is based on Niúmówáng ("Ox-Demon-King", "Ox Devil Lord" or "Ox Tyrant") a character from the Chinese novel Journey to the West.   Despite his threatening name, he is really quite harmless and fun-loving; given that Gyuu is the crest on his helmet, it is incorrectly assumed by fans that Gyuu is his surname and Maō is his first. He was somewhat demonic and frightening when his castle became engulfed in flames on Frypan Mountain.  He wreaked havoc through the village at the foot of the mountain, threatening anyone he presumed would steal his treasure, until Kamesen'nin showed him the error of his ways. He is Chichi's father and thus Son Goku's father-in-law. Gyuumaouis very strong and trained alongside Grandpa Son Gohan under Muten-Rôshi's tutelage.   As the series progresses, Gyuumaou's role lessens in the story and eventually fades into being a background character, used only for slight comic relief. Gyuumaouis also the grandfather of Gohan and Goten. In anime filler, he has a few large roles though from time to time, mainly accompanying his family and the others.  

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Muten-Rôshi's friend and long-time companion, the good-natured lovable turtle lives in the Kame House with the elderly hermit. During Dragon Ball Z in the anime filler, he celebrates his 1,000th birthday in episode 117. He plays a relatively small part in the manga, but he has quite a few large roles in the anime. When he first appeared, he was in the wilderness, alone and lost. He was picking mushrooms when he got separated from his friends and had since been wandering around on land for over a year. Goku kindly takes on the task of returning him to the ocean, which he is very grateful for. It is Umigame who introduces Muten-Rôshi to Bulma and Son Goku. Umigame does not care much for Muten-Rôshi's perverse interests, enjoying honest interests himself. He was one of the first animal characters Goku meets and befriends, giving a small sense of irony that in the final Dragon Ball GT episode, he's one of the few characters that Goku bids farewell to after departing with Shenlong. In the anime, his power level is 0.001, as evident when Bulma tests Raditz's scouter in the Vegeta Saga.

Cymbal was one of Piccolo Daimaoh&#039;s minions. His main purpose was to collect the Dragon Balls for him. While in search for the balls, he encounters Goku and Yajirobe. They play rock, paper, scissors to see who fights him, and Yajirobe wins. After a short fight, Yajirobe slices Cymbal in half, and eats him.

Shen Long is the wish granting dragon of Earth. The Shen Long of the Black Star Dragon Balls is red, opposed to the Shen Long of Earth who is green.  Shen Long can be summoned by gathering all seven of the Dragon Balls of Earth. Shen Long can bestow any wish as long as it does not exceed the power of his creator, who must be still alive (i.e. Kami or Dende). 

Multiple times in the Dragon Ball series, Shen Long threatens to kill the summoner if they do not say a wish on time, or if they do not say a wish at all. Shen Long cannot bring back a person from the dead more than once. The Dragon Balls cannot be used for 365 Earth days after a wish is made, as they turn to stone. The Earth Dragon Balls are relatively small, each about the size of a large orange, much smaller than the Namekian Dragon Balls, which are the size of beach balls. The base for Shen Long is a stone statue kept by his creator. If Shen Long is killed, the Dragon Balls turn to stone. The statue also shatters. If the creator or another Namekian wishes to, they can rebuild the statue to give life back to Shen Long and the Dragon Balls. This happened after Shen Long granted Demon King Piccolo's wish for youth.  

While Kami and Piccolo weren't merged, Shen Long could only grant one wish. After Dende brought him back to life, he was able to grant two wishes (three if the first does not revive more than one at a time). If the summoner wants, he can only make one wish. This makes the Dragon Balls turn to stone for only six months.

