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Future Trunks is a character who first appeared in the Dragon Ball manga created by Akira Toriyama. Trunks is a half-Saiyan boy from the future, his father is Vegeta, the prince of the extinct race of fictional aliens called the Saiyans, and his mother is Bulma, the heiress of a massive company called Capsule Corporation.

Trunks appears tall and slender although still muscular. His coloration favors his maternal side since he has light blue eyes and lavender hair; however, his facial features and skin tone take after his father's.

Future Trunks is first introduced right before the Android Saga when he fights and kills Frieza and King Cold. Afterwards, Future Trunks along with the Dragon Ball Z Fighters, greet Goku, as he arrives from a long journey in space. He also warns Goku of Dr. Gero's No. 17 and No. 18 androids. He also warns Goku that he would contract a deadly heart virus. Later, Trunks, along with the present timeline Gohan and Bulma, discover Cell's cocoon that is coming from a mossy and damaged time machine. It is found out later in the series that it is owned by the other Future Trunks and that he was killed by Cell. After that, Trunks killed Android 17 & 18 in his own timeline.

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