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Yamcha (ヤムチャ 'Yamucha') is a main protagonist in the Dragon Ball manga and in the anime Dragon Ball, and later a supporting protagonist in Dragon Ball Z, with a few appearances in Dragon Ball GT. He is a former boyfriend of Bulma and the lifelong best friend of Puar.
A former desert bandit, Yamcha was once an enemy of Goku and Shaun, but quickly reformed and became a friend and ally.[11] Brave, boastful and dependable, Yamcha is a very talented martial artist and one of the most powerful humans on Earth, possessing skills and traits that allow him to fight alongside his fellow Z Fighters when major threats loom. Although he retired by the latter half of Dragon Ball Z, due to being largely outclassed by both his allies (namely the Saiyans) and their enemies, he is always present whenever a new threat approaches, and will occasionally lend a helping hand, thus proving himself to be a powerful ally in his own right.[12]
When Akira Toriyama decided to create Dragon Ball, he used Wu Cheng'en's Journey to the West as a prototype for his own series.[1] Yamcha is most likely based on Sha Wujing, also known as Sha Seng, from this novel.[2] Both are powerful bandits (Yamcha from a sandy desert, and Sha from a sand river), who eventually change their ways and help the heroes on their quest.
A likely prototype design for Yamcha was the title character to Akira Toriyama's one-shot Pink. Although Pink was a female, she also was a bandit living in a desert hideout who had an animal companion and rode a flying vehicle similar to Yamcha's vehicle, the Jet Squirrel.
Appearance[]
Yamcha's appearance changes throughout the series, mainly his clothes and hairstyle.[3][4] Yamcha started out the series with long hair and bangs. After settling down in the city, he cut his hair to fit in. Later on, he would grow his hair out again. Several of Yamcha's hairstyles are also used by Gohan at various points in his life.[5] Another of Yamcha's most significant appearance changes were the mysterious scars he got sometime during his three years training for the 23rd World Martial Arts Tournament. Yamcha enjoys eating hard-baked Soba, a Japanese dish consisting of noodles. According to Android 19's scanner, Yamcha is 183 centimeters tall and weighs 68 kilograms, during the Androids Saga.[6] Series creator Akira Toriyama suggested that Yamcha would be a baseball player in anime filler material for Dragon Ball Z.[7] The first kanji Yamcha has on his clothes 樂 stands for "happy" or "music". After training with Master Roshi, he takes the "turtle" or "Kame" kanji "亀" as a sign of respect. Later, after training with King Kai, he wears both "Kame and "Kai" kanji. He wears them the opposite way Goku did ("Kame" on the back and "Kai" on the chest), except in Dragon Ball Z: The Tree of Might where he wears the "Kai" kanji on the back and "Kame" on the chest.[8]
Yamcha sometimes wears a white martial arts outfit with black trousers that bears a striking resemblance to the outfit worn by Bruce Lee during his fight with O'Hara in the film Enter the Dragon, as shown during one of his brief appearances in the Red Ribbon Army Saga and in the movie Dragon Ball Z: Battle of Gods (an outfit similar is also worn by Tsukutsun Tsun in the Dr. Slump remake). In the Majin Buu saga, Yamcha wears a yellow suit jacket along with a white long-sleeved shirt and black shoes. At the end of Dragon Ball Z and throughout Dragon Ball GT, Yamcha now has his hair long again and wears it in a ponytail and retains the same outfit that he wore in the Majin Buu Saga as his undershirt are now sleeveless.
In Dragon Ball Super, Yamcha's outfit is a white martial arts with gray trousers (which is exactly the same attire he wore in the movie Dragon Ball Z: Battle of Gods). His hair is almost the same style as the one he had during the Saiyan Saga and Frieza Saga, with the long sideburns he had during his introduction in the Emperor Pilaf Saga.
When Akira Toriyama decided to create Dragon Ball, he used Wu Cheng'en's Journey to the West as a prototype for his own series.[17] Yamcha is most likely based on Sha Wujing, also known as Sha Seng and Sha Heshang, from this novel.[18] Both are powerful bandits who are associated with sand, (Yamcha from a sandy desert, Sha from a sand river), who reform and join the heroes on their quest.
Personality[]
In early Dragon Ball, Yamcha had a fear of women and tended to get terrified at the sight and touch of a woman, although he seemingly got over this after meeting Bulma when they were 16. They have an on-and-off again relationship for several years and despite her supposed mistreatment towards him, he still loved her.
