Videl

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"I can't go out like this... I'm the daughter of Mr. Satan!" — Dragon Ball Z: Broly - Second Coming

Videl (ビーデル, Bīderu) is the only 1/2 Human and 1/2 Saiyan child of Mr. Satan and Fasha. In keeping with the puns of Dragon Ball, her name is an anagram of "devil" since her father's original Japanese name is Mr. Satan ( Hercule in the English Dub). She is Gohan's wife and the mother of Pan.

Appearance
Videl's physique is delicate and slender, despite being a tough fighter: Videl is a fair-skinned (pale skin color in the anime series) young child and young woman of below average height with a slender frame yet athletic physique. She has blue eyes and straight black hair with side bangs and short strands over her forehead. She always had pigtails throughout all the sagas. In Dragon Ball ZT she has a variety of clothes which are a pink shirt with a white tanktop on top and skinny black jeans, a gray and yellow shirt and red shorts with a purple two-piece under (when she went to the beach), an orange sweater with a purple vest with "Fight" on it, the Saiyaman 2 outfit with/without the helmet, a school uniform. In Dragon Ball XT, JT and J Kai, she either wears a jeans jacket with skinny jeans with an orange shirt and a light brown jacket with a green and orange shirt, and green shoes.

In Majin Buu Saga, she wears a white sleeveless loose shirt, a pink T-shirt, black spandex short shorts, black gloves, and yellow boots. In the beginning in both Gather for the Tournament episode and Broly - Second Coming, she retains this outfit only her black spandex short shorts are replaced with a black capris and for the majority of the Buu Saga—she wears white pants, a blue and orange "FIGHT" T-shirt with an orange long-sleeved shirt underneath (white in the original manga), orange shoes and retains her long hair with gold hair clips.

Personality
Videl is a tough, tomboyish character, raised with fame all around her. She's feisty and stubborn, compared to Bulma's personality, who is happy and easy-going. After blackmailing Gohan to enter the tournament and teach her the levitation technique (using ki energy to fly), she gradually starts to fall in love with him, for his kind and honest heart. She later becomes the wife of Gohan and mother of Pan.

Videl enjoys Caesar salad and Okonomiyaki,[2] a type of Japanese pancake. She is left handed, as seen when she pitches a baseball, and writes with her left hand.,[4] however in Take Flight, Videl and in manga chapter 428, she holds chopsticks while eating rice with her right hand, so it seems she's ambidextrous.

Background
Videl was born in Age 757. Videl grew up learning martial arts, hoping to be as great as her father, when in fact, unknown to herself, she was already better and stronger than him. On May 7 of Age 767, when she was 10, Videl won in the Junior Division of the 24th World Martial Arts Tournament. Her mother left Mr. Satan and their daughter Videl at one point, leaving only the two of them in their family.[5] But they have got loads of servants.[5] Her father is very protective of her, especially in respect to boys, only allowing her to have a boyfriend if he was stronger than him, which Videl thought was impossible. Her mother has passed away since she was still a baby and raised by her father in her whole life.

The Great Saiyaman Saga
In the Great Saiyaman Saga, Videl is first seen fighting some robbers in which she was being held captive. She then sees Gohan as a Super Saiyan 1 or the Gold Fighter as they say in the school. She says to Gohan to go away that she can handle it. But obviously she couldn't. So, Gohan saves her from the robbers and flies away. Videl thought that Gohan was another criminal so she started punching him trying to convince her to let her go. She then realizes she is flying. She screams even more. After, Gohan drops her off at Orange Star High School, she does not know that Gohan was the Gold Fighter. She then becomes good friends with Gohan, not knowing that she is friends that she once called criminal. After Videl meets the Great Saiyaman (Gohan). Videl was instantly falling in love for him so she asks who he is. Gohan, not wanting to blow his cover, quickly responds that he is the Great Saiyaman and runs into a corner leading him into a dead end and gives Videl a chance to talk to him. She tells him how much she wants to meet him as a real person, no matter the circumstances. While Gohan thinks about it, Videl kisses him. They stand there for a while until Videl gets excited at the fact Gohan is going to tell her who he is. But she gets too excited and kicks the Great Saiyaman's helmet revealing Gohan's blushing face. Videl promises to keep it a secret only if he teaches how to fly and do blasts. He quickly accepts. After seeing who he really is, Videl starts to have feelings for Gohan again.

