What is the name of this Dragon Ball character?
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I bought this toy for my son.
Came along with a character named Cell.
Who would this character be?
character-identification dragon-ball
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I bought this toy for my son.
Came along with a character named Cell.
Who would this character be?
character-identification dragon-ball
edited Sep 11 at 0:28
Jenayah
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asked Sep 11 at 0:20
LCarvalho
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Partly out of curiosity, did you buy that in a shop, with a brand and everything, or somewhere else, like a yard sale or something? I wanted to find the "source", so I'm Googling uprayquaza plastic toyalong with variousdragon ball cellvariations, but while there are a lot of toys for both, I didn't find that very one yet. So if you've got a lead to give me... :)
– Jenayah
Sep 11 at 0:33
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Hello LCarvalho, I see you've accepted the answer that it is Rayquaza. I'm still curious to learn, though: what made you think it was a Dargon Ball character? Was it sold to you as one? Was it packaged as one? Enquiring minds want to know!
– SQB
Sep 12 at 7:03
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Came along with the Dragon Ball's Cell character. I'm Brazilian and I bought at a newsstand ...
– LCarvalho
Sep 12 at 12:07
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up vote
15
down vote
favorite
up vote
15
down vote
favorite
I bought this toy for my son.
Came along with a character named Cell.
Who would this character be?
character-identification dragon-ball
edited Sep 11 at 0:28
Jenayah
7,08733662
asked Sep 11 at 0:20
LCarvalho
18415
I bought this toy for my son.
Came along with a character named Cell.
Who would this character be?
character-identification dragon-ball
character-identification dragon-ball
edited Sep 11 at 0:28
Jenayah
7,08733662
asked Sep 11 at 0:20
LCarvalho
18415
edited Sep 11 at 0:28
Jenayah
7,08733662
asked Sep 11 at 0:20
LCarvalho
18415
edited Sep 11 at 0:28
Jenayah
7,08733662
edited Sep 11 at 0:28
Jenayah
7,08733662
edited Sep 11 at 0:28
Jenayah
7,08733662
7,08733662
asked Sep 11 at 0:20
LCarvalho
18415
asked Sep 11 at 0:20
LCarvalho
18415
asked Sep 11 at 0:20
LCarvalho
18415
18415
12
Partly out of curiosity, did you buy that in a shop, with a brand and everything, or somewhere else, like a yard sale or something? I wanted to find the "source", so I'm Googling uprayquaza plastic toyalong with variousdragon ball cellvariations, but while there are a lot of toys for both, I didn't find that very one yet. So if you've got a lead to give me... :)
– Jenayah
Sep 11 at 0:33
1
Hello LCarvalho, I see you've accepted the answer that it is Rayquaza. I'm still curious to learn, though: what made you think it was a Dargon Ball character? Was it sold to you as one? Was it packaged as one? Enquiring minds want to know!
– SQB
Sep 12 at 7:03
1
Came along with the Dragon Ball's Cell character. I'm Brazilian and I bought at a newsstand ...
– LCarvalho
Sep 12 at 12:07
add a comment |Â
12
Partly out of curiosity, did you buy that in a shop, with a brand and everything, or somewhere else, like a yard sale or something? I wanted to find the "source", so I'm Googling uprayquaza plastic toyalong with variousdragon ball cellvariations, but while there are a lot of toys for both, I didn't find that very one yet. So if you've got a lead to give me... :)
– Jenayah
Sep 11 at 0:33
1
Hello LCarvalho, I see you've accepted the answer that it is Rayquaza. I'm still curious to learn, though: what made you think it was a Dargon Ball character? Was it sold to you as one? Was it packaged as one? Enquiring minds want to know!
– SQB
Sep 12 at 7:03
1
Came along with the Dragon Ball's Cell character. I'm Brazilian and I bought at a newsstand ...
– LCarvalho
Sep 12 at 12:07
12
12
Partly out of curiosity, did you buy that in a shop, with a brand and everything, or somewhere else, like a yard sale or something? I wanted to find the "source", so I'm Googling up
rayquaza plastic toy along with various dragon ball cell variations, but while there are a lot of toys for both, I didn't find that very one yet. So if you've got a lead to give me... :)– Jenayah
Sep 11 at 0:33
Partly out of curiosity, did you buy that in a shop, with a brand and everything, or somewhere else, like a yard sale or something? I wanted to find the "source", so I'm Googling up
rayquaza plastic toy along with various dragon ball cell variations, but while there are a lot of toys for both, I didn't find that very one yet. So if you've got a lead to give me... :)– Jenayah
Sep 11 at 0:33
1
1
Hello LCarvalho, I see you've accepted the answer that it is Rayquaza. I'm still curious to learn, though: what made you think it was a Dargon Ball character? Was it sold to you as one? Was it packaged as one? Enquiring minds want to know!
– SQB
Sep 12 at 7:03
Hello LCarvalho, I see you've accepted the answer that it is Rayquaza. I'm still curious to learn, though: what made you think it was a Dargon Ball character? Was it sold to you as one? Was it packaged as one? Enquiring minds want to know!
