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Android Bomb

A self-destruct device implanted inside certain Red Ribbon Androids, capable of producing an explosion powerful enough to threaten even the strongest fighters.

Angel Attendant's Staff

A divine staff carried by each Angel attendant serving a God of Destruction, capable of viewing events across time, creating pocket dimensions, and performing miraculous feats.

Animorphaline

Animorphaline is an artificial chemical substance that transforms human-type Earthlings into anthropomorphic animal hybrids. Originally manufactured by Magical Pharmaceuticals, the drug grants its users bestial physical enhancements. A cheaper, lower-quality version was later produced by Red Pharmaceuticals as a funding mechanism for the Red Ribbon Army. The concept connects to Dragon Ball's broader world-building around the coexistence of human and animal-type Earthlings.

Attack Ball

Spherical single-occupant spacecraft used by the Frieza Force and Saiyans for interstellar travel, capable of crossing galaxies while keeping occupants in suspended animation.

Bansho Fan

A mystical fan with power over weather, capable of generating powerful winds, summoning clouds, and creating rainstorms with successive waves.

Barrier of Light

The Barrier of Light is a powerful technique and transformation state employed by Fused Zamasu during the Future Trunks Saga. It manifests as a radiant halo behind the user's back, granting both a significant power boost and the ability to deflect attacks while launching devastating lightning counterstrikes. The technique was named in Weekly Shonen Jump rather than in the anime itself.

Battle Armor

Standard-issue combat attire worn throughout the Frieza Force, made from a flexible yet durable material that can stretch to accommodate transformations like the Great Ape form.

Black Star Dragon Ball

A more powerful version of the Earth Dragon Balls created by the Nameless Namekian before splitting into Kami and King Piccolo, capable of granting any wish but scattering across the universe afterward.

Black Water Mist

An evil mist that transforms anyone who breathes it into a demonic, vampire-like servant, drawing out the darkness within their heart.

Blutz Wave Generator

A machine built by Bulma that fires concentrated Blutz Waves, enabling a Saiyan to achieve the Golden Great Ape or Super Saiyan 4 transformation without needing a tail or a natural moon.

Brave Sword

An enchanted blade wielded by Tapion, used in the ancient war against Hirudegarn and later passed down to young Trunks as a treasured memento.

Broly's Control Mechanism

A ring-and-crown device created to mentally suppress Broly's Legendary Super Saiyan power, worn by Paragus on his hand and Broly on his forehead.

Candy

In the Dragon Ball universe, candy refers both to ordinary sweets enjoyed by characters like the Ginyu Force and Champa, and more importantly to the state of being transformed into confections by Majin Buu's Candy Beam. When Buu converts a person into candy, they become a small, helpless treat that Buu then consumes. The most remarkable exception to this helpless state was Candy Vegito, who retained full combat capability as a tiny jawbreaker.

Capsule

Revolutionary storage devices invented by Dr. Brief that can shrink and contain virtually any object, from motorcycles to entire houses, inside a tiny pill-shaped container.

Capsule Corporation Spaceship

A custom spacecraft built by Dr. Brief using salvaged Saiyan pod technology, equipped with living quarters and a gravity training system that reaches up to 100x Earth's gravity.

Cerealian Dragon Ball

A unique set of only two Dragon Balls on Planet Cereal, roughly the size of ping-pong balls, that summon the dragon Toronbo and require a password to activate.

Crystal Ball

A scrying device used by Fortuneteller Baba, Babidi, and other mystical figures to observe events across great distances, view the past, and locate Dragon Balls.

Cube

A divine transport vehicle used by the Gods of Destruction and their Angels, capable of traveling freely across the universe and between separate universes.

Danger Doping

Danger Doping is a power-up achieved by consuming a special performance-enhancing fruit. It was used by Basil of the Trio De Dangers from Universe 9 during the preliminary matches before the Tournament of Power. The transformation dramatically boosted Basil's physical capabilities but was viewed by other universes as an underhanded tactic.

Dark Dragon Ball

A corrupted set of Dragon Balls created for the Dark Empire that scatter through time and space, merging with powerful villains to amplify their strength.

Destron Gas

A toxic gas that weakens any living being who breathes it, deployed through special generators as part of a plan to eradicate the Saiyans and conquer Earth.

Dragon Ball

Mystical orange orbs containing red stars that, when all seven are gathered, summon an eternal dragon capable of granting wishes. They are the central artifacts of the entire franchise.

Dragon Radar

A handheld tracking device invented by Bulma that detects the unique energy signature emitted by Dragon Balls, displaying their locations on a circular screen.

Earth Dragon Ball

The original set of seven wish-granting orbs on Earth, created by Kami and later recreated by Dende, which summon the eternal dragon Shenron when gathered together.

Electric Rice Cooker

An ordinary kitchen appliance repurposed as a containment vessel for the Evil Containment Wave technique, most famously used to imprison King Piccolo for centuries.

Flying Nimbus

A magical golden cloud that serves as Goku's primary mode of transportation during the original Dragon Ball series, rideable only by those with a pure heart.

