Ghastel (ガステル Gasuteru) is the leader of Lucifer's ogre demons in Dragon Ball: Sleeping Princess in Devil's Castle.
Appearance[]
Ghastel is a large, red demon and has two orange eyes. He wears a black loincloth along with two golden wristbands and bronze armor, as well as wielding two clubs with orange spheres and a white bandage that floats around his body. He also can summon two yellow and blue dark nimbus clouds under his feet through the use of ki.
Personality[]
Biography[]
Sleeping Princess in Devil's Castle[]
Ghastel
Ghastel attacks Krillin and Goku when the two are inside the Devil's Castle. He makes mention of the fact that the Sleeping Princess was not a person, and eventually chases them through the cavernous area. He is killed when they trick him into being eaten by a swamp monster.
Power[]
- Films
Techniques and Special Abilities[]
Ghastel flies while wielding a trident
- Flight – Ghastel can fly by summoning Nimbus-like dark clouds beneath both his feet.[2]
- Bandage Throw – Ghastel can attack his enemies by throwing them the tough bandages that surround him.
- Double Club Attack – Ghastel generally uses two clubs to attack his opponents.
- Trident Attack – Ghastel also wields a trident to stab his opponent.
Video Game Appearances[]
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Ghastel card in Dokkan Battle
Ghastel made his video game debut as a non-playable boss character in the Dokkan Battle Story Event "Sleeping Princess in Devil's Castle".
Voice Actors[]
- Japanese: Daisuke Gōri †
- English:
- Funimation dub: Mike McFarland
- AB Groupe dub: David Gasman
- Creative Products Corporation dub: Manuel R. Abello
- Spanish:
- Castilian Spanish dub: Pedro Casablanc
- Latin American Spanish dub: Mario Sauret
Battles[]
- Films
- Ghastel vs. Goku and Krillin
- Ghastel vs. Goku
- Ghastel vs. Goku
- Ghastel and Devil's Castle Ogres vs. Goku
Trivia[]
- Ghastel's name comes from the wasei-eigo term "gas table", referring to a kitchen appliance containing one or more gas burners.[3]
- Based on Prince Nezha of Chinese mythology. Famous for his fight against Sun Wukong in the early chapters of Journey to the West. Particularly notable are his Wind-Fire Wheels which Ghastel's flight is a reference to. His bandages are also a reference to Nezha's Red Armillary Sash.
Gallery[]
 Ghastel throws bandages to attack Goku  Ghastel flying  Ghastel attacking Goku  A demon who resembles Ghastel in "Goku Goes to Demon Land" |
References[]
- ↑ Back cover of Dragon Ball: Sleeping Princess in Devil's Castle
- ↑ Daizenshuu 7, 1996
- ↑ Supplemental Daizenshuu, 1996