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"On his way to planet Namek. Probably wishing he had cappuccino already." |
Dr. Brief (ブリーフ博士 Burīfu Hakase) is an elderly, brilliant, and eccentric scientist. He is the founder of Capsule Corporation, the father of Tights and Bulma, and the maternal grandfather of Trunks and Bulla. Dr. Brief is also one of the smartest and richest men in the world. He lives in West City with his wife and their many pets.
Appearance[]
Art of Dr. Brief by Akira Toriyama
Dr. Brief is a short, stocky man. His hair is very similar to that of his daughter but is bluish-gray instead of turquoise. He also has a large gray mustache. He dons a white lab coat with a blue undershirt and black pants. He is almost always seen smoking a cigarette and wears a pair of large, (usually) rectangular glasses.
Personality[]
Dr. Brief is easygoing and friendly. He rarely leaves his home, even if it means almost certain death, as when in the Majin Buu Saga he and his wife, Bikini, refuse to leave their pets even after Capsule Corporation has been specifically targeted for destruction. This is probably due to the fact that they know they can always be wished back with the Dragon Balls.
Dr. Brief's amicability allows him to deal with his son-in-law's antics and rage without much surprise or fear, though he has cautioned Vegeta against overtaxing his body in enhanced gravity on at least one occasion. He also has no problem providing technology for Trunks and Vegeta to train in enhanced g-forces, gladly developing technology for whatever purposes his family finds.
Dr. Brief's ability to take extraordinary events in stride, such as the threat of Cell and Vegeta's angry and threatening demeanor, as well as his ability to create faster-than-light speed engines in a matter of days, may simply be due to his immense intelligence, with his almost superhuman brain power allowing him to adapt to these stressful situations with little wear and tear on his sanity. However, it may just be that his constant smoking helps him cope with the many extraordinary events in his life.
Like his daughter, Bulma, he possesses a great technical intellect, being able to fix or operate on virtually anything. He can often be found tinkering on a number of complicated gadgets while surrounded by his beloved pets. His favorite pet is a small black cat named Scratch (or Tama, in Japanese), which is usually perched on his shoulder. In the early Dragon Ball series, Dr. Brief was depicted as a little bit of a pervert, even going so far as to stash dirty magazines inside random capsules, much to his daughter's chagrin.
In Dragon Ball Z: Battle of Gods, it is revealed that neither he nor his wife was aware that he was the richest man in the world, a fact they discover only after overhearing Chi-Chi point it out to an oblivious Mr. Satan. His ignorance of his absurd wealth can be attributed to his love of his lifestyle, which revolves mostly around his various experiments and other engineering projects, tending to his expansive menagerie of common and exotic pets, and general puttering about his home. Along with this, his love of mechanical tinkering and research into his various fields of expertise merely monopolize so much of his time and attention that he never simply thought to consider how much wealth he and his company accumulated over the course of monetizing and marketing his inventions. It is highly likely that Dr. Brief is merely the brains behind his company's creations while relying on others to market and advertise for him.
Biography[]
Background[]
Dr. Brief graduated from West City College's Department of Science and Engineering, where his major was physical science. He completed his doctorate through the department's graduate program. He later established Capsule Corporation after inventing the revolutionary technology of the Dynocaps Capsule. Until Dragon Ball GT, he is the representative director and president of his company.
Jaco The Galactic Patrolman[]
In Age 739, Dr. Brief and his family visit Tights on Omori's Island, where he reveals that he knew of Omori for his reputable work in space-time research.
Dragon Ball[]
In Dragon Ball, Bulma introduces Goku to her father, who at first confuses the young Saiyan for Bulma's boyfriend, frustrating her. He then repairs the scooter of the police officer who had shown up.
Dr. Brief is later shown with his wife Bikini during the King Piccolo saga, where both of them refuse to evacuate West City despite its threatened destruction by King Piccolo.
Dragon Ball Z[]
Frieza Saga[]
Dr. Brief inside the spaceship he made for Goku
In Dragon Ball Z, he modifies and improves the Nameless Namekian's Spaceship in order to help Krillin and Gohan gather the Namekian Dragon Balls to revive their friends who fell at the hands of Nappa. He also makes Goku a spaceship for his travel to planet Namek, modeled after Kami's ship and the Attack Ball from Goku's arrival on Earth.
