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Dore is the brawny, green-skinned member of Cooler's Armored Squadron. A former galactic pro wrestler, he provides the heavy muscle for the elite squad that serves Frieza's older brother Cooler.

Race: Beppa-seijin
Gender: Male
Status: Deceased

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Cooler's Armored Squadron
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Biography and Story Role

Dore is the physically largest and most muscular member of Cooler's Armored Squadron, serving alongside Salza and Neiz. Before joining Cooler's forces, he competed in the Galactic Pro Wrestling League. His massive frame and grappling skills make him the squad's close-quarters combat specialist.

In Dragon Ball Z: Cooler's Revenge, Dore participates in the ambush on Goku and his allies. He uses his brute strength and bear hug techniques to restrain opponents, pinning Goku so his teammates can land attacks. His teamwork with Neiz and Salza demonstrates effective coordination despite occasional bickering between the squad members.

Dore's overconfidence proves fatal when Piccolo arrives on the scene. After engaging the Namekian warrior briefly, Dore is killed by one of Piccolo's energy blasts. His death visibly upsets his teammate Neiz, showing that despite their tough exterior, the Armored Squadron shared genuine camaraderie.

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