Shu

This article is about Emperor Pilaf's minion whose name is Soba in the manga. For other uses, see Soba (disambiguation).

This article is about Emperor Pilaf's minion. For Gohan's tutor, see Mr. Shu.

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Shu (シュウ, Shū) is an anthropomorphic dog (Shiba Inu) and Emperor Pilaf's ninja lackey. He and Mai usually work together to carry out the work of their short-tempered boss.

Appearance[]

Shu is a short anthropomorphic Shiba-inu dog (though he is often mistaken for a fox by fans) with ginger or light brown fur covering his entire body, and a tan face and paws. His shinobi shozoku (ninja uniform) consists of a purple hood, a purple kimono with a yellow shirt underneath it, purple hakama pants, a pale blue or white sash, black tabi socks, and straw waraji sandals. He usually carries a wakizashi (Japanese short sword) on his back.

After being turned into a child by Shenron, Shu's more animalistic features are toned down, resulting in a much smaller snout than he had in adulthood. The tan sections of his fur are changed to white and now cover his hands. Shu wears a smaller version of his original uniform with a gray shirt instead of the original yellow. He still carries his Wakizashi on his back, despite being much too small to actually use it anymore.

Personality[]

Like anything involving Emperor Pilaf, Shu acts almost entirely as comic relief. He usually has Mai as a foil to his comic personality, where Mai is always in a serious attitude and usually armed with Conventional Weaponry. Although Shu does at times demonstrate proficiency and actual aptitude in the ninja arts, his cowardice and bumbling nature usually prevent such instances from lasting very long.

Unlike Pilaf and Mai, Shu appears to have more knowledge about the supernatural powers of the Dragon Team, such as when Future Trunks was having a mental battle against Goku Black, Shu explained to the confused Pilaf and Mai how the image training technique worked, and even guessed who Future Trunks was fighting against in his mind.

Biography[]

Background[]

Shu is a skilled dog trainer and trained ninja. It is revealed that he, along with Mai, were recruited by Emperor Pilaf from a want ad.

Dragon Ball[]

Emperor Pilaf Saga[]

Shu assists Emperor Pilaf in collecting the Dragon Balls along with Mai. When a spy tracker spots a glow in Skull Valley, Shu and Mai go there only to see it is nothing but a bunch of wolves. Shu and Mai are able to get away, but Goku kicks down their airplane, causing them to crash. When they finally get back to Pilaf's Castle they are forced on another mission in order to get a Dragon Ball from Master Roshi. When they get to Kame House, Roshi already gave it to "a pretty girl on the beach" (Bulma). Roshi pushes their submarine into the ocean and puts a hole, causing them to sink to the bottom. Later, during Goku and Bulma's time in the Diablo Desert, Shu and Mai attempt to blow up Oolong's House-Wagon to obtain the balls, but end up failing when Shu gets the bomb stuck to his paw. When he manages to reset the bomb and get it on the House-Wagon, Yamcha blows it up. Not knowing that Goku, Bulma and Oolong were gone, they both enter seconds before the bomb was set to go off and explodes with them in it. When they both get back, Pilaf tortures them by electrocuting them for their failure.

When Goku and the others are on their way to Pilaf's castle with six of the Dragon Balls, Shu attacks them in a Pilaf Machine and takes the Dragon Balls. Missing the ball Goku was carrying, they gassed the room they were in to get the last Dragon Ball. Pilaf summons Shenron with the intention on ruling the world, but Oolong interrupts and wishes for a pair of panties.

Shu, using his sword and Mai, using her machine gun, are sent to go after Oolong and the others. After capturing all of them, they places the gang in a special cell Pilaf designed to fry them when the sun rises. That night, Goku transforms into a Great Ape from the full moon, and smashed Pilaf's castle to rubble. Being in bed at the time, Shu had to escape with Mai and Pilaf in a plane, but Goku grabs a tower and throws it at the plane, causing them to crash. After Pilaf seeing the destruction of his castle, he gives Mai and Shu guns, and orders them to kill the rest of them, but when Shu see's Pilaf running in the opposite direction, he follows him along with Mai.