However, while the specifics are unknown, Bulma felt Yamcha was interested in other women. During the three years prior to the Androids' arrival, he and Bulma break up for good (though they remain friends), and she ends up with Vegeta, which frustrated him ,especially at Vegeta for fathering her son, Trunks. His resentment towards Vegeta is apparent in the Androids Saga and Cell Games Saga, as he speaks bitterly that he is not Trunks' father and mocked Vegeta for being beaten by Cell. After seeing Vegeta's emotional reaction to Future Trunks' death, Yamcha forgave him and is later seen being friendly with Vegeta. Yamcha is also on good terms with Trunks and tells Future Trunks that his father really loved him.[9] About after being nearly killed by Dr. Gero, he takes more of a comical approach, and becomes all but useless in battle due to the ever growing power of the villains the Z Fighters face. It appears whatever passion for fighting he had disappears with the emergence of the Super Saiyans, who severely outclass him in fighting ability, and he eventually comes to accept this. After realizing that his enemies severely overpower him, unlike Tien, who wishes to fight despite the odds, Yamcha accepts that his contribution would be futile, and instead opts to stand aside and keep watch, instead of engaging in combat. Despite this fact, he remains a trusted ally and will fight on occasion when needed. During the latter half of Dragon Ball Z, he retires from fighting, but continues training and goes off on his own.
Dragon Ball[]
Emperor Pilaf Saga[]
Main article: Emperor Pilaf Saga
Yamcha is introduced as a 16 year old bandit that lives in Diablo Desert along with his companion, an anthropomorphic cat named Puar, and robs travelers who pass through. He ambushed Goku, Marcus, Shaun, Bulma and Oolong in order to steal their money and capsules. When challenged by Goku, they fought, with Yamcha using his signature technique, the Wolf Fang Fist, seemingly knocking Goku out. However, it only injured Goku. Then, Goku starts to have the disadvantage when he starts to get hungry, which drains his power. As Yamcha was about to defeat Goku, he spots Bulma and retreats, due to his extreme fear of women.
The World Tournament[]
Main article: Tournament Saga
Yamcha next meets up with Goku at the 21st World Martial Arts Tournament where he says he had a haircut at Bulma's request. Yamcha makes it to the quarter-finals, but is eliminated by Jackie Chun, who dodges all of Yamcha's attacks and knocks him out of the ring by creating a powerful wind with a hand chop.
This level of power, along with the physical likeness, causes Yamcha to suspect Jackie Chun is Master Roshi in disguise, before Roshi solicits Nam to wear a fake beard and convince Yamcha that he is not Roshi.
Red Ribbon Army conflict[]
Main articles: Red Ribbon Army Saga and Commander Red Saga
But due to the incident with Bulma, Yamcha's already strained relationship with her was strained even further and she left with Goku to find a new boyfriend with the Dragon Balls.
Later on, after Goku defeats the entire Red Ribbon Army, Yamcha and the rest of the gang rush to help him in a helicopter, but they learned that their help ultimately proved unnecessary because Goku finished them off without them.
Fortuneteller Baba Saga[]
Main article: Fortuneteller Baba Saga
Unable to see his opponent Yamcha can’t land a blow and was losing the match. He tried to locate his opponent by sound which works initially, but is foiled when Fortuneteller Baba starts singing. Krillin thinks quickly though and brings both Bulma and Master Roshi to the ring; he then exposes Bulma's breasts causing Master Roshi to have a nose bleed which covers the Invisible Man. With his opponent now visible, Yamcha uses his Wolf Fang Fist and quickly dispatches him.
Goku takes over the fighting at this point and defeats Bandages the Mummy with one hit, as well as the rest of Fortuneteller Baba's fighters. It is not in vain for Yamcha though, as Master Roshi accepts him to become one of his students.
Meeting Tien Shinhan[]
Main article: Tien Shinhan Saga
- Shit.
Yamcha is one of the strongest human fighters on Earth. The fact that his enemies underestimate him at times actually plays into Yamcha's favor, allowing him to catch his enemies off guard. Since his early appearance in Dragon Ball, Yamcha is shown to be a skilled martial artist. Yamcha was capable of matching Goku (whose power level was 10, but was weakened from hunger at the time) in combat and nearly defeats him in their first encounter. When Goku trains with Roshi, however, Yamcha is far surpassed.
While Goku trained with Roshi, Yamcha trained for a month in the wilderness. At the 21st World Martial Arts Tournament, Yamcha makes it past the elimination rounds and defeats most ordinary martial artists including Fighter 40. Yamcha fights Jackie Chun in the quarter finals, who dodges all of his attacks with little effort. Jackie Chun easily defeats Yamcha with a kiai.
In the Fortuneteller Baba Saga, Yamcha fights See-Through the Invisible Man, who beats him up due to being invisible. However, See-Through's only advantage is being invisible and he is easily defeated by Yamcha when he becomes visible thanks to Roshi's nose bleed. In turn, Yamcha is defeated easily by Bandages the Mummy, who dodged all of his attacks including the Wolf Fang Fist. After Baba's Tournament, Roshi begins training Yamcha as his pupil.