In the anime only, while Goku is journeying through space, Dr. Brief assists Goku through a couple of problems that he runs in to such as when his spaceship goes off course and begins to head into the Alpha H-Z star and when his spaceship travels through a magnetic storm causing the Gravity Machine to go haywire.
Chi-Chi later decides to go to Namek to rescue Gohan using an additional spaceship that was created by Dr. Brief. However the ship fails at taking off and Dr. Brief attempts to fix the problems with the ship while Chi-Chi, Master Roshi, Oolong, Puar, and Yajirobe prepare for space travel.
Cell Saga[]
After Frieza's defeat, Vegeta demands that Dr. Brief make him a Gravity Room that can produce 300 times the Earth's normal gravity in order to help him surpass Goku in strength.
Dr. Brief working on Android 16
A few years later, he and his wife have their first grandchild, Trunks. He often makes toys for Trunks and watches him when Bulma is busy and Vegeta leaves for training. He later helps Bulma restore Android 16, who was badly damaged by Semi-Perfect Cell before the Cell Games. During this time, the two also discovered a self-destruction device in 16 that had comparable power to a nuclear bomb, and decided to remove it due to suspecting it was meant for Goku should they ever fight. This ultimately resulted in 16's failed attempt at sacrificing himself to stop Cell.
Majin Buu Saga[]
Dr. Brief and Bikini during the Majin Buu Saga
Dr. and Bikini appear briefly during the Majin Buu crisis when they once again refuse to leave West City despite the threat. He and Bikini are later killed, along with the rest of Earth's population, when Super Buu executes his Human Extinction Attack. However they are both restored to life later on by the Dragon Balls.
Dragon Ball Super[]
God of Destruction Beerus Saga[]
Dr. Brief attends Bulma's birthday party with his wife. He and his wife later watch the Z Fighters battle Beerus but unlike Bulma and a few of the others, they do not board the Space-Pod to get a closer look at the action. Instead staying on the ship.
Golden Frieza Saga[]
Dr. Brief, along with his wife, son-in-law, and grandson, are killed with most of the Earth's population when Frieza blew up the planet. However, their deaths were undone when Whis rewinded time by three minutes.
Universe 6 Saga[]
Dr. Brief travels with his family and friends for the Tournament of Destroyers. After traveling for three hours from Earth to Beerus' Planet, and from Beerus's Planet to the Nameless Planet, he sits in the audience as Universes 7 and 6 compete.
Copy-Vegeta Saga[]
Dr. Brief and his wife, Bikini, attend the Universe 7 victory party thrown by Bulma at their home at Capsule Corp. While there, they soon after watch the fight between Beerus in a Monaka costume against Goku when the Dragon Team realizes Monaka's secret and is tasked by Beerus and Whis to keep Monaka's identity hidden from Goku so Goku can be motivated to train and be strong enough to protect their whole universe.
"Future" Trunks Saga[]
Dr. Brief helps Bulma build a new Time Machine after Future Trunks arrives in the past.
Universe Survival Saga[]
Dr. Brief meets his newborn granddaughter, Bulla, for the first time. He holds her and comments on how cute she is. After the conclusion of the Tournament of Power, Dr. Brief is present at the celebration of the birth of his granddaughter back at his home.
High School Saga[]
Dragon Ball GT[]
Shadow Dragon Saga[]
Dr. Brief is seen in a flashback.
Film appearances[]
Lord Slug[]
Dr. Brief is in his laboratory at Capsule Corporation using his telescope to see an asteroid approaching Earth. When Oolong suggests destroying it, Dr. Brief says that they had thought of that but could not because the asteroid is inhabited.
Broly - The Legendary Super Saiyan[]
Dr. Brief in Broly - The Legendary Super Saiyan
Dr. Brief is seen while present at a picnic with his wife, Bikini, where they watch Krillin's attempt at Karaoke. Bikini mentions that he's very good, while Dr. Brief, clearly not liking his attempt at singing, saying "I guess that's one way of putting it."