Red Ribbon Army Saga[]

In the anime, a year later, Pilaf begins his search for the Dragon Balls again. Shu disguises himself as Goku to get one of the Dragon Balls. The Dragon Ball was in a pterodactyl that the Ox-King killed for the feast at "Goku's wedding". While at the banquet they get the Dragon Ball but the Red Ribbon Army attacks the Ox-King's village. They escape back to Pilaf's Flying Fortress only to be followed by Colonel Silver's troops.^[4] When they reach the desert, the fortress gets shot down by a massive wave of the Red Ribbon Army's planes. They escape the flying fortress before it explodes but are surrounded by soldiers at the bottom and forced to give up the Dragon Ball.^[5]

Fortuneteller Baba Saga[]

After Goku defeated the Red Ribbon Army, Pilaf had one of the Dragon Balls and put it in a Dragon Radar-proof box, causing it to not be tracked on any radar. While they were in a car on the City Street, Goku spotted them and demanded the Dragon Ball. Pilaf, Shu and Mai brought out their Pilaf Machines and challenged Goku. Goku was able to damage Mai's machine making her jump on top of Shu's and run away. Goku catches up and punched a missile back at them causing their machines to break, forcing them to give up the Dragon Ball. Goku also forces Shu to surrender his ninja outfit to him, as the former's Turtle School uniform had been destroyed in the battle.

King Piccolo Saga[]

In the King Piccolo Saga, Shu, Emperor Pilaf, and Mai help King Piccolo acquire the Dragon Balls, only to later be thrown off their own ship by Piccolo the demon king. They survive the fall through the power of slapstick and decide to choose their allies more carefully next time.

Piccolo Jr. Saga[]

Shu appears in Kami's relate about the wars and conflicts caused by the Dragon Balls.

Shu appears at the end of the Piccolo Jr. Saga, when Pilaf and his gang attack Goku and Chi-Chi in Mount Kiwi's volcano, and later on Mount Frappe.

Dragon Ball Z[]

Namek Saga[]

Shu appears along Pilaf and Mai in a flashback when Bulma reminds her adventures with Goku.

Interlude[]

At some point during the three years before the Androids' arrival, the Pilaf Gang used the Dragon Balls to wish for their youth.^[6]

The Pilaf Gang plotted world domination, working in secret. When Cell rose to prominence, they decided to evaluate the situation a little more and postponed their plans. When they were thinking about making a move again, Majin Buu emerged and they postponed their plans again.^[7]

Dragon Ball Super[]

God of Destruction Beerus Saga[]

Shu, Emperor Pilaf, and Mai are seen stranded on an desert island as children. While Pilaf is fishing, Shu and Mai are trying to find treasure with no luck, frustrating Mai. Shu complains that he might die due to starvation and hopes to eat soon. He is shocked when he learns Pilaf found the Dragon Balls, but didn't actually get to see them. Shu thought Pilaf was hallucinating because Pilaf was probably hungry. They use their boat to row towards the cruise ship where Bulma's birthday party is being held, since that is where the Dragon Balls are located. Shu and Mai start crying because they think they are going to die because their boat was sinking. When the boat sinks, a shark tries to attack them; but Shu, Mai, and Pilaf are saved by Goten and Trunks who happen to see them in the water. Once they get on the ship, Trunks offers them food but Pilaf declines it. Goten and Trunks come back later to give them food.

When Goku fights Beerus in his Super Saiyan God form, Shu and the others spend the majority of the fight sleeping on the ship until the fight is over, at which point they row into the distance, vowing to get the Dragon Balls next time.

Golden Frieza Saga[]

Shu—along with Pilaf and Mai—are looking for the Dragon Balls. They managed to find six and are looking for one in a cave. Then, they encounter Sorbet and Tagoma; who take the Dragon Balls to wish for Frieza's revival. Emperor Pilaf reluctantly summons Shenron and Sorbet wished for Frieza's revival. After it being revealed that Shenron can grant two more wishes, Shu wishes for a million Zeni while Mai wishes for the best ice cream in the world before Sorbet can wish for King Cold's resurrection. After Sorbet and Tagoma leave, Pilaf decides that they should build a spaceship to avoid Frieza's wrath with the materials bought with the Zeni Shu wished for, following their indulgence in a well-deserved feast.

Universe 6 Saga[]

The Pilaf Gang tags along with Goku and friends to the Nameless Planet, where the tournament between Universe 6 and 7 is being held. While traveling to the Nameless Planet in Whis' cube, they overhear Beerus speaking of the Super Dragon Balls. Shu thinks that they're big because of their name but Pilaf thinks they're the size of watermelons. Once they arrive on the Nameless Planet, everyone is able to see the Super Dragon Balls; their size exceeding the expectations of all in attendance.

