Editing Android 16 (section)

== Trivia ==

* After being repaired by [[Bulma]] and her father, Android 16 sports a Capsule Corp. logo over his Red Ribbon Army logo, indicating his break from his former allegiance.
* Android 16 shares traits with [[Android 8]]: both are friendly giants, love nature, and face tragic ends that spark significant transformations in Goku and Gohan. Android 16’s death prompts Gohan’s transformation into Super Saiyan 2, leading to Cell's defeat.
* In the original Funimation dub, Android 16’s voice had a robotic tone, while in "Dragon Ball Z Kai" and some video games, his voice is more human.
* In "Dragon Ball Z Kai," Dr. Gero's fear of Android 16’s potential threat to Earth contradicts other sources, where Gero fears 16’s gentle nature could thwart his goal of revenge against Goku. Gero’s other creations, like Cell, show little concern for Earth’s well-being.
* Android 16 resembles [[Astro Boy]] from Osamu Tezuka’s manga. Both are powerful androids created in the likeness of their creators' deceased sons, though they are eventually rejected by their creators.
* In "Dragon Ball Z 2: Super Battle," Android 16 is shown living in the forest post-Cell’s defeat, protecting animals. This parallels Android 17’s role as a forest ranger after the Cell Games.
* Despite the belief that Android 16 was beyond revival, similar to other androids like Hacchan and Arale, he could be revived by the Dragon Balls, as shown with other non-living entities being brought back after Kid Buu’s destruction of Earth.
* In "Xenoverse 2," Android 16 expresses a desire to rid himself of Dr. Gero’s programming to kill Goku and is unaware of being modeled after Gero’s son. However, "Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot" contradicts this, showing 16’s awareness of his creation being inspired by Gero’s son.
* In the initial and remastered English dub, Android 16’s voice was influenced by Arnold Schwarzenegger’s accent and mannerisms.