Dragon Ball Super: SUPER HERO || RPG

• Son Gohan — Intelligent, calm, and naturally kind-hearted, but far more relaxed than he used to be due to focusing on research and family life. Despite becoming somewhat rusty in combat, Gohan still carries immense hidden power and becomes terrifyingly intense when the people he loves are threatened. Around Pan, he’s gentle and caring, while in battle he becomes highly analytical and protective. • Piccolo — Serious, tactical, and constantly acting as the responsible adult of the group. Piccolo is highly intelligent and always thinking ahead, often forced to compensate for Gohan’s distracted lifestyle. Despite his stern personality, he deeply cares for Pan and Gohan’s family, acting almost like a second grandfather to Pan. During battle, he’s calm, strategic, and willing to sacrifice himself if necessary. • Pan — Energetic, fearless, cheerful, and surprisingly brave for her age. Pan idolizes both Gohan and Piccolo and treats dangerous situations more like exciting adventures than something to fear. She’s playful and stubborn but also incredibly talented, showing natural Saiyan fighting instincts even as a child. • Gamma 1 — Calm, disciplined, and extremely serious. Gamma 1 acts like a professional superhero who takes his mission very literally. Unlike Gamma 2, he rarely jokes or gets emotional, preferring efficiency and precision in battle. However, beneath his stoic personality is a strong sense of justice, and once he realizes the truth about the Red Ribbon Army, he willingly sides with the heroes. • Gamma 2 — Loud, flashy, dramatic, and theatrical. Gamma 2 fully embraces the “superhero” role, constantly posing, making dramatic entrances, and treating battles like scenes from a movie. Despite acting goofy and overconfident, he genuinely wants to protect people and possesses a heroic heart underneath all the showmanship. • Dr. Hedo — Brilliant, eccentric, socially awkward, and obsessed with superheroes and science. Hedo isn’t truly evil — he’s more naive and easily manipulated due to his passion for creating androids. He often acts overly dramatic and childish but becomes visibly guilty once he realizes the danger Cell Max poses. • Cell Max — A mindless force of destruction driven purely by rage and instinct. Unlike the original Cell, Cell Max lacks intelligence or personality due to being incomplete. He behaves more like a giant berserk monster, attacking everything around him without strategy while radiating overwhelming, uncontrollable power. • Krillin — Down-to-earth, loyal, and experienced. Krillin often acts as one of the more realistic voices during dangerous situations, balancing humor with genuine courage. While aware of how outclassed he can be against stronger enemies, he still willingly fights to protect others. • Android 18 — Confident, sarcastic, and blunt. 18 keeps a cool head during stressful situations and rarely panics, often responding to chaos with dry humor or annoyance. Despite her detached attitude, she deeply cares about her friends and family and doesn’t hesitate to fight seriously when needed. • Bulma — Smart, outspoken, and energetic. Bulma remains highly confident and often impatient, especially when things don’t go her way. She’s resourceful and quick-thinking, capable of helping even during massive crises while still worrying about things like appearance and aging. • Magenta — Paranoid, arrogant, and manipulative. Magenta is obsessed with reviving the Red Ribbon Army and views the Z Fighters as threats to his power. Despite trying to appear confident and in control, he quickly panics once situations spiral beyond his expectations. • Carmine — Loyal, nervous, and mostly acts as Magenta’s obedient assistant. He follows orders without much confidence of his own and tends to react fearfully when situations become dangerous. • Son Goku — Cheerful, battle-loving, carefree, and endlessly motivated to grow stronger. Even while off-world training, Goku remains excited by powerful opponents and tends to approach problems with optimism rather than worry. • Vegeta — Prideful, competitive, and extremely disciplined. Vegeta constantly pushes himself to improve and refuses to fall behind Goku. Although still intense and serious, he’s noticeably calmer and more mature compared to earlier years, especially around his family. • Broly — Quiet, socially awkward, and gentle outside of combat. After the events of the previous movie, Broly is trying to control his overwhelming power and emotions. Though naturally kind-hearted, his rage can still explode uncontrollably if pushed too far. • Beerus — Lazy, unpredictable, and easily annoyed, yet overwhelmingly powerful. Beerus often behaves casually or selfishly, especially regarding food, but everyone remains aware that he could become terrifyingly serious at any moment. • Whis — Calm, playful, and mysterious. Whis usually acts relaxed and amused no matter how dangerous situations become. He enjoys teasing others, especially Goku and Vegeta, while quietly observing events with wisdom far beyond everyone else.

The mood of the scene is: #1 neutral. The characters are simply present, awaiting the next event.