Dragon Ball Z Favorite minor/passive character from DBZ?

[Beerus]

When I mean passive I mean characters that don't fight and minor characters mean they have a place in the story but are seldom shown.

There are is a fair amount of characters like this in DBZ. I think for me, Bulma is my favorite passive character as she has played a solid role in the main storylines throughout the series without having to fight.

 

[Yoshi]

Bulma for being the most helpful in this role. Roshi for being a voice of reason or a general figure of respect.

 

[Super Kami Guru]

I have to agree with Bulma and Roshi. Bulma's the secret hero behind the Z fighters with her sciency magic, and Roshi is everyone's spirit animal. Boobs and fighting.

 

[India Actual]

Bulma, I think everyone is going to say Bulma. Thread closed.

 

[Yoshi]

Bulma, I think everyone is going to say Bulma. Thread closed.

What do you think about Roshi as a minor character or a passive character?

 

[Giga Hertz]

I like that Roshi at least has insights about things even after becoming irrelevant when he got killed by Piccolo. Bulma and Chi-Chi are enjoyable characters, and I love Dr Brief's seeming ineptitude at everything.

 

[Ultra instinct Chi-chi]

I gotta say Bulma. A really generic answer, but I love Bulma's strong personality and importance to the story. She's a well-written character and a pretty good role model for girls, especially in later parts of the series.

 

[Yoshi]

I gotta say Bulma. A really generic answer, but I love Bulma's strong personality and importance to the story. She's a well-written character and a pretty good role model for girls, especially in later parts of the series.

What do you think about Roshi as a minor character or a passive character?

 

[India Actual]

What do you think about Roshi as a minor character or a passive character?

He's the king of pervs and I love him.

 

[Yoshi]

He's the king of pervs and I love him.

What about my boy Oolong and his beastliness? He's like the prince of pervs.

 

[Super Kami Guru]

What about my boy Oolong and his beastliness? He's like the prince of pervs.

He does get a serious nod for his perviness, his obsession with panties is second to none in DB.

 

[Beerus]

(I never get to use it so I am now!)

 

[India Actual]

What about my boy Oolong and his beastliness? He's like the prince of pervs.

He's his own type of pervert with a panty fetish. Roshi is more all-around old guy pervert who gives absolutely no f*cks!

 

[Punkhead]

Does the fat guy with the cat count?

 

[Kid Goku]

When I mean passive I mean characters that don't fight and minor characters mean they have a place in the story but are seldom shown.

There are is a fair amount of characters like this in DBZ. I think for me, Bulma is my favorite passive character as she has played a solid role in the main storylines throughout the series without having to fight.

I wouldnt call bulma minor or passive but anyways its gotta be Puar or Chiaotzu!

 

[Yoshi]

Does the fat guy with the cat count?

He was a key player against Vegeta in the Saiyan Saga, so no.

 

[LoyalDitz]

He was a key player against Vegeta in the Saiyan Saga, so no.

Meh, borderline. That's basically the only thing of importance Yajirobe ever did, and it was pretty big, but taken in overall context, he's a far more minor character than Bulma who is getting a bunch of votes here. (Bulma, a minor/passive character? OK bros they wouldn't have gotten to Namek or ever found ANY Dragonballs without her, she is a force to be reckoned with)

I'm a fan of Lunch; she very nearly disappears after DragonBall, but damn she's fun. Alternate: Puar, who just floats around being a cat and agonizing over Yamcha.

But honestly, and gunning for most obscure here, my favorite invisible character is "Random Saiyan Female #1", the primitive Saiyan in this screenshot. Unlike most later iterations of Saiyan females, she's got decent muscles. After this, it seems like the artists plum forgot how to draw arm or thigh muscles on women: Gine, Caulifla and even Kale (transformation aside) have the scrawniest limbs; totally unrealistic for warriors. This lady, on the other hand, knows how to handle herself.

 

[Kid Goku]

Meh, borderline. That's basically the only thing of importance Yajirobe ever did, and it was pretty big, but taken in overall context, he's a far more minor character than Bulma who is getting a bunch of votes here. (Bulma, a minor/passive character? OK bros they wouldn't have gotten to Namek or ever found ANY Dragonballs without her, she is a force to be reckoned with)

I'm a fan of Lunch; she very nearly disappears after DragonBall, but damn she's fun. Alternate: Puar, who just floats around being a cat and agonizing over Yamcha.

But honestly, and gunning for most obscure here, my favorite invisible character is "Random Saiyan Female #1", the primitive Saiyan in this screenshot. Unlike most later iterations of Saiyan females, she's got decent muscles. After this, it seems like the artists plum forgot how to draw arm or thigh muscles on women: Gine, Caulifla and even Kale (transformation aside) have the scrawniest limbs; totally unrealistic for warriors. This lady, on the other hand, knows how to handle herself.

Yajirobe also saved Gokus Live once by bringing him to Karin (The Cat)

 

[LoyalDitz]

Yajirobe also saved Gokus Live once by bringing him to Karin (The Cat)

True enough. I also neglected to mention Bulma's critical role in time travel, without which everyone on Earth would be dead. My point that Bulma > Yajirobe in terms of plot importance / agency stands...

 

[Saiya Panther]

The Saiyan soldier Leek, I think it was from Super Broly? It was the only time he was shown. Very Minor.

He was interesting, because he had features akin to a light-skin person such as myself or Stephen Curry. He also had a low cut fade, instead of spiky hair.