The Majin Buu Saga
In the Majin Buu Saga, Videl is first seen flying with Gohan to where Super Buu is. After arriving, Gohan tells her to leave and says he can handle it with Goten and Trunks. She misses Goten and Trunks fuse as Gotenks. So she goes back to Satan City and takes care of Mr. Satan. Videl then sees Super Buu very powerful when she goes back without Gohan's permission. She then realizes that Gohan is gone along with everyone else. Videl then transforms into a Super Saiyan for the first time. She then beats Buu and then brings back the good Buu along with Gohan and everyone else except for Goten and Trunks, as the Dragon Balls could not bring back everyone.

The Search for the Dragon Balls Saga
In the Search for the Dragon Ball Saga, Videl, along with Gohan, is on the lookout for the Dragon Balls to revive Goten and Trunks, who were killed against the fight against Majin Buu. They first get the One Star Dragon Ball, which they fight for against the S-Team. Videl easily outruns them and gets the Dragon Ball as the prize. Gohan gets the second Dragon Ball against Super Frieza who is the revived form of Frieza who escapes from Hell. They get two more Dragon Balls in the Killer Forest where Cooler's Armored Squadran is living. Gohan and Videl beat them barely as they can turn into raviging monsters. They get the last two Dragon Balls against Broly who easily beats Videl but gets beaten by Gohan.

The Adventures of Goten and Trunks
Videl is seen as a secondary character in this special saga which is about how the world is, according to Goten and Trunks. She is seen in the majority of the episodes with Gohan to see what the boys are up to. She is the secret crush of the boys as they usually try to make Gohan distracted so they can spend time with her. Videl does not like this because they usually try to look at her breasts or her rear end.

The Menacing Saga
Videl is first seen in the Menacing Saga with Gohan in a lab seeing Android 18 turning robot Giru into a human. They wanted Giru to look like a true Z Fighter so they told Android 18 to turn Giru just like Gohan as a pre-teen with a blue headband around his hair and have Kai clothes. After seeing More than Perfect Cell kill Uub, Videl tells Giru to use his hidden power and to use it fast. After turning into a Super Saiyan 2, Giru quickly kills More than Perfect Cell. Then something worse happens: Broly returns as a Super Saiyan 3. Videl is not seen during this, but Pan thinks about her.

The Baby 2 Saga
Videl is first seen in the Baby 2 Saga when she goes to her daughter's, Pan, house. She is there with Gohan and her grandchildren, Aphrodite and Rohan. Videl fights against Baby as a Super Saiyan 1.

The Broly 4 Saga
Videl is also seen when Broly comes back in his fourth coming. She is there at the messed-up World Tournament where anyone with super powers is automatically eliminated. After Broly is beaten Videl is there at Aphrodite and Majib's marriage.

The Saiyans All Over Again Saga
Videl is first seen in the Saiyans All Over Again Saga when she goes to Bulma's house to see her great-grandchildren Goku Jr. and Vegeta Jr. Fasha, her mother is revived at this time and Gohan and Videl see her and say hello and hug her. When she sees Bardock, she says he has a resemblance to Goku.

The Baby 3 Saga
In the Baby 3 Saga, Videl is in her house with Pan and Bulma who do not fight against Baby again because they are tired already.

