This article is about the girl from Jingle Village. For the Namekian Elder, see Tsuno.

Suno
スノ Suno
Alternate names	Jingle Village Child[1] Snow
Debut	Manga: "The Dragon Ball Scramble" Anime: "Cruel General Red"
Appears in
Race	Human
Gender	Female
Date of birth	Age 740
Date of death	Age 774 (revived)
Address	Jingle Village
Family	Unnamed Father Unnamed Mother Shinseki (Cousin) Unnamed Aunt Unnamed Uncle

Suno is a young girl who lives in Jingle Village. Goku meets her while he was looking for the Dragon Balls after the 21st World Martial Arts Tournament.

BiographyEdit

Dragon BallEdit

Suno shows up in the series for the first time when she rescues Goku from the freezing weather when his airplane crashes in the cold northern region. She appears to have a crush on Goku, even asking her mother if she could keep him. When Goku had come back from Muscle Tower, she thought he was running to her, but he was actually running to the food she was holding.

After the Red Ribbon Army Saga, she later appears in the anime filler of the King Piccolo Saga when King Piccolo disrupts a town's celebrations as she was about to give the king of the world some flowers.

Goku's Traffic SafetyEdit

Suno appears in Goku's Traffic Safety. She travels to West City to play with her cousin, Shinseki. On the way, she accompanies Goku and helps inform him of Traffic Safety.

Dragon Ball ZEdit

She reappears later on in Dragon Ball Z (now an adult) when Goku asks for energy for the Super Spirit Bomb to defeat Kid Buu.

Dragon Ball GTEdit

In Dragon Ball GT, she makes her final appearance alongside Android 8 and the other villagers in episode 40, "Piccolo's Decision" when Goku takes them to New Planet Plant, before Earth explodes due to the use of the Black Star Dragon Balls by Baby.

Video game appearancesEdit

Suno appears at Jingle Village in the cutscenes in Dragon Ball: Daimaō Fukkatsu, Dragon Ball 3: Gokuden, Dragon Ball Advanced Adventure, and Dragon Ball: Revenge of King Piccolo. She and Android 8 are heard talking in the final level of the Majin Buu Saga conclusion in Dragon Ball Z: Budokai Tenkaichi 3.

Suno appears in Dragon Ball: Origins 2 in the same role she had in the manga, and also in special bonus levels. In the bonus level 2-5, Suno befriends a Yeti and Android 8 attacks it thinking the Yeti had kidnapped Suno. In bonus level 2-6, Suno finds the Red Ribbon Robot that had piloted an airplane for Goku in the snow and asks Goku to find its five missing parts for Android 8 to repair it.

Suno also appears in Dragon Ball Z: Attack of the Saiyans, trying to rescue Eighter from Muscle Tower.

Voice actressesEdit

• Japanese Dub: Naoko Watanabe (Anime) and Hiroko Emori (Dragon Ball: Revenge of King Piccolo)
• FUNimation Dub: Susan Huber (Anime) and Laura Bailey (Dragon Ball: Revenge of King Piccolo)
• Brazilian Dub: Fernanda Bullara and Jussara Marques

TriviaEdit

• Her name is similar to the Japanese pronunciation of "Snow".
• Suno has red hair in the anime, but is blonde in the manga.
• She resembles Penny, the little red-haired girl from Curse of the Blood Rubies. Also, Suno's mother looks very similar to Penny's Mother.
• In the episode "Yamcha vs. Tien" of Dragon Ball, a girl resembling Suno is shown in the crowd while Oolong is searching for Master Roshi at the 22nd World Martial Arts Tournament.

GalleryEdit

Suno with her mother Suno smiles Suno watching Goku Suno, praying Suno in her bed Suno looks under her bed Suno worrying about Goku Suno talks with Goku and Eighter Suno and the Jingle Village Gang Suno in Dr. Flappe's house Dr. Flappe and the Jingle Village Gang Android 8, Suno and her mother Suno in Goku's Traffic Safety Suno preparing to give flowers to King Furry Suno in the King Piccolo Saga Suno with Android 8 in Dragon Ball GT Add a photo to this galleryAdd a photo to this gallery

See alsoEdit

• Suno (Collectibles)

ReferencesEdit