Perfect for party entertainment and talent shows! Try impersonating famous quotes from Dragon Ball.
Dragon Ball, which is world-famous and of course hugely popular in Japan, remains a beloved national treasure with overwhelming recognition even today.
There are many cases where comedians and YouTubers get laughs with Dragon Ball jokes, and in the 2020s it’s still such widely known content that it really shines as entertainment for parties, banquets, and after-parties.
In this article, we introduce famous quotes from Dragon Ball characters that are sure to hype up the crowd—perfect if you want to try impressions or one-shot gags.
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You’re number one!!Vegeta
When it comes to the most iconic Vegeta quote in Dragon Ball Z, isn’t it this one: “You’re number one!!”? The fundamental difference—Goku fighting so he won’t lose versus Vegeta fighting to defeat Goku—is made crystal clear in the Majin Buu arc.
It’s precisely there that Vegeta finally acknowledges the gap between himself and Goku and delivers this line, which marks a major turning point for him.
The more emotion you pour into the line—like Ryo Horikawa does—the more compelling it becomes.
Are you talking about Krillin… Are you talking about Krilliiiin!!!!!Sun Wukong
When it comes to the most famous line in Dragon Ball, isn’t it this one: “Are you talking about Krillin… Are you talking about KRILLINNNN!?” This line is from Planet Namek, when Goku, Gohan, and Krillin are facing Frieza.
After Frieza kills Krillin and then mocks him, Goku says this line.
Note that it’s not the line he says when he awakens as a Super Saiyan, but something he says after awakening—so keep that in mind!
Get lost before I knock you out.Yamcha
Yamcha, the most popular background character in the world.
Calling him a background character is rude, I know (lol).
These days, Yamcha doesn’t get many fight scenes, but in the past he did leave us with a line considered a famous quote: “Disappear before you get blown away.” He said this when he first faced off against Tien in Dragon Ball.
By the way, right after that, Yamcha did in fact get blown away (lol).
Since Yamcha as a character is already funny, this line seems perfect to use at some point during a drinking party or the like.
Don’t bully my dad!!!Son Gohan
Goku’s older brother, Raditz.
When Raditz appeared, Goku and Piccolo were in no condition to stand up to him, and their only option was to join forces.
In the midst of that desperate situation, a ray of hope appeared: Gohan.
When he gets angry, Gohan’s power level rises dramatically, and “Don’t you dare bully my dad!!!” is the iconic line he shouted at Raditz as he was hurting his father, Goku.
It’s a phrase you could use to reset the mood when people are teasing someone too much.
Vegeta impression
In Dragon Ball Super, we’re recreating Vegeta’s final power-up scene.
With the Dragon Ball theme song in the background, we’ve prepared an illustration of Vegeta and added voice-over.
Applying effects like echo to the voice enhances the sense of presence.
Kamehameha
When delivering a movie, how about this? In a way, this is also an imitation.
With a movie, through editing you can unleash not only the Kamehameha but other Dragon Ball techniques as well.
Even if it’s just video, it makes quite an impact.
A stand-up monologue doing a Piccolo impression
It’s a stand-up routine performed while impersonating Piccolo.
In addition to Dragon Ball, it weaves in comedy and a modern worldview, turning the chaos into laughs.
Fans of Dragon Ball will love the sprinkled-in, detailed references throughout.
I am… Super Vegeta!!Vegeta
In Dragon Ball Z, wouldn’t you say Vegeta shone the brightest during the Cell saga? Up until then he’d been lagging behind Goku and the others, but right after his training in the Hyperbolic Time Chamber, when he declared, “I am…
Super Vegeta!!,” he was at his most brilliant as the strongest warrior.
What followed was a spectacular string of blunders, but the line itself packs a punch, making it perfect for striking a pose during a skit or performance.
P-Please… protect the nature and animals I… I loved…Android 16
Android 16, modeled after Dr.
Gero’s son.
He has a fully mechanical body, and although it was initially thought that the higher-numbered Androids 17 and 18 were stronger, in reality he possessed combat power on par with Cell’s first form on his own.
Despite his strength, Android 16 actually has a gentle side toward animals and nature.
His line, “P… please protect the nature and animals that I… l… loved…,” is what he said to Gohan as he was dying.
If you tweak one of the words a bit, it could even work for a skit or performance.
You know… even a dropout, if they work desperately hard, might just surpass the elites.Sun Wukong
Known as a phrase that symbolizes Goku’s mindset: “You know… even a dropout, if he works desperately hard, might surpass an elite.” This line is directed at Vegeta, who looks down on himself, and it beautifully contrasts Goku (Kakarot), born a lower-class warrior, with Vegeta, born an elite warrior.
It may be difficult to use in skits or performances, but it’s a line that virtually any man in his late 20s or older would recognize.