Fusion Reborn[]
Battle of Gods[]
Four years after the defeat of Kid Buu, Dr. Brief is seen at Capsule Corporation celebrating Bulma's birthday party. He has a humorous interaction with an unaware Mr. Satan who, believing the scientist to be a caterer, ends up asking the genius inventor for a refill. After learning from Ox-King and Chi-Chi that he is Bulma's father and the richest man in the world, Mr. Satan apologizes and offers to amend the situation, countering the carefree Doctor's request for a simple cola with a promise to fetch a whole case of it.
Resurrection ‘F’[]
"Wait, Frieza's back?!" |
Dr. Brief in a pond
Dr. Brief briefly reunites with his colleague Jaco inside Capsule Corporation. They spend some time relaxing outside near a pond that houses the Capsule Corp president's goldfish until being informed, along with Bulma, that Frieza has been revived and is heading to Earth for revenge. While leaving with Jaco, Bulma accidentally—but humorously—knocks her father into the pond.
Other Dragon Ball Stories[]
Kakarot[]
In Kakarot, Dr. Brief like most characters in the game can be encountered in various locations over the course of the game and talking to him in certain locations may lead to him giving items. He can normally be found at the Capsule Corporation in West City. When he travels around he is primarily doing field research, though at one point he is test flying a new airplane currently in development in the Central Plains Area. He can even be found shopping in Orange Town.
- Intermission 1
During the Intermission after the Saiyan Saga, Dr. Brief can be found at Raditz's Landing Site investigating the wreckage of Raditz's Attack Ball to see it for himself after Bulma sent a team of Capsule Corp researchers to investigate and recover the wreckage for study. If spoken to he will explain he is hoping to find something that will help him construct his own spaceship implying the research of the debris assisted him in the development of the Capsule Corporation Spaceship (along with the remains of Goku's Attack Ball). If spoken to by Gohan, he will give him some extra materials he found.
- New Employee
Around the time Vegeta was training to become a Super Saiyan in preparation for the Android conflict, Dr. Brief introduces him to the Female Researcher he recently hired who had been assisting him in the development of the Capsule Corporation Training Room.
Power[]
- Manga and Anime
In spite of his average power level, Dr. Brief is among the most intelligent humans in existence, able to engineer the Dynocaps Capsule technology, keep up with the sophistication behind Dr. Gero's androids, and run a multi-billion Zeni corporation. He is also most certainly from where Bulma got her superhuman intellect, as well as his grandson's talent and interest in science and engineering.
He appears to have some knowledge of Saiyan biology, having built the gravity chambers (to the specificities of Saiyan physiology) that both Goku and Vegeta utilized in their training. Given his extraordinary intellect, it would be reasonable to assume he has since amassed a good deal of knowledge regarding the Saiyans, as many of them are among his closest friends and relatives.
- Video games
In Dragon Ball Z: The Anime Adventure Game, Dr. Brief's power level is 12.
Intelligence[]
Dr. Brief possesses a tremendous intellect and is, by all accounts, a mechanical genius. He is shown to be able to design, invent, fix, alter, manipulate, and engineer almost anything, from everyday gizmos and gadgets to androids, gravity chambers, and spaceships. He shares many of these characteristics with Bulma, who often aids him in his inventions, and to a certain extent with his grandson, Trunks, whose intelligence and responsibility allow him to succeed his grandfather as Capsule Corp's president in Dragon Ball GT.
Techniques[]
Dr. Brief, Bikini, and Tights performing the Hero's Pose in an ending for Dragon Ball Super
- Hero's Pose - In one of the endings of Dragon Ball Super, Dr. Briefs performs Jaco's signature Fighting Pose alongside his wife and eldest daughter, Tights.
Inventions & Equipment[]
- Capsules - Dr. Brief's revolutionary invention that lead to the establishment of the Capsule Corporation. They allow people to store various objects without regard to shape, size, or weight, including weapons, vehicles, and even houses.
- Capsule House - A type of house specially designed to be stored inside a capsule that can cost at least half a million Zeni.
