Goku Logo
A bold black Japanese kanji character centered inside a solid white circle. The kanji is rendered in thick, blocky calligraphic strokes with three prominent horizontal bars in the middle and stylized sweeping strokes at top and bottom. The...
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About Goku
A bold black Japanese kanji character centered inside a solid white circle. The kanji is rendered in thick, blocky calligraphic strokes with three prominent horizontal bars in the middle and stylized sweeping strokes at top and bottom.
The white circular emblem sits on a black square background, creating a high-contrast, monochrome emblematic badge. The overall look is flat, minimal, and emblem-like, with the kanji filling most of the circle's interior.
What's in it: kanji character '亀' (turtle)
Shapes: circle ideogram/character
Style: monochrome flat bold calligraphic emblem
Text in logo: 亀
The kanji 亀 reads as "kame" (turtle), visually evoking a turtle motif or a martial-arts school emblem.
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Goku Logo History
This is the Turtle School kanji (亀, "kame") used in the Dragon Ball franchise as the emblem of Master Roshi's Turtle School; the character Goku is commonly depicted wearing this symbol on his gi. The mark originates from Akira Toriyama's Dragon Ball manga/anime.
Frequently asked
What does the kanji mean?
The kanji 亀 (kame) means "turtle" in Japanese.
Where is this emblem used?
It is used as the Turtle School emblem in the Dragon Ball series, commonly seen on the gi worn by characters like Goku.
What style is this logo?
A flat, high-contrast monochrome emblem with bold calligraphic strokes.
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