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His name in the original Japanese version media is Mister Satan. It was changed to Hercule in FUNimation's English dub and Viz Media English version of the manga. In the U.S. edition of Shonen Jump it is explained that Hercule is the real name of the character while Mr. Satan was his stage name though no such explanation was present in the original. He is voiced by Daisuke Gouri in the original Japanese version, Chris Rager in the FUNimation version and by Don Brown in the English version from the UK and Canada.   ~!Even though he has never directly saved the world he is highly responsible for defeating Kid Buu as he convinced everyone on earth to give power to Goku's Genki Dama, along with his direct role in defeating Majin Buu. A common point of humor after his first appearance in the Cell Saga is his extremely inflated ego, arrogance and craving for the spotlight which the Z Fighters find annoying at best. Interestingly enough, he never lost any World Tournament that he attended in the series, nor has he died, making him one of the few characters not to have done so along with Pan, his granddaughter. He has a daughter named Videl who dates/marries Son Gohan. A reference to this is made in the video games Dragon Ball Z: Budokai Tenkaichi 2 and Budokai Tenkaichi 3. If the player matches Adult Son Gohan and Mr. Satan the opening dialogue starts with Mr. Satan saying "If you want to go out with my daughter, you'll have to go through me!" Gohan replies, "Wait, it's not like that!" The fight then begins.!~  Source: Wikipedia

Lord Enma is a giant red oni who judges the dead. Residing in the Other World, it is his job to decide whether dead people go to Heaven or Hell. He is based on the Hindu deity Yama. He is first seen when Son Goku is killed by Piccolo during the battle with Raditz. He was until then the only person who has ever run all the way along Serpent Road, but grants Goku permission to attempt this in order to get to North Kaio's planet, which is at the end of Serpent Road. He is apparently skilled to some degree in fighting, as he claims he bested Raditz when the latter attempted to break into Heaven while passing through his realm. According to Kami, North Kaio is stronger than he is.

Porunga is an Namekian magical dragon from the anime and manga series, Dragon Ball Z. His name in the Namek language translates to &#039;dragon of dreams&#039; or &#039;dragon of law&#039;.

Ghastel is the leader of Lucifer&#039;s demons.     Ghastel can fly by creating a dark clouds beneath both his feet. He attacks Krillin and Goku and eventually chases them through the cavernous area, but is killed when they trick him into being eaten by a swamp monster.     Dragon Ball Wiki

An old reclusive automail master. His lifelong dream was to build automail with hidden cannons inside them, and he had the opportunity to do just that with Paninya&#039;s automail legs. Winry begs him to let her be his apprentice, but he defers her to Garfiel instead, even though Winry helped deliver his grandson.    It is noteworthy that when he found out Winry was the granddaughter of Pinako Rockbell, he flipped out, as apparently he has some memories about the &quot;Pantheress of Resembool&quot; that he would rather forget (&quot;Leopardess of Resembool&quot; in the dubbed anime).    In the anime, no mention is made of any desire to build hidden cannons, though he did build one into Paninya&#039;s right leg. He refuses to sell an automail arm to a young rich man because it is an arm for a fighter, and the young man does not really need it. At the end of the series, he is seen helping Winry train to become an even better mechanic.

One of a pair of mysterious scientists that worked with Professor Saotome on Getter Energy in the past (the other being Dr. Stinger). Because of a desire for evolution, he has allowed Invaders into his body. He, Stinger, and Professor Saotome are the main antagonists of Getter Robo: Armageddon.

