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* EveryoneHasStandards: Despite being a reporter who has a dubious set of ethics and can make some truly tasteless jokes, he is absolutely horrified at the idea that Goku beats his wife.

* MetaGuy: Not to a heavy degree, but she tends to lampshade the more "problematic" elements of Dragonball, like Dende calling her skin "normal-colored" (compared to his green skin) or [[BlackfaceStyleCaricature the very presence of Mr. Popo]]. Like most modern teens, she's also more conscious of pronouns, asking if Gotenks should go by "He/Him" or "They/Them" (since he's literally made up of two different people). She also has no tolerance for Master Roshi's perverted antics.

** In the original Goku and Vegeta were confident they could take him on without fusion to the point they played rock-paper-scissors to decide who could take him on first and while that was them being overconfident, he was roughly on SSJ3 Goku's level and only survived because Goku underestimated the drain to Super Saiyan 3, here he's explicitly stronger than Goku and Vegeta with neither of them confident on taking him on.

* MetaGuy: She tends to lampshade the more "problematic" elements of Dragonball, like [[UnfortunateImplications Dende calling her skin "normal-colored"]] or [[BlackfaceStyleCaricature the very presence of Mr. Popo]]. Like most modern teens, she's also more conscious of pronouns, asking if Gotenks should go by "He/Him" or "They/Them" (since he's literally made up of two different people). She also has no tolerance for Master Roshi's perverted antics.

* ValuesDissonance: Not Videl herself, but she tends to lampshade the more "problematic" elements of Dragonball, like [[UnfortunateImplications Dende calling her skin "normal-colored"]] or [[BlackfaceStyleCaricature the very presence of Mr. Popo]]. Like most modern teens, she's also more conscious of pronouns, asking if Gotenks should go by "He/Him" or "They/Them" (since he's literally made up of two different people). She also has no tolerance for Master Roshi's perverted antics.
-->'''Master Roshi''': All I'm sayin' is, back in my day, a hole was a hole!
-->'''Videl''': ...[[DirtyOldMan You're gross]].

* AdaptationalIntelligence: She is only Krillin's ditzy girlfriend in canon, but as mentioned below [[spoiler:she's actually working for the government to investigate Krillin's InsuranceFraud, and she's only [[ObfuscatingStupidity pretending to be a ditz]]]].
* BrainlessBeauty: Much like in the original anime, she's very good looking but a total airhead. [[spoiler:Subverted, as it was an act to reveal Krillin's insurance fraud.]]

!![[Anime/{{Pokemon}} Ash Ketchum]]

* ScrewThisImOutOfHere: He leaves after realizing that Cell is not a Pokemon.

!![[Anime/{{Pokemon}} Misty]]

!![[Anime/{{Pokemon}} Brock]]

!![[Anime/{{Pokemon}} Team Rocket]]

** When he gets summoned by Kochin in World's Strongest, he is asked to simply melt the ice blocking the lair. When he offers Kochin the ability to melt the ice over his lair instead, Kochin simply ignores him.

* OnlySaneMan: He notes that, with the Dragon Balls, you have ''serious'' potential to stop a later threat, and even gave out suggestions for wishes. And when he discovered he was granting their wish ''again'' in the Christmas Special...
* TookALevelInKindness: Krillin notes that after being brought back by Dende, Shenron seems far less belligerent than usual. [[WordOfGod KaiserNeko]] says it's because Dende has been sharing his stash of weed with him (though WordOfGod also notes that the weed-sharing thing was a last minute rewrite, when they realized that they didn't like the [[DeaderThanDead implications]] of their first version, which had Dende's Shenron as an entirely different character from the old).

* VocalEvolution: His voice between Episode 25 and the ''BROLY Abridged'' movie is quite different due to a 5-year span that Kaiser portrayed him.

