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|JapName=メタリック軍曹 |
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|RomName=Metarikku Gunsō |
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|AltName=Sergeant Metallic<br>F.M.J |
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|MangaName=Full Metal Jacket |
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|Appears in={{DB Series|DB|DBGT}} |
|Appears in={{DB Series|DB|DBGT}} |
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+ | |manga debut = "[[The Flexing of Muscle Tower]]" |
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+ | |movie debut = ''[[Dragon Ball: Mystical Adventure]]'' |
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|Race=[[Android]] |
|Race=[[Android]] |
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|Gender=Male |
|Gender=Male |
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− | |Date of death=[[Age 750]] |
+ | |Date of death=[[Age 750]]<br>[[Age 790]] |
|Address=[[Muscle Tower]] |
|Address=[[Muscle Tower]] |
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|Occupation=Military |
|Occupation=Military |
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|Allegiance=[[Red Ribbon Army]]<br>[[Mifan Army]] |
|Allegiance=[[Red Ribbon Army]]<br>[[Mifan Army]] |
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− | |FamConnect=<li>[[General White]] (superior officer)<li>[[Ninja Murasaki]] (superior officer) |
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⚫ | {{nihongo|'''Major Metallitron'''|メタリック軍曹|Metarikku Gunsō}} is an antagonist who appears in the [[Dragon Ball (manga)|''Dragon Ball'' manga]], the anime ''[[Dragon Ball (anime)|Dragon Ball]]'' and ''[[Dragon Ball GT]]'', and a few [[List of Dragon Ball films|''Dragon Ball'' films]]. He is an [[android]] created by the [[Red Ribbon Army]], and [[Goku]]'s second challenge in the [[Muscle Tower]]. |
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==Appearance== |
==Appearance== |
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− | Metallitron's appearance and speech pattern suggest that he is likely based on the main antagonist of the 1984 film '' |
+ | Metallitron's appearance and speech pattern suggest that he is likely based on the main antagonist of the 1984 film ''{{w|The Terminator}}'', played by {{w|Arnold Schwarzenegger}}. This is further evident when Goku says "You're back?", to which Metallitron responds "I'm back!" Also, one of the enemies based on him in ''[[Dragon Ball 3: Gokuden]]'' is even called Terminator. |
==Personality== |
==Personality== |
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[[File:Super17saga2.jpg|thumb|Major Metallitron flying and using the Rocket Punch in ''GT'']] |
[[File:Super17saga2.jpg|thumb|Major Metallitron flying and using the Rocket Punch in ''GT'']] |
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Metallitron appears again in ''[[Dragon Ball GT]]'', escaping from [[Hell]] alongside other previously defeated antagonists. He is seen firing his [[Rocket Punch]] into a building, causing massive destruction, but is soon destroyed by a single kick from [[Pan]]. Shortly later, back in Hell, Metallitron is shown approaching [[Piccolo]] alongside [[General Blue]], [[Nappa]], and [[Staff Officer Black]]. |
Metallitron appears again in ''[[Dragon Ball GT]]'', escaping from [[Hell]] alongside other previously defeated antagonists. He is seen firing his [[Rocket Punch]] into a building, causing massive destruction, but is soon destroyed by a single kick from [[Pan]]. Shortly later, back in Hell, Metallitron is shown approaching [[Piccolo]] alongside [[General Blue]], [[Nappa]], and [[Staff Officer Black]]. |
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==Film appearances== |
==Film appearances== |
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===''Mystical Adventure''=== |
===''Mystical Adventure''=== |
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{{Main|Dragon Ball: Mystical Adventure}} |
{{Main|Dragon Ball: Mystical Adventure}} |
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− | [[File:MetallitronGuard.png|thumb|left| |
+ | [[File:MetallitronGuard.png|thumb|left|Sergeant Metallitron in ''Mystical Adventure'']] |
− | Metallitron appears |
+ | Metallitron appears as one of [[Chiaotzu|Emperor Chiaotzu]]'s soldiers. He takes part in [[Master Shen]] and [[Mercenary Tao|General Tao]]'s plan to take over the empire of [[Mifan]]. When the [[Mifan Army]] confront Bora and Upa as well as Goku and his friends at a local restaurant, Sergeant Metallitron enters and soon begins fighting against them. He easily smacks Krillin into a wall and withstands Launch's gunfire but when Goku kicks him it causes his head to fall off his shoulders though he re-attaches it shortly afterwards. |
