He is later resurrected thanks to a Dragon Ball wish. Roshi is another of the good people from the Dragon Ball franchise who was transformed into chocolate and then consumed by Super Buu during the Fusion Saga. Master Roshi, and many of his friends, were brought back to life when the Namekian Dragon Balls were used to revive everyone killed after the martial arts tournament in Kid Buu Saga.
This arrogant prince has died more times than he'd care to admit. He first died at the hand of Frieza, who beat him up and then gave him a Death Beam through the chest when he wouldn't shut up about Frieza losing to Goku. But he came back when the Dragon Balls revived him. Vegeta's second death was even more noble.
He blows himself up when he tries to destroy Majin Buu. However, this sacrifice turned out to be in vain as the bitty Buu simply reformed and went back to his destruction. Vegeta wasn't as lucky, becoming stone and disintegrating. This time he was brought back by the Namekian Dragon Balls. In the future, like many other characters on this list, Vegeta was killed by Android 17 in the Future Trunks' timeline. So Vegeta died three times, and was revived twice, but thankfully still lives on in the series, thanks to alternate timelines.
The twin of Android 18, Android 17 has faced death a lot more times: four specifically, with only two resurrections. The first time he gets killed is when Cell self-destructs on King Kai's planet. At the time he self-destructs, Android 17 was trapped inside of Cell. But he gets revived, along with everyone on Earth killed who was killed by Cell, due to a wish made on the Dragon Balls.
He also dies when Kid Buu blows up the Earth but gets resurrected by the Namekian Dragon Balls along with the rest of the population. Android 17 also died two times in alternate realities at the hands of Future Trunks. When Trunks returns, he knocks Android 17 down and blows him up using his energy wave.
Gero's old plans. Remember Yamcha? Yeah, he's died three times over the course of Dragon Ball and managed to come back twice. Two out of three ain't bad, right? He first dies when one of the Saibaimen, the creatures created by a Saiyan scientist and released by Nappa, jumps on him and then self-destructs.
He is eventually brought back with the Namekian Dragon Balls. The next time Yamcha dies is on Kami's Lookout. He is one of several characters there who are turned into chocolate and eaten by Majin Buu.
Everyone, including Yamcha, returns later thanks to the Namekian Dragon Balls. Gotta love those. Future Yamcha apparently died two different ways thanks to inconsistencies between the anime and the History of Trunks special.
In the anime, he gets killed by an energy wave to his stomach from the Androids. However, the History of Trunks special instead shows him dying from a kick to the neck. A skillful fighter, Tien still manages to die three times over the course of the series.
He first dies when he tries to avenge his best friend Chiaotzu's death to Nappa. He uses all his energy in a Tri-Beam attack that he fires at Nappa. This blast unfortunately fails to kill Nappa, just like Chiaotzu's self-destruction, and even worse, it results in Tien's death since he has no energy left. He is later revived at the same time as Chiaotzu thanks to the Namekian Dragon Balls. Tien is later killed, along with everyone else on Earth, when Kid Buu blows the planet up.
He is again revived because of the Namekian Dragon Balls. Tien dies two different ways in the future. Both times he dies by the hand of Android The anime shows him getting killed with an energy wave hitting him in the chest. However, the History of Trunks special shows him die by a punch to his stomach.
For the 1 guy people usually associate with power in this show, Goku dies a few more times than you would expect-- three times, to be exact. He first sacrifices his life by holding Raditz in place so he can be killed by Piccolo with a Special Beam Cannon. Goku is inevitably caught in Piccolo's attack as well and dies. His friends bring him back with the Dragon Balls. Later, Goku sacrifices himself again when he is fighting against Cell.
He teleports Cell way to King Kai's planet when he is about to blow up. Goku manages to save everyone, but dies in the explosion. Stack Overflow for Teams — Collaborate and share knowledge with a private group. Create a free Team What is Teams? Learn more.
Ask Question. Asked 7 years, 6 months ago. Active 2 years, 10 months ago. Viewed k times. Improve this question. Pratyush Manocha 2, 1 1 gold badge 14 14 silver badges 38 38 bronze badges. Dupree3 Thats what I originally taught aswell. Then I started hearing rumours that it was actually Goku that died most. Pretty sure Goku only actually dies three times tops in every version of DB combined.
Krillin has the most deaths at 5 frieza is second with four and goku only has three — user Add a comment. Active Oldest Votes. Krillin died the most number of times. After the Tournament, he is killed by Tambourine, who was out to kill all of the greatest martial artists so that King Piccolo would go unchallenged.
He never grandly sacrificed himself, nor did he have the typical turn into a good guy moment as his fellow android did. His deaths came from Buu's destruction of the planet and when Cell died, due to being inside of him.
Thankfully, his character goes through some nice strides in Dragon Ball Super , making his revivals well worth it. People think of Krillin when they think of jokes in the Dragon Ball universe, but that title is always going to belong to Yamcha.
From Dragon Ball Z onward, he's treated as nothing more than chump who can't even get the dignity of being killed by the main villains. The Saibaman incident he was revived from being the most notable moment. His second resurrection came during the Buu saga where he was snacked on unceremoniously. Forever underused, Tenshinhan has met his fate twice, one of which was during the Saiyan saga during a fight that doesn't get nearly enough credit for how good it is.
His last ditch effort against Nappa after losing his arm was fantastic, nearly as good as how his partner met his end. It was the moment where the intensity of the series truly ramped up. The second time was a little less stellar as he'd fallen into sideline territory during the Buu saga. Few characters have had as poignant and fitting deaths as Vegeta, proof that the overuse of Dragon Balls isn't always a bad thing.
The first time he was brought back as was after Frieza killed him, letting the Saiyan Prince show his first glimmer of good. The speech he gives before being put out of his misery is top-notch. Somehow, his self-sacrifice against Buu is even better. It's the character coming full circle and still one of the best moments in the entire series.
For the main hero of the show, Dragon Ball Z did a good job of making Goku fallible, having him lose fights and even die on occasion far from the case in Super. The first time he's brought back is after Piccolo takes out both him and his brother Raditz with Makankosappo in a scene that lets you know the Saiyan arc was going to build off the maturity that had been building since the Red Ribbon Army arc.
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