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Ceruleo was a dark skinned, negative, loner, shy, timid , smart, creative, funny saiyann his outfit is dragon ball (40) and due to all those qualities being seen as weak or loser in the saiyan community he was an outcast and for the most part had no friends whatsoever and his parents tato his mother did "bussiness with saiyan men" giving them the "goods" aight she was a ho moving on his father was named leatus and like most saiyan fathers didn't a care a bit for his son until they ruled planets and destroyed the as they pleased and was mostly disappointed but for the most part nothing out of the ordinary for the saiyan community he was an amazing warrior despite his exterior and how people saw him and what they saw him as a pussy once again moving on he loved fighting like most other saiyans and would never back down from a fight and his …show more content…

Ceruleo thought is that a fucking namekian?!? i thought they hated us he thought as he stared at the green and oddly white namekian "Yes we mostly hate you're people" Wat "You read minds?" ceruleo said

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