Lakasei

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Lakasei (ラカセイ, Rakasei) is one of the two short, plump henchmen who work for Turles, the other being his older twin Rasin.

Appearance

Lakasei is purple skinned, ovular-headed and rather short.

Biography

Background

Lakasei and Rasin are revived by Turles from fossils of the long extinct Beenz people using extract from the Tree of Might. Their species is extremely intelligent and the two of them build Turles' spaceship and the rest of their ordnance.^[1]

Super Dragon Ball Heroes

Supreme Kai of Time Saga

During round two of the Super Space-Time Tournament, Lakasei is shown as one of the warriors on a stylized version of Planet Namek.^[3]

Film appearances

The Tree of Might

On Earth, Lakasei and Rasin easily defeat both Chiaotzu and Tien Shinhan. Lakasei is then defeated by Gohan, and later slain along with his brother when Goku goes on a rampage against all of Turles Crusher Corps, defeating them at exactly the same time.

Fusion Reborn

Lakasei along with several other antagonists reappear briefly when the dimensions between the living world and Other World are broken down.

Power

Films

In The Tree of Might, Lakasei and Rasin used their teamwork to overpower and defeat both Tien Shinhan and Chiaotzu. However, Lakasei is defeated by Gohan with a headbutt. Later they were defeated and killed by a Kaio-ken-empowered Goku.

Video Games

Dragon Ball Carddass state that Lakasei has a power level of 7,600.

Statements by authors and guidebooks

The movie pamphlet for The Tree of Might state that Lakasei has a power level of 7,600.

Techniques and Special Abilities

• Flight – The ability to fly with the use of ki.
• Continuous Energy Bullet – Used while chasing Chiaotzu.
• Gemini Shot – A Full Power Energy Wave technique used against Chiaotzu, and later against Gohan, but was countered by Gohan's Masenko
• Fusion – Lakasei can merge with Rasin into a singular being, as well as split in two, at will. The fusion is identical to both brothers and doesn't seem to gain any significant increase in power.

Fusions

Lakasei and his brother Rasin can merge into a singular being as well as being able to split in two at will.

Equipment

• Scouter - A wearable, all-purpose computer that Frieza's army uses.
• Turles' spaceship - The spaceship and its ordinance were built by Lakasei and Rasin.

Video Game Appearances

• Dragon Ball Heroes
• Dragon Ball Z: Dokkan Battle
• Dragon Ball Legends
• Super Dragon Ball Heroes: World Mission

Lakasei makes his video game debut as a playable character in Dragon Ball Heroes.

Lakasei appears as a playable character in Dokkan Battle, Legends, and World Mission.

Voice Actors

• Japanese: Masaharu Satō
• English:
  • Ocean Group dubs: Alec Willows (Saban version), Don Brown (Pioneer version)
  • AB Groupe dub: Sharon Mann
  • Funimation dub: Robert McCollum
• Brazilian Portuguese dub: Fritz Gianvito
• Spanish:
  • Castilian Spanish dub: Manuel Duarte
  • Latin American Spanish dub: Gustavo Melgarejo
• Greek dub: Thodoris Prokopiou
• Italian dub: Mino Caprio (first dub), Gianluca Iacono (re-dub)

Battles

Films

• Lakasei and Rasin vs. Tien Shinhan and Chiaotzu
• Lakasei vs. Gohan
• Rasin, Amond, Daiz, Cacao, and Lakasei vs. Goku

Trivia

• His named is a pun on Rakkasei (落らっ花か生せい), the Japanese word for "peanut"/"monkey nut".
• In the AB Groupe dub, Lakasei and his twin brother Rasin are given feminine-sounding voices, suggesting they may be females, although in most versions, it is implied that they are males.

Gallery

Lakasei hits Tien in the face in The Tree of Might Lakasei hits Tien in the face in The Tree of Might (censored Saban version) Lakasei and Rasin dance in The Tree of Might Lakasei and Rasin dance in The Tree of Might Lakasei and Rasin pose in The Tree of Might Lakasei and Rasin blinded by Tien's Solar Flare in The Tree of Might Lakasei headbutted by Gohan in The Tree of Might Lakasei is killed by a kick to the face in The Tree of Might Rasin/Lakasei in Fusion Reborn (on the right-hand side) Rasin/Lakasei in Fusion Reborn Lakasei and Rasin art for Dragon Ball Heroes A Lakasei card for Dragon Ball Heroes A Lakasei card for Dragon Ball Heroes A Lakasei card for Dragon Ball Heroes A Lakasei card for Dragon Ball Heroes

References

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