− | + | Later on after the alarm has sounded at Mifan Castle, the Mifan Army confront Goku and his friends. Krillin knocks Metallitron to the ground before he grabs a hold of Upa on Shen's orders. After Shen has been defeated by [[Tien Shinhan]], Metallitron goes to kill Upa by smashing him off of the ground but before he is able to he is defeated by Goku [[Penetrate!|flying through his stomach]]. |
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===''The Path to Power''=== |
===''The Path to Power''=== |
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{{Main|Dragon Ball: The Path to Power}} |
{{Main|Dragon Ball: The Path to Power}} |
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[[File:Major Metallitron PTP.jpg|thumb|Major Metallitron redesigned]] |
[[File:Major Metallitron PTP.jpg|thumb|Major Metallitron redesigned]] |
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− | + | Major Metallitron appears again in Dragon Ball's 10th anniversary movie, this time heavily redesigned by [[Akira Toriyama]]. This version of the character is shown with dark skin and no hair.<ref>''[[Supplemental Daizenshuu]]'', 1996</ref> |
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+ | When Goku enters Muscle Tower, Major Metallitron commends him for getting so far but vows to not let him get any further. The two battle briefly until Goku lands a punch that causes the androids head to fall off and it is subsequently destroyed. |
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− | In this version he has dark skin and no hair, and is defeated by Goku much more quickly than compared to in the original. |
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⚫ | While not as powerful as many androids introduced later on in the series he was still able to give [[Goku]] some trouble, which led him to believe that Major Metallitron was strong enough to take part in the [[World Martial Arts Tournament]]. It is unknown if he could have defeated Goku had his batteries not run out when the did. |
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− | + | ;Statements according to authors and guidebooks |
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+ | He is the strongest warrior of [[Muscle Tower]].<ref>''[[Daizenshuu 7]]''</ref> |
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− | The movie pamphlet for ''[[Dragon Ball Z: The Tree of Might]]'' states that Metallitron has a [[power level]] of 150. |
+ | The movie pamphlet for ''[[Dragon Ball Z: The Tree of Might]]'' states that Metallitron has a [[Power Level|power level]] of 150. |
− | ==Techniques== |
+ | ==Techniques and Special Abilities== |
*'''[[3D Scan Mode]]''' – A mode that allows for advanced scanning of enemies. |
*'''[[3D Scan Mode]]''' – A mode that allows for advanced scanning of enemies. |
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*'''[[Hikou|Flight]]''' – Major Metallitron can fly, as seen in the [[Super 17 Saga]] of ''Dragon Ball GT''. |
*'''[[Hikou|Flight]]''' – Major Metallitron can fly, as seen in the [[Super 17 Saga]] of ''Dragon Ball GT''. |
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− | *'''[[Blaster]]''' – An energy beam fired from the left arm. Major Metallitron disconnects his left elbow to reveal a cannon inside his arm, and fires a green |
+ | *'''[[Blaster]]''' – An energy beam fired from the left arm. Major Metallitron disconnects his left elbow to reveal a cannon inside his arm, and fires a green energy wave at the opponent. Used in ''[[Dragon Ball: Origins 2]]''. It is very similar to [[Android 16]]'s [[Hell's Beam]]. |
*'''[[Rocket Punch|Rocket Crush]]''' – Major Metallitron can fire his fist off his arm to strike the opponent. Named in the ''[[Dragon Ball Z Collectible Card Game]]''. |
*'''[[Rocket Punch|Rocket Crush]]''' – Major Metallitron can fire his fist off his arm to strike the opponent. Named in the ''[[Dragon Ball Z Collectible Card Game]]''. |
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[[File:MetallitronMouthRocker.Ep.036.png|thumb|Major Metallitron's Mouth Missile]] |
[[File:MetallitronMouthRocker.Ep.036.png|thumb|Major Metallitron's Mouth Missile]] |
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*'''[[Crushing in Hands]]''' – Major Metallitron grabs his opponent in a powerful grip to crush their bones. |
*'''[[Crushing in Hands]]''' – Major Metallitron grabs his opponent in a powerful grip to crush their bones. |
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*'''[[Machine Impact]]-like technique''' – In ''[[Dragon Ball: Revenge of King Piccolo]]'', Major Metallitron uses an attack similar to Android 16's [[Machine Impact]]. |
