110+ Dragon Ball Z Dog Names You'll Want to Name Your New Puppy

Dragon Ball Z is one of the best anime shows in the world. If you’re a fan, then it’s your duty to name your new dog after one of its characters!

We’ve got 110+ awesome Dragon Ball Z names for dogs that will make sure that your pup has a super cool and unique name.

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Male Dragon Ball Z dog names

Female Dragon Ball Z dog names

Other Characters In ‘Dragon Ball’ As Dog Names (with meanings)

Here are the best Dragon Ball Z dog names.

Male Dragon Ball Z dog names

Vegeta	Prince of all Saiyans
Ginyu	A body swapping villain
Chiaotzu	Tien’s child-like, telepathic friend
Kakarot	Goku’s Saiyan name, given to him by his father Bardock
Yajirobe	A rotund samurai who is deceptively quick
Shu	This ninja dog consistently tried to destroy Goku and his friends in “Dragon Ball”
Cell	One of the few villains to best Goku in combat
Tien	An old enemy of Goku’s who eventually becomes a hero
Piccolo	Goku’s Namekian rival
Puar	Yamcha’s cat like friend who also can shape shift
Goten	Goku’s youngest son
Goku	The main character of the DBZ franchise
Dende	A young Namekian
Krillin	One of Goku’s best friends and the husband of Android 18
Roshi	A reference to Master Roshi
Gohan	Goku’s oldest son and the deuteragonist
Raditz	Goku’s evil older brother
Frieza	The evil alien overlord who tried to defeat the Saiyan race
Bee	Buu and Hercule’s furry Labrador friend
Shenron	A large green dragon who is summoned once all the Dragon Balls are gathered
Bardock	Goku’s father who perished leading a rebellion against Frieza
Oolong	An anthropomorphic pig with shape shifting powers
Vegito	The being created when Goku and Vegeta use Potara Earrings to fuse together
Yamcha	One of Goku’s old friends from the “Dragon Ball” days and a master of the Wolf Fang Fist
Zarbon	An an exotic alien who served as one of Frieza’s right hand men
Kami	A benevolent Namekian and the Guardian of Earth
Trunks	Vegeta’s only time travelling, sword slinging son
Nappa	Vegeta’s right hand man who was defeated by Goku with ease
Gotenks	The fused form taken on by Goten and Trunks by way of performing the Fusion Dance
Towa	A primary antagonist of the “Dragon Ball Xenoverse” games

Female Dragon Ball Z dog names

Marron	Android 18 and Krillin’s daughter
Eclair	The wife of woodsman who Goku met when he was younger
Coco	A young girl from Natade Village
Mai	One of Shu’s partners and one of Goku, Bulma, Krillin, and Yamcha’s oldest enemies
Pan	Videl and Gohan’s daughter who retains her parents’ fighting spirit
Videl	Hercule’s daughter, an accomplished fighter, and Gohan’s eventual wife
Chao	A downtrodden young girl who came from a village in turmoil
Miguel	The late mother of Videl and the deceased wife of Hercule
Lazuli	The original name of Android 18
Panchy	Bulma’s perpetually high spirited and kindly mother
Kale	This mild mannered woman is one of the first female Super Saiyans
Bulla	Bulma and Vegeta’s daughter who also exhibits Saiyan abilities
Arale	originally from the “Dr. Slump” series
Bulma	Goku’s long time friend and Vegeta’s eventual wife
Caway	A green skinned female warrior from Universe 4
Caulifla	one of the first female Super Saiyans
Chi-Chi	The Princess of Fire Mountain and Goku’s wife
Ranfan	A female fighter in the 21st World Martial Arts Tournament
Idasam	The boisterous and rude mother of the two sons Goten and Trunks battled
Fasha	One of Bardock’s old friends and one of the first female Saiyans in the series
Lunch	A strange woman whose personality flips whenever she sneezes
Gine	Bardock’s wife and Goku and Raditz’s mother
Nain	One of the scientists responsible for creating Bio-Broly
Towane	The EX-fused form of Towa and Gine
Sho	A villainous scientist who appears in “Dragon Ball Online”
Zangya	A villainess who faced off against Krillin in the film “Bojack Unbound”
Tights	Panchy’s first daughter and Bulma’s older sister
Baba	A fortuneteller and Master Roshi’s older sister
Chuu Lee	A red headed little girl who Goku encounters on Mount Rumble

