Monaka

Monaka
Japanese Name:	モナカ
Romanized Name:	Monaka
Official English Name:	Monaka
Debut:	Chapter 7 (Dragon Ball Super); Episode 32 (Dragon Ball Super)
Gender:	Male
Race:	Wagashian
Status:	Alive
Residence:	Wagashi
Occupation:	Deliveryman
Affiliation:	Team Beerus (former)
Japanese VA:	Masami Kikuchi

Monaka is a deliveryman whom the God of Destruction Beerus uses as motivation for Son Goku and Vegeta to get stronger.

Appearance

Monaka is a short male with red skin. He has a round and chubby head with long and pointy ears. He also has large nipples. He wears a green suit and purple shoes.

Abilities and Power

Monaka was revealed to an amateur martial artist. He is easily stunned at the sight of seeing the power of stronger warriors.

History

Sixth Universe Arc

Manga

Goku punches Monaka.

On the day of the Sixth Universe and Seventh Universe Gods of Destruction Invitational Fighting Game in a cube, Monaka was greeted by Son Goku. The Saiyan asked what was Great Ponta, so Monaka revealed it to his big nipples. After two hours and ten minutes, they reached the Nameless Planet. At some point before reaching the planet, Goku punched Monaka. Upon landing on the planet, Monaka went to the stage to take a ten simple question exam and passed. While selecting this places in the tournament, Beerus demanded Monaka to be last because he was the strongest.

Monaka walking on the arena to fight hit.

After Goku purposely lost the match against Hit due to a ring-out, Monaka was the next and final contestant for Team Beerus. As Monaka was walking to the stage, he was nervous and sweating profusely. After the match began, Monaka did a windmill attack towards Hit and then punched him. However, Hit was unfazed, but he flew off the stage, resulting in Team Beerus's victory, shocking Monaka. After the tournament, Monaka returned home.

Other Media

Games

Playable Appearances

• IC Carddass Dragon Ball

Non-Playable Appearances

• Dragon Ball XENOVERSE 2 (Super Pack 2 DLC)

Major Battles

• Monaka vs. Hit

Trivia

• Monaka's name is a references to the Japanese confectionery, monaka.
• Monaka's diet consists of little to no meat.

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