Aromon

Aromon is a fictional character from the *Dragon Ball* franchise, created by Akira Toriyama. Introduced in the *Dragon Ball Z* series, Aromon is one of the seven Dragon Balls, which grant wishes when collected. Unlike the other Dragon Balls, Aromon is depicted as a small, spherical, blue gemstone with a face-like design, resembling a smiling, anthropomorphic orb.

Aromon first appears in the *Dragon Ball Z* episode "The Dragon Ball," where it is one of the seven Dragon Balls scattered across the world. It is one of the few Dragon Balls that can be found in the modern era, having been hidden by a character named Pilaf in an attempt to summon Shenron, the Dragon who grants wishes. Aromon is later used by various characters, including Goku and Vegeta, in their quest to collect all seven Dragon Balls and summon Shenron.

In the *Dragon Ball GT* series, Aromon is briefly mentioned as one of the Dragon Balls that Goku and his allies collect to defeat the evil King Cold. The character remains a minor but iconic element of the series, representing the mystical and magical aspects of the *Dragon Ball* universe.

Aromon’s design is simple yet memorable, often associated with the theme of wishes and transformation. Its role in the story underscores the importance of the Dragon Balls as central plot devices, driving key moments in the narrative. While not a major character, Aromon’s presence is significant in the lore of the franchise.