* ForeignCurseWord: He calls Freeza a "bumbaclot."[[labelnote:*]] "Blood Cloth" in Jamaican Creole, the slang term is a general term of annoyance or disgust but the root term refers to a cloth used by women before tampons became widely used.[[/labelnote]]

** If what she said [[spoiler:wasn't part of the act.]] It's implied she moonlights as a hooker.

* AdaptationPersonalityChange: In the source material, King Furry (along with all other known anthropomorphs in the Dragon Ball world) is perfectly capable of human speech. Here, he communicates through barks.

* CanonImmigrant: Also counts as AllThereInTheManual. He was only mentioned by Creator/AkiraToriyama in an interview. TFS took the concept and turn it into part of the plot.

* NoNameGiven: Only ever called Dr. Gero's son. The ''VideoGame/DragonBallZKakarot'' art book later revealed his name to be Gevo in canon, with the ''DBZA'' universe implying it to also be Gevo, given the security password leading to a Red Ribbon Army project in ''HFIL''.

* EveryoneHasStandards: He is absolutely horrified at the idea that Goku beats his wife.

* AscendedExtra: In the original version, he was the least important character in the Cell Games Arc. While he doesn't have ''that'' much screen time in ''DBZ Abridged'', [[spoiler:the super quick deaths of Piza, Caroni & Piroshki]] lead to moments where he interacts with Mr. Satan and Jimmy Firecracker more than he did previously.

The daughter of Mr. Satan. First shows up as an EarlyBirdCameo in the Cell Saga, and is a supporting character in the Buu Bits series of shorts.

* TheDividual: It's pretty much impossible to have one without the other.

-->'''Cell, three times in the episode:''' Then just say that!

* PhysicalGod: On top of god-ki allowing him his SuperMode, [[spoiler:he's an alternate Zamasu after having stolen Goku's body.]]

** Genos, Mr. Satan, Ryu, Ken, Team Rocket, Knuckles, and Light Yagami each go down in [[SingleStrokeBattle one strike]].

* {{Filler}}: Their main purpose is to entertain us in the interim between episode 56 and 57.

-->'''Voiced By:''' Brian Olvera

* HeroicComedicSociopath: He mercilessly, and [[ComedicSociopathy hilariously]], [[KickTheSonOfABitch considering who it happened to]], caused [[YourHeadAsplode Cell's upper half to explode, ''twice'']].

-->'''Voiced By:''' @xJerry64x
* AGodAmI: He gives this boast to Cell as he approaches him.

* MythologyGag: Creator/WillemDafoe is SynchroVox-ed on his face, who is cast to play him in the 2017 live-action ''Death Note'' movie.

* ContinuityCameo: He only appears in Kai Abridged as a ShoutOut to the Cell vs Shorts.

* HeelFaceTurn: Seemed to have least ''started'' one as a result of his time with Mr Satan (mostly by the latter encouraging Buu to not eat a puppy, helped by Mr Satan pointing out that Buu could just use his powers to turn rocks into food instead of people, which Buu proclaims as genius), and like in the original canon, Buu got ''pissed'' when someone [[KickTheDog shot said puppy]]. We don't know if he fully turned to the side of the good guys, or even survived, by the end of the arc (see AdaptedOut above). At the very least, he was willing to [[EnemyMine take on Kid Buu]] once revived.

'''Doordash Driver:''' ''(realizing what's happening)'' Nonono! Waitwaitwait-''(screams in horror as he's completely re-absorbed)''

* CharacterCatchphrase: DBZA plays the fact that he is a pirate to the hilt, where almost every one of his sentences started with "Yarr," sometimes exclusively that word.

* LampshadeHanging: Like in canon, he points out how "Super Duper Saiyan" bears no difference from regular Super Saiyan, though here he's more confused than dismissive. Also, it's him who chooses to refer to the three forms as Super Saiyan 1, 2, and 3, which Goku finds boring.

