Editing Yajirobe (section)

===Dragon Ball Z===

====Saiyan Saga====
After Goku's death alongside his Saiyan brother [[Raditz]], Yajirobe is directed by [[Kami]] to inform Krillin at Kame House about the impending threat of other Saiyans set to arrive within a year, as Raditz foretold. Yajirobe reluctantly delivers the message, showing little interest in the situation and preferring his lazy routine over the idea of preparing for battle. Nonetheless, Yajirobe joins [[Tien]] Shinhan, [[Yamcha]], [[Chiaotzu]], and [[Krillin]] in light training at The Lookout for the upcoming invasion, though he mostly occupies himself with eating.

When the Saiyans arrive a year later, Yajirobe avoids the initial conflict with [[Nappa]] and the [[Saibamen]], opting instead to stay in East City, where he enjoys free food and gives a humorous interview to journalists, referring to the Z Fighters as "Earth's Special Forces." During Goku and Vegeta’s battle in the Gizard Wasteland, Yajirobe watches from afar, mostly hiding but occasionally stepping out to congratulate Goku after he launches a Kaio-ken x4 Kamehameha that sends Vegeta into the sky. However, when Goku warns that Vegeta isn’t defeated yet, Yajirobe returns to hiding.

Once Vegeta transforms into a Great Ape, Yajirobe alerts Krillin and Gohan about the immense threat. When Krillin suggests cutting Vegeta's tail to revert him to his humanoid form, Yajirobe is too terrified to take action. Eventually, though, he intervenes to slice off Vegeta’s tail, causing him to revert. When Krillin attempts to launch the remnants of Goku’s Spirit Bomb at Vegeta, Yajirobe impatiently demands he fire, unintentionally alerting Vegeta, though the attack still lands after Gohan reflects it with his pure heart.

Yajirobe later protects Gohan by slashing Vegeta’s battle armor, briefly knocking the Saiyan prince unconscious. Believing he has defeated Vegeta, Yajirobe begins boasting about his triumph, saying things like "Earth's greatest threat, brought down by Yajirobe!" Vegeta soon regains consciousness, criticizing Yajirobe’s premature victory claims. Yajirobe frantically swings his sword at Vegeta, who dodges and quickly retaliates by kicking him into a rock and punching him repeatedly in the face. This distraction, however, buys enough time for Gohan to look at the Power Ball and transform into a Great Ape, ultimately overpowering Vegeta.

In the anime, Yajirobe yells for Krillin to use his katana to finish Vegeta, while in the manga, Krillin picks up the sword on his own initiative.

After the battle with Vegeta, Yajirobe joins the group at Wukong Hospital in West City. His injuries are minor, so he is discharged quickly. Later, he brings a fresh batch of Senzu Beans to Goku at the hospital, helping him recover instantly so he can depart for Namek.

In an anime-only filler sequence, Yajirobe reluctantly accompanies [[Chi-Chi]], [[Master Roshi|Master Roshi,]] and others on a mission to Namek to retrieve Gohan. He repeatedly tries to escape the trip but is stopped each time. When Goku attains the Super Saiyan transformation, Master Roshi shares his belief with Yajirobe that Goku's power has increased dramatically, suggesting a permanent change.

In a manga chapter teaser around this time, Yajirobe is depicted in a single-panel camping in the forest, wondering about Goku’s current activities on Namek.

====Frieza-Androids Interlude====
In a later anime scene, [[Maron (Dragon Ball Z)|Maron]], Krillin’s then-girlfriend, visits Korin Tower. Both Yajirobe and Korin struggle to handle Maron, as her presence and demands are overwhelming. They both feel relieved when she finally leaves the tower.

====Androids/Cell Saga====
During the Androids Saga, Yajirobe delivers Senzu Beans to the Z Fighters but quickly declines Goku's invitation to stay and fight, fearing for his life. He attempts to leave in his hovercar but is attacked by [[Android 19|Androids 19]] and [[Dr. Gero|20]]. After the Z Fighters save him, [[Bulma]] insists he stay with them, despite his reluctance and excuse of not being able to fly. Bulma forces him into her hovercar, and he comically finds himself holding baby Trunks, who frequently pees on him. Yajirobe threatens to drop Trunks but changes his mind after learning he’s Vegeta's son. They arrive at the battlefield, but their hovercar is shot down by Android 20, and he stays with Bulma and [[Trunks]] until Gohan flies them back to Capsule Corp., where he remains for the rest of the saga.

Yajirobe stays at Capsule Corp. during the Imperfect [[Cell]] Saga, often scolding Bulma about taking care of Trunks while she works on the Android Shut Down Remote. Despite his relief when she finishes the remote, he tries unsuccessfully to stop her from personally delivering it to the Z Fighters at Kame House. Later, he appears on Korin Tower as Goku tests his power for comparison to Cell’s, and again during the Z Fighters' ascent to Kami's Lookout after Cell's defeat.

====Majin Buu Saga====
Seven years after Cell’s defeat, Yajirobe is seen at Korin Tower when Goku visits to obtain a Senzu Bean for [[Videl]], who was injured in the 25th World Martial Arts Tournament. Later, he perishes along with Earth’s population when [[Majin Buu|Kid Buu]]’s Planet Burst destroys the planet but is revived by the Namekian Dragon Balls. Despite his reluctance, he participates in raising his hands to give energy for Goku's Super Spirit Bomb in the final battle against Kid Buu.

====The Return of Son Goku and Friends!====
Yajirobe and Korin attend [[Mr. Satan]]'s banquet at his new hotel, celebrating the defeat of Majin Buu. During the event, the hotel is attacked by the brother duo, [[Abo]] and [[Kado]], who are searching for Vegeta's brother, [[Tarble]]. [[Goten]] and Trunks initially challenge the brothers but are unable to defeat them. When Abo and Kado merge into [[Aka (Fusion)|Aka]], they unleash a powerful attack that destroys the hotel. Yajirobe contributes by chopping away falling pieces of the building to help minimize the destruction. Eventually, Goku defeats Aka with a Kamehameha, allowing the group to resume their feast afterward.