Beerus
fictional character from Dragon Ball Z
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Beerus
Summary
Beerus is a fictional deity[1]. He worked as a mass murderer[2]. He ranks in the top 5% of fictional_deity entities by monthly Wikipedia readership (8,012 views/month).[3]
Key Facts
- Beerus worked as a mass murderer[2].
- Beerus is the creator of Akira Toriyama[4].
- Beerus is recorded as male[5].
- Beerus's instance of is recorded as fictional deity[6].
- Beerus's instance of is recorded as manga character[7].
- Beerus's instance of is recorded as anime character[8].
- Beerus's instance of is recorded as anthropomorphic cat[9].
- Beerus's instance of is recorded as fictional humanoid extraterrestrial[10].
- Beerus's Commons category is recorded as Beerus[11].
- Beerus's voice actor is recorded as Alfonso Vallés[12].
- Beerus's from narrative universe is recorded as Dragon Ball universe[13].
- Beerus's present in work is recorded as Dragon Ball Z: Battle of Gods[14].
- Beerus's present in work is recorded as Dragon Ball Z: Resurrection 'F'[15].
- Beerus's present in work is recorded as Dragon Ball Super[16].
- Beerus's superhuman feature or ability is recorded as superhuman durability[17].
- Beerus's superhuman feature or ability is recorded as superhuman speed[18].
- Beerus's superhuman feature or ability is recorded as gravity manipulation[19].
- Beerus's superhuman feature or ability is recorded as teleportation[20].
- Beerus's sibling is recorded as Champa[21].
- Beerus's narrative role is recorded as antagonist[22].
- Beerus's media franchise is recorded as Dragon Ball[23].
- Beerus's P14470 is recorded as Characters/Beerus[24].
- Beerus's P14750 is recorded as C5D5-3708-DB7F-80DD-D116[25].
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Career and Affiliations
Beerus's professions included mass murderer[2].
Works and Contributions
Beerus is the creator of Akira Toriyama[4].
Why It Matters
Beerus ranks in the top 5% of fictional_deity entities by monthly Wikipedia readership (8,012 views/month).[3] He has Wikipedia articles in 7 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.[26] He is known by 18 alternative names across languages and contexts.[27]
FAQs
What did Beerus do for work?
Beerus worked as mass murderer[2].