Three years after Baba's Tournament, Yamcha has improved greatly and participates in the 22nd World Martial Arts Tournament. He is again defeated in the quarter finals, this time by Tien Shinhan, who also cripples him. However, Yamcha managed to put up a good fight against Tien, who was equal in strength to Goku at the time.
In the anime, Yamcha is dominated by Tambourine in the King Piccolo Saga. He is spared from being killed by Tambourine when King Piccolo calls on Tambourine to find Cymbal's killer. In the manga, Tambourine and Yamcha didn't fight, but Tambourine was going to kill Yamcha next and didn't because he got the message Cymbal had been killed.
In the 23rd World Martial Arts Tournament, Yamcha is defeated in the quarter finals by Hero, who was really a human possessed by Kami. Kami tells Yamcha that he has great potential and was impressed by his Spirit Balltechnique, but he needed to improve on his focus and defense.
In the beginning of Dragon Ball Z, Yamcha's power level is calculated as 177 by the scouter used by Bulma. After training at Kami's Lookout for a year, his power level is 1,480. At that time, even though he is proven to be stronger than a Saibaman, he could not save himself from the suicidal Saibaman Bomb attack which killed him (albeit Yamcha had his back turned and was caught off-guard, due to his overconfidence in believing the creature to be dead). Afterwards, in the Other World, Yamcha trains under King Kai, and in the anime, when joining forces with Tien and Chiaotzu, together they are shown strong enough to give a hard time to Piccolo. Also in the anime, in a sparring session on King Kai's planet, he defeats Recoome, an opponent whose power level is at least 40,000 and had easily taken out Vegeta.
After Goku tells the others of the androids, he offers to train with both Yamcha and Krillin. They both refuse, with Yamcha saying that he couldn't keep up with Goku's kind of training. His own training methods began with standard weight-machines; however, his raw strength proved too much for the setup, quickly breaking them from too much force being applied to them. Later, wanting to prove to himself that he is just as capable as Vegeta, Yamcha recklessly tried using the Gravity Machine, setting it to 300 times Earth's gravity like Vegeta. Quickly, he found himself utterly overwhelmed by it. Nonetheless, he proved just strong enough to reach the control panel above him to turn off the machine before passing out.
After three years of intense training on Earth, Yamcha has gotten stronger, as Android 20 thought he was Goku when he first detected his power, though Gero was unaware of Goku's extreme growth since his battle against the Saiyans, convinced that he had already reached his peak. He is easily brought to near-death in one blow by Gero (although Yamcha was caught off-guard from not knowing of Gero's identity, his android status or his energy absorption power, the latter of which quickly drained him before he could fight back). Later, he was decimated by a Cell Jr. when the small Bio-Androids attack, and only survives because the Cell Juniors were suppressing their power as they were ordered not to kill the Z Fighters.
By the time of the Majin Buu Saga, Yamcha's power had likely dropped considerably from its peak, as he had given up on martial arts after the Cell Games.
After dying again in the Fusion Saga, several anime-only scenes show Yamcha training on Grand Kai's planet, where (with a restored passion for fighting) he is able to take out both Olibu and a Winged Gorilla fighter with ease. When Vegito is turned into candy by Super Buu, King Kai suggests sending Krillin and Yamcha to fight him instead of Goku and Vegeta, implying they're his next best fighters. In the Kid Buu Saga, it is shown that he, along with Krillin, were also strong enough to stay on their feet against Kid Buu after being hit by one of his attacks; the two also lasted longer than all of the other dead fighters. However, as already said, this is all anime-only filler.
In the manga version of Dragon Ball: Yo! Son Goku and His Friends Return!!, Yamcha is intimidated by Aka's Flaming Wahaha no Ha, noting it could destroy Earth.
In the God of Destruction Beerus Saga, Yamcha was seen doing a mini training session with Piccolo. He also declared to Beerus that he is still one of the strongest fighters present, and gave the God of Destruction a friendly pat on the back that causes the latter to stumble (in a comedic fashion).
During the Universe 6 vs. Universe 7 baseball game, Yamcha reveals he has kept up with his training but uses it for baseball instead of fighting. He created a new kind of pitching technique called the "Wolf Fang Pitching Fist", a pitch that has the speed of his Wolf Fang Fist and the maneuverability of the Spirit Ball. This pitch is extremely effective, allowing Yamcha to effortlessly strike out Botamo and Cabba and striking out Universe 6 for the 1st half of the 1st set. Despite keeping up with his training, Yamcha passes out heroically winning the game for Universe 7, due to the injuries he received from braving a ki barrage storm that was tearing apart Universe 7 from the Beerus and Champa battle.
In the Universe Survival Saga, when learning of a tournament pitting all twelve universes against each other, featuring the strongest warriors of each respective universe, Yamcha was excited by the prospect and expected to be chosen as a member of the team. In the manga, Bulma suggested Yamcha as a member for Team Universe 7. This shows that despite having long-since broken up with the man, she still has great confidence in his abilities.