Copy-Vegeta Saga[]

Shu, Pilaf, and Mai are working in a hotel restaurant. Shu overhears Gohan's phone call with Goku about Goku not being able to control his Ki following his match against Hit. Shu follows Pilaf, who uses their money to build a new Pilaf Machine to finally get revenge on Goku. While sneaking outside of Gohan's House, they come across Pan who sneaks aboard their machine. Once the machine is in space, it is destroyed; however, they are saved by Pan, who just learned how to fly during the predicament.

"Future" Trunks Saga[]

Pilaf, Shu and Mai are taken in by Bulma and are living in Capsule Corporation, receiving private tutoring with Trunks. During their lunch break, they see a Time Machine appear with Future Trunks unconscious in it. They are present for the conversation Goku, Vegeta and Bulma have and find out that there are two Trunks—guessing that Future Trunks is a hidden child from some sort of scandal in the past. Pilaf, Shu, and Mai continue to watch and listen when Goku Black comes out of the time rift, viewing the fight between him and Goku through a projection that Beerus and Whis were watching. When Black fires a ki blast at the time machine, they extinguish the fire dressed as a fire brigade.

Due to Mai's attraction to Future Trunks, Shu and Pilaf attempted to help her win his affections and even assisted in helping Bulma repair Cell's Time Machine. While Future Trunks was Image training to get stronger, Shu surprises Mai image trainingand Pilaf with his knowledge of image training and even correctly guesses he was sparring against an image of Black. When the Dragon Team were discussing Goku Black's origins and how to deal with the immortal Future Zamasu, Piccolo suggested the Evil Containment Wave that was once used to seal Piccolo's father King Piccolo which causes Shu, Mai, and Pilaf to have a flashback of them and Piano observing Master Roshi's failed attempt to seal King Piccolo and freak-out over being reminded of their past history with King Piccolo (as well as possibly realizing Piccolo's relation to their old one-time ally).

After Future Trunks' timeline was erased by Future Zeno to stop Infinite Zamasu, Shu, Mai, and Pilaf meet Mai's future counterpart when she flees to the main timeline temporarily with Future Trunks.

Universe Survival Saga[]

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High School Saga[]

Shu, along with Pilaf and Mai continue their employment at Capsule Corporation. They help fix up the Helper Bots after they mysteriously malfunction.

Dragon Ball GT[]

Black Star Dragon Ball Saga[]

In the premiere of Dragon Ball GT, an aged Shu is shown along with an aged Mai and an aged Emperor Pilaf on top of The Lookout, getting ready to summon Ultimate Shenron with the Black Star Dragon Balls. When they are trying to summon him, she states that every time they come close to their goal, something always gets in the way, so she would like to hurry up before something happens. After they summon Shenron with the Black Star Dragon Balls, Goku sees the light from them, and he goes around the corner to see what it is. Emperor Pilaf says that he looks familiar, and they figure out that it is Goku, only all grown up. Pilaf offhandedly states that he wishes Goku were a kid again so that he could really teach him a lesson, not knowing that Ultimate Shenron was listening and waiting for a wish. Ultimate Shenron grants the unintended wish, giving Goku his childhood body.

Baby Saga[]

Shu makes a cameo with Mai and Pilaf as they are saved and teleported to New Planet Plant by Super Saiyan 4 Goku before the Earth's explosion.

Film Appearances[]

Mystical Adventure[]

Shu is seen working on a Global Dragon Radar for General Tao and Minister Shen, alongside Pilaf and Mai. When the Pilaf Gang asks for payment, Tao betrays them.

Battle of Gods[]

Before the events of the movie, Shu and the Pilaf Gang gathered all the Dragon Balls themselves and wished for youth, but Shenron made them a little too young. Shu is the only one who enjoys being turned into a child because his life was greatly extended in dog-years. In the film, they appear turned into children when they sneak into Capsule Corporation, where Bulma's birthday party is held, in order to steal the Dragon Balls. Bulma does not recognize them and invites them to the party as a result. They are also there when the Dragon Team face the God of Destruction Beerus.

