- DRAGON BALL Z FIGHTING GAMES ANDROID 18 MOVIE
- DRAGON BALL Z FIGHTING GAMES ANDROID 18 ANDROID
- DRAGON BALL Z FIGHTING GAMES ANDROID 18 SERIES
DRAGON BALL Z FIGHTING GAMES ANDROID 18 MOVIE
Gero's Super Computer, considered failure and destroyed in manga, although the Androids ABCs section implies that they were nearing completion killed by Future Trunks in Movie 7)
DRAGON BALL Z FIGHTING GAMES ANDROID 18 ANDROID
Super Android 13 (Fused with Androids 14 and 15, killed by Goku in Movie 7).Gero's Super Computer, considered failure and destroyed in manga, although the Androids ABCs section implies that they were nearing completion Androids 10-12-Considered failures and destroyed.Android 9-Considered failure and destroyed in Dragon Ball Online Android 9 is Commander Red revived as a Cyborg.Flappe in the anime), considered failure, living in peace with Suno Androids 1-7-Considered failures and destroyed.Unnamed blue Android-A huge blue android with red eyes that appears in the flashback that Trunks tells Goku about in the episode "Mystery Revealed" and in a flashback told by Master Roshi in "Double Trouble for Goku".Major Metallitron-Created by the Red Ribbon Army, destroyed by Goku and again by Pan, and may have not been made by Dr.Thanks to this and combined with the Zenkai healing factor of his Saiyan cell properties, he can in fact return from near death even stronger than ever before no matter how severely he should be weakened beforehand. Also, his cells can store memory of any form of power they ever taste, allowing him to return to that form if he should ever nearly become vaporized after losing it. The latter method actually transforms him into a stronger state, and if he absorbs both #17 and #18 this way, he enters a form of evolution he describes as "perfection" (hence the name, "Perfect Cell"). For one, he is able to absorb the energy of others and integrate them into his being through his tail, either by sucking them up or swallowing them whole. His cells also possess elements of the first two power supply types as well. Also, his power runs on some form of cross-organic ki based on cells from different humans, Saiyans and other species, which makes it generally circulate the same way as that of organic warriors. He is a bio-mechanical android, constructed bio-artificially rather than from machine parts and/or a human base.
DRAGON BALL Z FIGHTING GAMES ANDROID 18 SERIES
For some reason, the totally artificial ones have a blood-like liquid crimson substance, presumably a kind of power oil.Ĭell is the only example of the third kind of android depicted in the series known to exist, both based on base material and power supply. "Total artificial construct types", androids which were made up completely from mechanical parts (such as # 13, # 14, # 15, # 16, and # 19)."Cyborgs", androids made from an original human as a base (such as # 17 and # 18.).There are also three types of androids seen in the series, according to their "base" or materials: Gero oversees his configuration into the latter, rather than the type with no apparent limitations (though it's implied by Android 18 that this was because the energy-absorbing model was easier to control). The kind which requires constant intake of energy, usually sapped from victims, to keep their power reservoir from draining, which would cause the android to malfunction (such as # 19 and # 20).The kind with no drawbacks and an unlimited power supply (such as # 16, # 17, and # 18).There are three types of Androids seen in the series, according to their power supplies: However, in the Future Trunks timeline, the androids succeeded in their plans for world destruction, managing to kill all of the main Z Fighters (except for Goku, who died of a heart virus and Gohan, who survived but was killed 13 years later) until finally being killed by Trunks almost 20 years later. Originally, all of the androids were plans used to kill Goku, however, most of the androids turned to the good side or were killed. The Androids served as main villains during the Android Saga and the Imperfect Cell Saga, each serving a purpose of their own.
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