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== Trivia ==

* Maron shares her name with Krillin's daughter, [[Marron (Dragon Ball)|Marron]], introduced later in the manga. Akira Toriyama clarified that Marron was not named after Maron. Both names share a pun based on "chestnut" (French: marron), suggesting they are separate uses of the same wordplay.
* The name "Maron" has additional puns, such as resembling "moron," reflecting her ditsy nature, and "melon," a slang term for large breasts, which aligns with her well-endowed figure.
* Maron closely resembles Bulma, sharing a similar body shape, face, and hair style, although Maron's hair is light blue with gray eyes, differing from Bulma's greenish-blue hair (or purple in the manga) and bright blue eyes. Their personalities are also distinct; Maron is ditsy and mellow, whereas Bulma is a hot-tempered tech genius.
* Like Bulma in ''Dragon Ball'', Maron provided fan service during her appearances in ''Dragon Ball Z'', as Bulma's fan service was toned down in the later series.
* Maron bears similarities to Mint from ''Dragon Ball''. Both are blue-haired filler characters who briefly serve as love interests for Krillin, though Mint is younger and has darker blue hair.
* In "Battle in [[Kami|Kami's]] Lookout" and "Fight With Piccolo," Funimation credits Maron's voice actress, Leah Clark, as "Maron Clark."
* In ''Dragon Ball Super'', Maron is referenced in episode 94. During a reunion, Android 18 threatens to kill Android 17 for saying "Maron" instead of their daughter Marron's name. This suggests that 18 is aware of Maron and Krillin's past relationship, as Krillin also appears nervous.
* A woman resembling Maron appears in Future Trunks' flashback in "Unwelcome Discovery," huddling in fear with a young girl. However, the woman has brown eyes instead of Maron's gray eyes.
* Another character similar to Maron appears in "Black Fog of Terror," a little girl among the first infected by the Black Water Mist.
* A blue-haired woman resembling Maron debuts an episode before her, reacting fearfully to [[Porunga|Porunga's]] appearance.
* Maron frequently insults Chi-Chi and Bulma by calling them "old ladies" or "middle-aged ladies," leading to recurring comedic quarrels. Interestingly, Chi-Chi is one year younger than Krillin, Maron's boyfriend.
* In ''Dragon Ball Z: Shin Budokai'', Marron's name is mistranslated as "Maron."
* In the Japanese version of "Transformed at Last," Krillin foreshadows Maron's debut by saying he plans to get a girlfriend after returning to Earth. This line was changed in the English dub to express homesickness.
* In the Japanese version, Master Roshi offers to motorboat Maron's breasts upon meeting her, a gesture toned down in the English dub to Roshi asking for a kiss. Ironically, Roshi later motorboats Krillin's wife, [[Android 18]], in anime filler.

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