*'''[[Machine Impact]]-like technique''' – In ''[[Dragon Ball: Revenge of King Piccolo]]'', Major Metallitron uses an attack similar to Android 16's [[Machine Impact]]. |
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− | ==Video |
+ | ==Video Game Appearances== |
[[File:GBAMetallitron.png|thumb|left|Major Metallitron in ''Advanced Adventure'']] |
[[File:GBAMetallitron.png|thumb|left|Major Metallitron in ''Advanced Adventure'']] |
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Major Metallitron appears in ''[[Dragon Ball: Dragon Daihikyou]]'', ''[[Dragon Ball: Shenron no Nazo]]'', ''[[Dragon Ball 3: Gokuden]]'', and ''[[Dragon Ball Z: Super Gokuden: Totsugeki-Hen]]''. He is both a boss and playable character in ''[[Dragon Ball: Advanced Adventure]]'', and he is a boss in ''[[Dragon Ball: Revenge of King Piccolo]]'' and in ''[[Dragon Ball: Origins 2]]''. |
Major Metallitron appears in ''[[Dragon Ball: Dragon Daihikyou]]'', ''[[Dragon Ball: Shenron no Nazo]]'', ''[[Dragon Ball 3: Gokuden]]'', and ''[[Dragon Ball Z: Super Gokuden: Totsugeki-Hen]]''. He is both a boss and playable character in ''[[Dragon Ball: Advanced Adventure]]'', and he is a boss in ''[[Dragon Ball: Revenge of King Piccolo]]'' and in ''[[Dragon Ball: Origins 2]]''. |
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Major Metallitron appears in a cutscene in ''[[Dragon Ball Z: Idainaru Son Goku Densetsu]]'', and he makes a brief cameo appearance in the introduction movie for ''[[Dragon Ball Z: Sagas]]''. |
Major Metallitron appears in a cutscene in ''[[Dragon Ball Z: Idainaru Son Goku Densetsu]]'', and he makes a brief cameo appearance in the introduction movie for ''[[Dragon Ball Z: Sagas]]''. |
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− | *Japanese: '''[[Shin Aomori]]''' |
+ | *Japanese: '''[[Shin Aomori]] '''(''DB''), '''[[Hisao Egawa]]''' (''The Path to Power'') |
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− | *[[Harmony Gold dub]] (Movie 3): '''Bill Capizzi''' |
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+ | **[[Harmony Gold dub]]: '''Bill Capizzi''' (Movie 3) |
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+ | **[[Funimation dub]]: '''[[Chris Rager]], [[Christopher Sabat]]''' (''The Path to Power'') |
+ | **[[Ocean Group dubs]]: '''[[David Kaye]]''' |
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+ | **[[Blue Water dub]]: '''[[Lucas Gilbertson]]''' |
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*[[Brazilian Portuguese dub]]: '''Afonso Amajones''' |
*[[Brazilian Portuguese dub]]: '''Afonso Amajones''' |
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+ | ==Battles== |
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+ | ;Dragon Ball |
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+ | *Major Metallitron vs. [[Goku]] |
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+ | ;Dragon Ball GT |
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+ | *Major Metallitron, Staff Officer Black (Battle Jacket), General Blue and Captain Yellow vs. [[Pan]] |
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+ | ;Films |
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+ | *Sergeant Metallic vs. [[Krillin]] |
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+ | *Sergeant Metallic vs. [[Launch]] |
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+ | *Sergeant Metallic vs. Goku |
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+ | *Sergeant Metallic and Mifan soldiers vs. [[Master Roshi]] and Krillin |
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+ | *Sergeant Metallic vs. Goku |
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+ | *Major Metallitron vs. Goku |
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==Trivia== |
==Trivia== |
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[[File:MetallitronScanMode.png|thumb|Major Metallitron uses his 3D Scan Mode on Goku]] |
[[File:MetallitronScanMode.png|thumb|Major Metallitron uses his 3D Scan Mode on Goku]] |
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− | *Metallitron is |
+ | *Metallitron is one of only two known high-ranking Red Ribbon officials (in this case, a major) who is not directly named after a color (although part of his name is derived from "metallic" which is also part of a specific kind of color [e.g., metallic yellow or metallic gray]), the only other being [[Captain Dark]] (who is technically named "Captain ''Dock''" in the Japanese version, and thus was named after a structure rather than an actual color, although like with Metallitron's Japanese name, his English name is derived from a specific color shade [ie, Dark Green or Dark Yellow]). He is also the only known Red Ribbon official is not organic. |
