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Cargo (カルゴ Karugo) is a Namekian and the 109th son of Grand Elder Guru. He lived with and was incredibly close to his older brother Dende.

Appearance[]

Cargo is a short Namekian that looks nearly identical to his older brother, Dende. His robes are slightly yellower than Dende's, and his robe vest is red as opposed to maroon.

Biography[]

Dragon Ball Z[]

Frieza Saga[]

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Cargo after being killed

Cargo lives with Moori and Dende when Frieza has his men, which includes Dodoria and Zarbon, attack their village for their Dragon Ball.[3] Cargo witnesses several Namekian fighters defeat Frieza's men,[4] but then witnesses the fighters sadistically killed by Dodoria. Moori tells Cargo and Dende to run away from the village. As Moori prepares to attack, he is surprised by a blast (either Frieza's Death Beam in the manga[5] or Dodoria's Energy Cannon in the anime) that passes by him and kills Cargo instantly.[6]

Cargo is later revived along with the other Namekians thanks to Mr. Popo's wish made to Shenron to revive everyone killed by Frieza and his men,[7] and then teleports to Earth thanks to Dende's third wish to Porunga.[8] He goes with the rest of the Namekians to New Namek.[9]

Manga Appearances[]

Chapter Appearances
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Namek Saga
242. The Bittersweet End Absent
243. Destination Namek Absent
244. The Mysterious Spaceship Absent
245. 3... 2... 1... Lift Off! Absent
246. The Return of Vegeta Absent
247. Planet Namek, Cold and Dark Absent
248. The Mysterious Strangers Absent
249. Vegeta's True Power Absent
250. Goku Returns! Again! Absent
251. Son Goku's Spaceship Debut
252. Namekian Fear Appears
253. Showdown! Appears
254. Ten Seconds of Death Appears
255. Son Gohan Snaps! Absent
256. Death in Flight Absent
257. Vegeta vs. Dodoria Absent
258. Hide and Seek Absent
259. The Sixth Dragon Ball Absent
260. The Last Dragon Ball Absent
261. The Four Dead Heroes Absent
262. Vegeta vs. Zarbon Absent
263. Zarbon's True Power Absent
264. The Great Elder's House Absent
265. The Dragon Balls Change Hands Absent
266. Vegeta's Laughter, Freeza's Rage Absent
267. Reunion of Terror! Absent
268. Vegeta in Overdrive! Absent
269. Brains and Brawn Absent
270. Premonitions of War Absent
271. The Enemy of My Enemy... Absent
272. The Ginyu Force Absent
273. Five Deadly Fighters Absent
274. Gurd's Psychic Powers Absent
275. Vegeta vs. Reacoom Absent
276. Vegeta vs. Reacoom, Part 2 Absent
277. Freeza Victorious?!! Absent
278. Son Gohan's Last Stand Absent
279. Son Goku Has Landed! Absent
280. Super Saiyan? Absent
281. Jheese and Butta Absent

Appearances in Other Media[]

Video Game Appearances[]

In Super Saiya Densetsu, Cargo (カルゴ, Karugo; renamed "Emih" in the English translation) hides in an earthenware jar in one of the houses south of Moori's village while Frieza attacks the village. He will join the player's party if they find him.

In Dragon Ball Z, Cargo is seen in the background of the Namek battle stage alongside his family.

In Dokkan Battle, Cargo is featured as a support item recovering 25% of the player's HP in battle.

Voice Actors[]

Trivia[]

  • His name is a pun on "escargot."
  • The reason why Cargo's killer was changed from Frieza to Dodoria is most likely to make Dodoria eviler, as he was the most active villain of the time.[10]
  • In the Ocean dub, Cargo's death is cut out as part of the massive cut back on death and violence made for the English dub. Instead, Dodoria's beam is seemingly aimed at Moori and Krillin states "That was close", implying that somehow Dodoria missed Moori. Additionally, Dodoria says to Dende "Your brother may have escaped, but not you!", further adding to the illusion that Cargo survived. Cargo is not seen after this, and it is implied that he escaped, and the characters later talk as if Cargo is still alive.

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