Weekly ☆ Character Showcase #276: Miza from Dragon Ball Super!
Miza - Dragon Ball Super -
The Weekly ☆ Character Showcase is an article series where we introduce one character from the Dragon Ball universe each week. This time, we're looking at Miza from "Dragon Ball Super".
Story
An inmate who was incarcerated in the Galactic Prison.
She is the leader of a trio alongside Iwaza and Kikaza, and is a wild and blunt gal.
Due to the schemes of the heinous space criminal Moro, she broke out of the Galactic Prison and became his underling.
(Dragon Ball Super: Tale 56)
She invaded Earth alongside the escaped convicts led by Moro.
While trying to plunder treasures from various places before attacking Earth, she was discovered by Krillin and Kamesennin.
(Dragon Ball Super: Tale 56)
Although Krillin confronted the Galactic Bandit Brigade she was acting with, she moved to another location, saying, "We don't give a crap about this duel of yours."
(Dragon Ball Super: Tale 56)
She angrily counterattacked when Kamesennin pursued her with his perverted antics, but
the tables were quickly turned when Kamesennin blindfolded himself to clear away his worldly desires.
(Dragon Ball Super: Tale 57)
(Dragon Ball Super: Tale 57)
Pushed into a corner, Miza Merged with Iwaza and Kikaza, undergoing Gigantification.
They furiously attacked Krillin and Kamesennin with tremendous destructive power.
(Dragon Ball Super: Tale 57)
When a cornered Krillin released his Ki, Goku noticed it and used Teleportation from space to arrive on Earth.
She took a devastating blow from Goku and went down.
First Appearance
Dragon Ball Super: Tale 50
Trivia
Back to the Galactic Prison!
Once Moro was defeated, she was once again incarcerated in the Galactic Prison by the Galatic Patrol. She sarcastically called out to Jaco as he came to patrol, saying, "It's been a while. How's it hanging?".
(Dragon Ball Super: Tale 67)
→Preview: Next week's character is a strong girl just like Miza!
*All images are from the Japanese version.
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