- That Time I Got Reincarnated as Yamcha
Main article: Yamcha (Reincarnation Game)Dragon Garrow Lee's spin-off manga, Dragon Ball: That Time I Got Reincarnated as Yamcha, shows what would occur if a boy in Yamcha's body was aware of all of the events that would occur in the future - unlike in the mainstream series, Yamcha trains early on with Goku at Master Roshi's and has gotten drastically stronger to the point where he becomes unscathed by several Saibamen explosions at once. Thanks to having his potential unlocked by Guruand training with Nail prior to the Saiyan invasion, his power level is noted by Vegeta to be over 10,000 and as such, he and Goku together can match Vegeta in combat. In the final chapter, the boy as Yamcha was able to fight, outwit, and defeat Chiaotzu (who was also a reincarnated soul and had just as much knowledge as the boy in regards to the series).
- Films
In Dragon Ball Z: The Tree of Might, Yamcha was shown to at least hold his own against Cacao and managed to hit the latter with the Spirit Ball, but was eventually overpowered. His and the others (excluding Goku) combined might was no match for the fruit empowered Turles.
By the time of Dragon Ball Z: Resurrection ‘F’, it would appear that Yamcha has slacked off on his training and along with Chiaotzu doesn't participate in the Dragon Team's battle against Frieza's army of 1,000 soldiers because it is deemed too dangerous for them by former rival and long time friend Tien.
- Statements by guidebooks and authors
In the Dragon Ball Z: The Tree of Might movie pamphlet, Yamcha's power level is 1,900.
- Video Games
In a hidden scenario in Yamcha's story-arc of Budokai 3 HD Collection, several years after Majin Buu's defeat, Yamcha was able to defeat Tien in the World Tournament, and advance to the finals against Mr. Satan. Though having a higher power level than Mr. Satan, due to his promise to Goku, Yamcha willingly throws the fight. Later, his newfound confidence led to rumors of him challenging Goku and Vegeta. Another scenario had him fight against Vegeta as revenge for taking Bulma as his wife. Though he won the battle, the rematch between the two ended differently.
In the What-If scenario of Raging Blast, Yamcha fights Vegeta and defeats him. Future Trunks shows up after (with the belief that he'll no longer exist if Vegeta and Bulma aren't together), and Yamcha defeats him as well, realizing that he must be the strongest fighter in the universe.
In Parallel Quest 86 of Xenoverse 2, Yamcha's Supervillain form is powerful enough to overwhelm Adult Gohan, Tien Shinhan, and Piccolo (Gohan notes that one punch can knock someone out cold).
In Dragon Ball Fusions, Yamcha is classified as a C-Rank fighter putting him on par with Bulla, Chiaotzu, Gine, Great Saiyaman 2/Videl, Guldo, Nappa, Raditz, and Saibamen who are all C-Rank.
In FighterZ, Dr. Gero's power suppressing waves didn't affect Yamcha as much as everyone else, as the suppression seal is incomplete on Yamcha, allowing him to access most of his power. Even still, Frieza and Cell mocked Yamcha as they interpreted the revelation as Yamcha was too weak for it to actually seal away his power. This fact could be attributed to him retiring from martial arts, as he had mentioned throughout the game, although it should also be noted that he was still strong enough to be partially affected by the waves, as while he remained conscious he was still immobilized, even stating that it felt like he had been hit by a truck when Krillin and Goku find him in the Super Warrior Arc, indicating that his power was high enough to be affected while at the same time low enough to remain conscious. He is also implied to still be stronger than Chiaotzu (who, unlike Yamcha, continues to train alongside Tien as he has done for years), who was both able to remain conscious and able to move, as he is shown trying to protect the unconscious Tien from clones when the Z Fighters find them. Additionally, since he has access to most of his power, he is not as debilitated by the waves as the others, allowing him to fight at nearly full strength (though, again, it is noted that he has become slightly rusty due to lack of training, though presumably his baseball career has kept him in peak physical condition, allowing him to maintain a decently high power level for an Earthling to be affected by the waves at all).
Techniques and Special Abilities[]
- Flight – The ability to fly with the use of ki.
- Ki Blast – The most basic form of energy wave.
- Ki Sense – An ability that allows the user to sense ki and power levels.
- Wolf Fang Fist – Yamcha typically does a combo of clawing and punching, then finishing with a double palm strike to launch his opponent away. His hand and finger movements may be intended to mimic the biting of a wolf.
- Blinding Wolf Fang Fist – First, Yamcha charges at the opponent and kicks them away. Then, he charges his energy into a powerful Wolf Fang Fist with a hand movement similar to when firing a Kamehameha. Finally, Yamcha charges at the opponent and strikes them with the Wolf Fang Fist. The opponent lies on the floor defeated as Yamcha looks back and shows a grin.
