Red Ribbon ArmyCommander Red:The original leader of the Army. He sent out many people to collect the Dragon Balls for him, at any price. Most people thought he was plotting some kind of evil that he needed the Dragon Balls to wish for, but all Red wanted was to wish himself to be taller. When Commander Black heard this, he killed Red and took over the Army himself.
Commander Black:Mainly stayed with Commander Red following orders, such as not standing next to Red as he made him look short etc, until he killed him and took over the RR Army. He was killed by Goku in the end.
Captain Silver:This is Goku's first accounter of the RR on his search for the Dragon Balls. Silver shoots Goku out of the sky destroying his Kintoun in the process. Silver wanted to know how Goku was able to find the Dragon Balls so easily, but Goku refused to tell him because he was so rude, and when Silver tried to steal Goku's radar, he beat him up.
General Blue:Leader of Squad A of the Red Ribbon. They chased Goku, Krillin and Bulma for a long time, but Squad A were all caught in a pirate trap, so Blue continued to follow them on his own. Blue even followed Goku to Penguin Village, managing to steal his radar before being beated up by Arale. Commander Red was angry that he didn't manage to get the Dragon Balls, so he hired Tao Pai Pai, who killed Blue easily, using only his tongue.
Sergeant Purple:One of the Red Ribbon who are at Muscle Tower. He fights Goku on the fourth floor, using secret ninja techniques, such as hiding behind a cloak, and making Goku count to 30 while he hides under a rock. Unfortunately for him, Goku is not too good at counting. Goku manages to defeat him using his Jan Ken attack.
General White:The head at Muscle Tower, who kidnapped the Mayor of Jingle Village. He is on the top floor and watches Goku's progress through the tower with Purple. When Goku reached the top of the tower, he defeated White with the help of Android #8.
Full Metal Jacket:A robot on floor 3 of Muscle Tower. He fights Goku, but he manages to get past when the robot's batteries run out.