- Capsule Corporation Spaceship - A spaceship originally developed by Dr. Briefs for Goku from pieces he had salvaged from the remains of the Attack Ball that originally brought Goku to Earth. Using knowledge, he had recently obtained from helping Bulma repair the Nameless Namekian's Spaceship and what remained of Goku's Attack Ball, Dr. Briefs was able to create a spaceship capable of reaching Namek in six days' time (outclassing any Earth-originated spaceship at that time) and durable enough to endure all the abuse taken during Goku's gravity training inside the spaceship. Though the original ship was later destroyed along with Planet Namek, Dr. Briefs managed to replicate the technology very quickly allowing his company to produce at least two more models of nearly identical design.
- Gravity Machine - Originally created by Dr. Brief for Goku to allow him to train during his six-day journey to Planet Namek. The original machine was capable of simulating 100 times the Earth's gravity, allowing Goku to reach a power level of 180,000 via the 2x Kaio-ken (surpassing even the mighty Captain Ginyu). This machine was later destroyed along with the Capsule Corporation Spaceship when Namek exploded. During the Trunks Saga, Dr. Briefs created an improved model at the insistence of his future son-in-law, Vegeta, in order to train to become Super Saiyan in preparation for the coming Android conflict. It was capable of simulating 500 times Earth's gravity.
- Airplanes - In Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot, Dr. Briefs uses Capsule Corp model airplanes to travel around and do research. Additionally, at one point he does a test flight of a new model plane currently in development.
- Motorcycle - During her time alone on Namek in the anime, Bulma reveals the motorcycle she was using was developed by her father and she even is thankful that her father habit of including amenities such as the meal he had stored in the motorcycle that came in handy when she got hungry.
- Golden Capsules - A highly experimental capsule created by Dr. Brief in The Legacy of Goku II that can transport the user to the World Map if used in a city or wasteland. Dr. Brief ends up dropping 25 of these capsules while conducting atmospheric experiments and asks the Z Fighters to find them, allowing them to keep one if they manage to find all of them.
Manga Appearances[]
Video Game Appearances[]
Dr. Brief in the Bandai CCG
- Dragon Ball Z: Super Butōden 2
- Dragon Ball Z 2: Super Battle
- Dragon Ball Z Side Story: True Plan to Eradicate the Saiyans - Earth Saga
- Dragon Ball Z: The Legacy of Goku II
- Dragon Ball Z: Budokai 2
- Dragon Ball Z: Buu's Fury
- Dragon Ball Z: Bakuretsu Impact
- Dragon Ball Z: Harukanaru Densetsu
- Dragon Ball Z: Attack of the Saiyans
- Dragon Ball: Origins 2
- Dragon Ball Z: Tenkaichi Tag Team
- IC Carddass Dragon Ball
- Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot
Voice Actors[]
- Japanese: Jōji Yanami † (most media), Ryōichi Tanaka (Resurrection ‘F’, Kakarot)
- English:
- Ocean Group dubs: Paul Dobson (DBZ Saiyan and Frieza sagas), Scott McNeil (DBZ Cell and Majin Buu sagas, DBZ Kai [TBC])
- Funimation dub: Chris Forbis (DB and DBZ), Mark Stoddard (DBZ Kai and DBS)
- Blue Water dub: Corby Proctor
- AB Groupe dub: Paul Bandey
- Portuguese:
- European Portuguese dub: Ricardo Spínola, Rui de Sá (DBS)
- Brazilian Portuguese dub: Gileno Santoro (DB 1996 dub), Eleu Salvador (DB redub - 1st voice, DBZ), Eudes Carvalho (DB redub - 2nd voice, DBZ Kai), Faduli Costa (DBZ Kai: TFC), Walter Cruz (Resurrection ‘F’, DBS)
- Spanish:
- Castilian Spanish dub: Mariano Fraile (DB), Juan Fernández Mejías (DBZ until episode 167), Daniel Palacios (rest until DBS), Javier Merchante (DBZ Kai, DBS)
- Latin American Spanish dub: José Luis Castañeda (DB; DBZ episodes 240, 245-246; Lord Slug), César Soto (DB episode 65), Ricardo Hill (DBZ, DBZ Kai TFC, DBS), Abel Rocha † (Broly - The Legendary Super Saiyan), Humberto Vélez (DBZ Kai up until Cell Saga)
- Italian dub: Antonio Paiola
- Polish dub: Leszek Filipowicz (DBS, episode 33), Wojciech Żołądkowicz (DBS, the rest of episodes)
- Croatian dub: Sven Jakir
- Hebrew dub: Efron Etkin
Trivia[]
- Like everyone in his family, Dr. Brief's name is a (more obvious) pun on undergarments. Notably, this is actually his given name; due to English language conventions regarding the use of polite titles, fans have accidentally refer to him and other members of the family (especially Bulma) with it as a surname.
