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Dec 17, 2011 · Some African American fans assimilated Goku and purposefully made him black, so as to better connect with their hero. Today you’ll learn about this social phenomenon.

Piccolo is treated as black, and I can't put my finger on it why, but I always thought the Namek people gave me 'Black' vibes. He's an outsider not from Earth, but is still dedicated to helping his friends. Goku discovers his Heritage at the start of Z and learns to accept it to fight Frieza.

Sep 29, 2023 · Thus far, even in the "Dragon Ball Super" manga — which has surpassed the anime by a couple of story arcs — Goku Black remains the only character capable of going Super Saiyan Rosé, making it...

Aug 20, 2024 · Goku Black (ゴクウブラック, Gokū Burakku), also known as Black (ブラック, Burakku), and later revealed to be Zamasu (ザマス, Zamasu), is a formidable alternate incarnation of Zamasu. Originally, Zamasu was a North Kai and Supreme Kai apprentice, serving under Gowasu in Universe 10's unaltered main timeline.

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Oct 24, 2020 · Edit: Can't believe I actually have to clarify this, but fine -- I don't actually think that Goku Black (aka the apprentice Supreme Kai of Universe 10, possessing the body of the Saiyan warrior Goku) was meant to be an actual black person of African descent from Earth. It …

Goku Black (ゴクウブラック Gokū Burakku), also known as Zamasu (ザマス Zamasu), though usually referred to as Black (ブラック Burakku), is an alternate incarnation of Zamasu and a former North Kai and Supreme Kai Apprentice (界王神見習い Kaiōshin Minarai, lit.

Jul 5, 2018 · In his book The Tao of Wu, the rapper Rza says the story of Dragon Ball Z, “represents the journey of the black man.” “You see it more clearly as the story goes on,” he writes. “Son Goku has...

Despite a few racially insensitive characters, the "Dragonball" franchise enjoys a broad African American fan base. Here's why.