*Metallitron is the only Android created by the Red Ribbon Army to not be numbered (it should be noted that Cell was created by Dr. Gero's Computer many years after the army's destruction) and the only Android to actually hold leadership rank within the army itself. |
*Metallitron is the only Android created by the Red Ribbon Army to not be numbered (it should be noted that Cell was created by Dr. Gero's Computer many years after the army's destruction) and the only Android to actually hold leadership rank within the army itself. |
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*Major Metallitron was one of the first characters to figure out that Goku is an alien from space. He does so after scanning Goku, his scanner displaying that Goku is an alien. However, due to lack of human contact with Saiyans, it was unsure of what type of alien it was. |
*Major Metallitron was one of the first characters to figure out that Goku is an alien from space. He does so after scanning Goku, his scanner displaying that Goku is an alien. However, due to lack of human contact with Saiyans, it was unsure of what type of alien it was. |
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[[File:MM with no sunglasses.png|thumb|Poster in Bulma's room]] |
[[File:MM with no sunglasses.png|thumb|Poster in Bulma's room]] |
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*His name in the VIZ localization of the manga, Full Metal Jacket, is derived from a type of bullet and is also a 1987 war film. |
*His name in the VIZ localization of the manga, Full Metal Jacket, is derived from a type of bullet and is also a 1987 war film. |
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− | *The text shown in Major Metallitron's scan of Goku (see image) is similar to an exchange between the character Ellen Ripley and the computer "Mother" from the 1979 film '' |
+ | *The text shown in Major Metallitron's scan of Goku (see image) is similar to an exchange between the character Ellen Ripley and the computer "Mother" from the 1979 film ''{{w|Alien (film)|Alien}}''. |
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==Gallery== |
==Gallery== |
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Punch!!!!.png|Major Metallitron punched by Goku |
Punch!!!!.png|Major Metallitron punched by Goku |
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MM V.jpg|Metallitron after firing his Mouth Missile towards Goku |
MM V.jpg|Metallitron after firing his Mouth Missile towards Goku |
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Majior with no head..jpg|Major Metallitron with no head |
Majior with no head..jpg|Major Metallitron with no head |
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MajorMetallitronDamaged.png|A damaged Metallitron running |
MajorMetallitronDamaged.png|A damaged Metallitron running |
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Metallitron(Daiz10).png|Metallitron concept art for ''The Path to Power'' |
Metallitron(Daiz10).png|Metallitron concept art for ''The Path to Power'' |
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WA-108.jpg|Major Metallitron in the Bandai CCG |
WA-108.jpg|Major Metallitron in the Bandai CCG |
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− | + | Metallitron(DBSagas).png|Major Metallitron in ''Dragon Ball Z: Sagas'' |
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+ | O2Metallitron.jpg|Major Metallitron in ''Origins 2'' |
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AraleMeetsMetallitron.jpg|Metallitron meets Arale in Penguin Village ''Origins 2'' |
AraleMeetsMetallitron.jpg|Metallitron meets Arale in Penguin Village ''Origins 2'' |
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+ | Metallitron_SNN_Sprite.png|Major Metallitron sprite in ''Shenron No Nazo'' |
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==See also== |
==See also== |
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*[[Major Metallitron (Collectibles)]] |
*[[Major Metallitron (Collectibles)]] |
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==References== |
==References== |
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{{Reflist}} |
{{Reflist}} |
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{{Red Ribbon Army}} |
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Revision as of 17:57, 12 November 2019
- This article is about the character. For the Dragon Ball episode, see Major Metallitron.
"I'm mad." |
Major Metallitron (メタリック軍曹 Metarikku Gunsō) is an antagonist who appears in the Dragon Ball manga, the anime Dragon Ball and Dragon Ball GT, and a few Dragon Ball films. He is an android created by the Red Ribbon Army, and Goku's second challenge in the Muscle Tower.
