Whis
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Whis (ウイス) is a character in the movie Dragon Ball Z: Battle of Gods. He is always with the God of Destruction Bills[1] and is his attendant.[2]
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Overview
Appearance
Whis is a character with teal skin, white hair, and rather effeminate features. He owns a long scepter with a gem that floats above it, and he usually holds this staff in his right hand. Around his neck is a large light blue ring. Whis' attire consists of a maroon robe, a black cuirass with the same white and orange diamond decorations as the God of Destruction Bills, and a blue sash. He also seems to wear black high-heeled shoes with white spats.
Personality
Whis has a calm and peaceful personality, but he is absent-minded.[3] He is very polite and also likes food, as shown when he eats a cake while telling the Z Fighters that the entire Solar System will be destroyed in an instant in honorific register or when he is shown visiting a restaurant while Bills fights the Z Fighters on Earth.
Biography
Whis is the one who taught martial arts to the God of Destruction Bills, and he apparently oversees and trains the successive God of Destruction of the Seventh Universe.
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In the film, Whis is shown visiting Bills in his temple. Whis tells him to get up and he says he will sing with a microphone if Bills keeps sleeping, and Whis is terrible at singing. When Bills wakes up, he asks Whis whether Frieza destroyed Planet Vegeta during his nap because the Saiyans and Frieza were very evil, and King Vegeta was stingy according to him. Whis tells Bills that Frieza was defeated by a Saiyan, and then uses his scepter like a projector to show the past battle between Goku and Frieza on Namek. He also explains about Super Saiyans and some Saiyans living on the Earth, including the Saiyan Prince Vegeta. Whis is later with the God of Destruction on King Kai's planet when they meet Goku. When they arrive on the planet, the God of Destruction complains that King Kai's planet is so small, but Whis reminds him that he is the reason it is so small because he destroyed it when he got mad after losing at hide-and-seek.
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Later, while Bills fights with the Z Fighters, Whis is in a restaurant near Capsule Corporation and he has apparently taken a liking to sushi while on Earth. At the end of the movie, Bills reveals to the Z Fighters that Whis is his martial arts master and stronger than him. Whis asks Goku if he would like to be the next God of Destruction after Bills dies, but Goku turns him down. From the Sacred World of the Kais, the Supreme Kais comment on Goku befriending the God of Destruction. As Bills is completely worn out, after they return home. Whis shares his sushi with Bills, and after Bills tries some wasabi, Whis karate-chops Bills to make him stop destroying the temple. Whis then orders Bills to sleep for 3 more years.
Techniques and special abilities
- Flight – The ability to fly with the use of ki.
- Ki Blast – The most basic form of energy wave. Used in Dragon Ball Heroes.
- Prelude to Destruction – A Finger Beam attack used by Whis. Named and used in Dragon Ball Heroes and Dragon Ball Heroes: Ultimate Mission.
- Divination – Whis can track where the remaining Saiyans live using his staff.
- Image Projection – Whis can use his staff to project images from the past. He is seen showing Super Saiyan Goku's fight against Frieza to Bills in the movie.
- Pressure Point Attack – Whis uses Pressure Point Attacks to render his opponents unconscious. He uses uses one when he karate chops Bills at the end of the movie, putting him in sleep for three years.
Video game appearances
Whis is a playable character in Dragon Ball Heroes, Dragon Ball Heroes: Ultimate Mission, and Dragon Ball Z: Battle of Z.
Voice actors
- Japanese: Masakazu Morita
- English: Ian Sinclair (Battle of Z)
- Latin America Spanish: Arturo Castañeda
- Portuguese Dub (Brazil): Felipe Grinnan
Trivia
- Whis' name in Japanese, Uisu (ウイス), seems to be a pun on "virus" (ウイルス; Latin pronunciation) like that of Bills but in fact, while Bills was named by the film's scriptwriter Yūsuke Watanabe, Whis was named by the series' original author Akira Toriyama[4] who mistakenly thought Bills' name came from "beer" and gave his attendant the name Whis which he took from "whiskey" (ウイスキー).[5]
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References
- ↑ 2013 V-Jump issue #2, released on December 20, 2012
- ↑ Cite error: Invalid
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- ↑ Yūsuke Watanabe interview, GetNavi, March 2013
- ↑ [http://www.asahi.com/culture/update/0329/TKY201303290330.html Asahi, March 30 2013
