Test Dragon Ball
Which Dragon Ball Android Saga Character Are You?
A capsule motorcycle, the sea beyond the pass and a job larger than the one you accepted. Seven choices about wanting a life of your own, alongside four characters from the Android saga.
PICTURE THE SCENE
Tali presses the button and your motorcycle appears outside Aster’s gate. She is an adult mechanic; you are an adult civilian courier. You must take a scanner to the repair shop in Loria. Afterwards, you had planned two days on the coast with the payment already received. But the file contains a test nobody agreed to: using the scanner’s sound pulses to drive birds from reed beds earmarked for a quarry. Tali has removed the battery and put it in a separate container; you can still make the delivery without that test. ‘This road was meant to be ours too,’ she says. Beyond the gate, among the rounded mountains, you cannot see the sea yet.
Tap to make each choice. Your result is free.
An original fan adventure inspired by the beginning of the Android and Cell saga in the Dragon Ball manga. Aster, Loria, Tali, Rin, Daren, the scanner and this journey are invented; Aster is not Dr. Gero’s laboratory. The four results draw on the characters at that stage, without revealing their later fates or using Super versions. Future Trunks is human and Saiyan, not an android. The affinities assign no nature, powers or psychological identities. An original fan illustration accompanies the theme of travel without depicting this invented delivery.
The world behind the story
Dragon Ball Official — Android 16: mechanical origin, directive and nature ↗Dragon Ball Official — Android 17 in the Android and Cell arc ↗Dragon Ball Official — Android 18, personal taste and travel ↗Dragon Ball Official — Future Trunks and differences in history ↗Dragon Ball Official — Hoipoi Capsules and portable vehicles ↗Dragon Ball Official — Time machines in the manga ↗How this quiz works
7 choices or questions, taking about 8 minutes to read and answer. Reading your result takes additional time, at your own pace.
Your choices shape an original journey and lead to a narrative portrait. There are no right answers: you can go back and change your mind.
Your answers stay in the page’s memory. Read how the results are created.