Appearance
Metallitron's appearance and speech pattern suggest that he is likely based on the main antagonist of the 1984 film The Terminator, played by Arnold Schwarzenegger. This is further evident when Goku says "You're back?", to which Metallitron responds "I'm back!" Also, one of the enemies based on him in Dragon Ball 3: Gokuden is even called Terminator.
Personality
Due to his android functions, Metallitron is very stoic and follows any given assignment to him with no hesitation, as his duty is to stop anyone from advancing past the third floor of the Muscle Tower, even if it means killing them.
Biography
Dragon Ball
Red Ribbon Army Saga
Main article: Red Ribbon Army Saga
Major Metallitron first appears when Goku is advancing through Muscle Tower to save the Jingle Village Chief. When Goku arrives on Metallitron's floor, General White orders Metallitron to kill Goku, which he proceeds to do by starting to squish Goku. However, Goku escapes from Metallitron's grasp. At one point, Goku accidentally blows off his head (and exposes a metal plate in his chest) using a Kamehameha, but even that does not stop Metallitron from continuing his rampage (though in the manga, he stops after a short time). Even without a head and eventually losing both wrists, he tries to repeatedly stomp Goku flat. Goku later impales him through the back with his Power Pole, and then headbutts through him, leaving a much larger hole. Despite the considerable damage done to his body, the major continues his assault on Goku, only stopping when his batteries (which had not been replaced since the previous spring) are drained of their energy. It is the first time in the series a villain is actually able to take a couple hits from Goku and a Kamehameha, and continue fighting.
Dragon Ball GT
Super 17 Saga
Main article: Super 17 Saga
Metallitron appears again in Dragon Ball GT, escaping from Hell alongside other previously defeated antagonists. He is seen firing his Rocket Punch into a building, causing massive destruction, but is soon destroyed by a single kick from Pan. Shortly later, back in Hell, Metallitron is shown approaching Piccolo alongside General Blue, Nappa, and Staff Officer Black.
Film appearances
Mystical Adventure
Main article: Dragon Ball: Mystical Adventure
Metallitron appears as one of Emperor Chiaotzu's soldiers. He takes part in Master Shen and General Tao's plan to take over the empire of Mifan. When the Mifan Army confront Bora and Upa as well as Goku and his friends at a local restaurant, Sergeant Metallitron enters and soon begins fighting against them. He easily smacks Krillin into a wall and withstands Launch's gunfire but when Goku kicks him it causes his head to fall off his shoulders though he re-attaches it shortly afterwards.
Later on after the alarm has sounded at Mifan Castle, the Mifan Army confront Goku and his friends. Krillin knocks Metallitron to the ground before he grabs a hold of Upa on Shen's orders. After Shen has been defeated by Tien Shinhan, Metallitron goes to kill Upa by smashing him off of the ground but before he is able to he is defeated by Goku flying through his stomach.
The Path to Power
Main article: Dragon Ball: The Path to Power
Major Metallitron appears again in Dragon Ball's 10th anniversary movie, this time heavily redesigned by Akira Toriyama. This version of the character is shown with dark skin and no hair.[1]
When Goku enters Muscle Tower, Major Metallitron commends him for getting so far but vows to not let him get any further. The two battle briefly until Goku lands a punch that causes the androids head to fall off and it is subsequently destroyed.
Power
- Manga and Anime
While not as powerful as many androids introduced later on in the series he was still able to give Goku some trouble, which led him to believe that Major Metallitron was strong enough to take part in the World Martial Arts Tournament. It is unknown if he could have defeated Goku had his batteries not run out when the did.
- Statements according to authors and guidebooks
He is the strongest warrior of Muscle Tower.[2]
The movie pamphlet for Dragon Ball Z: The Tree of Might states that Metallitron has a power level of 150.
Techniques and Special Abilities
- 3D Scan Mode – A mode that allows for advanced scanning of enemies.
- Flight – Major Metallitron can fly, as seen in the Super 17 Saga of Dragon Ball GT.
- Blaster – An energy beam fired from the left arm. Major Metallitron disconnects his left elbow to reveal a cannon inside his arm, and fires a green energy wave at the opponent. Used in Dragon Ball: Origins 2. It is very similar to Android 16's Hell's Beam.
