Editing Bio-Broly (section)

== Trivia ==

* Bio-Broly's tank has 13 on it, which is a number considered unlucky in many traditions.
** He is the second movie villain to be associated with the number 13, the first being [[Android 13]]. Interestingly, both were created artificially and had a vendetta against Goku (as Bio-Broly retained his source material's hatred of Kakarot, while Android 13 was another Red Ribbon Android created to destroy Goku as part of Dr. Gero's vendetta over the destruction of the Red Ribbon Army), and both were even created for the purpose of a vendetta (in Bio-Broly's case, it was for Lord Jaguar to expose Mr. Satan as a fraud as revenge for the latter beating him in school).
*** Ironically, bits of his character arc resemble that of his genetic template in the latter's debut film. In particular, Bio-Broly, similar to Broly, was utilized for the purpose of settling a vendetta against one of the other main characters (in Broly's case, it was Paragus wanting revenge on King Vegeta by luring the latter's son onto a doomed planet in order to kill him via a comet, or barring that, siccing Broly onto him, and in Bio-Broly's case, it was a trump card in the event that Mr. Satan managed to defeat the other Bio Warriors planned by Jaguar as revenge for beating him in a fight); Both also ended up being created by the central antagonists of the film (Broly was the son of Paragus, while Jaguar funded for the creation of Bio Broly thanks to Maloja donating samples of the original's blood at his crash site); and both also had struggled to control the Legendary Super Saiyan only for him to turn on them late in their respective films, with Goku or a similar character playing a major role in their fighting off their control (Broly had a crown placed on him that forced him to obey Paragus's commands, only to start resisting once Goku arrived on New Planet Vegeta, and Bio-Broly initially obeyed Jaguar's orders while fighting Android 18, only to eventually turn against the latter by turning around and using his Darkness Eye Beams on the walkway they were on, with Bio-Broly catching a glimpse of Goten being a major factor in his rampage).
* In the Japanese version of Bio-Broly's alternate name, "Drooly" is a mixture of "dorodoro", an oozing sound, and "Broly"
* Dr. Collie's computer shows Bio-Broly's aging process in the flashback of Bio-Broly's creation.
* Bio-Broly is the first of three consecutive villains in the film who have very few speaking lines, besides grunts and other agitated sounds.
* Trunks' method of defeating Bio-Broly, albeit temporarily, by having him to be consumed by the culture fluid is similar to Gohan's attempts to have the original Broly swallowed by a river of lava in ''Dragon Ball Z: Broly - Second Coming''.
* Before turning into his syrupy form, Bio-Broly is seen with a tail, brown to be exact, which suggests that Super Saiyans keep their tails brown instead of gold This is further supported with Bardock's Super Saiyan transformation in ''Dragon Ball: Episode of Bardock'' showing his tail remaining brown.
** Bio-Broly is the first Saiyan to be shown transforming into a Super Saiyan form while still possessing a Saiyan tail (as the film predates ''Dragon Ball GT'').
** Largely because Bio-Broly possessed a tail pre-deformation, he had the potential of accessing his template's Great Ape state, and possibly Super Saiyan 4. However, he was contained deep underground and thus never had a chance to access either form before prematurely deforming.
* Bio-Broly's voice was slightly higher in pitch in the remastered release of his film.
* While covered in the Culture Fluid, Broly resembles the God Warriors from Hayao Miyazaki's Nausicaa of the Valley of the Wind.
* Although Bio-Broly himself never appears in ''Supersonic Warriors 2'', he is given an indirect reference in one of Broly's alternate sagas in that game, where Android 18 attempts to angrily threaten Mr. Satan with the Zeni prize money he owed her for her throwing the match in a similar manner to the film, only for an amnesiac Broly proceeding to fight 18 and drive her off in rage at her threatening Mr. Satan (as the latter had nursed him back to health).
* The cover for Volume 11 of Dragon Ball Z: The Movies depicted Bio-Broly with a different design. He overall resembled his genetic template more, even retaining his earrings, but was overall colored pale green and having dark green hair, and also had slightly melted skin (though not nearly to the extent of Bio-Broly in the final release).
* Bio-Broly is one of only two main movie villains that Goku never actually fought, the only other being Bojack. While his genetic template Broly technically never fought him in ''Broly - Second Coming'' due to it ambiguously implying that Goku's presence was an illusion, he did fight him in ''Broly - The Legendary Super Saiyan''.

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