Techniques and special abilities

 * Flight – The power to levitate and fly with the use of ki. Taught to her by Gohan after she blackmailed him in to teaching her to fly.
 * Afterimage Technique - A movement technique where the user moves so fast they leave behind an afterimage of themself. Use by Videl and her alter-ego Great Saiyaman 2 as a Super Skill in Xenoverse. In Xenoverse 2, it is exclusive to Videl.
 * Afterimage Strike – One of Videl's Blast 1 in the Budokai Tenkaichi series and the Raging Blast series. Also used by her as Great Saiyaman 2.
 * Ki Blast – The most basic form of ki attack. Used in the Budokai Tenkaichiseries, Raging Blast series, and Xenoverse series. In Dragon Ball Fusions, Videl is classified as a Speed type which causes her basic Ki Blast to take the form of an Energy Wave fired straight forward. As a Speed type she is strong against Power types, but weaker against Technique types.
 * Energy Shot - A chargeable Ki Blast Super Skill used by Videl in Dragon Ball Xenoverse.
 * Consecutive Energy Blast - An Energy Barrage technique used by Videl and her alter-ego Great Saiyaman 2 as a Super Skill in Dragon Ball Xenoverse.
 * Full Power Energy Blast Volley - A stronger Energy Barrage technique used by Videl and her alter-ego Great Saiyaman 2 as a Ultimate Skill in the Xenoverse series.
 * Rolling Bullet - An Evasive Energy Barrage technique used by Videl and her alter-ego Great Saiyaman 2 as an Evasive Skill in Xenoverse. In Xenoverse 2, it is exclusive to her Great Saiyaman 2 persona.
 * Full Power Energy Wave - A powerful energy wave technique fired from Videl's palm and by far Videl's strongest ki-based attacks which appears as one of her Ultimate Skills in her Natade Village Traditional Costume 1 Skillset in Xenoverse 2.
 * Videl Attack - Videl's signature attack in the Raging Blast Series.
 * Volteks Aura – Videl creates a clear energy sphere that hits her opponent at close range. Videl once created a similar energy sphere while Gohan was teaching her how to manipulate ki. Named and used in Super Dragon Ball Z.
 * Falcon Rush – A High Speed Rush used when she thought that the Great Saiyaman had kidnapped Chobi. It was named in the Budokai series, and is also one of her Blast 2 in the Budokai Tenkaichi series.
 * Head Scissors Rush – A rush attack used during Videl's fight against Gohan as Great Saiyaman when he tried to return Chobi to its parents. Named in the Raging Blast series.
 * Desperado Rush – A rush attack used by Videl against Broly in Dragon Ball Z: Broly - Second Coming. Named in the Budokai Tenkaichi series and Raging Blast series.
 * Diamond Throw – An attack used by Videl against Broly, where she throws a gem she had collected earlier to distract him. Named in the Dragon Ball Z Collectible Card Game.
 * First Strike – The kick Videl used to break Spopovich's neck during the 25th World Martial Arts Tournament. Named in the Raging Blast series.
 * Hawk Arrow – One of Videl's rush techniques in the Budokai series. Great Saiyaman 2 also uses the technique under the name Justice Hawk.
 * Hawk Charge - A variation of Hawk Arrow used by Videl as one of her Super Skills in the Xenoverse series. Videl delivers a charging elbow strike to the opponent then follows up the attack with a Ki-enhanced palm strike.
 * Eagle Kick – One of Videl's techniques in the Budokai series. Also appears as one of her and her alter-ego Great Saiyaman 2's Super Skills in the Xenoverseseries.
 * Dynamite Kick - Her father's signature rush technique which she apparently learned from her father. One of Videl's Super Skills in her 6th skillset (Videl "Pigtails" costume) in Xenoverse.
 * Rolling Hercule Punch - Her father's Megaton class punching technique which she apparently learned from her father. One of Videl's Super Skills in her 6th skillset (Videl "Pigtails" costume) in Xenoverse.
 * Miracle Knee! - Her father's signature evasive technique which she apparently learned from her father. One of Videl's Evasive Skills in her 6th skillset (Videl "Pigtails" costume) in Xenoverse.
 * Meteor Crash - A rush technique and one of the Meteor Attacks used by Videl as one of her Super Skills in the Xenoverse series.
 * Meteor Strike - A rush technique and one of the Meteor Attacks used by Videl as one of her Super Skills in the Xenoverse series.
 * Kick-Slap – A rush attack used by Videl when she fought Spopovich in the 25th World Martial Arts Tournament.