- Rocket Crush – Major Metallitron can fire his fist off his arm to strike the opponent. Named in the Dragon Ball Z Collectible Card Game.
- Mouth Missile – Major Metallitron can fire a missile out of his mouth.
- Crushing in Hands – Major Metallitron grabs his opponent in a powerful grip to crush their bones.
- Machine Impact-like technique – In Dragon Ball: Revenge of King Piccolo, Major Metallitron uses an attack similar to Android 16's Machine Impact.
Video Game Appearances
Major Metallitron appears in Dragon Ball: Dragon Daihikyou, Dragon Ball: Shenron no Nazo, Dragon Ball 3: Gokuden, and Dragon Ball Z: Super Gokuden: Totsugeki-Hen. He is both a boss and playable character in Dragon Ball: Advanced Adventure, and he is a boss in Dragon Ball: Revenge of King Piccolo and in Dragon Ball: Origins 2. In Sheron no Nazo, Major Metallitron appears as a boss in a story set after the Pilaf Saga, where Goku participates in a Kung Fu Tournament (not to be confused with the World Martial Arts Tournament). Goku defeats Krillin in his first match and confronts Major Metallitron in his second one. Goku wins and proceeds to fight Yamcha and Buyon in the finals.
Major Metallitron appears in two bonus levels in Dragon Ball: Origins 2, levels 2-8 and 4-6. In bonus level 2-8, Metallitron takes control of the Muscle Tower after his batteries reloaded after General White's defeat, and orders the Muscle Tower soldiers to steal Jingle Village's supplies while Android 8 is at Penguin Village to remove the Android Bomb in his chest. When Android 8 returns to the village, he goes to Muscle Tower and beats Major Metallitron. After his defeat, Metallitron takes a long walk and arrives at Penguin Village, where he meets King Nikochan and his servant (bonus level 4-6). He befriends them and tries to help them settle accounts with Arale Norimaki, since he says that his friends' enemies are his enemies, but Arale defeats him and puts his head on her body to celebrate her victory.
Major Metallitron appears in a cutscene in Dragon Ball Z: Idainaru Son Goku Densetsu, and he makes a brief cameo appearance in the introduction movie for Dragon Ball Z: Sagas.
Voice Actors
- Japanese: Shin Aomori (DB), Hisao Egawa (The Path to Power)
- English:
- Harmony Gold dub: Bill Capizzi (Movie 3)
- Funimation dub: Chris Rager, Christopher Sabat (The Path to Power)
- Ocean Group dubs: David Kaye
- Blue Water dub: Lucas Gilbertson
- Brazilian Portuguese dub: Afonso Amajones
Battles
- Dragon Ball
- Major Metallitron vs. Goku
- Dragon Ball GT
- Major Metallitron, Staff Officer Black (Battle Jacket), General Blue and Captain Yellow vs. Pan
- Films
- Sergeant Metallic vs. Krillin
- Sergeant Metallic vs. Launch
- Sergeant Metallic vs. Goku
- Sergeant Metallic and Mifan soldiers vs. Master Roshi and Krillin
- Sergeant Metallic vs. Goku
- Major Metallitron vs. Goku
Trivia
- Metallitron is one of only two known high-ranking Red Ribbon officials (in this case, a major) who is not directly named after a color (although part of his name is derived from "metallic" which is also part of a specific kind of color [e.g., metallic yellow or metallic gray]), the only other being Captain Dark (who is technically named "Captain Dock" in the Japanese version, and thus was named after a structure rather than an actual color, although like with Metallitron's Japanese name, his English name is derived from a specific color shade [ie, Dark Green or Dark Yellow]). He is also the only known Red Ribbon official is not organic.
- Metallitron is the only Android created by the Red Ribbon Army to not be numbered (it should be noted that Cell was created by Dr. Gero's Computer many years after the army's destruction) and the only Android to actually hold leadership rank within the army itself.
- Major Metallitron was one of the first characters to figure out that Goku is an alien from space. He does so after scanning Goku, his scanner displaying that Goku is an alien. However, due to lack of human contact with Saiyans, it was unsure of what type of alien it was.
