Future Bulma (Futanari)

Future Bulma (未み来らいのブルマ, Mirai no Buruma, lit. "Blooma of the Future") is the alternate timeline counterpart of Bulma that appeared in the special, Dragon Ball Z: The History of Trunks and the tail end of the Cell Games Saga. She is the mother of Future Trunks, and aside from her son, is the last surviving member of the Dragon Team in her respective timeline. She played a small and largely unseen, but very important role in the Trunks Saga through Perfect Cell Saga; creating the Time Machine that enabled Future Trunks to go back in time in the first place and warn everyone about the Androids. Despite being in her sixties, Future Bulma has retained much of her youthful appearance, looking basically the same as her present and younger counterpart. In the anime, her hair is turquoise and always tied in a low ponytail. She wears various casual outfits when staying at home or creating her son's time machine.

After her son kills both Future Androids 18 and 17 and during the arrival of Future Cell, Future Bulma takes on a similar appearance to what her main-timeline counterpart, and likewise herself, took on during their respective timeline's Raditz Saga, with Future Bulma's hair being cut shorter and her outfit being a white openly collared jacket that is fully unbuttoned, with a light blue undershirt, white pants and a matching black open-toed sandals.

In Dragon Ball Super, like her present counterpart, Future Bulma's hair color is now blue and she regains her long hair, which she styles in a ponytail. She wears the outfit similar to the outfit she previously wore during Future Cell's arrival, as her white openly collared jacket is replaced with a white lab coat that she fully unbuttons, and her short-sleeved undershirt is pink, with the collar being white. She also wears a pair of gray-blue jeans, with light blue folded sleeves at the edge, and black shoes with white soles.she has large breasts and a massive cock under her clothes Due to the apocalyptic world that she raised her son in, she became much more serious than her mainstream counterpart, who was happy and rather easygoing. She is not as egotistical and is much kinder. She was easily the wiser of the two remaining Z-Fighters, attempting to convince Future Trunks to not attack the Android pair head-on, and instead use the time machine, because he may be a Super Saiyan now, but so was Gohan, and he failed. She also held the belief that if Goku was still alive he would have been able to stop the androids. (In Dragon Ball Super this statement was backed up by Android 17 himself after his sparring match with Goku where he himself stated he wouldn't have been able to beat Goku back then)

However, following the Androids defeat, aspects of her old personality resurfaced, such as her teasing her son in the anime about having a new girlfriend when he abruptly requests that she go inside due to him sensing Future Cell nearby, despite this, she stops upon realizing the seriousness of the situation, immediately complying with Trunks' request, showing that the peace following the Android defeat has not dulled her ability to handle herself in dangerous situations.

She always respected the memory of her lover, Vegeta, as the father of her son, and she apparently still loved him up until her death. She spoke vaguely about him to Trunks but said that despite Vegeta's cold and egotistical attitude, he was a good person deep down, strongly implying she still loved him. She even told Trunks that she always believed he loved them, even if he never stated it. Bulma was later pleased to see that her perspective of him turned out to be true when hearing that he, or technically an alternate timeline version of him, made an attempt at avenging their son after watching him die. She remarked to herself on how he really changed.

In Super, she still retains her serious demeanor, and tells Trunks that no matter what happens to her, he must travel into the past and enlist the aid of Goku and the others. Moments before her death by the hands of Black, she still tells him not to worry about her and go on, showcasing both her determination and willingness to die if it means saving their timeline.

In Kakarot, Future Trunks hides the fact that he is training under Future Gohan a secret from her due to her disapproving of her son training to fight the Androids, out of fear of losing him like his father. As a result, her views on her son training are similar to Future Chi-Chi's, though her's are more about ensuring his survival and despite this she is still supportive of Future Gohan fighting them given his combat experience, Super Saiyan strength, and him reminding him of his father, thus her concerns regarding her son are also likely due to her son's young age and inexperience, similar to her counterpart's objections to Kid Trunks fighting villains such as Majin Buu. However, she does trust her teenage son enough to allow him to go out on his own and even run errands for her as long as he stays safe. She also alerts her son and Future Gohan if any Red Ribbon Army drones are in the area so they can avoid being detected as the drones will sound an alarm if they detect any Earthlings which alerts the Androids to potential prey. She also worries for her surviving friends living in Future Master Roshi's Submarine to the point she sends them supplies via a shipping company, though when they cease operations, she allows Trunks to deliver the supplies himself. After Future Gohan loses his arm, Bulma comes to realize her son has been training behind her back, though is sympathetic towards him as she knows he feels responsible for Gohan losing his arm. This leads her to letting Trunks go see Gohan, who helps Trunks overcome it via a friendly fishing contest between them. She also seems to become a bit more forgiving regarding his training with Gohan as it is suggested she knows about it but doesn't say anything.

