Editing Tambourine (section)

== Trivia ==

* Like his siblings, Tambourine is named after a musical instrument, the "tambourine."
* Tambourine has one of the highest on-screen body counts of all the henchmen in the Dragon Ball series, killing over 50 people.
* In the Japanese version of '''Dragon Ball''', a young bear thought Tambourine was "[[Kami]]" (the Japanese word for "god") when he attempted to kill Giran in the Animal Village.
* Another offspring resembling Tambourine, with different colored clothing and lighter skin, appears earlier in a flashback by Master Roshi, depicting him terrorizing Earthlings.
* In the Funimation dub, Dameon Clarke voices Tambourine with a tone nearly identical to that of Imperfect Cell.
* In a "what-if" scenario in '''Dragon Ball Z: Budokai Tenkaichi 3''', Tambourine survives Goku's Kamehameha if the player presses the transformation button only once during the fight with King Piccolo in story mode. In this scenario, Tambourine returns, but Goku, exhausted, is unable to defeat him. [[Chi-Chi]] then arrives and finishes Tambourine off.
* In the same game, a match between Tambourine and Krillin triggers special dialogue. Tambourine expresses confusion about Krillin still being alive and resolves to kill him again, while Krillin states that he will not let it happen this time.
* Tambourine is the final villain to be killed by Goku's Kamehameha in '''Dragon Ball'''.
* Tambourine is the first villain to kill Krillin, only to be later killed by Goku with a Kamehameha. The second villain with this distinction is Frieza, who is killed by Goku's Dash Kamehameha.
* In '''Dragon Ball Super''', Krillin exhibits post-traumatic fear of Tambourine years after his death at the hands of the mutant Namekian. Even after facing foes like Frieza and Super Buu, Tambourine is shown to instill more fear in Krillin than any other, indicating the depth of trauma caused by his earlier encounter.