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“ | I am the guard assigned to this floor. You must get past me to proceed upstairs. | „ |
~ Sergeant Metallic to Son Goku. |
“ | You did well to get here, but Major Metalitron will not let you go further. | „ |
~ Sergeant Metallic's first lines to Son Goku in the Path to Power. |
Sergeant Metallic, also known as Major Metallitron in the English dub, is an antagonist in the Dragon Ball franchise. He is a robotic member of the Red Ribbon Army, created by Dr. Gero and working under General White.
In Dragon Ball, he serves as a supporting antagonist in the Red Ribbon Army saga and returns in Dragon Ball GT as a minor antagonist in the Super 17 saga. He is also a supporting antagonist in Dragon Ball: Mystical Adventure and Dragon Ball: The Path to Power.
He was voiced by Shin Aomori in Dragon Ball anime and Hisao Egawa in Dragon Ball The Path to Power in the Japanese version, and by Bill Capizzi in the Harmony Gold dub, Chris Rager in the Dragon Ball anime, Christopher R. Sabat in Dragon Ball The Path to Power in the Funimation dub, David Kaye in the Ocean Group dub and Lucas Gilbertson in the Blue Water dub in the English version.
Biography[]
Dragon Ball[]
He resembles Arnold Schwarzenegger's Terminator role. When Son Goku first entered the Muscle Tower, in search of one of the Dragon Balls and to save the mayor of the village near the tower, he was greeted by Metallic, who was expecting him and challenged him to a battle.
During the fight, Goku is unable to inflict damage on him, so he uses a Kamehameha, which makes Metallic's head fall off, but the robot continues attacking Goku. When Goku is about to finish him off, Metallic simply stops moving, because his batteries emptied during the fight. So, Goku simply leaves him and continue climbing the tower.
Dragon Ball GT[]
Sergeant Metallic briefly returned in Dragon Ball GT, who escaped from Hell along with the other villains from the past. He was quickly destroyed by Pan and was sent back to Hell.
Dragon Ball: Mystical Adventure[]
Metallic appears as a minor antagonist and takes part in Master Shen and General Tao's plan to take over the Mifan empire. When the Mifan Army confronted Goku and his friends, Metallic enters and fight against them. He hits Krillin into a wall and withstands Launch's gunfire. However, Goku kicks him his head off and defeated.
Dragon Ball: The Path to Power[]
Metallic appears as a minor antagonist in the 10th anniversary film Dragon Ball: The Path to Power. He is redesigned by Akira Toriyama. When Goku enters the Muscle Tower, Metallic greets and challenges him to a fight. Goku punches Metallic that causes his head to fall off and destroyed.
Dragon Ball: Revenge of King Piccolo[]
Metallic also appeared as a boss character in the videogame Dragon Ball: Revenge of King Piccolo.
Trivia[]
- In the anime, when Metallic scans Goku, the text shown is an exchange from the 1979 film Alien, where Ripley is inquiring the "Mother" computer about the Xenomorph, with also "LOOK ALIENS" signifier blinking. While likely just a joke on the animators' part, this unintentionally made Metallic to be the first character in the series to identify that Son Goku is an extra-terrestrial, before the fact was actually revealed.
- According to the movie pamphlet for Dragon Ball Z: The Tree of Might, it stated that her power level is 150.
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