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Information: Universe: North Galaxy
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North Galaxy: This is where most of the action takes place in the series, the North galaxy contains many planets that harbor life. It is ruled by the North Dai Kaio and the four lesser Kaios, who each live on their own small planetoids in heaven. Only DBZ Movie #8 shows a system from another galaxy.
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The following are planets within North Galaxy:
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Arlia: A fairly small world, Arlia is home to a race of insect like creatures. The planet is controlled by an unjust ruler, and many of its inhabitants have been forced into slavery. Vegeta and Nappa arrive at this planet and kill the oppresive lord, but later blow the entire system up. |
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Arlia's Moon: Arlia's solitary satellite, it is destroyed along with its planet.
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Earth: A medium sized planet with large oceans and varying climates, Earth is the perfect place for life to flourish. The birthplace of all the human Z warriors, Earthlings participate in martial arts tournaments to prove their strength. All of the Dragon Ball series and most of Z is spent on Earth. |
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Earth's Moon: A desolate world with no air and little gravity, the moon is destroyed by Piccolo to halt Gohan's transformation into an Oozaru.
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Kanassa: An odd fish like race with telepathic abilities live here. Bardock is ordered to clear this planet to be sold, and easily does so (but not before getting cursed by one of the natives).
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Kanassa's Moon: This moon enables Bardock's team to go Oozaru and eliminate the habitants of Kanassa in no time.
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Old Namek: Home of the Namek, Planet Namek is roughly the same size as Old Vegeta, but has a slightly weaker gravity field. The Namek call this place their home, and live there peacefully until and evil force comes looking for the Dragon Balls. The battle with Frieza takes place here, and the planet is destroyed in the process. Orbiting three suns, Old Namek never has a night. The same Fauna and Flora lives on the entire globe, but a great variety of species exists here.
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Old Namek's Moon #01: A purple satellite, this moon harbors slow moving four legged creatures with a hard beak. Energy is collected from this moon when Goku is gathering the Spirit Bomb to attack.
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Old Namek's Moon #02: Orange in color, Namek's second moon contains strange sponge like life forms. Energy is collected from this moon when Goku is gathering the Spirit Bomb to attack Frieza, and it is later destroyed by a stray blast.
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Old Vegeta: Much larger than most planets, Old Vegeta posesses an immense gravity field many times that of the Earth. In the beginning, Old Vegeta was inhabited by two races, the Tsufuru and the Saiyans, which were constantly at war. The Tsufuru were an advanced race with hugely superior technology, but compared to the Saiyans, they were physically weak. When Old Vegeta's moon went full, the Saiyans all went Oozaru and obliterated the Tsufuru. Frieza later hired them as his task force, but destroyed Old Vegeta when he felt the Saiyans were becoming a threat to his power. Goku, Vegeta, Nappa, Broli, Paragas, Taurus and Raditz were the only Saiyans not on Old Vegeta when it was blown to bits.
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Old Vegeta's Moon: This moon proves to be the Tsufuru's downfall as it transforms all of the Saiyans into Oozaru.
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Dark Star: A lightless, desolate world, it is home of Babidi's minion Yakon. The creatures on this planet are used to the darkness, and use it to their advantage.
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Meat: A fairly normal world (other than its color), Planet Meat is wiped of all intelligent life by Bardock's team. It is also here that Dodoria and his men jump Bardock's force and slaughter them.
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New Namek: After the original Namek was destroyed, the Z warriors used the Dragon Balls to find the Nameks a new home. New Namek is very much like the first, except it has only one sun. The Big Ghetti Star attaches itself to Namek in DBZ Movie #6, scarring its face.
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Big Ghetti Star: An enormous living machine, the Big Ghetti Star travels from planet to planet, assimilating anything mechanical and sapping energy from living things. Its power is augmented when it happens upon Cooler's remains. The Big Ghetti Star is eventually destroyed by Goku and Vegeta.
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Frieza #79: One of Frieza's many bases of operation, it is the only one we are shown in the series. The Ginyu Force is stationed here, along with Vegeta. It is not known what happens to this base after King Cold and his sons are killed.
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Yardrat: After Frieza's defeat on Old Namek, Goku finds a Ginyu pod and barely escapes the dying planet with his life. He lands on the strange world of Yardrat, where he meets a telepathic group of people. They teach Goku how to teleport from one place to another without the passage of time.
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Makyo Star: Homeworld of Garlic and his son, the Makyo star passes very close to Earth every few thousand years. When close to his homeworld, Garlic Jr. possesses a great deal of power. It is destroyed by Gohan.
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Lord Slug's Ship: Slug is a villain that gets around in style: He hijacks planets and uses them as huge spaceships. He has his eye on Earth, but is stopped by the Z warriors. His planet-ship is destroyed in the process.
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Zun: Pui Pui's homeworld is dry and empty, much like Earth's moon. It has 10x the Earth's gravity, and is pocketed with craters. The few inhabitants have grown accustomed to its conditions.
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Konats: The home of Tapion and his brother Minosha, Konats is terrorized by the massive demon Hildegarn. After Hildegarn is trapped within the two brothers, they are sent to opposite ends of the universe. Their homeworld is one of the few alien planets that isn't destroyed in the course of a movie.
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