 * Videl Rush – An attack used by Videl during her match against Spopovich in the 25th World Martial Arts Tournament. This attack is known as Justice Countdown when she uses it as Great Saiyaman 2. Named in the Budokai Tenkaichi series and Raging Blast series.
 * Justice Rush - One of Videl's rush strike Super Skills in the Xenoverse series which is used by Videl and her Great Saiyaman 2 alter-ego. In the both games, her daughter Pan also uses the technique and she mentions her mother taught her the technique when performing it in the game.
 * Justice Rush 2 – One of Videl's Blast 2 as Great Saiyaman 2 in the Budokai Tenkaichi series.
 * Justice Combination - Videl and her alter-ego's Ultimate Skill rush strike in the Xenoverse series.
 * Justice Judgment – A team attack used by Videl as Great Saiyaman 2 with Gohan as Great Saiyaman in the Budokai Tenkaichi series.
 * Videl's Close Call – A team attack where Gohan comes to save her. Used in the Budokai series. The side kick she uses to end this attack is the one she used against Spopovich.
 * Justice Phoenix – Videl's ultimate attack as Great Saiyaman 2.
 * Leopard Shoot – Videl kicks the opponent up in the air, then she punches and kicks them down, and finally Videl double punches her opponent in the back when he is down. Used in the Budokai series.
 * Bear Blowthrough – Videl grabs her opponent, knee strikes and kicks them, and finally backflip kicks them up in the air. Used in the Budokai series.
 * High Power Rush – A rush attack used in Dragon Ball Z: Budokai Tenkaichi.
 * Hi-Tension – One of Videl's Blast 1 in Budokai Tenkaichi.
 * Super Unyielding Spirit – One of Videl's Blast 1 in the Budokai Tenkaichi series.
 * Slash Drop – A dash followed by a throw, used in Super Dragon Ball Z.
 * Trick Move – Videl quickly maneuvers around her opponent and attacks. Used in Super Dragon Ball Z.
 * Trick Shoot – Videl dives downward to land on her opponent. Used in Super Dragon Ball Z.
 * Triple Crush – A powerful kick combo used in Super Dragon Ball Z.
 * Kamehameha - A move that she can learn from Goku in Super Dragon Ball Z, she also uses it as Great Saiyawoman in Dragon Ball Heroes: Ultimate Mission X's Kamehameha Mode.
 * Destructo Disc - A move that she can learn from Krilin in Super Dragon Ball Z.
 * Energy Charge - A ki charging technique used by Videl as one of her Super Skills in the Xenoverse series.
 * Full Power Charge - An advanced ki charging technique that charges ki faster than Energy Charge used by Videl as one of her Super Skills in Dragon Ball Xenoverse.
 * Justice Finishing Pose - The signature fighting pose of Great Saiyaman used by Videl in her Great Saiyaman 2 alter-ego. One of Great Saiyaman 2's Super Skills in the Xenoverse series.
 * Justice Finishing Pose 2 – One of Videl's Blast 1 as Great Saiyaman 2 in the Budokai Tenkaichi series.
 * Super Guard - A defensive technique used by Videl as one of her Super Skills in Xenoverse and Xenoverse 2.
 * Super Back Jump - An evasive backward somersault technique used by Videl as an Evasive skill in the Xenoverse series.
 * Super Front Jump - An evasive forward somersault technique used by Videl as an Evasive skill in the Xenoverse series.
 * Speed Up - A movement technique that increases speed. One of Great Saiyaman 2's Special Moves in Dragon Ball Fusions.
 * Maiden Blast - An ki blast technique originally used by her daughter Pan. One of Great Saiyaman 2's Special Moves in Dragon Ball Fusions.
 * Maiden's Burst - A Explosive Wave technique originally used by her daughter Pan. One of Great Saiyaman 2's Special Moves in Dragon Ball Fusions.
 * Cheer - Support attack damage boost. One of Great Saiyaman 2's passive Skills in Dragon Ball Fusions.
 * Mood Maker - Team Ki Orbs +1 by order. One of Great Saiyaman 2's passive Skills in Dragon Ball Fusions.
 * Fusion - In Dragon Ball Fusions, Videl can perform several types of Fusion.
 * EX-Fusion - By wearing a Metamo-Ring and performing the Fusion Dance, Videl can fuse with her daughter Pan to create Pandel or as Great Saiyaman 2 she can fuse with Great Saiyaman to create Great Saiyaman 12.
 * Five-Way Fusion - As a member of Tekka's Team (outside the main story), Videl can fuse with five other people to create an Ultra Fusion. If the fusion initiated by Videl (or Great Saiyaman 2) herself, the result with be a female Earthling Ultra Fusion.