Frieza's Hover Pod

A floating, egg-shaped vehicle used by Frieza as his personal transport, controlled telepathically and serving as both a throne and a status symbol.

Frieza's Spaceship

A massive, saucer-shaped command vessel serving as Frieza's mobile base of operations, designed to house his army and equipped with advanced gravity-control propulsion.

Fruit of the Tree of Might

A divine fruit grown by the Tree of Might that grants an enormous power boost to anyone who consumes it, though it was originally meant only for the gods.

Future Trunks' Sword

An iconic blade carried by Future Trunks from his very first appearance, used to slice Frieza and King Cold in half and later channeled with ki energy to become the Sword of Hope.

Gi

The traditional martial arts uniform worn by fighters throughout the Dragon Ball series, with different colors and symbols representing various schools and masters.

Grand Tour Spaceship

A Capsule Corporation spacecraft designed by Bulma for the Black Star Dragon Ball hunt, shaped like an octopus, powered by water, and storable in capsule form.

Gravity Machine

A specialized training device invented by Dr. Brief that multiplies Earth's gravity, allowing warriors to build strength far beyond normal limits. It became a cornerstone of Saiyan training throughout Dragon Ball Z and Dragon Ball Super.

Great Saiyaman Suit

The Great Saiyaman Suit is the superhero costume worn by Gohan during the early episodes of the Buu Saga. Designed by Bulma and activated through a special wristwatch, the suit allows Gohan to fight crime in Satan City without revealing his identity as a half-Saiyan warrior. Though it provides no power boost, the costume has become one of the most iconic and comedic elements of the franchise.

Halo

A luminous ring that hovers above the head of deceased individuals who retain their physical bodies in Other World. Angels also possess a distinct type of halo around their necks.

Heart Medicine

An antiviral drug developed by Future Bulma capable of curing the deadly heart virus that kills Goku in Future Trunks' timeline. It was brought back through time to save Goku's life in the present.

Korin's Staff

A staff carried by Korin at nearly all times, serving as both a walking stick and a channel for mysterious energy. Its exact origins remain unknown.

Mask

Masks in the Dragon Ball universe, particularly in Super Dragon Ball Heroes and Dragon Ball Online, serve as mind control and power enhancement devices. When placed on a warrior, these masks suppress their free will, boost their combat power, and bind them to the service of whoever created or controls the mask. The most famous masked warrior is Bardock, who appeared as a Time Breaker under Towa and Mira's control.

Medical Machine

A healing pod used by Frieza's military forces to rapidly recover injured soldiers. The patient is submerged in a special restorative liquid inside a sealed chamber.

Namekian Dragon Ball

A set of seven wish-granting orbs created by Grand Elder Guru of Planet Namek. Larger than their Earth counterparts and capable of granting three wishes, they summon the dragon Porunga.

Omnificence Crystal

A golden, sphere-shaped crystal that serves as the prototype of the Super Dragon Balls. It appears exclusively in Dragon Ball Legends and can grant unlimited wishes as long as it retains energy.

Paradise Herb

A rare herb found only in the Forest of Terror that can dramatically extend a person's lifespan. Master Roshi claimed it could add another thousand years to his life after eating several handfuls.

Potara

Sacred earrings worn by Supreme Kais and their apprentices. Beyond their ceremonial role, the Potara possess the extraordinary ability to fuse two individuals into a single, vastly more powerful being.

Power Pole

A magical staff that extends and retracts on command. Originally crafted by Korin, it was passed down through Master Roshi and Grandpa Gohan before becoming young Goku's signature weapon throughout the original Dragon Ball series.

Power Pole Pro

An enhanced combat state achieved by channeling ki through the legendary Power Pole. This powered-up form combines the weapon's mystical extending properties with the user's own energy, creating a fighting style that blends traditional martial arts weaponry with ki-based enhancement.

Sacred Water

A mystical water stored at the Lookout with the power to cure brainwashing and mind control. In the original Dragon Ball, a different "Sacred Water" at Korin Tower was the subject of a legendary trial of strength.

Saiyaman X Suit

An upgraded version of the Great Saiyaman outfit that incorporates combat-enhancing technology. Inspired by Gohan's original superhero persona, the Saiyaman X Suit provides its wearer with augmented strength and defensive capabilities through advanced engineering rather than ki-based transformation.

Scouter

A wearable, all-purpose computer used primarily by Frieza's army to measure power levels. The Scouter became one of Dragon Ball Z's most iconic devices before being rendered obsolete by the ability to sense ki.

Senzu Bean

Mystical beans grown by Korin at the top of Korin Tower that instantly heal all injuries, restore full stamina, and provide enough nourishment to sustain a person for ten days. They are among the most vital items in the entire Dragon Ball franchise.

Shut Down Remote

A remote control device designed by Dr. Gero to deactivate Androids 17 and 18. Its destruction and eventual reconstruction became a pivotal element of the Android and Cell Sagas.

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