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==Biography==
 
==Biography==
 
[[File:Pilaf and the shop keeper.jpg|thumb|left|The Antique Shop Owner with Pilaf]]
 
[[File:Pilaf and the shop keeper.jpg|thumb|left|The Antique Shop Owner with Pilaf]]
After a [[Thief Boy|a boy]] stole [[Turtle School uniform|Goku's clothes]], [[Power Pole]] and [[Dragon Radar]], he sold it to this man. The man, apparently knowing about the [[Dragon Ball (object)|Dragon Balls]], had forged a bunch of fake and fragile ones, realizing that he could sell them for a high price at his shop. This man lied to the boy and said the Dragon Radar was an almost useless object, only paying the kid 10 [[zeni]] for it.
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After [[Thief Boy|a boy]] stole [[Turtle School uniform|Goku's clothes]], [[Power Pole]] and [[Dragon Radar]], he sold it to this man. The man, apparently knowing about the [[Dragon Ball (object)|Dragon Balls]], had forged a bunch of fake and fragile ones, realizing that he could sell them for a high price at his shop. This man lied to the boy and said the Dragon Radar was an almost useless object, only paying the kid 10 [[zeni]] for it.
   
 
[[File:Shopkeeper.png|thumb|The Antique Shop Owner gets money]]
 
[[File:Shopkeeper.png|thumb|The Antique Shop Owner gets money]]

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The Antique Shop Owner is a minor character who is first seen in the Dragon Ball anime, during the Red Ribbon Army Saga. He is notably the first human character to be killed on-screen in the Dragon Ball anime series. He bears a striking resemblance to Benjamin Franklin.

Biography

Pilaf and the shop keeper

The Antique Shop Owner with Pilaf

After a boy stole Goku's clothes, Power Pole and Dragon Radar, he sold it to this man. The man, apparently knowing about the Dragon Balls, had forged a bunch of fake and fragile ones, realizing that he could sell them for a high price at his shop. This man lied to the boy and said the Dragon Radar was an almost useless object, only paying the kid 10 zeni for it.

Shopkeeper

The Antique Shop Owner gets money

Later, it is revealed that almost all of the things in his shop are fake and that he sells them to unsuspecting people for expensive prices, keeping the few valuable things to himself for his own selfish intents, and not paying much to those that give him the special objects. He also has a gun he uses to intimidate those that realize they are being cheated.

When Emperor Pilaf arrives, he sells him a fake (but very realistic) Dragon Ball and tells Goku that there were four stars on that ball. Later, Colonel Silver and his men arrive asking for one. Silver is not fooled and executes the shopkeeper before he can defend himself with his gun.

Voice actors

  • North American Dub: Dana Argenziano
  • Latin American Dub: Roberto Sen