Bra

Bra receives little independent characterization in the original manga because she is still a small child when introduced.

Later animated material portrays her as cheerful, confident, fashion-conscious, and much closer in everyday interests to Bulma than to Vegeta's obsession with combat training.

Dragon Ball GT particularly emphasizes Vegeta's protective behavior toward his daughter and Bra's comfort around him despite the intimidating personality he presents to most other people.

Bra is a Saiyan-Earthling hybrid, giving her the potential associated with Vegeta's bloodline, but the original manga does not establish her as a trained fighter.

She is not shown developing the extensive martial-arts abilities of Trunks or Pan during the original story.

Dragon Ball GT depicts her flying in certain circumstances, but that material belongs to the anime sequel rather than the original manga continuity.

Bra appears near the conclusion of Dragon Ball as the second child of Vegeta and Bulma and attends the 28th Tenkaichi Budokai with her family.

Because she is still very young, her original-manga role is primarily familial rather than action-oriented.

Dragon Ball GT expands her into an older child and teenager living at Capsule Corporation. During the Baby conflict, she and most of Earth's population fall under Baby's control before being restored.

Dragon Ball Super depicts her birth earlier in the chronology and shows Vegeta placing unusual importance on remaining near Bulma during the pregnancy.

Vegeta is Bra's father and is notably protective of her.

Bulma is Bra's mother and the parent whose interests and social confidence she most closely resembles in later anime material.

Trunks is Bra's older brother.

Dr. Brief and Bulma no Mama are her maternal grandparents.