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* NotSoAboveItAll: Despite the two not pleased with King Cold staying at their home and Mez objecting to Cold's casual nudity, Goz is curious to see how the king looks while nude.
* {{Oni}}: Naturally, since they're ''Dragon Ball's'' take on Gozu and Mezu, the traditional guardians of Hell originally from Taoist folklore mixed with Gouki and Zenki, the UrExample of RedOniBlueOni. They're called "ogres" for simplicity's sake.
* PrimitiveClubs: As in the source material, they wield large caveman clubs that are surprisingly painful to be on the receiving end of, especially for the HFIL inmates who break the rules.

A monkey that lives with King Kai. He's incredibly eloquent, but nobody can understand him most of the time because he's an animal. He becomes SuddenlyVoiced in the movies, however.

* EloquentInMyNativeTongue: He speaks very politely in his subtitles, but the other characters think he's just a dumb monkey.
* HighClassGlass: He wears a monocle.
* SuddenlyVoiced: Talking Movie Bubbles in ''Lord Slug Abridged'' and ''Broly The Legendary Super Saiyan''.

* AbortedArc: Since his movie was cancelled, all of his interactions with King Kai build up to nothing, and he died when Cell blew up the planet he was trapped in. [[TheBusCameBack At least until HFIL]], where it is implied that the events of ''Bojack Unbound'' still happened, albeit off-screen.
* AdaptationalNiceGuy: He's still a murderous space pirate, but he's much friendlier than in canon. He's shown to care somewhat for King Kai and tried to keep him from feeling lonely, and he takes part when King Kai is taking bets on who will win between Goku and Vegeta. This friendship extends to his portrayal in ''HFIL'', where he tries to befriend Cell during dinner, and happily tells stories about his space pirate expeditions in order to keep the mood light.
* AdaptedOut: Zig-zagged. While he was established as being inside King Kai's planet from the beginning, the movie in which he is freed was canceled, and his minions are never referenced or implied to be sealed in the planet with him. ''HFIL'' however would confirm that his crew still were around, and that he searched for them after being freed from King Kai's planet. Where they are after Bojack was defeated and sent to HFIL goes unexplained.[[note]]TeamFourStar themselves have stated, during their commentary tracks about the wonky timeline of the films, that Bojack Unbound is the ''only'' film that can logically work in some measure with the canon [[ContinuitySnarl compared to the others]], meaning that if they were going to bring up Bojack without vastly rewriting his character, the events of Bojack Unbound still had to have happened regardless.[[/note]]
* AffablyEvil: Despite being on par with Cell in terms of power and villainy, he does try to keep King Kai from feeling lonely. He also is quite willing to get in when King Kai is taking bets on who will win between Goku and Vegeta.

* {{Foil}}: To Cell in ''WebAnimation/{{HFIL}}''. Both were defeated by Gohan. While Cell is usually sullen and reluctantly accepting his fate in HFIL trying to enjoy (and perhaps graduate) from HFIL he's still not 100% comfortable in the situation he ended up at. Bojack on the other hand is seemingly having the time of his life, er, death, and doesn't seem to have any problems in being in HFIL at all.

* LargeHam: He's hammy enough to startle Cooler in his first appearance. Combine it with his TalkLikeAPirate habit and you get a recipe for one of the most boisterous characters in the series which is saying something.
* OutOfFocus: In spite of speaking during a number of the scenes set on King Kai's planet, Bojack was basically pushed out of the series after [=Vegeta3986=] left the series. [[TheBusCameBack To the audience's surprise, he returned]] in ''HFIL'' Episode 9 as one of the representatives of the other HFIL, establishing himself as a comic foil to Cell's disaffectedness.

-->'''King Kai:''' Shut up, Bojack!
* ThePollyanna: Death after being imprisoned for so long doesn't seem to have affected him very much, neither did being sent to HFIL. He's by far the most hyper and cheerful guy in HFIL and seems to be enjoying himself despite everything.
* SealedEvilInACan: Canonically, Bojack was sealed away inside a star in an unknown location, but here, he's explicitly inside King Kai's planet. After Cell blew up and destroyed King Kai's planet, he was set free, and decided to try and conquer Earth. He didn't get very far before he ended up being sent to HFIL.

