Babarian

The Babarians (ババリ星人, Babari-seijin, lit. "People of Planet Babari") are a race of bipedal dinosaur creatures from Universe 10, introduced first in Dragon Ball Heroes and later in Dragon Ball Super.

Biography[]

Dragon Ball Super[]

"Future" Trunks Saga[]

Main article: "Future" Trunks Saga

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In the anime version, the Babarians are shown on their planet, as 2 of the inhabitants are fighting with each other. Zamasu claims that they should destroy the species because they will never learn to be civilized, to which Gowasu is shocked by this response. To prove him wrong, Gowasu and Zamasu travel 1000 years to the future, to which the civilization has somewhat advanced to create a small culture, yet they still remain a somewhat angry and aggressive race, as 2 of the inhabitants are seen fighting, and 2 other members of the race are seen possibly attempting to break up the fight.

At another time, two Babarian clans have entered a violent war. Suddenly, a Babarian clan survivor approached Gowasu and Zamasu from behind and was about to strike them down but Zamasu easily sent him crashing against the mountain and collapsed to the ground out of breath. Refusing to be beaten, he rushed at the Supreme Kais until he was split in half by Zamasu's God Split Cut.

Babari Leader — Leader Babari stops the conflict.

In the manga version it develops in a similar way. Gowasu and Zamasu travel to Babari where they witness two Babarians attacking another to steal the giant fish that he has caught. The Babarian tries to protect his food but is easily defeated by the other two. Before the winners can get hold of the fish, a fourth Babarian crushes them by throwing a boulder at them, and he gets the fish.

After witnessing this, Gowasu and Zamasu travel 1000 years into the future, and upon reaching a Babari village, Gowasu is excited to see that they are managed to create a type of civilization, with music and writing. When investigating a little more they discover several Babarians battling each other. This only confirms the opinion that Zamasu has about mortals. However Gowasu sees that the Babarians ceasing the conflict when their leader approaches them, revering him.

Gowasu tries to warn his student about it, but a Babarian tries to attack the pair from behind, but he is instantly knocked back by Zamasu. Despite Gowasu's orders for them to leave, Zamasu, momentarily losing his reason, kills the attacking Babarian in cold blood.

Universe Survival Saga[]

Main article: Universe Survival Saga When Team Universe 10 lost in the Tournament of Power, the Babarians were erased with Universe 10 as well. They were later revived when the erased universes were restored.

Super Dragon Ball Heroes[]

Prison Planet Saga[]

Main article: Prison Planet Saga Their homeworld of Babari becomes part of the Prison Planet's Green Area leading to the race becoming imprisoned within the Prison Planet. In the game version of the saga, Goku, Vegeta, and Future Mai are confronted by a trio of Babarians while searching for the imprisoned Future Trunks within the Green Area, and Majin Ozotto fights a group of Babarians while sneaking away with the Dragon Balls. These Babarians are shown to be capable of utilizing Ki to fly.

Techniques and Special Abilities[]

Flight - The ability to fly by using ki. Used in Dragon Ball Heroes and World Mission.
Brutal Smash - Babarian rushes towards his opponent showering him in a salvo of blows from his wooden club, finishing with powerful strike. The Babarians' Super Attack in Dragon Ball Heroes and World Mission.
Brutal Smash (全力ぶっ叩き, Brutal Smash) - An ability used by a Babarian's "HGD10-44" card in Dragon Ball Heroes that reduces the enemy team's Hero Energy by 3 when performing a Super Attack, and permanently greatly increases their Charge Impact speed if he achieves a Perfect CI.
Cruel Assault (無慈悲な攻撃, Cruel Assault) - An ability used by a Babarian's "GDPB-72" card in Dragon Ball Heroes that multiplies his damage dealt by 5x when he attacks an enemy with 30% damage reduction or greater.
Destructive Smash (破壊の一撃, Destructive Smash) - A CAA Special Ability used by a Babarian's "UM12-045" card in Dragon Ball Heroes that activates when a Super Attack is used, increasing its damage and reducing the enemy team's Hero Energy by 1 when a Super Burst is achieved.
Energy Siphon (エナジーゲッター, Energy Siphon) - An ability used by a Babarian's "PSES-04" card in Dragon Ball Heroes that increases his team's Hero Energy by 2 once when he wins a Charge Impact.
Extreme Battle (極限のバトル, Extreme Battle) - An ability used by a Babarian's "SH1-36" card in Dragon Ball Heroes that permanently multiplies his damage dealt by 1.2x if his own team's HP is 50% or less at the start of a round.
Growing Strength (加速する力, Growing Strength) - An ability used by a Babarian's "UM12-045" card in Dragon Ball Heroes that increases his damage after wining a Charge Impact, up to a maximum of 2.5x.
Power Sapper (弱体化攻撃, Power Sapper) - A CAA Special Ability used by a Babarian's "SH1-36" card in Dragon Ball Heroes that locks-on to an enemy and reduces their Power by 2000 once when an Attacker with a Super Attack available.

Equipment[]

Wooden Club - Babarians traditionally carry and wield primitive wooden clubs for self defense.

Video Game Appearances[]

Babari-seijin — Babarian card for *Dragon Ball Heroes*

The Babarians make their video-game debut in Dragon Ball Heroes, introduced in God Mission 9.

Voice Actors[]

Japanese: Tsuyoshi Koyama (Dragon Ball Heroes)
Funimation dub: TBA

Battles[]

Dragon Ball Super

Babarian vs. Zamasu

Trivia[]

Babarian is a pun on the term "barbarian".
The depiction of the Babarians in the future could be considered a preemptive and possibly unintentional foreshadowing of the resolution of the Tournament of Power, where Android 17 restored all erased universes with the Super Dragon Balls; without this plot point, the destruction of Universe 10 would have contradicted their previously established future existence.

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