Great Saiyawoman
Great Saiyawoman, also known as Great Saiyaman No. 2 (グレートサイヤマン２号'Gurēto Saiyaman 2-Gō'), is Videl's superhero alias.[8] After Kid Buu's defeat, Videl began using a similar costume to fight criminals. Her very first appearance as the Great Saiyaman No. 2 is near the end of Dragon Ball Z, in the episode "Celebrations with Majin Buu", where she and Gohan attempt to stop a robbery. Videl also appears as Great Saiyawoman in Wrath of the Dragon and in Dragon Ball GT.

Great Saiyawoman doesn't appear in the manga, most likely as Videl stated that Gohan's poses suck.

Video Game Appearances
Videl appears during the ending sequence of Goku and Mr. Satan in the arcade game Dragon Ball Z 2: Super Battle. She also appears in cut scenes in Dragon Ball Z: Idainaru Son Goku Densetsu.

Videl has been a playable character in Dragon Ball Z: Budokai 2, Dragon Ball Z: Budokai 3, Dragon Ball Z: Budokai Tenkaichi, Super Dragon Ball Z, Dragon Ball Z: Bakuretsu Impact, Dragon Ball Z: Tenkaichi Tag Team, the Raging Blast series, and Dragon Ball Kai: Ultimate Butōden. She is playable in her base form with her Great Saiyawoman costume and moveset as a transformation in Dragon Ball Z: Budokai Tenkaichi 2, Dragon Ball Z: Budokai Tenkaichi 3, Dragon Ball Z: Infinite World, Dragon Ball Z: Dragon Battlers, Dragon Ball Heroes, Dragon Ball Z: Dokkan Battle, and Dragon Ball Fusions with Great Saiyawoman as a different character (her super attacks as Great Saiyawoman are the same as Videl, just with 'Justice' names instead. Her ultimates are not the same). In Budokai 3, if the ki blast button is pressed, Videl does not shoot ki blasts but will kick her opponent (the ki blast button can be held for Videl to charge up her kick). She is also playable in the arcade game Dragon Ball: Zenkai Battle Royale.

Videl is playable in Dragon Ball Z: Buu's Fury for only one fight. She also appears in Dragon Ball Z: Legendary Super Warriors, Dragon Ball GT: Transformation, Dragon Ball Z: Supersonic Warriors 2, Dragon Ball Z: Shin Budokai, Dragon Ball Z: Ultimate Tenkaichi, and Dragon Ball Z: Extreme Butoden. but not as a playable character. Videl also appears in the arcade game Dragon Ball Z: W Bakuretsu Impact.