-->'''Bojack:''' I think ye'd like Talk Like A Pirate Day. On that day, ''I'' get to be the one correctin' everyone else! Yarr harr harr harr harr!
* UnseenNoMore: After spending the entire main abridged series as a voice trapped in King Kai’s planet, and remaining unseen due to the announcement of his movie getting cancelled, Bojack finally makes a proper onscreen appearance in the ''DBZA'' continuity when he shows up in ''HFIL'' alongside Cooler.
* WalkingSpoiler: His appearance in ''HFIL'' Episode 9 is a ''huge'' surprise, after TFS initially cancelled his movie and was initially declared to have been killed in Cell's explosion.

* EveryoneHasStandards: Unconcerned by mortal affairs as he is, he's nevertheless still disturbed by the [[LongList amount]] [[ListOfTransgressions of sin that Cell committed]].

* TheGodsMustBeLazy: He doesn't lift a finger for the people of Earth, stating that he can judge six billion souls faster than Kami can take a piss, and seems to be quite bored of his job. Of course, since he's the DBZ-verse equivalent of King Enma he's in no position to interfere in what goes on in the mortal world.

* MundaneMadeAwesome: His desk. It's made of ''mahogany.''

* OvershadowedByAwesome: [[LampshadeHanging Acknowledges himself]] that when the Kai show up he'll become "horribly insignificant"
* {{Troll}}: {{Implied}}, since Vegeta was apparently told offscreen that he has to be nude in the afterlife (which is supported in the stinger of the Episode when he gets those coming through the afterlife to strip).

* LikeAnOldMarriedCouple: With Yajirobe. They eventually ''do'' get married, since ''Super Android 13 Abridged'' takes place before their wedding, and ''BROLY'' begins during their wedding reception.

* AliensSpeakingEnglish: Averted. While everyone else on Namek can speak English, he just speaks Namekian (Klingon). The Namekians do teach him to speak English later on, though.

* FantasticallyIndifferent: He has a rather "Yeah, whatever," approach to this whole "giant wish-granting [[SpaceX Space Dragon]]" thing.

* CurbStompBattle: On the receiving end of one.

* HorribleJudgeOfCharacter: His trusted NumberTwo was [[ManChild Nappa]]. [[TooDumbToLive That is all.]]

* ParentalNeglect: He's been described as having done a half-assed job of raising Vegeta. And of course, there's also Tarble, who was sent away in a pod to somewhere, where Vegeta blew it off trying to kill Santa.

* TooDumbToLive: He hired Nappa as Grand Vizier, which coupled with ''actually listening to his glaringly inept advice'' (while ignoring Bardock and Paragus' sensible advice because they were being mouthy) resulted in the death of his planet and nearly his entire race at Freeza's hands.
* VocalEvolution: His voice between the Episode 25 and the ''BROLY Abridged'' movie is quite different due to a 5-year span between Kaiser portraying him.

* ChuckCunninghamSyndrome: Disappears from the show in season 3. An unusual case though, as he still appeared in the movies such as ''BROLY'', albeit very briefly. He also returns in the alternate version of Vegeta's sacrifice in the Buu Bits.
-->'''Narrator:''' And so, the narrator came back...to tell you that ''[[NarratingTheObvious Vegeta fucking died]].''
* DeadpanSnarker: Sometimes his narrations get quite snarky, especially in the Episode of Bardock Abridged.

* AdaptationalNiceGuy: Retroactively, since no information about his canon personality was revealed at the time DBZA included him, but in this work, he's a meek nice guy trying to connect to his dad, while [[AllThereInTheManual Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot]] revealed he was ruthless, bold and daring.

