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Son Gohan | |
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Personal Data | |
Universe | 7th Universe |
Galaxy | Milky Way, North Galaxies |
Race | Saiyan-half |
Birthplace | Earth |
Birthday | May 18, Age 757[1] |
Status | Erased |
Gender | Male |
Voice Actors | |
English | Stephanie Nadolny (Child - SP003) Dameon Clarke (Adult - Z • SP003) Kyle Hebert (Adult - Video Games, Super) |
Japanese | Masako Nozawa |
Professional Status | |
Affiliation(s) | Dragon Team |
Partner(s) | Trunks |
Counterpart(s) | Son Gohan (Main Timeline) |
First Appearance | |
Manga Debut | Volume 33, "Trunks the Story –A Lone Warrior–" |
Anime Debut | Defiance in the Face of Despair!! The Remaining Super Warriors – Gohan and Trunks |
Techniques | |
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Son Gohan (
Background[]
He was born in Age 757, as the son of Gokū and Chi-Chi, making him the first ever half-saiyan. He lived the same exact life as his counterpart, until Trunks' first travel to the past. Six months after Gokū's death, Androids No. 17 and No. 18 wreak havoc on the world, with the Dragon Team killed, Gohan spent the next thirteen years training to be strong enough to destroy them. One day, he met Trunks, in the ruins of a city destroyed by the Androids, and was invited to Bulma's home, after conversing with Trunks during his stay, he agreed to train the young boy. The two flew to a theme park where the Androids were, Gohan tells Trunks to stay back, and used his Super Saiyan form to fight No. 17, though he managed to get the upper hand until No. 18's interference, Trunks tried to assist him, but to no avail. The duo lost and was forced to hide, and the Cyborg's decimate the landscape, causing Gohan's left arm to be destroyed. Afterwards Gohan gives the unconscious Trunks a Senzu to heal. After recuperating at Bulma's house, he continued his training with Trunks, but when they discover another Android attack, Gohan goes alone to fight them. Despite his best efforts he was eventually killed. In the anime, his death is what sparked Trunks' transformation.
Appearance[]
Personality[]
Because of the dark timeline he lived in, Son Gohan exhibits a serious demeanor, much more so than his present counterpart. He also developed a do-or-die attitude, and was very rational. He forms a friendship with Trunks, agreeing to train him in hopes of not only unlocking his potential, but to become strong enough help him take on the Androids in case something happened to him. When not fighting, Gohan displays a calm, gentle demeanor, able to have friendly chats with Bulma. According to the latter, he reminds her of Gokū and has inherited many traits from him (i.e. eating habits and kindness), she even likens the two.
Abilities[]
Transformation[]
Super Saiyan[]
Main article: Super Saiyan
The heightened transformation of the Saiyan race, Gohan achieved this transformation at some point after the death of his father. Despite being a powerful transformation, it was not enough to make Gohan strong enough to battle the Androids. In the anime, however, Gohan was shown to be strong enough to handle the Androids individually — it was only when they grouped up on him that his strength failed him.[2]
In Other Timelines[]
Main Timeline[]
Main article: Son Gohan
Legacy[]
Creation and Conceptions[]
Trivia[]
- While never shown, presumably Gohan was the one who trained Trunks in swordsmanship.
- In Raging Blast 2 or Budokai Tenkaichi 3, if he and Goten fight, he will immediately recognize him as his younger brother.
- In a similar sense, if he fights Trunks, he will believe him to be his future self, much to the young Saiyan's confusion.
- In the video games, this Gohan is often given techniques and styles attributed to Piccolo, such as the Makankōsappō, and a barrier referred to as the "Evil Barrier", both techniques attributed to his late teacher.
- Gohan, despite only having a single arm, is often portrayed with both in games, possibly due to technical limitations, and has a style focusing on only a single arm and kicks. A notable exception to this is in Dragon Ball Z Sagas.