She is also playable in Dragon Ball Xenoverse, with her Great Saiyaman 2 clothes, her Natade Village clothes from Broly: The Second Coming, and her Buu Saga clothes as alternate outfits. She is also capable of using basic Ki Blasts, chargeable Ki Blasts, and Energy Barragetechniques such as Consecutive Energy Blast and Full Power Energy Blast Volley. She can even use some of her father's techniques such as Dynamite Kick, Rolling Hercule Punch, and Miracle Knee!. Her World Tournament hairstyle also appears as a custom hair option for female Saiyans and Earthlings. Her Tournament Training outfit also appears as a clothing option under the name Videl's Clothes (which interestingly can be worn by both males and females). In the sequel she is capable of using Full Power Energy Wave in her Natade Village Traditional Costume 1 skillset. In addition to her pigtails outfit (High School T-shirt), Natade Village Costumes 1 & 2, and her Tournament Outfit (Training T-shirt) from Xenoverse, her "Fight" shirt appears in Xenoverse 2 as alternate costume skillset under the name Fight T-shirt (interestingly Videl wore the Fight T-shirt in cutscenes following Kid Buu's defeat in Xenoverse). Unlike in Xenoverse, Videl's alter-ego Great Saiyaman 2 acts as a separate playable character from Videl and is no longer just an alternate costume skillset for Videl. Though she her ki control is depicted as being far better in Xenoverse 2, Videl/Great Saiyaman 2 is incapable of firing Charged Ki Blasts (and thus she lacks a default Ki Blast Type entirely). Additionally, Pan will also state that her mother taught her the Justice Rush when performing the skill. In both Xenoverse and Xenoverse 2, she and Gohan train the each game's respective Future Warrior (custom protagonist) together as a team, making them unique among the selectable masters in both games. Interestingly, despite training them as a team, most of the skills they teach are actually Videl's (with the exception of Gohan's Ki Blast Cannon skill in Xenoverse). In Xenoverse 2, all the skills taught by Gohan & Videl are Videl's skills.

In Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2, her 25th World Tournament and Buu Saga hairstyle appears as Custom Hair Option Type 5 for female Saiyans and Earthlings. Her bob hairstyle from the 28th World Tournament at the end of Dragon Ball Z appears as Custom Hair Option Type 14 for female Saiyans and Earthlings. Her pigtails hairstyle appears as Custom Hair Option Type 28 for female Saiyans and Earthlings. If the Future Warrior (Xenoverse 2) is an Earthling, they will start the game investigating the Time Rift anomaly around Satan House and will spot Great Saiyaman and Great Saiyaman 2 practicing their poses. After Gohan performs his Justice Pose he tells Videl to pose, but she is reluctant to due to her finding it embarrassing and pointless, though Great Saiyaman manages to convince her to pose which she nails first try according to Gohan. She also finds that posing felt pretty good and becomes more enthusiastic about posing. The Future Warrior can return later and join Jaco, Saiyaman 1, & Saiyaman 2 in defending Earth from evil. Videl's Fight T-shirt appears as a clothing option under the name Videl T-shirt while her High School T-shirt appears as a clothing option under the name Orange Star High School T-shirt both of which can be worn regardless of gender or race. Videl's Clothes also return as an obtainable outfit. Videl's version of the Great Saiyaman Suit appears when the suit and Great Saiyaman Helmet are worn by female characters (Earthling, Saiyan, and Majin). The description of the Great Saiyaman Helmet refers to the helmet worn by Videl as Design 2and states that Design 2 is "for girls". Additionally Videl has special dialog with Future Gohan in which Future Gohan asks who she is, with Videl responding by asking if he is Gohan. Great Saiyaman 2 also has special dialog in which she asks if he is Gohan while him responding that he is but states he doesn't know her. Both of Future Gohan's reactions indicating that he has likely never encountered either Videl, Great Saiyaman 2, or Future Videl. Mr. Satan will wonder about the fate of her counterpart from the alternate Future timeline, if the Warrior speaks to him while training under Future Gohan as part of the Masters Pack DLC.[9]

In Dragon Ball Fusions, both Videl and Great Saiyaman 2 appear as separate playable characters. In this game Videl can use EX-Fusion to fuse with her daughter Pan to create Pandel, while her Great Saiyaman 2 incarnation can fuse with Great Saiyaman to create Great Saiyaman 12.