* NoNameGiven: Only ever called Dr. Gero's son. The ''VideoGame/DragonBallZKakarot'' art book later revealed his name to be Gebo in canon, and in the DBZA universe it's implied to be Gevo given the security password leading to a Red Ribbon Army project.

* RelatedInTheAdaptation: Dr. Flappe is his uncle, if he's not an HonoraryUncle.
* SmallRoleBigImpact: He's on-screen for one or two minutes and is long dead by the start of the series. His death is also the reason why Gero built the Androids and Cell.
* WhamEpisode: Rare InUniverse example. Bulma and Dr. Brief can't believe their eyes when they see drama behind a villain's motive.

* AdaptationalHeroism: In canon he goes along with Mr. Satan's lie even though he himself saw how powerful the other fighters were. Here he urged Mr. Satan to take credit specifically so it would calm down a rioting population that included a large number of Satan fans.

* {{Jerkass}}: There was no reason for him to insult Larry's diabetic mom by comparing her to the explosively inflated Semi-Perfect Cell...or keep going after every one of his objections.

->'''Voiced by:''' xbubblemunkyx (Piza), [[Creator/ChrisNiosi Chris "Kirbopher" Niosi]] (Caroni), [[Creator/{{Octopimp}} Alexander "Octopimp" Gross]] (Piroshki)

* AdaptedOut: Originally Caroni and Piroshki were Mr. Satan's pupils. Here they're just random challengers.

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[[caption-width-right:318:Awww... Small little devil.]]

* {{Foil}}: To Cell in ''WebAnimation/{{HFIL}}''. Both were defeated by Gohan. While Cell is usually sullen and reluctantly accepting his fate in HFIL, trying to enjoy (and perhaps graduate) from HFIL he's still not 100% comfortable in the situation he ended up at. Bojack on the other hand is seemingly having the time of his life, er, death, and doesn't seem to have any problems in being in HFIL at all.

* AdaptedOut: Zig-zagged. While he was established as being inside King Kai's planet from the beginning, the movie in which he is freed was canceled, and his minions are never referenced or implied to be sealed in the planet with him. ''HFIL'' however would confirm that his crew still were around, and that he searched for them after being freed from King Kai's planet. Where they are after Bojack was defeated and sent to HFIL goes unexplained.

* TheBusCameBack: His last line in ''Abridged'' proper was in Episode 29, after which he remained silent for 31 episodes until his supposed death by Cell exploding. He reappears right at the end of ''HFIL'' Episode 9, 11 years later.

An evil space pirate that's trapped in King Kai's planet.

* TheGadfly: He seems to believe he and Cell are becoming fast friends, even offering him a place to stay in the other HFIL. In reality, nobody can stand him, ''especially'' not Cell.

* {{Troll}}: {{Implied}}, since Vegeta was apparently told offscreen that he has to be nude in the afterlife.

* InterspeciesRomance: Hinted to be part of one with Yajirobe for several episodes, and it's confirmed outright in the credits gag of episode 40.
* LikeAnOldMarriedCouple: With Yajirobe. They eventually ''do'' get married, since ''Super Android 13 Abridged'' takes place before their wedding, and ''Broly'' begins during the wedding reception.

* CatchPhrase: Both times he's appeared, he's asked the question "My son, the planet or me?". Also a PhraseCatcher since it's always met with a [[MathematiciansAnswer Yes]].

* VocalEvolution: His voice between the Episode 25 and the ''Broly Abridged'' movie is quite different due to a 5-year span between Kaiser portraying him.

* ChuckCunninghamSyndrome: Disappears from the show in season 3. An unusual case though, as he still appeared in the movies such as Broly, albeit very briefly. He also returns in the alternate version of Vegeta's sacrifice in the Buu Bits.

-->''" Jimmy Fire crack corn and he don't give a fuck. He'll take any job, he'll take every job, he'll take your job."''

