Bulma

When the warriors of Earth find themselves stripped of their power by a mysterious energy-suppressing wave, it falls to the smartest person in the room to save the day and in Dragon Ball FighterZ, that person is unmistakably Bulma. Though she never throws a single punch throughout the story, her role as the intellectual backbone of the entire resistance effort makes her one of the most indispensable figures in the game's narrative.

Bulma’s Role in Dragon Ball FighterZ

With a power level of just 16, Bulma is practically immune to the waves wreaking havoc on the planet’s greatest fighters and she turns that quirk into the team’s greatest advantage. Working at a relentless pace, she engineers a spherical aircraft capable of neutralizing the suppressing waves, giving Earth’s defenders the freedom to move and fight on their own terms again. She is also the first to notice that something is deeply wrong with Goku after the player awakens inside his body, setting the entire plot in motion. Cool under pressure, brilliantly resourceful, and never content to sit on the sidelines, her sharp wit and zero tolerance for nonsense keep the crew grounded even when the odds look impossible.

Who Voices Bulma in Dragon Ball FighterZ?

Monica Rial brings Bulma to life in the English dub, a role she has carried with sharp comedic timing since Dragon Ball Kai and is also widely recognized for voicing Tsuyu Asui in My Hero Academia. On the Japanese side, the legendary Hiromi Tsuru delivered her final performance as Bulma in this very game, recording her lines before her passing in November 2017 at age 57. Dragon Ball FighterZ stands as a bittersweet farewell to Tsuru’s 31-year run with the character, a tenure that also included beloved roles such as Meryl Stryfe in Trigun and Ukyo Kuonji in Ranma 1/2.