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Raspberry is a soldier in the Planet Trade Organization and an antagonist in Dragon Ball Z. He is the partner of Blueberry.
He was voiced by the late Ken Yamaguchi in Dragon Ball Z and Takuya Kirimoto in Dragon Ball Xenoverse in the Japanese version, and by Scott McNeil in Ocean Group dub, Chris Cason in Dragon Ball Z, Doug Burks in Dragon Ball Z Kai and Austin Tindle in Dragon Ball Xenoverse in the English dubbed version.
History[]
Raspberry and his partner Blueberry were among the Frieza Soldiers sent to recover the Dragon Balls after they were taken by Vegeta. While searching, they encountered Bulma, who was in possession of one of the balls.
The pair then interrogates Bulma for the location of the other Dragon Balls. Bulma reveals to the two soldiers that bringing the seven Dragon Balls together will cause them to get a wish granted. While Blueberry is intrigued by the idea of Frieza no longer being able to "boss [them] around, Raspberry remained skeptical, but went along with it anyway.
The two then make Bulma take them to the rest of the Dragon Balls. Bulma tricks them by taking them to a cavern beneath the sea, which is actually nest for a giant crab and its offspring.
Raspberry and Blueberry mistake the crabs for thousands of Dragon Balls and start grabbing them. This causes the giant crab to attack them, allowing Bulma to escape, albeit with Raspberry and Blueberry in pursuit. However, the giant crab reappears to grabs the two and drag them back down.
Raspberry somehow managed to survive. He at some point returned to Frieza's spaceship to help guard the Dragon Balls. He was later killed trying to defend the Dragon Balls from Gohan, Krillin and Vegeta.
Trivia[]
- He is named after the raspberry fruit.
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