– SQB
Sep 12 at 7:03
1
1
Came along with the Dragon Ball's Cell character. I'm Brazilian and I bought at a newsstand ...
– LCarvalho
Sep 12 at 12:07
Came along with the Dragon Ball's Cell character. I'm Brazilian and I bought at a newsstand ...
– LCarvalho
Sep 12 at 12:07
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That's not Dragon Ball, I think. It looks like the Pokémon Rayquaza, actually.
Notice the overall green, the little T-Rex-y arms, the golden pattern on the side, and the red edges on the rudder "separations" of his body.
Granted, the toy looks a bit shorter and its "horns" are shorter (and parallel), but it still matches a lot of Rayquaza's features.
answered Sep 11 at 0:22
Jenayah
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One other notable difference is the jagged edges everywhere (ears, fins, back). But 100% agree that's a Rayquaza.
– jpmc26
Sep 11 at 22:18
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If it's a Dragon Ball toy, it can only really be Shenlong or Shenron, the dragon that puts the "dragon" in Dragon Ball.
He is the magical dragon that is summoned by collecting all seven of the Dragon Balls. He has, like all good magical dragons should, the power to grant wishes.
Your toy is not a particularly good version of it, though. It does indeed share some characteristics with the Pokémon Rayquaza. It's possible that a lazy designer copied or re-used a design.
answered Sep 11 at 5:27
SQB
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It's not uncommon for the same injection-moulded toy to be painted in multiple ways to represent completely different characters or objects from different franchises as a cost-cutting measure. Your Mileage May Vary on how convincing the results are for at least one of those options. So it's entirely possible that both answers are in fact correct and the toy was intended to be sold with different paint-jobs for each franchise.
– Ruadhan2300
Sep 11 at 13:41
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2 Answers
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active
oldest
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active
oldest
votes
active
oldest
votes
up vote
48
down vote
accepted
That's not Dragon Ball, I think. It looks like the Pokémon Rayquaza, actually.
Notice the overall green, the little T-Rex-y arms, the golden pattern on the side, and the red edges on the rudder "separations" of his body.
Granted, the toy looks a bit shorter and its "horns" are shorter (and parallel), but it still matches a lot of Rayquaza's features.
answered Sep 11 at 0:22
Jenayah
7,08733662
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One other notable difference is the jagged edges everywhere (ears, fins, back). But 100% agree that's a Rayquaza.
– jpmc26
Sep 11 at 22:18
add a comment |Â
up vote
48
down vote
accepted
That's not Dragon Ball, I think. It looks like the Pokémon Rayquaza, actually.
Notice the overall green, the little T-Rex-y arms, the golden pattern on the side, and the red edges on the rudder "separations" of his body.
Granted, the toy looks a bit shorter and its "horns" are shorter (and parallel), but it still matches a lot of Rayquaza's features.
answered Sep 11 at 0:22
Jenayah
7,08733662
1
One other notable difference is the jagged edges everywhere (ears, fins, back). But 100% agree that's a Rayquaza.
– jpmc26
Sep 11 at 22:18
add a comment |Â
up vote
48
down vote
accepted
up vote
48
down vote
accepted
That's not Dragon Ball, I think. It looks like the Pokémon Rayquaza, actually.
Notice the overall green, the little T-Rex-y arms, the golden pattern on the side, and the red edges on the rudder "separations" of his body.
Granted, the toy looks a bit shorter and its "horns" are shorter (and parallel), but it still matches a lot of Rayquaza's features.
answered Sep 11 at 0:22
Jenayah
7,08733662
That's not Dragon Ball, I think. It looks like the Pokémon Rayquaza, actually.
Notice the overall green, the little T-Rex-y arms, the golden pattern on the side, and the red edges on the rudder "separations" of his body.
Granted, the toy looks a bit shorter and its "horns" are shorter (and parallel), but it still matches a lot of Rayquaza's features.
answered Sep 11 at 0:22
Jenayah
7,08733662
edited Sep 11 at 1:08
answered Sep 11 at 0:22
Jenayah
7,08733662
answered Sep 11 at 0:22
Jenayah
7,08733662
answered Sep 11 at 0:22
Jenayah
7,08733662
7,08733662
1
One other notable difference is the jagged edges everywhere (ears, fins, back). But 100% agree that's a Rayquaza.
– jpmc26
Sep 11 at 22:18
add a comment |Â
1
One other notable difference is the jagged edges everywhere (ears, fins, back). But 100% agree that's a Rayquaza.
– jpmc26
Sep 11 at 22:18
1
1
One other notable difference is the jagged edges everywhere (ears, fins, back). But 100% agree that's a Rayquaza.
– jpmc26
Sep 11 at 22:18
One other notable difference is the jagged edges everywhere (ears, fins, back). But 100% agree that's a Rayquaza.
– jpmc26
Sep 11 at 22:18
add a comment |Â
up vote
25
down vote
If it's a Dragon Ball toy, it can only really be Shenlong or Shenron, the dragon that puts the "dragon" in Dragon Ball.
He is the magical dragon that is summoned by collecting all seven of the Dragon Balls. He has, like all good magical dragons should, the power to grant wishes.