Voice actresses

 * Japanese dub: Yūko Minaguchi, Shino Kakinuma (Dream 9 Toriko & One Piece & Dragon Ball Z Super Collaboration Special, Dragon Ball Z: Battle of Gods special edition, and Dragon Ball Kai)
 * Ocean Group dub: Moneca Stori
 * FUNimation dub: Kara Edwards (most media); Susan Huber (Dragon Ball GT); Brina Palencia (Super Dragon Ball Z)
 * Blue Water dub: Jennifer Holder
 * English Bang Zoom! dub: Erika Harlacher
 * Latin American dub: Carola Vázquez, Monica Manjarrez (DBZ ep. 200 only)
 * Filipino & Visayan dubs: Filipina Pamintuan
 * Italian dub: Cinzia Massironi, Federica De Bortoli
 * Portuguese dub: Fernanda Figueiredo (DBZ), Joana Castro (Dragon Ball Super)
 * Brazilian Portuguese dub: Melissa Garcia
 * Spanish dub: Mercedes Hoyos
 * German dub: Anna Carlsson
 * Hungarian dub: Anita Böhm
 * Catalan dub: Eva Lluch (Dragon Ball Z); Rosa Guillén (Dragon Ball GT)
 * Polish dub: Monika Kwiatkowska
 * Albanian dub: Anisa Dervishi
 * French Dub: Brigitte Lecordier (most media), Annabelle Roux (episodes 203 to 213 of DBZ), Jennifer Fauveau(Dragon Ball Z Kai onwards)

Battles

 * Videl vs. Criminals
 * Videl vs. Gohan (Great Saiyaman)  (Anime only)
 * Videl vs. Spopovich
 * Videl vs. Super Buu
 * Films
 * Videl vs. Broly (C-type Super Saiyan)
 * Videl and Gohan (Great Saiyaman) vs. Zombies
 * Videl (Great Saiyawoman) and Gohan (Great Saiyaman/Potential Unleashed) vs. Hirudegarn (Hirudegarn (Pre-Transformation))
 * Videl and Gohan (Potential Unleashed) vs. Hirudegarn (Hirudegarn (Post-Transformation))

Trivia

 * Her name is an anagram of "devil"; since her father's original Japanese name is Mr. Satan.
 * Videl's car, seen in the introduction, has "666" written on the side of it, in further relation to the Satanic references.
 * In the episode "Blackmail", both Gohan and Bulma referred to her as Videl Satan, however, in the Dragon Ball: Super Exciting Guide, Akira Toriyama states that "Mr. Satan" is actually a ringname for her father.
 * During the World Martial Arts Tournament, when the spectators are shown cheering in episode 216, there is a sign nearby saying "Bidel" with a "B" . In later episodes, another sign is shown saying "Beedel".
 * In the 1990s edition of the Spanish manga, her name is written as "Biddle".
 * Videl and her mother-in-law Chi-Chi have a couple of things in common with each other. Both are powerful martial artists (though not as strong as their Saiyan husbands or children) who have fought in the World Tournament, both were raised by their wealthy fathers, and their mothers never appear in the manga or anime series.
 * Videl has the distinction of being the first World Martial Arts Tournament Junior Division champion. This makes her the only known female Martial Arts Champion of any tournament (or division).
 * Videl's hobby is being an ally of justice.[2]
 * Videl's favorite food is okonomi-yaki and caesar salad.[2]
 * Videl's favorite vehicle is air bike.[2]
 * Despite her and her father's names being based on Satanic traits, the two are actually quite heroic and love justice.
 * Both Goten and Videl share the same voice actresses in the English dub by Funimation and the French dub.
 * While her fate is unknown in Future Trunks's timeline (not counting Dragon Ball Super, in which she was erased by Future Zeno or killed by Goku Black, Future Zamasu, or Fused Zamasu), in Xenoverse 2 if the Future Warrior's mentor is Future Gohan, and they talk to Mr. Satan, he asks what is the deal with him and Future Videl in that timeline.[9]
 * Videl's new haircut and pale skin color are similar to Fasha.
 * Videl is born in Age 756 (according to the manga) and Age 757 according to Super Perfect Guide for the anime).
 * Videl is one year older than Gohan in the manga, meaning that she was at least 18 years old in her debut (and already a legal adult at that time) and 28 at the end of the original story, but is the same age as him in the anime.
 * It should be noted however that Gohan is physically one year older than he should be due to spending a year training in the Hyperbolic Time Chamber thus they would both be physically the same age even in the manga due to the time differential allowing Gohan to leap ahead in age by one year. Thus the anime would be accurate based on their physical ages and may have even taken that fact into account.