Resurrection ‘F’[]

Shu along with Pilaf and Mai forcefully help Tagoma and Sorbet gather the Dragon Balls to revive Frieza. After they wished Frieza back, Shu takes Sorbet's second wish to get rich by asking Shenron to give them 1,000,000 zeni. After this, the Pilaf Gang go eat Mongolian Barbecue.

Broly[]

Shu, Pilaf, and Mai are with Trunks and Goten when Trunks calls Bulma to inform her that the six Dragon Balls that she had collected in her lab have been stolen by thieves wearing Frieza-style armor.

Power[]

Statements by authors and guidebooks

The movie pamphlet for Dragon Ball Z: The Tree of Might states that Shu has a power level of 20.

Techniques[]

• Ninja Star – Shu throws ninja stars to injure his opponent. He can also spread those stars on the floor. Used in Dragon Ball: Shenron no Nazo (one kunai at a time) and Dragon Ball: Origins (two stars at a time).
• Sword Slash – Shu holds his sword in hand and slashes his opponent several times. Used in Origins.
• In the Dragon Ball Super anime during the "Future" Trunks Saga, Shu demonstrates his understanding of the concept of Image Training by explaining what it is to Mai when they observe Future Trunks' Image Training. However, it is unclear if he can actually perform Image Training himself, as he may just understand the principals behind it.

Equipment[]

• Sword -
• Shu Machine - A robot mainly used when battling Goku.
  • Electric Waves – Shu's Pilaf Machine can shoot pink Energy Waves that look like bolts of electricity from its hands. In Dragon Ball: Revenge of King Piccolo, those attacks are yellow instead of pink.
  • Flamethrower – Shu's Pilaf Machine can throw flames from its "tail".
  • Launch Missiles! – Shu's Pilaf Machine can release a powerful missile. Shu first used it in Diablo Desert to attack Goku and his friends, destroying Ox-King's hovercar. He later used this against Goku on the City Street, but the missile was caught and thrown back at him and Pilaf, destroying his and Pilaf's machines. Shu also used the "Launch Missiles!" on Mount Frappe near the end of Dragon Ball, and on Kami's Lookout in Dragon Ball GT. It is the Fused Pilaf Machine's Ultimate Blast in the Budokai Tenkaichi series and its Super Attack in Dragon Ball Heroes, where it is called Pilaf Missile (ピラフミサイル). In the Budokai Tenkaichi series, Pilaf yells "launch missiles now!" and Shu's Pilaf Machine unit releases a powerful missile that takes away a huge percentage of damage.
  • Arm Extension – The ability to elongate arms. Used by Shu's machine while on Mount Frappe.

Manga Appearances[]

Appearances in other media[]

Dr. Slump[]

Shu makes a minor appearance in the movie Dr. Slump and Arale-chan: N-cha! Love Comes From Penguin Village where he is in a crowd with Mai, Pilaf, Launch, Oolong, King Nikochan and his servant, Pink and Cobalt Blue.

Live-action movie[]

Shu appears in the Dragon Ball 1990 Korean film, Dragon Ball: Fight Son Goku, Win Son Goku, as a ninja with dog features rather than a full dog.

Video Game Appearances[]

• Dragon Ball: Shenron no Nazo
• Dragon Ball: Daimaō Fukkatsu
• Dragon Ball 3: Gokuden
• Dragon Ball Z: Super Gokuden: Totsugeki-Hen
• Dragon Ball Z: Sagas
• Dragon Ball: Advanced Adventure
• Dragon Ball Z: Budokai Tenkaichi 2
• Dragon Ball Z: Budokai Tenkaichi 3
• Dragon Ball: Origins
• Dragon Ball Z: Attack of the Saiyans
• Dragon Ball: Revenge of King Piccolo
• Dragon Ball: Origins 2
• Dragon Ball Online
• Dragon Ball RPG: Shōnen-hen
• IC Carddass Dragon Ball
• Dragon Ball Fusions
• Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot
• Dragon Ball: Sparking! Zero

Voice Actors[]