- Neo Wolf Fang Fist – With more control of his ki, Yamcha can increase the power of his physical attacks, landing devastating blows on his opponent in rapid succession that can leave his victims battered and bruised.
- Wolf Fang Pitching Fist Ball - As a baseball player, Yamcha adapted his martial arts skills and trained to play baseball, allowing him to develop this new type of pitching technique. Basically, it is a pitch with the speed of the Wolf Fang Fist and the control ability of the Spirit Ball, creating an extremely effective pitching technique for striking out an opposing team's batters (even people who normally out-class Yamcha in an actual fight).
- Tiger Jackhammer Fist – Used in the Budokai and Budokai Tenkaichi series.
- Wolf Slice Fist – Used in the Budokai series.
- Wolf Hurricane – Used in Dragon Ball Z: Attack of the Saiyans.
- Crane Wolf Strike - A team attack used by Yamcha and Tien in Attack of the Saiyans.
- Wolf Claw - A single technique where Yamcha leaps forward, and slashes the air with invisible claws. Named in Dragon Ball: Origins 2.
- Kamehameha – A powerful Ki blast fired with two hands after concentrating a large amount of Ki.
- Super Kamehameha – Used in Dragon Ball Z: Battle of Z and the Xenoverse series.
- Multiple Kamehameha - Two or more fighters fire multiple Kamehamehas (one per fighter) simultaneously at a single point.
- Kamehame Fever - When they use it, Krillin, Yamcha, and Goku each charge their own Kamehameha attacks. Then, they fire them at the same time from three different places to cause great damage to the enemy.
- Team Work Kamehameha – A double Kamehameha used by Yamcha and Krillin in the Dragon Ball Z Collectible Card Game.
- Spirit Ball – The Spirit Ball is formed by making an upwards facing open palm, and placing the other hand around the adjacent arm for support. The user then gathers surrounding energy into the open palm and shapes the energy into a yellow-orange sphere. After forming the Spirit Ball, the user controls and guides it by pointing the index and middle fingers in the desired direction. When initially guided, the attack utilizes kinetic energy to deal damage, striking the enemy multiple times from range. On its last strike, the Spirit Ball is triggered to explode on impact, further damaging the enemy.
- Super Spirit Ball – Yamcha puts his right hand out with the palm facing the sky, then with his left hand, he grabs and holds his right wrist. Concentrating a massive amount of ki in his outstretched hand, Yamcha can create a huge, yellow hovering ball as large as his entire body which he controls with his index and middle finger, launching it at them hitting them several times before exploding. Yamcha can even manipulate this into firing a beam.
- Ki Blast Thrust - The user focuses their ki into their fist and charges toward the opponent with an ki-enhanced punch which can cancel out weak Ki Blasts as they charge toward the opponent.
- Wolf Fang Blast – Yamcha uppercuts his opponent up in the air, then he flies up and knock them down to the ground again. Yamcha then fires a barrage of ki blasts on the opponent, only to finish the attack with a large ball of ki. Used only in the Budokai series.
- Consecutive Energy Blast - Used in Xenoverse 2.
- Energy Wave Combo - Used in Xenoverse 2.
- Full Power Energy Blast Volley - Used in Xenoverse 2.
- Fusion Dance - Used in Dragon Ball Z: Budokai 2 and Dragon Ball Fusions.
- Afterimage Technique – One of Yamcha's Blast 1's in the Budokai Tenkaichi series.
- Phantom Fist - Used in his Supervillain form in Xenoverse 2.
- Power up to the Very Limit – One of Yamcha's Blast 1 in the Budokai Tenkaichi series.
- Warriors of Earth - A team attack used by Yamcha, Krillin, Tien, Chiaotzu, and Yajirobe in Dragon Ball Z: Supersonic Warriors 2.
- Demon-Wolf-Crane - A team attack used by Yamcha, Tien, and Piccolo in Attack of the Saiyans.
- All-Out – Used in the Raging Blast series.
- Heel Crash - A technique from Origins 2 where Yamcha backflips into the air and smashes his heel into the ground creating a shockwave that travels across the ground.
- Appeal – A supportive technique used by Yamcha to increase his special abilities. Used in Zenkai Battle.
- Fake Death - Used in the Xenoverse series.
- Energy Charge - Used in the Xenoverse series.
- Full Power Charge - Used in the Xenoverse series.
- Maximum Charge - Used in the Xenoverse series.
- Darkness Mixer - Used in his Supervillain form in Xenoverse 2.
- Rise to Action - Used in the Xenoverse series.
- Stardust Breaker - Gogeta's Ultimate Attack which Yamcha can used via a glitch in Dragon Ball Z: Dokkan Battle.[25]
- Five-Way Fusion - Used in Dragon Ball Fusions.
- EX-Fusion - Used in Dragon Ball Fusions.
- Charged Ki Wave - Used in Xenoverse 2.
