Tsuntsunodanoteiyugo Tsun (sometimes abbreviated as Tsunoda Tsun) is a supporting character in Dr. Slump who makes a minor appearance in the Dragon Ball manga. She is Tsuruten's martial artist wife who frequently beats him up for his perverted ways. She is also the mother of Tsururin and Tsukutsun.
Appearance
She always has her black hair up in a bun and wears red lip stick. She usually wears a cheongsam (Chinese dress) and has been seen wearing several different colors of them.
Personality
Tsuntsunodanoteiyugo gets angered very easily especially at her husband for being lecherous. She is good friends with Midori and Mame. She sometimes calls her husband honey-pit.
Biography
Dr. Slump
Tsuntsunodanoteiyugo and her family greeting the Norimaki's
She went with Tsuruten Tsun and the rest of her family on the Reh Tsu Goh leaving their hometown of Plub Pah-Tui in China to go to the Moon but when passing over Penguin Village their spaceship crash lands into Penguin Village next to the Norimaki Residence where they became their neighbors.
In "Gatchan You're Great", she is taking a bath when Obotchaman falls through her roof and into her bathtub. She gets mad, which causes Obotchaman to run out of the house.
Dragon Ball
Tsuntsunodanoteiyugo in the Dragon Ball manga
She is shown making peace signs at the screen along with her husband as Tsukutsun comes home from school just before General Blue and Goku come to town.
Future Life
Sometime after their kids graduated Penguin Village High School and got married, Tsuntsunodanoteiyugo along with Tsuruten moved back to China.[1].
Other Media
Dr. Slump remake
"Mom of family"
In the Dr. Slump remake, her dress which was originally green was changed to a red dress as well as her skin is more white. And her name has been changed. When she hears about the Dragon Balls she secretly hides with her husband to try to get the wish, but Dr. Mashirito snatches the balls before anyone was able to summon Shenlong.
Video game appearance
Trivia
- Her personality and appearance is the base for the adult Chi-Chi in Dragon Ball Z.
- Her name comes from an old marketing jingle of the Japanese bicycle manufacturer Tsunoda.
- She appears in the Dragon Ball manga, but not the anime.
References
External links
| Tsun Family | ||
| Members | Tsukutsun Tsun • Tsuntsunodanoteiyugo Tsun • Tsururin Tsun • Tsuruten Tsun | |
| Related articles | Tsun Residence | |