• Japanese: Tesshō Genda
• English:
  • Harmony Gold dub: Dave Mallow
  • Ocean Group dubs: Doug Parker
  • Funimation dub: Chris Cason (DB, DBGT, Battle of Gods, and most media), Brian Thomas (Mystical Adventure)
  • Blue Water dub: Jonathan Love
  • Creative Products Corporation dub: Nesty Calvo Ramirez
  • Animax Asia dub: Dave Bridges
  • Bang Zoom! dub: Tom Bauer
• Portuguese:
  • Brazilian Portuguese dub: Carlos Campanile (DB, 1996 dub), Faduli Costa (most media)
  • European Portuguese dub: António Semedo † (DB), João Loy (DBGT, DBS)
• Spanish:
  • Castilian Spanish dub: Xavier de Llorens (DB 1-26), Antonio Inchausti (DB 27-153, Mystical Adventure and DBGT), Mercedes Hoyos (Battle of Gods, Resurrection ‘F’, DBS)
  • Latin American Spanish dub: Ricardo Hill (DB), Miguel Ángel Leal (Battle of Gods, Resurrection ‘F’, DBS), Nicolás Rosas (Argentine redub) (DBS Broly)
• Italian dub: Marco Balzarotti
• Polish dub: Krzysztof Plewako-Szczerbiński (DBS)
• Tagalog dub: Robert Brilliantes
• Hebrew dub: Simcha Barbiro

Battles[]

Dragon Ball

• Shu and Mai vs. Goku and Yamcha (anime only)
• Shu, Emperor Pilaf, and Mai vs. Goku (Great Ape) (anime only)
• Shu, Emperor Pilaf, and Mai (Pilaf Machines) vs. Goku
• Shu and Mai vs. Chi-Chi (Anime only)
• Shu, Emperor Pilaf, and Mai (Pilaf Machines) vs. Goku (Anime only)

Dragon Ball GT

• Shu, Emperor Pilaf, and Mai (Pilaf Machines) vs. Goku

Trivia[]

• He was originally known as Soba (ソバ, Soba) in the manga but was renamed to match the anime name given after Akira Toriyama forgot he had named him previously. The combination of Shu and Mai's names form a food pun when put together to make the word "shumai" (a Chinese dumpling), whereas the name Soba in the manga and Mai's name creates another food pun of "soba-mai", a grain similar to rice (most likely to coincide with their leader's name stemming from "rice pilaf").
• The Dragon Ball Collectible Card Game lists Shu as Human.
• Shu makes a cameo in Dr. Slump and Arale-chan: N-cha! Love Comes From Penguin Village where he is in a crowd with Mai, Emperor Pilaf, Launch, Oolong, King Nikochan and his servant, Pink and Cobalt Blue.

• In Dragon Ball: Adventure Special, one of the Southern Transformation Kindergarten students resemble Shu as a puppy wearing a black Ninja Suit.
• His name may be a portmanteau of "Shiba Inu," the dog breed he's based on.
• In earlier dubs (as of the 2001 Funimation dub), his name was always pronounced "Shu", but in Dragon Ball Super, Emperor Pilaf pronounces it as "Shao"--which was how his name was pronounced in the 1995 Ocean Group dubs. Mai does refer to him as "Shao" once in the 2001 redub of "The Emperor's Quest", though this was most likely an oversight.

Gallery[]

Mai and Shu surrounded by wolves in the woods Shu with a bomb Shu and Pilaf Mai and Shu being electrocuted for their failure Shu at Pilaf's Castle Pilaf hits Shu Pilaf hits Shu Shu during the Emperor Pilaf Saga Shu calls his Dog Police Shu scared Shu (right) without his cloak. Shu and Mai blown up by their own bomb Pilaf hits Shu A door hits Shu as he is trying to save Pilaf Pilaf and Shu Pilaf punches Shu Pilaf hits Shu Shu wearing a disguise of Goku Shu in his machine Shu uses "Launch Missiles!" Goku wearing Shu's apparel. Shu survives the fall from the airship Pilaf whispering to Shu and Mai in Kiwi Volcano Shu's Pilaf Machine Arm Extension ability Adult Shu with Mai, Piano and Pilaf in a flashback of Dragon Ball Super Adult Shu in a flashback of Dragon Ball Super Adult Shu in a flashback of Dragon Ball Super Cards of Baba and Shu in Bojack Unbound The Pilaf Gang irritated in Battle of Gods The Pilaf Gang shocked The Pilaf Gang scared Shu faints in Battle of Gods Shu's cameo in Dr. Slump Shu in the Bandai CCG Statue of Shu in Dragon Ball Online Character based on Shu in Dragon Ball Online Character based on Shu in Dragon Ball Online Character based on Shu in Dragon Ball Online Character based on Shu in Dragon Ball Online Shu in his machine in Shōnen-hen Shu in Kakarot

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