- Bloody Sauce - Used in his Supervillain form in Xenoverse 2.
- Baked Sphere - Used by an unplayable version of Supervillain Yamcha when fought in certain Expert Missions in Xenoverse 2.
- Marbling Drop - Used by an unplayable version of Supervillain Yamcha when fought in certain Expert Missions in Xenoverse 2.
- Peeler Storm - Used by an unplayable version of Supervillain Yamcha when fought in certain Expert Missions in Xenoverse 2.
- Brainwash Attack - Used by an unplayable version of Supervillain Yamcha when fought in certain Expert Missions in Xenoverse 2.
- Full Power Energy Wave - After the 1.09.00 Update in Xenoverse 2, it can be added to Yamcha's custom skillset after purchasing it in Partner Customization.
- Tri-Beam - After the 1.09.00 Update in Xenoverse 2, it can be added to Yamcha's custom skillset after purchasing it in Partner Customization.
- Spirit Tri-Beam - After the 1.09.00 Update in Xenoverse 2, it can be added to Yamcha's custom skillset after purchasing it in Partner Customization.
- Neo Tri-Beam - After the 1.09.00 Update in Xenoverse 2, it can be added to Yamcha's custom skillset after purchasing it in Partner Customization.
- Solar Flare - After the 1.09.00 Update in Xenoverse 2, it can be added to Yamcha's custom skillset after purchasing it in Partner Customization.
- Volleyball Attack - After the 1.09.00 Update in Xenoverse 2, it can be added to Yamcha's custom skillset after purchasing it in Partner Customization.
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Human-Type Earthlings | Agundas • Aaron • Andy • Akai Tomato • Akane Kimidori • An Azuki • Android 16's template • Amanda • Angela • Antique Shop Owner • Antoine the Great • Aoi Kimidori • Asao • Amanda • Amelia/Future Amelia • Alex • Angela • Allison • Alissa • Alyssa • Alyson/Future Alyson • Audrey • Bacterian • Bandages the Mummy • Barry Kahn • Brad • Bradley Dawson • Brandi • Brandon • Basaku • Ben • Bethany • Beat • Bobby • Bimbo • Bongo • Bora • Bullies of the Orin Temple • Byron • Bulma/Future Bulma/Dragonball Evolution • Burdwell • Captain Bacterian • Captain Chicken • Captain Dark • Captain of the Guard • Carter • Carey Fuller • Carl Hawkins • Carla • Caroni • Cassandra • Catherine • Claire • Chad O'Donnell • Charley • Chao • Chapu • Charmy Yamada • Chelsea • Chi-Chi/Future Chi-Chi/Dragonball Evolution • Ox-Queen • Chiaotzu • Chico • Chin Taiken • Chris • Christine • Chocora • Chow • Chuu Lee • Coco • Cocoa Amaguri • Colonel Silver • Colonel Violet • Cody • Commander Red • Crystal • Cynthia • Daniel • Danny • Danielle/Future Danielle • Daphne • Daria • Darren • Darry • David • David Johnson • Daigoro Kurigashira • Debbie • Denise • Dennis • Derek • The Dictator • DJ • Dylan • Donko • Doskoi • Dr. Auto • Dr. Brief • Dr. Challenger • Dr. Collie • Dr. Flappe • Doris • Dub • George • Gerald Lyndon • Eclain • Eclair • Emily • Emma • Emi • Ena • Esmeralda • Erasa • Erica • Ethan • Fanfan • Farmer • Franklin Kingston • Felicia • Fire Safety Kids • Fortuneteller Baba • Freddy Hein • Freddie Garrett • Garret Timmons • Gala • General Blue • General White • Grandma Hakkake • Grandma Paozu • Grandpa Gohan/Dragonball Evolution • Grace • Gordon Bowlers • Gloria • Gyaosu • Hacchi • Harry • Haru • Hasky • Hasky's followers • Haya • Haylie • Helen • Henry Johnson • Gregory Johnson • Jamie Johnson • Hijiki • Hondawara • Honey • Idasa • Idasam • Ikose • Intergalactic Fighters • Isaza • Jack Smith • Jam • Jason • Janice • Jared Daniels • Jared • Jewel • Jenny • Jessica • Jeffrey Prescott • Jeremy Hudson • Jesse • Jillian • Jimmy/Future Jimmy • Jimmy Hawkins • Jimmy Firecracker • Jingle Village Chief • Jonny • Josh • Joshua Jackson • Julian Brief • Julia • Julie • Kaede • Kajika • Kallon • Karen • Kayla/Future Kayla • Kalpochof • Kami of the Previous Generation • Kasdan • Kevin • Kenny • Killa • Kimberly • King Chappa • King Kress • Kinoko Sarada • Kojiro • Korinto • Krillin/Future Krillin • Kristen • Kyle • Kurikinton Soramame • Kyuumonji Yukio • Launch • Larry • Laura • Leslie • Lime • Lisa • Logan • Lord Jaguar • Lorraine • Lotta Cash • Lucy • Marcus/Future Marcus • Mai/Dragonball Evolution • Maki • Maloja • Manager • Manpuku Okawari • Maron • Marron • Mary • Master Mutaito/Dragonball Evolution • Master Roshi/Future Master Roshi/Dragonball Evolution • Maria • Master Shen • Max • Marlene Garrett • McKenzie • Men-Men • Melvin • Melinda • Melissa • Michael • Mike Garrett • Michelle • Miranda • Midori Norimaki • Mighty Mask •Miguel • Mint • Miss Piiza • Misty • Morgan • Mizore • Monty • Mousse • Mousse and Eclair's children • Mozuku • Mr. Borbonne • Mr. Kingery • Mr. Lao • Mr. Musuka • Mr. Satan/Future Mr. Satan • Mr. Shu • Mugley • Murasaki Brothers • Murdock • Nain • Nam • Nathaniel/Future Nathaniel • Natasha • Natalie • Nareg • Nejishiki • Nicholas • Ninja Murasaki • Nok • Note • Old Scientist • Old Woman Spring • Olibu • Omori's Wife • Otokosuki • Owen • Ox-Queen • Ox-King/Future Ox-King • Pagos • Pamput • Panchi • Panna • Pansy • Paopao • Pasta • Paul • Peasuke Soramame • Peco • Penguin Village Junior High Principal • Pepper Johnson • Peruka • Pete Kobayashi • Peter • Pigero • Pintar • Pirozhki • Pit Bull Pete • Plague • Plamo • Pochawompa • Pochimura • Polly Buckets • Popo Poco Village Elder • Princess Misa • Puck • Queen Harumaki • Queen Kress • Rachel • Ranfan • Rebecca • Richard • Richest man in Gingertown • Rising Dragon • Rock • Rocky Rivers • Rom • Ronnie • Ruhna • Sabrina • Sachie Momochi • Samuel • Sarah • Sapa • Satan City Mayor • Seki • Senbei Norimaki • Steve • Sharnper • Scarlett • Shen • Sherman Priest • Shinseki • Shoken • Sky Dragon • Smitty • Simon • Sora • Spopovich • Staff • Staff Officer Black • Stacey • Suno • Tamagoro Katayude • Tanmen • Tanya • Taro Soramame • Terror • Teresa • Trish • Thief Boy • Thunderbolt • Tien Shinhan/Future Tien Shinhan • Timmy • Tights • Toby • Tokunoshin Omori • Tommy • Traffic Agent Lady • Trina • Trunks • Tsukutsun Tsun • Tsuntsunodanoteiyugo Tsun • Tsururin Tsun • Tsuruten Tsun • Tyler • Turbo Norimaki • Udo • Upa • Uub • Vanessa • Valese • Van Zant • Veronica • Victor Elson • Victoria • Videl • Vodka • Vodka's bodyguards • Wanta • Wayan Budhiyasa • William Brief • Will • Wild Tiger • World Tournament Announcer • X.S. Cash • Yajirobe/Future Yajirobe • Yamcha/Future Yamcha/Dragonball Evolution • Yamu • Yaochun • Yoshito-kun • Yuzukar • Zalador • Zarid • Zachary/Future Zachary | |
Animal-Type Earthlings | Agarizame • Boar Bandit • Captain Yellow • Donbe • General Bon • Jasmine • Jinku • Kelly/Future Kelly • King Furry • Konkichi • Korin • Man-Wolf • Monster Carrot • Mr. Pig • Oolong • Oonaan • Puar • Shu • Torahachiro • Turtle/Future Turtle • Wombat and Biker • World Tournament Chairman • Yordon | |
Monster-Type Earthlings | Emperor Pilaf • Paella • Igor • King Gurumes | |
Earthling-Saiyan Hybrids | Akina • Bulla • Bulma Leigh • Gohan/Future Gohan • Goten • Trunks/Future Trunks • Melissa • Brianna • Ashley • Brittany • Tiffany • Kaylah • Katherine • Doris • Maria • Haylie • Marcus/Future Marcus • Alyson/Future Alyson • Nathaniel/Future Nathaniel • Kayla/Future Kayla • Michelle • Alissa • Tyler • Lucy • Tommy • Pan • Matthew • Goku Jr. • Vegeta Jr. • Marie • Zesmond/Future Zesmond • Zesmond Spencer | |
Earthling Cyborgs | Android 8/Future Android 8 • Android 17/Future Android 17 • Android 18/Future Android 18 • Cell/Present Cell/Future Cell • Cell Jr. • Dr. Gero/Future Dr. Gero • Dr. Kochin • Dr. Mashirito • Dr. Wheelo • Mercenary Tao • Mira | |
