there The third saga of Dragon Ball Z introduced new enemies for Goku. a and companions. Alerted by Trunks of the Future, the Z Warriors discovered that they would have to face cyborgs, very powerful creatures that would have killed everyone after a few years if they hadn’t been stopped in time.
So the red ribbon or the red ribbon of the first cartoon series returned to fashion. The main enemies were twins C17 and C18, but other cybernetic beings also emerged during this time, including Doctor Gelo, who also transformed into a cyborg. With the number 20 it means that the brilliant as well as crazy and evil scientist had already created several androids. Let’s round up all of the androids created by Doctor Frost in Dragon Ball, Z, GT, and video games, as well as in films that are no longer canonical.
We start with the first products made when Goku was a kid. All androids 1 to 7 were defective and were therefore very easily disposed of. They were all born mechanics and had no human basis. The one who survived the destruction was C8, the brass who helped Goku with the Muscle Tower and we saw that in the Dragon Ball Z finale too.
The C9, C10, C11 and C12 were also full of errors and have therefore never been seen in action. The same could be said of the C13, C14 and C15 androids who, however, appeared in one of the Dragon Ball Z feature films and still turned out to be worthy fighters. We then move on to the most famous androids that were an important part of the Z anime saga. C16 is a fully mechanical android based on the son of Doctor Gelo, Gebo, who died in battle. We come to the two most important, C17 and C18, the cyborgs, created this time on a human basis and which still oppose in the series today.
C19 was the last android to be created on a purely mechanical basis and then met a nasty death by Vegeta. The penultimate is C20, also known as Doctor Gelo, and then ends with C21, Doctor Gelo’s wife and enemy of the video game Dragon Ball FighterZ. The biggest project of Doctor Gelo, however, was the creation of another creature, albeit with robotic properties, which does not fit into the classic list of numbered cyborgs: cellthat will sow horror for some time.
Instead, in Dragon Ball GT we see him again at work from Hell, where he, accompanied by Doctor Miu, created a replica of the C17 that sparked the development of Super C17.
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