Your toy is not a particularly good version of it, though. It does indeed share some characteristics with the Pokémon Rayquaza. It's possible that a lazy designer copied or re-used a design.
answered Sep 11 at 5:27
SQB
25.1k24132231
9
It's not uncommon for the same injection-moulded toy to be painted in multiple ways to represent completely different characters or objects from different franchises as a cost-cutting measure. Your Mileage May Vary on how convincing the results are for at least one of those options. So it's entirely possible that both answers are in fact correct and the toy was intended to be sold with different paint-jobs for each franchise.
– Ruadhan2300
Sep 11 at 13:41
add a comment |Â
up vote
25
down vote
If it's a Dragon Ball toy, it can only really be Shenlong or Shenron, the dragon that puts the "dragon" in Dragon Ball.
He is the magical dragon that is summoned by collecting all seven of the Dragon Balls. He has, like all good magical dragons should, the power to grant wishes.
Your toy is not a particularly good version of it, though. It does indeed share some characteristics with the Pokémon Rayquaza. It's possible that a lazy designer copied or re-used a design.
answered Sep 11 at 5:27
SQB
25.1k24132231
9
It's not uncommon for the same injection-moulded toy to be painted in multiple ways to represent completely different characters or objects from different franchises as a cost-cutting measure. Your Mileage May Vary on how convincing the results are for at least one of those options. So it's entirely possible that both answers are in fact correct and the toy was intended to be sold with different paint-jobs for each franchise.
– Ruadhan2300
Sep 11 at 13:41
add a comment |Â
up vote
25
down vote
up vote
25
down vote
If it's a Dragon Ball toy, it can only really be Shenlong or Shenron, the dragon that puts the "dragon" in Dragon Ball.
He is the magical dragon that is summoned by collecting all seven of the Dragon Balls. He has, like all good magical dragons should, the power to grant wishes.
Your toy is not a particularly good version of it, though. It does indeed share some characteristics with the Pokémon Rayquaza. It's possible that a lazy designer copied or re-used a design.
answered Sep 11 at 5:27
SQB
25.1k24132231
If it's a Dragon Ball toy, it can only really be Shenlong or Shenron, the dragon that puts the "dragon" in Dragon Ball.
He is the magical dragon that is summoned by collecting all seven of the Dragon Balls. He has, like all good magical dragons should, the power to grant wishes.
Your toy is not a particularly good version of it, though. It does indeed share some characteristics with the Pokémon Rayquaza. It's possible that a lazy designer copied or re-used a design.
answered Sep 11 at 5:27
SQB
25.1k24132231
edited Sep 11 at 9:48
answered Sep 11 at 5:27
SQB
25.1k24132231
answered Sep 11 at 5:27
SQB
25.1k24132231
answered Sep 11 at 5:27
SQB
25.1k24132231
25.1k24132231
9
It's not uncommon for the same injection-moulded toy to be painted in multiple ways to represent completely different characters or objects from different franchises as a cost-cutting measure. Your Mileage May Vary on how convincing the results are for at least one of those options. So it's entirely possible that both answers are in fact correct and the toy was intended to be sold with different paint-jobs for each franchise.
– Ruadhan2300
Sep 11 at 13:41
add a comment |Â
9
It's not uncommon for the same injection-moulded toy to be painted in multiple ways to represent completely different characters or objects from different franchises as a cost-cutting measure. Your Mileage May Vary on how convincing the results are for at least one of those options. So it's entirely possible that both answers are in fact correct and the toy was intended to be sold with different paint-jobs for each franchise.
– Ruadhan2300
Sep 11 at 13:41
9
9
It's not uncommon for the same injection-moulded toy to be painted in multiple ways to represent completely different characters or objects from different franchises as a cost-cutting measure. Your Mileage May Vary on how convincing the results are for at least one of those options. So it's entirely possible that both answers are in fact correct and the toy was intended to be sold with different paint-jobs for each franchise.
– Ruadhan2300
Sep 11 at 13:41
It's not uncommon for the same injection-moulded toy to be painted in multiple ways to represent completely different characters or objects from different franchises as a cost-cutting measure. Your Mileage May Vary on how convincing the results are for at least one of those options. So it's entirely possible that both answers are in fact correct and the toy was intended to be sold with different paint-jobs for each franchise.
– Ruadhan2300
Sep 11 at 13:41
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Partly out of curiosity, did you buy that in a shop, with a brand and everything, or somewhere else, like a yard sale or something? I wanted to find the "source", so I'm Googling up
rayquaza plastic toyalong with variousdragon ball cellvariations, but while there are a lot of toys for both, I didn't find that very one yet. So if you've got a lead to give me... :)– Jenayah
Sep 11 at 0:33
1
Hello LCarvalho, I see you've accepted the answer that it is Rayquaza. I'm still curious to learn, though: what made you think it was a Dargon Ball character? Was it sold to you as one? Was it packaged as one? Enquiring minds want to know!
– SQB
Sep 12 at 7:03
1
Came along with the Dragon Ball's Cell character. I'm Brazilian and I bought at a newsstand ...
– LCarvalho
Sep 12 at 12:07