Other Characters In ‘Dragon Ball’ As Dog Names (with meanings)

Dende	derived from the word “denden-mushi” meaning “snail”
Shenron	a Japanese that word that translates to “Dragon of Spirit” or “spirit Dragon”
Botamo	derived from the Japanese word “botamochi”
Belmod	God of Destruction in Universe 11.
Champa	Champa is the God of Destruction in Universe 6.
Katas	derived from the Japanese word “kattatsumuuri” which means snail.
Jackie Chun	derived from the name of the famous Chinese martial artist and actor Jackie Chan.
Suno	derived from the English word “snow”
Yajirobe	derived from “yajirobē”, a popular balancing toy in Japan.
Lime	derived from the English word “lime” which is a fruit or a color.
Moori (Japanese origin),	derived from the Japanese word “kattatsumuuri” which means snail.
Oolong	derived from the word “wulong” meaning “amber tea”.
Monaka	derived from the word “monaka” which is a Japanese traditional sweet treat
Bura	derived from the word “bra” which is a shortened form of “brassiere” or “wonderbra”.
Pilaf	a pun on a traditional Japanese rice dish
Vegeta III	derived from the word “vegetable”.
Pui Pui	derived from “chinchin-puipui”, a famous Japanese incantation.
Kuriza	derived from the word “kuri” which means “chestnut”.
Doramu	derived from the word “drum”, a musical instrument.
Dyspo	derived from the word “disposal”, referring to garbage disposal.
Kale	derived from the vegetable kale.
Cabba	from the first five words of the word “cabbage”.
Sharpner	derived from the English word “sharpener”, used for sharpening pencils.
Mai	derived from the word “shumai”.
Chi-Chi	means “milk” in Japanese.
Kinoko	her name literally translates to “mushroom salad”
Pan	it means “bread” in Japanese.
Frost	from the word “frost”.
Zeno	which means to “almighty”.
Shu	derived from the word “shumai” which is a traditional Chinese dumpling
Tanbarin	derived from the word “tambourine”
Jiren	which means “stove”.
Caulifla	derived from the vegetable “cauliflower”.
Chirudo	derived from the word “chill” or “chilled”.
Auta Magetta	derived from the Japanese phrase “ottamageta” which means “to be very surprised”.
Lord Slug	derived from the English word “slug”, another term used for snail.
Piano	derived from the musical instrument “piano”.
Ranfan	derived from the words “ran” meaning “lingerie” and “fuan” which means “foundation garments”.
Korin	derived from the word “karinto” which is a traditional snack in Japan.
Baba	derived from the word “Baba Yaga” who is an old witch popular in Slavic folklore.
Cargo	derived from the French word “escargot”, which means “snail”.
Videl	a result of the rearrangement of the letters in the word “devil”.
Toppo	derived from the English word “top”.
Gala	derived from the Galapagos Islands as a pun.
Pagos	derived from the Galapagos Islands as a pun.
Onio	which is derived from “onion”.
Erasa	derived from the word “eraser”
Dr. Briefs	from the word “briefs”
Marron	means “brown” or “chestnut”.
Kai	from the word “kai” which could mean “ocean”, “shell”, “recovery”, or “restoration”.
Kami	derived from “kami” which means “God”
Cymbal	derived from the musical instrument “cymbal”.
Arale Norimaki	derived from “arare” which is a small rice cracker in Japan
Vados	derived from Calvados, which is an apple brandy very popular in France.
Nail	derived from the word “snail”.
Puar	derived from the Chinese term “puh er” which is a type of tea.
Launch	derived from the Japanese pronunciation of the English word “lunch”.

The world of Dragon Ball Z is full of heroes and villains, many with strange names that don’t translate well to a dog. We’ve put together 110+ best of names for male and female dogs based on the most popular Japanese characters from the series. If you’re looking for more inspiration, we also have a list of popular dog names from cartoons and also a complete list of anime dog names! We hope these help!