Definitions by francesca

Vegeta 

Also called 'Bejita' or 'Vejita' in the Japanese language, is short for Vegetable in the Shonen Jump Manga's by Akira Toriyama, the creator of DragonBall Z, in which Vegeta is introduced in the Saiya-jin Saga (English TV version) or the first Dragonball Z graphic novel.

"Vegeta is the Prince of all Saiya-jins, and therefore commands your presence!" (Like anyone listens to the poor guy in the first place)

Vegeta by Francesca December 20, 2003

Folken 

Folken Lacour de Fanel is the first-born prince of Fanalia in the Japanese anime "Escaflowne". He is known for being the most intelligent scientist in Zaibach, the enemy country in the story. His mechanical right arm is another one of his outstanding characteristics, because he lost it during an incident while dragonslaying, so that he may become king of his country.

"Dilandau dispises Folken because he doesn't always listen to what he has to say"

Folken by Francesca December 20, 2003

Burori 

Burori is the japanese name for "Brolly" or, "Broly"- (FunImation version) in the anime Dragonball Z, movie 8. He is the "Saiya-jin of legend", (The Legendary Super-Saiyajin)

The Japanese alphabet doesn't have a the letter "L", so they use the letter "R" to translate it into english. Thus 'Burori' becomes 'Broly'

"Burori is the strongest Super Saiya-jin in movie 8, and some say ever"

Burori by Francesca December 20, 2003

Broly 

Broly is the FUNIMATION english translation for "Burori", also called "Brolly", in the anime Dragonball Z, (movie 8) created by Akira Toriyama.

"Broly is the strongest living Saiyan alive!

Broly by Francesca December 20, 2003

Kakarotto 

Kakarotto, also known as "Goku" in the anime Dragonball Z, created by Akira Toriyama. 'Kakarot' is Goku's real name on his home planet of Vegeta-sei, before he came to earth and was given his new name. The'to' is added for formality. The only one who calls him by his Saiya-jin name is Vegeta.

"Kakarotto, I hate you!" (Vegeta)

Kakarotto by Francesca December 20, 2003