- Mr. Brief's title of "doctor" (Japanese, 博士、hakase) refers to someone who has earned a research doctorate, like a Ph.D. He is thereby distinguished from a medical doctor (医師、ishi) or a professor (教授、kyōji), or from someone with a purely honorific title. Because his alma mater is a science and engineering program, he may alternatively possess either a Doctor of Science or Doctor of Engineering degree.[2]
- He is rarely seen without a crumpled cigarette in his mouth. Due to this, Dr. Brief requires constant editing to remove them for televised anime episodes in the West. His appearances throughout Dragon Ball Super, however, have largely lacked a cigarette. As Bulma is occasionally seen smoking, it is implied she picked up the habit from growing up around her father.
- According to his birthdate, he is about fifty at the time of his debut, and at least seventy at the time of his last appearance.[3] According to C-6, he was buried in Nemuria Ruins for 80 years, which means Dr. Briefs couldn't be the founder of the Capsule Corporation. (Though this is mentioned in a filler episode, and thus possibly a mistake.) Like his wife, Dr. Brief's appearance from Dragon Ball to Dragon Ball Z does not change, though he resembles the same permanently old man versus her youthful appearance.
- Unlike most characters that first appeared in Dragon Ball, his role is larger in Dragon Ball Z. Examples include remaking the space pod Goku was in and fixing up Android 16.
- His hobby is collecting dirty magazines, despite being the most successful individual of the 700's.[4]
Gallery[]
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References[]
- ↑ Jaco the Galactic Patrolman, 2013
- ↑ 博士. wikitionary.
- ↑ V-Jump. kanzenshuu (December 2013).
- ↑ Daizenshuu 7, 1996
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| Earthling Transformations | Max Power • Power Pole Pro • Beastman • Dark Magic (Villainous Mode • Supervillain (Ultra)) • Black Water Mist (Demon Clan) • Ghost • Hi-Tension • Jiang Shi • Zombie Super Saiyan (Super Saiyan (Demon Realm Race) (Rampaging) • Powerhouse (Second Grade • Third Grade) • Full Power) • Super Saiyan 2 (Super Saiyan Rage) • Super Saiyan 3 • Great Ape • Golden Great Ape (Super Saiyan 4) • Super Saiyan God (Saiyan beyond God • Super Saiyan Blue) Perfected Ultra Instinct |
| Other Transformations | |
| Squadrons & Companies | Police (Galactic Patrol • MIR • Sunset City Police Department) • Red Ribbon Army (Red Pants Army • Red Pharmaceuticals) • Ninja Clan • Karinga Tribe • Kawa Tribe • Peck Peck Tribe • Turtle School (New Turtle School) • Crane School (New Crane School) • Dog Dragon Gang • Panther-Fang School • Pilaf Gang • Dragon Team (Capsule Corporation • Saiya Squad • Team Beerus • Team Universe 7 • Z Fighters) • Lucky Foods • Pod Corporation • Rabbit Mob • Royal Academy of Science • Dictator Army • Earth's Military (Earth's Resistance) • Gurumes Army • Kikoukenjutsu Sword School • Magical Pharmaceuticals • Mercenary Clan • Mutaito Training Academy • Mifan Army • Vodka Gang • Battle Ball Team • Red Shark Gang • Rockets • Taitans • Toad Warriors • Time Patrol (Dragon Ball Heroes • Hero Society • Nutz Gang • Romance Rangers • Warriors of Light) • Town Militia • ZTV (KBC News • Wide-Thigh Aerobics) |
| Wars, Conflicts & Tournaments | |