TV Special
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Tarō Soramame, born September 24, Age 730, spent his youth in Penguin Village as the eldest son of Kurikinton Soramame and protective older brother of Peasuke. Rebellious from childhood, he smoked cigarettes by age five and defied norms as a teen by driving motor scooters illegally. His pompadour, sunglasses, and forced "cool" persona clashed with his inherently easygoing nature, balancing mischief with genuine care for Peasuke, whom he playfully taunted yet steadfastly supported.
A natural leader, he captained his school’s baseball team and forged lasting friendships with Arale Norimaki and Akane Kimidori after a failed attempt to bully Arale backfired, earning him respect for her unexpected strength. Romance bloomed with Tsururin Tsun, who moved to Penguin Village during their youth. Their relationship thrived on comedic tension, exemplified by a ghost house date where Tarō masked his terror to preserve his tough-guy facade, deepening their connection. Post-graduation, he joined the police force, drawn by the allure of firearms and sunglasses. His unlicensed driving initially hampered duties until a lax driving school granted him legal credentials.
Marrying Tsururin later, he settled into Anguirus Apartments, once Midori Norimaki’s home. His life occasionally collided with Dragon Ball’s epic conflicts: he clashed with General Blue of the Red Ribbon Army in a botched arrest and briefly reunited with Arale at the Coffee Pot during Future Trunks’ timeline. Temporary deaths during Majin Buu’s rampage and Frieza’s Earth destruction were undone by cosmic reversals.
His visual identity shifted across adaptations, from a 1950s greaser style in early appearances to a spiky blonde hairdo in the 1997 Dr. Slump reboot, softening his edge. Beyond duty, he penned the memoir *I Used To Be A Bad Kid* and carried a snub-nosed Colt Python revolver as an officer, blending his rebellious past with law-enforcement swagger.
A natural leader, he captained his school’s baseball team and forged lasting friendships with Arale Norimaki and Akane Kimidori after a failed attempt to bully Arale backfired, earning him respect for her unexpected strength. Romance bloomed with Tsururin Tsun, who moved to Penguin Village during their youth. Their relationship thrived on comedic tension, exemplified by a ghost house date where Tarō masked his terror to preserve his tough-guy facade, deepening their connection. Post-graduation, he joined the police force, drawn by the allure of firearms and sunglasses. His unlicensed driving initially hampered duties until a lax driving school granted him legal credentials.
Marrying Tsururin later, he settled into Anguirus Apartments, once Midori Norimaki’s home. His life occasionally collided with Dragon Ball’s epic conflicts: he clashed with General Blue of the Red Ribbon Army in a botched arrest and briefly reunited with Arale at the Coffee Pot during Future Trunks’ timeline. Temporary deaths during Majin Buu’s rampage and Frieza’s Earth destruction were undone by cosmic reversals.
His visual identity shifted across adaptations, from a 1950s greaser style in early appearances to a spiky blonde hairdo in the 1997 Dr. Slump reboot, softening his edge. Beyond duty, he penned the memoir *I Used To Be A Bad Kid* and carried a snub-nosed Colt Python revolver as an officer, blending his rebellious past with law-enforcement swagger.