* IncomingHam: Fly in on a garish double-helicopter as they announce their participation.

* WeHardlyKnewYe: [[spoiler:They're all wiped out within seconds.]]

* AccidentalMisnaming: Mr. Satan calls Larry "Jerry" at least once.
* AscendedExtra: In the original version, he was the least important character in the Cell Games Arc. While he doesn't have ''that'' much screen time in ''DBZ Abridged'', [[spoiler: the super quick deaths of Piza, Caroni & Piroshki]] lead to moments where he interacts with Mr. Satan and Jimmy Firecracker more than he did previously.

The daughter of Mr. Satan. First shows up as an EarlyBirdCameo in the Cell Saga.

* CovertPervert: As a teenager. In one of the ''Buu Bits'' shorts she verifies that Gohan can easily dodge any of her attacks, then thinks back to the time she successfully attacked him by wrapping her legs around his head. She's visibly smiling even as she insists it's nothing.

* EarlyBirdCameo: Had ''DBZA'' reached the Buu Saga, this would have been in effect with her cameos in Season 3: Mr. Satan mentions her in Episode 57, and we see her as a child watching the Cell Games in the [[TheStinger stinger]] of Episode 59.

->'''Voiced by:''' Nick "Lanipator" Landis (Goz), Ben "hbi2k" Creighton (Mez, main series), Stephan Krosecz (Mez, ''HFIL'')

Two affably and inexplicably German ogres in charge of Hell, and, as of the (re)capture of a certain crazy-haired Saiyan, the rehabilitation camp known as the Home For Infinite Losers

* AdaptedOut: Zig-zagged. His movie was canceled and his minions are never referenced or implied to be sealed in the planet with him. ''HFIL'' however would confirm that his crew still were around, and that he searched for them after being freed from King Kai's planet. Where they are after Bojack was defeated and sent to HFIL goes unexplained however.

* CanonImmigrant: While Team Four Star have stated that the movies are not canon (besides ''Revenge of Cooler'', which slots neatly into the three-year wait for the Androids, with Cooler himself getting a load of references), Bojack is present and audible inside of King Kai's planet long before he'd be properly introduced. This was originally buildup to his escape after Cell blew the planet up, but his movie's cancellation has completely changed what happened afterwards. That said, ''HFIL'' does confirm that the special did take place, just off-screen.

* DiesDifferentlyInAdaptation: Zig-zagged. In the video announcing ''DBZA''’s cancellation, Lanipator states that Bojack was most likely killed when Semi-Perfect Cell self-destructed on King Kai's planet. However, [[https://www.reddit.com/r/TeamFourStar/comments/14py6ha/comment/jqlh329/?context=3 according to KaiserNeko]], his appearance in HFIL confirms that this isn't the case, which is corroborated with ''HFIL'' Episode 10, where he died when he tried invading Earth.

* OutOfFocus: In spite of speaking during a number of the scenes set on King Kai's planet, Bojack was basically pushed out of the series after [=Vegeta3986=] left the series. This was exasperated with the adaption of his movie being cancelled, with Lanipator initially confirming in the "DBZA is Over" video that [[DiesDifferentlyInAdaptation he was killed when Semi-Perfect Cell self-destructed on King Kai's planet]]. Come ''HFIL'' Episode 9, he makes a surprise appearance, where he had been residing in another HFIL separate from the one the series has focused on. Episode 10 would then reveal that he was freed from King Kai's planet, then went looking for his crew to try and conquer Earth, much like his movie. His flashback gets interrupted before he gets any further than that though.

* TalkLikeAPirate: The canon Bojack was intended as a ''space'' pirate, and even had a space-faring ''pirate ship'' in a CutScene from his movie, but didn't actually have any particular accent. Because he's a voice-only character at first, the ''DBZA'' Bojack speaks with an exaggerated pirate accent. When he finally makes an on-screen appearance in ''HFIL'', this gimmick is retained. Yarr!