Dragon Ball has always been masterful at creating family connections through character design, and nowhere is this more evident than in the resemblances between parents and their children. Bulla, the daughter of Vegeta and Bulma, shares remarkable design parallels with her mother, from facial features to personality traits reflected in their appearance. Meanwhile, Bardock's design as Goku's father showcases one of anime's most iconic genetic inheritances, with nearly identical facial structures and that signature Saiyan hairstyle.

These design choices aren't just aesthetic decisions—they're storytelling tools that reinforce family bonds and heritage throughout the series. Akira Toriyama's attention to genetic continuity helps viewers instantly recognize family relationships, creating a sense of authenticity in the Dragon Ball universe. The video explores how these visual parallels strengthen character connections and add depth to the franchise's multi-generational narrative, proving that in Dragon Ball, the apple truly doesn't fall far from the tree.