Earthling fusions | Arale 18 • Android 35 • Android 1617 • Android 1718 • Android 1920 • Bulpan • Cell 17 • Cellza • Chiaohan • Chiaoldo • Chiaoman • Coohan • Eclon • EX Gohanks • EX Gotenks • EX Prillin • EX Tiencha • EX Trunks • Failed Fusions • Future Gohanks • Ginyuman • God Fusion Goku • Gokule • Gorilin • Gotenks • Gotenks: Xeno • Great Jaco • Great Saiyaman #12 • Great Satanman • Janks • Kallohan • Krigohan • Majin Satan • Pandel • Pannan • Perfect 16 • Prillin • Super 17 • Taks • Tiencha • Tirara • Ultra Fusion (Tekka) • Ultra Pinich • Vegeks: Xeno • Vegenks • Yamta | |
Transformation|Earthling transformations | Max Power • Power Pole Pro • Supervillain • Jiang Shi • Super Saiyan | |
Other transformations | Kaio-ken (Kaio-ken x20) • Potential Unleashed • Unlock Potential • (Majin) • Old Kai's Unlock Ability | |
Squadrons | American Team • Red Ribbon Army • Karinga Tribe • Peck Peck Tribe • Turtle School • Crane School • Pilaf Gang • Z Fighters • Saiya Squad • Earth's Military • Earth's Resistance • Red Shark Gang • Toad Warriors | |
Wars and conflicts | Spencer Clan Massacre • King Piccolo wars • Red Ribbon Army war • Saiyan conflict • Battle on Planet Namek • Android conflict • Cell Games • Majin Buu conflict • The Dragon Ball GT conflicts |
World Martial Arts Tournament | |||||||
Staff | Tournament Chairman • World Tournament Announcer • Preliminaries Referee • Guide • Registration Staff Member • Marvin | ||||||
Contestants | |||||||
17th Tournament Debut | Emperor Matthew • Empress Kaylah • Andy • Claire • Carter • Crystal • Derek • Lorraine • James Spencer • Empress Rita • Henry Johnson • Bethany • Shawn • Denise • Patrick • Tanya • Joshua Jackson • Heather • David Johnson • Rachel • Aaron • Christina • Renee • Tony • Kevin • Audrey • Zesmond Spencer • Julian Brief • Charley • McKenzie • Brianna • Harry • Victoria • Ashley • Charlie Parker • Daphne • Jeffrey Prescott • Daria • Toby • Trish • Brittany • Tiffany • Jason • Chris • Teresa • Timmy • Kimberly • Leslie • Jimmy Hawkins • George • Vanessa • Bobby • Kaylah • Allison • Amanda | ||||||
Pre-21st Tournament Debut | King Chappa • Spike the Devil Man | ||||||
21st Tournament Debut | Bacterian • Bruce Lee Impersonator • Bullies of the Orin Temple • Fighter 40 • Fighter 69 • Fighter 83 • Fighter 97 • Giran • Goku • Shaun• Danielle • Jackie Chun (Master Roshi) • Krillin • Nam • Ranfan • Yamcha • Marcus • Amelia | ||||||
22nd Tournament Debut | Anton the Great • Chiaotzu • Man-Wolf • Mohawked Fighter • Pamput • Sumo Wrestler • Tien Shinhan | ||||||
23rd Tournament Debut | Anonymous (Chi-Chi) • Catman • Hero (Kami) • Mercenary Tao • Demon Jr. (Piccolo) • Yajirobe | ||||||
24th Tournament Debut | Jewel • Killa • Mighty Mask • Mr. Satan • Pintar • Spopovich • Videl • Jimmy • Kayla | ||||||
25th Tournament Debut | Android 18 • Goten • Melissa • Emma • Cody • Great Saiyaman (Gohan) • Jimmy • Kayla • Paul • Idasa • Ikose • Kadopi • Kibito • Koryuu • Mooki • Pyonatt • Shin (Supreme Kai) • Trunks • Vegeta • Yamu | ||||||
28th Tournament Debut | Captain Chicken • Majin Buu • Nareg • Nok • Otokosuki • Pan • Tommy • Tyler • Lucy • Uub • Michelle • Samantha • Alissa • Wild Tiger | ||||||
31st Tournament Debut | Charlie • Mad Chilli • Matt Cat • Mugley • Papayaman (Majuub) • Super One | ||||||
64th Tournament Debut | Goku Jr. • Vegeta Jr. • Marie |
- ↑ All about Akira Toriyama
- ↑ Saiyan Chronicles on Journey to the West
- ↑ Yamcha clothing guide
- ↑ DBZGT Legacy's clothing guide
- ↑ Dragon Ball Hair Style Guide
- ↑ Android 19's readings
- ↑ Biography for Akira Toriyama, Internet Movie Database
- ↑ Symbol Guide at myfavoritegames.com
- ↑ Dragon Ball Z episode 193, "One More Wish"