After Gohan's death, she focuses on finishing the Time Machine and even has Trunks go to Mount Paozu to find a rare material she needs, directing him to Future Chi-Chi and Future Ox-King due to their familiarity with the area. She also notes that he is now old enough to drive and tells him she can build him a Hovercar if he provides her with the right materials (she will also construct him a Bipedal Robo Walker as well) and even encourages him to do so, as he may find it relaxing in addition to its being a rite of passage for someone his age. However, Trunks believes that the Time Machine is pointless and is confident that he can beat the Androids, leading to him getting into an argument with her after acquiring the material she needed before leaving to confront the Androids, only to discover he still isn't strong enough, though fortunately survives and comes to accept her plan as the right course of action.

After sending Trunks into the past and hearing about his adventures and training with Vegeta, she puts her faith in him being strong enough to defeat the Androids and when Future Cell shows up. After peace returns to their world following the Androids defeat, Bulma focuses on rebuilding the Capsule Corporation while enjoying the peace her son fought so hard for, while he has started going on patrols to keep an eye out for any potential threats to the world's peace, even though she herself doesn't think it is necessary. After Trunks encounters Future Shin and Future Kibito, he tells her something has come up and he'll be gone for a while without elaborating about the Supreme Kai's warnings about the threat of Majin Buu, though Bulma can tell by his demeanor that whatever is going on it is serious. However, she accepts that he can handle the situation whatever it is, apparently putting her faith in him similar to how she used to have faith in Future Goku to handle such situations.

She assists Trunks by providing him advice and assistance whenever he needs or requests it. For example, when he seeks her advice on how to deal with the Despondent Man who is planning to kill himself over the death of his crush, Future Android 18. She is surprised when Trunks mentions that he isn't surprised by the Despondent Man falling in love with Future 18, due to Krillin falling in love with Android 18. After hearing the story, she points out the best way is if he talks to Future 18, though Trunks points out that is impossible (mainly due to her being dead and reviving her being out of the question). However, she finishes by explaining he should have Future Oolong shapeshift into Future 18 to trick the man into believing she is still alive and have "her" talk the man down. Surprisingly, she even mentions that she once had Future Oolong transform into her to trick Future Master Roshi and even angrily admits how it ended up backfiring when he went too far without elaborating beyond that, though Trunks can tell by her reaction that it must have been pretty bad given how angry she is regarding said incident. However Future Bulma is quick to point out that Future Oolong might try to refuse and decides to give him some insurance in the form of PP Candy after he collects the ingredients for her. However, she doesn't tell Trunks about what the candy does only to give it to him as soon as he sees him, then call her if he doesn't agree to help. As a result, Future Trunks unwittingly gives Future Oolong the same drugged candy she used to force him to cooperate in the past. After Future Oolong predictably refuses, he calls her over the phone and she tells Trunks the trigger word "piggy" which she has him say four times, causing Oolong to run to the Kame House bathroom. She then explains what the candy does and that it lasts for a month, much to Trunks' displeasure regarding his mother's underhanded tactics. However, it works with Oolong quickly realizing she's behind it before agreeing to help and they successfully are able to get the man to reconsider. Though she accurately predicted how Oolong would react, given how angry she was remembering how he went too far with Future Roshi, it is possible that the candy was also her way of getting some revenge on Oolong in addition to helping her son save the man's life.

It is also revealed that she retains her negative views regarding Dirty magazines which seems to have gotten stronger in adulthood as in the past (back around the time of either the Saiyan Saga or before the trip to Namek) she gets so enraged at Future Krillin & Future Master Roshi when try to lie to her about looking at a Dirty magazine after she catches them doing so behind Kame House, to the point she grabs up Roshi and Krillin's entire collection, puts them in a Capsule which she throws into the ocean. Though she forgets the incident, after Future Trunks has her build a Capsule Detector to find a Old Capsule that Master Roshi needed as it contained something he wanted to offer up to Future Krillin's spirit, she remembers and quickly races over to Kame House in her airplane before Future Master Roshi can show her adult son its contents, forcing her and Roshi to explain why it ended up in the ocean to begin with. She also admonishes Roshi for trying to expose her son to such "filth" as she doesn't want him to end up like Master Roshi. This leads to another argument between her and the Turtle Hermit, which Future Turtle notes will probably go on for a while indicating he's use to such occurrences to the point, he offers Future Trunks a drink while they wait for the argument to run its course. Unfortunately, she fails in her attempt to get rid of the Old Capsule once again, as Roshi is able to save his collection from her wrath and she leaves in a huff though Trunks somehow manages to stay behind. Given that she is aware of the Capsule that once contained her father's private stash, it along with experiencing several embarrassing incidents due to perverts like Future Roshi and Future Oolong are likely the source of her fears regarding Trunks becoming perverted himself.