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Fasha, a female Saiyan warrior and member of Bardock's team, from Dragon Ball
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Fasha, known as Seripa in the Japanese version, is one of the few named female Saiyan warriors in Dragon Ball. She served on Bardock's elite squad and was among the team members ambushed and killed by Dodoria's forces under Frieza's orders, as part of the tyrant's plan to eliminate the Saiyan race.

Race: Saiyan
Gender: Female
Status: Deceased

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Bardock's Fallen Comrade

Fasha was a member of Bardock's squad, a small team of low-class Saiyan warriors who carried out planetary conquest missions on behalf of Frieza's organization. She was the only female member of the group and held her own alongside her male counterparts, demonstrating the combat ability expected of any Saiyan soldier. Her comrades included Tora, Borgos, and Shugesh, and together the squad successfully conquered multiple planets.

After completing a mission on Planet Kanassa, Fasha and the rest of the squad (minus Bardock, who was recovering from injuries) were recalled to a location where Frieza's soldiers, led by Dodoria, were waiting to ambush them. The entire squad was overwhelmed and killed, a preemptive strike by Frieza to begin eliminating the Saiyans before his planned destruction of Planet Vegeta. When Bardock arrived and found his fallen comrades, Fasha was the one who, with her dying breath, warned him that Frieza was behind the attack.

This final act gave Bardock the information he needed to understand the scope of Frieza's betrayal, though it was ultimately not enough to change the outcome. Fasha's death, alongside those of her teammates, served as the emotional catalyst for Bardock's desperate solo assault on Frieza, a suicidal charge that ended with the destruction of Planet Vegeta and the near-total extinction of the Saiyan race.

Fasha occupies an important position in Dragon Ball lore as one of the earliest depictions of a female Saiyan warrior. Her presence on Bardock's squad established that female Saiyans fought alongside males as equals in combat, a detail that would later be echoed by characters like Gine, Caulifla, and Kale. Though her screen time is limited, her role in the Bardock special gives her story emotional weight that transcends her brief appearance.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is Fasha Bardock's wife?

Fasha is not Bardock's wife. She is a member of Bardock's Saiyan combat team, fighting alongside him on missions for the Frieza Force, while Bardock's wife is Gine. The two relationships are distinct.

Who killed Fasha?

Fasha is killed alongside the rest of Bardock's team by Dodoria's elite squad on the planet Meat, shortly before Frieza destroys Planet Vegeta. The ambush is part of Frieza's broader move against the Saiyan race.

Who is Fasha from Dragon Ball?

Fasha is the only female member of Bardock's Saiyan combat unit. She fights as part of a five-Saiyan team that takes assignments for the Frieza Force and is closely associated with Bardock during his final mission before Planet Vegeta's destruction.

Is Fasha stronger than Raditz?

The source material does not explicitly rank Fasha above or below Raditz. Both are presented as low-class Saiyan warriors operating in the Frieza Force, with Raditz later confronted by Goku on Earth while Fasha dies on the planet Meat.

What is Fasha's role in Bardock's team?

Fasha is the only female warrior on Bardock's combat team and fights alongside Tora, Shugesh, Borgos, and Bardock himself. The team specializes in planet-conquering missions and is wiped out by Dodoria's elite squad before the destruction of Planet Vegeta.

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