- Interestingly, Major Metallitron's scan of Goku mention a science officer, possibly referring to Dr. Gero as he was involved in development of Red Ribbon Army's Android soldiers. It is possible that Dr. Gero might have received some of the scan data from Metallitron before he was destroyed (or recovered the scan data from Metallitron's remains) allowing Gero to discover that Goku was an alien even before the arrival of Raditz.
- In "Master Thief, Hasky", someone resembling him can be seen in the background on a poster in Bulma's room not wearing his sunglasses.
- His name in the VIZ localization of the manga, Full Metal Jacket, is derived from a type of bullet and is also a 1987 war film.
- The text shown in Major Metallitron's scan of Goku (see image) is similar to an exchange between the character Ellen Ripley and the computer "Mother" from the 1979 film Alien.
Gallery
See also
References
Androids | |
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Red Ribbon Androids | Major Metallitron • Red Ribbon Robot • Prototype Android (Super Prototype) • Android 8 (Future) • Remote Tracking Device • Android 9 • Android 13 • Android 14 • Android 15 • Android 16 (Future • New Model) • Android 17 (Future • Cell) • Android 18 (Future • Cell) • Android 19 (Future) • Android 20 (Future • Cell • Clone (Supercomputer (Future)) • Android 21 (Good • Evil) • Clones (Clone Frieza) • Gamma 1 • Gamma 2 • Magenta • Destroyers • Android 25 • Android 26 • Android 33 • Android 44 • Android 55 • Android 76 • Android 8000 • Android 19000 |
Dr. Hedo's Androids | Alpha Series (Alpha 12) • Beta Series (Beta 1 • Beta 2 • Beta 7 • Beta 8) • Dinodroid 1 • Tentomaru • Hachimaru • Gamma 1 • Gamma 2 • Cell Max |
Bio-Android | |
Bio-Warrior | |
Other Androids | Ahms • Arale Norimaki • Asura Robot • Big Gete Star • C-6 • Caramel Man • CC Mascots • CC Robots (Waipa) • Compression-01 • Cyclopian Guard • Dr. Mashirito • Eggbot • Flying Camera • Godgardon • Guide Robo • Gurumes' Robot Servant • Hatchiyack • Helper Bot • Hope! • HWM 100 X • Dr. Kochin • Machine Mutants • Mecha 7 • Mecha Goku • Navigator • Oatmeel • Obotchaman • OG Soldier (Seven-Three) • Pirate Robot • Pusherbot • Reality Machine • Robotoriyama • TPP - EX • Zeno Orbs • Ziku |
Other Cyborgs | Boiled Octopus Robo • Bowlean • Cacao • Caramel Man (Dr. Mashirito) • Cyborg Tao • Kahseral • Kettlean • Machine Mutants • Mecha Frieza (Future • Clone) • Meta-Cooler Core (Meta-Cooler) • Rezok • Warlord • Dr. Wheelo |
Universe 3 | |
Universe 7 Fusions | Android 35 • Android 1617 • Android 1718 • Android 1920 • Android Saibaking • Android Biwala 33 • Android Gowry 33 • Android Leganon 33 • Android Huki 44 • Android Stroganof 55 • Android Vasabi 55 • Android Bukha 76 • Android Butor 76 • Arale 18 • Cell 17 • Celluza • Damira • Baby Hatchiyack • Fused Sealas • Fuki • Gaury • Kuwabara • Perfect 16 • Super 17 • Towale • Ultra Pinich |
Related | Android Bomb • Bio Suit (Cosmic Suit) • Built-in Scouter • Cell Games • Cells • Culture Fluid (Culture Fluid Absorption Gigantification) • Dark Evolution • Dark Ki • Dark Magic (Villainous Mode • Supervillain) • Dr. Collie • Dr. Flappe • Dr. Gero's Confidential Disc • Dr. Hedo • Dr. Lychee • Dr. Mashirito • Flamethrower • Form Change • Frieza Race • Frieza's Rocket Launcher • Grenade • Gevo • Hell Fighter 17 • Machine Mutants • Nain • Red Ribbon Army (Red Pants Army) • Remote Tracking Device • Senbei Norimaki • Shut Down Remote • Metal Super Saiyan • S-Cells • Super Saiyan (Super Saiyan 2 • Powerhouse (Third Grade)) • Team Universe 3 • Team Universe 7 • Transcended |