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General White

Character

General White is the commander of Muscle Tower, the Red Ribbon Army's arctic stronghold in the frozen north. He oversees the search for a Dragon Ball in the Jingle Village area and holds the village chief hostage to force the locals' cooperation.

Race: Human
Gender: Male
Status: Deceased

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Red Ribbon Army
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Biography and Story Role

General White commands the White Corps from Muscle Tower, a multi-story fortress near Jingle Village. Under orders from Commander Red, he searches for a Dragon Ball rumored to be in the area. To compel the villagers' help, he kidnaps the Jingle Village Chief and holds him prisoner at the top of the tower.

When Goku arrives to rescue the chief, he battles his way through Muscle Tower's many floors, encountering various guardians including Major Metallitron, Ninja Murasaki, and the bio-warrior Android 8. White watches from the top floor, growing increasingly frustrated as Goku defeats each obstacle. When Android 8 refuses to fight Goku and turns against his creators, White threatens to detonate a bomb inside the android.

General White's cowardice becomes fully apparent when he takes the village chief hostage at gunpoint. Android 8, enraged by White's cruelty, punches the general through the wall of Muscle Tower, sending him flying into the distance. White later appears briefly during the Fortuneteller Baba Saga, alive but no longer a threat.

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