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'''Burdwell''' is a short, fat cowboy from [[Chazke Village]] seen harassing [[Mr. Lao]] in the ''[[Dragon Ball Z]]'' episode "[[A Girl Named Lime]]". He, along with [[Kasdan|his partner]] were working for [[Mr. Borbonne]]. But Gohan scared him and his partner away.
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'''Burdwell''' is a short, fat cowboy from [[Chazke Village]]. He and his partner [[Kasdan]] work for [[Mr. Borbonne]]. Burdwell is seen harassing [[Mr. Lao]] in the ''[[Dragon Ball Z]]'' episode "[[A Girl Named Lime]]".
   
 
==History==
 
==History==

Revision as of 12:13, 17 June 2012

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Burdwell is a short, fat cowboy from Chazke Village. He and his partner Kasdan work for Mr. Borbonne. Burdwell is seen harassing Mr. Lao in the Dragon Ball Z episode "A Girl Named Lime".

History

BurdAfraid

Burdwell hears Lime's scream at Lao's grocery

With the threat of Cell and his Cell Games tournament that determines the fate of the world, Burdwell's employer Mr. Borbonne takes advantage of the situation by building a Protective Dome that assures his fellow towns people that this will protect them from Cell. This protective Dome however is nothing more than a scam by Bourbon for the purpose of taking advantage of the village by taking their money in exchange for protection. Mr. Borbonne sends Burdwell and his partner Kasdan to gather supplies from the shop belonging to Mr. Lao.

BurdCharges

Burdwell rams at Mr. Lao

Coincidentally, Gohan is also sent to gather supplies for Mr. Lao's shop by his mother Chi-Chi. Burdwell and Kasdan present Mr. Borbonne's request that all his supplies be transported to Mr. Borbonne's Dome. It is at this time that Gohan enters the shop to gather spices for Chi-Chi, but Burdwell demands that Gohan leaves and that there is nothing for him to get in Lao's shop (this was the means to make sure Lao's materials are only for Bourbon and no one else). Burdwell and Kasdan demand that Lao give them all of his supplies, even so much as use the safety of the people who may take refuge in the Dome are in need of it. Mr. Lao refuses to do so, seeing through Mr. Borbonne's lies and knew that the Dome is useless against Cell. Angered, Burdwell and Kasdan begin to trash Lao's shop, but this is interrupted as the two are alerted to a girl's cries that Cell is coming. Burdwell and Kasdan retreat back to the Dome, but the so-called arrival of Cell is a hoax played by a girl named Lime, whose parents fell victim to Cell when he was in his imperfect form.

Defeat

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Mr. Lao delivers a painful knee attack, defeating Burdwell

Mr. Borbonne expresses anger towards Burdwell and Kasdan in their failure to take over Lao's shop. During the grand opening of the Dome, Lime had once again caused panic by announcing Cell's arrival, thus throwing the town into a frenzy. Burdwell along with several of Borbonne's men discovered Lime's deception and had taken both Lime and Gohan prisoner.

BurdwellKO

Burdwell knocked out

As Burdwell and his comrades were preparing to assault Lime and Gohan, Mr. Lao came to Lime and Gohan's aid. To Burdwell's surprise, Mr. Lao has proven to be a skilled fighter and has easily taken down Burdwell along with the rest of Mr. Borbonne's men, before Mr. Borbonne himself calls on the help of Mercenary Tao who beats Mr. Lao in battle, but eventually retreats after learning that Gohan, who intervenes in the battle, is the son of Goku, the one who defeated Tao when Goku was a young boy.

Trivia

  • The rifle Burdwell carries on his back slightly resembles a Soviet Mosin-Nagant M44 bolt-action carbine. Designed and manufactured in 1944 to replace its predecessor, the Mosin Nagant M1891/30, it was widely used by the Soviet Army during the last stages of WWII in 1944 and 1945, the DPRK (North Korean) and PLA (Chinese) armies during the Korean War (1950-1953), Viet-Cong guerrillas during the Vietnam War (1957-1975), and the Taliban during the War in Afghanistan (2001-present).