Non-anime roles:
~!Abobo in "Double Dragon" (Neo-Geo) (VG)
Andorf (Andross) in "Star Fox 64" (VG) (Japanese)
Ashuraman in "Kinnikuman Generations" (VG) (Japanese)
Ashuraman in "Kinnikuman Muscle Generations" (VG) (Japanese)
Ashuraman in "Kinnikuman Muscle Grand Prix 2" (VG) (Japanese)
Ashuraman in "Kinnikuman Muscle Grand Prix MAX" (VG) (Japanese)
Ashuraman in "Kinnikuman Muscle Grand Prix" (VG) (Japanese)
Baloo in "The Jungle Book" (Disney animated movie) (Japanese)
Baron Praxis in "Jak II Renegade" (VG) (Japanese)
Bass Armstrong in "Dead or Alive 2 Ultimate" (VG) (Japanese)
Bass Armstrong in "Dead or Alive 2" (VG) (Japanese)
Bass Armstrong in "Dead or Alive 3" (VG) (Japanese)
Bass Armstrong in "Dead or Alive" (VG) (Japanese)
Black Hole in "Kinnikuman Generations" (VG) (Japanese)
Black Hole in "Kinnikuman Muscle Generations" (VG) (Japanese)
Black Hole in "Kinnikuman Muscle Grand Prix 2" (VG) (Japanese)
Black Hole in "Kinnikuman Muscle Grand Prix MAX" (VG) (Japanese)
Borgan in "Lunar 2: Eternal Blue" (VG) (Japanese)
Burnov in "Double Dragon" (Neo-Geo) (VG)
Cobra Bubbles in "Lilo & Stitch" (Japanese)
Dai Maoh in "Super Dodge Ball" (Neo-Geo) (Japanese)
Demon Knight in "Dragon Quest" (drama audio)
Edge Master in "Soul Calibur" (VG)
Elvis in "WILD ARMS the Vth Vanguard" (VG) (Japanese)
General Pepper in "Star Fox 64" (VG) (Japanese)
Gilgamesh in "Final Fantasy XII" (VG)
Heihachi Mishima in "Death by Degrees" (VG) (Japanese)
Heihachi Mishima in "Namco X Capcom" (Japanese)
Heihachi Mishima in "Soul Calibur 2" (VG) (Japanese)
Heihachi Mishima in "Tekken 4" (VG) (Japanese)
Heihachi Mishima in "Tekken 5" (VG) (Japanese)
Hoslow in "Emerald Dragon" (Drama CD) (Japanese)
Illgoga in "Tobal No. 1" (VG) (Japanese)
Jack Mathers in "Time Crisis 4" (VG) (Japanese)
Jirado in "Astal" (Sega Saturn Game)
Lazarus in "Shining Tears" (VG) (Japanese)
Lord Zedd in "Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: The Movie" (live-action movie) (Japanese)
Master in "Xenosaga Episode II: Jenseits von Gut und Bose" (VG) (Japanese)
Mike Bison [Balrog] in "Street Fighter II Made Revenger" (drama audio) (Japanese)
Mr.Satan in "Dragon Ball Z Ultimate Battle 22" (VG) (Japanese)
Mr.Satan in "Dragon Ball Z: Budokai" (VG) (Japanese)
Mr.Satan in "Dragon Ball Z: Sparking!" (VG) (Japanese)
Orson Perrault in "Ace Combat 5: The Unsung War" (VG) (Japanese)
Pigma Dengar in "Star Fox 64" (VG) (Japanese)
Pigma Dengar in "Star Fox Assault" (VG) (Japanese)
Robin Mask in "Kinnikuman Muscle Grand Prix 2" (VG) (Japanese)
Robin Mask in "Kinnikuman Muscle Grand Prix MAX" (VG) (Japanese)
Robin Mask in "Kinnikuman Muscle Grand Prix" (VG) (Japanese)
Robin Mask in "Kinnikuman Nisei: New Generation Choujins vs. Legend Choujins" (VG) (Japanese)
Robin Mask/Barracuda in "Kinnikuman Generations" (VG) (Japanese)
Robin Mask/Barracuda in "Kinnikuman Muscle Generations" (VG) (Japanese)
Scott Dolph in "Metal Gear Solid 2: Sons of Liberty" (VG) (Japanese)
Shingen Takeda in "Samurai Warriors" (VG) (Japanese)
Shingen Takeda in "Samurai Warriors: Xtreme Legends" (VG) (Japanese)
Sigurd Sidmeyer in "Galaxy Angel Moonlit Lovers" (VG) (Japanese)
Taira no Kiyomori in "Genji: Dawn of the Samurai" (VG)(Japanese)
Uighur in "Hokuto no Ken: Seikimatsu kyûseishu densetsu" (VG)
Vargas in "Der Langrisser" (VG) (Japanese)
Volf in "Ninja Gaiden Sigma 2" (VG) (Japanese)
Volt Krueger in "The Bouncer" (VG) (Japanese)
VSSE Director in "Time Crisis 4" (VG) (Japanese)
WRO Fukuchou in "Dirge of Cerberus: Final Fantasy VII" (VG) (Japanese)
Yosemite Sam in "Looney Tunes" (Japanese)
Yosemite Sam in "Space Jam" (Japanese)
Zappa in "Poporogue" (VG) (Japanese)
Zou-Daimaoh in "Puyo Puyo" (PC Engine CD-ROM²) (Japanese)!~

Daisuke Gouri

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