Editing Future Gohan (section)

== Trivia ==

* Future Gohan is the first adult version of the character depicted in both the manga and anime.
* Dameon Clarke (the English voice actor for Cell) voices Future Gohan in the TV special and flashbacks. However, Kyle Hebert, who voices teenage Gohan in the Buu arc, took over the role for all other media, including ''Dragon Ball Super''.
* After an encounter with the androids, Future Gohan received scars resembling [[Yamcha]]'s, and his haircut loosely resembles Yamcha's from the [[Majin Buu]] arc.
* Future Gohan has a monstrous appetite akin to Goku's and eats his meals rapidly. Future Bulma humorously comments, "Yep, like father like son," upon seeing him finish his food. This trait is similarly shown in Present Gohan during the World Tournament Saga and in ''Dragon Ball Z: Fusion Reborn''.
* In Japanese, Future Gohan uses the pronoun ''ore'', reflecting a rougher image, whereas Present Gohan uses the softer ''boku''. Future Gohan also refers to villains with ''omae'', while Present Gohan uses ''kisama''.
* Future Gohan's voice is deep and rough in the Japanese version, similar to Goku's, whereas Present Gohan's voice is lighter and more polished, though it becomes serious in intense situations.
* The manga suggests that Future Gohan would have struggled against the androids even with both arms, as Future Android 17 mentioned he used less than half of his full power in their previous encounters.
* Both Future and Present Gohan lost the use of their left arm during battles with androids (Future Gohan with Android 17 and 18, and Present Gohan with Cell). Future Gohan lost his arm completely, while Present Gohan's arm was only badly injured and later fully recovered.

* Many video games, such as ''Budokai Tenkaichi 3'' and ''Xenoverse 2'', depict Future Gohan with a broken left arm, referencing the loss of his arm during his battles with the androids.
* In contrast, games like ''Dokkan Battle'' may show him with both arms intact, likely due to censorship reasons or game mechanics, as seen in ''Shin Budokai - Another Road'' where he is fully revived.
* Some recent games feature Future Gohan with only one arm, including the LR Future Gohan & Future Trunks in ''Dokkan Battle'', Legends Limited Future Gohan in ''Dragon Ball Legends'', and the -Trunks The Warrior of Hope DLC in ''Kakarot''. In these games, Future Gohan is depicted with his arm loss and is playable in his one-armed form. The upcoming ''Sparking! Zero'' will also feature one-armed Future Gohan.
* Although Future Gohan does not appear in ''Dragon Ball Xenoverse'', his adult main timeline counterpart is used in a Parallel Quest set in a time fragment timeline similar to Future Trunks' timeline, with Time Patrol assisting Future Trunks against Androids 17 & 18. This is not the first instance of Adult Gohan being used as a stand-in for Future Gohan, as seen in ''Dragon Ball Z: Budokai Tenkaichi 2''.
* In ''Xenoverse 2'', the Parallel Quest from ''Dragon Ball Xenoverse'' returns with the actual Future Gohan instead of Adult Gohan.
* The Unknown History Saga's story suggests Future Gohan defeated the Androids with Time Patrol Future Trunks in his Super Saiyan form. However, players can choose Future Gohan's base or Super Saiyan form to fight the Androids, and he may defeat them in his base form.
* The Future Gohan in Conton City might be from after defeating the Androids in the Unknown History Saga, as he defeats Future Androids from another timeline using his base form, implying he continued to train and unlock more potential during the years of peace before being brought to Conton City.
* In ''Xenoverse 2'', if the [[Future Warrior]] talks to Future Gohan while wearing Future Trunks' attire, Gohan will express a positive sentiment about the outfit.
* In ''Budokai Tenkaichi 3'', Future Gohan has special pre-match dialogue with Future Trunks, Android 17 & 18, Gohan, Goku, [[Dr. Gero]], and Goten.
* In ''Xenoverse 2'', Future Gohan also has special dialogue with several characters including his main timeline counterpart (Adult/Great Saiyaman), Goten, [[Trunks|Kid/GT Trunks]], Future Trunks (DBZ/Xeno), Videl (Base/Great Saiyaman 2), [[Goku (Dragon Ball GT)|Goku (Base/GT)]], [[Bardock (Dragon Ball Z)|Bardock]] (Base/Xeno), Piccolo, Krillin, Vegeta (Base), Android 16, Android 17 (representing Future 17), and Android 18 (representing Future 18).
* When confronting Adult Gohan in ''Xenoverse 2'', Future Gohan says, "You're me but from a different future," while Adult Gohan responds with "Huh? So you're...," suggesting he recognizes Future Gohan from Trunks' timeline.
* When facing Great Saiyaman, Future Gohan remarks, "The me from this era seems to be having a blast," showing he has no issue with his counterpart's superhero persona.
* Early Vietnamese publications of the manga inaccurately attributed Future Gohan's death to tetanus instead of being killed by Androids 17 and 18, but this was corrected in later editions.


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