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An Entity of Type : dbkwik:resource/nQ_iNAGzRCCMFpxoKBdGLA==, within Data Space : 134.155.108.49:8890 associated with source dataset(s)

Snake Usami is the main antagonist of DragonBallZ:The Resurrection. His first appearance is of a green egg Golda finds in her wall after smashing her head. He hatches from his egg when he falls into the tiolet, and devours a rat to double his size.

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rdfs:label
  • Snake Usami
rdfs:comment
  • Snake Usami is the main antagonist of DragonBallZ:The Resurrection. His first appearance is of a green egg Golda finds in her wall after smashing her head. He hatches from his egg when he falls into the tiolet, and devours a rat to double his size.
Eye
  • Black
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Power Level
  • Unknown
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Birthplace
  • The Sons' Toilet
Guns
  • Removable Claws
Enemy
  • The Z-Fighters
Series
  • DragonBallZ:The Resurrection
Hair
  • None
Father
  • None, most likely a lizard tested on by scientists with human DNA grafted into it
Character Name
  • Snake Usami
Weight
  • 10(xsd:integer)
Mother
  • None, most likely a snake tested on by scientists
Height
  • 0.0
Species
  • Snake/Lizard/Human Hybrid
Sister
  • None
Brother
  • None
Homeworld
  • Unknown
Gender
  • Male
Death
  • ???
Birth
  • Age 763
abstract
  • Snake Usami is the main antagonist of DragonBallZ:The Resurrection. His first appearance is of a green egg Golda finds in her wall after smashing her head. He hatches from his egg when he falls into the tiolet, and devours a rat to double his size.
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