Gas Dragon Ball Super Color Codes – Complete Palette with HEX, RGB & CMYK Values

Gas Dragon Ball Super Color Codes – Complete Palette with HEX, RGB & CMYK Values

Gas is the youngest and most volatile warrior of the Heeter Force in Dragon Ball Super, a cold-blooded enforcer whose design radiates alien menace. His palette is built around Powder Blue (#B3D4E6) skin that gives him an eerie, otherworldly glow, contrasted sharply by the deep Mirage navy (#1C2A3A) of his combat jacket. The single most arresting detail is his Tall Poppy red (#C1272D) eyes, which lock onto viewers like a threat warning. Together, these Dragon Ball Super color codes create a palette that feels simultaneously icy and aggressive—perfect for designers seeking a villain-inspired HEX reference that balances restraint with lethal intensity.

Powder Blue
#B3D4E6
Concrete
#F2F2F2
Mirage
#1C2A3A
Tall Poppy
#C1272D
Mine Shaft
#2A2A2A

Gas Dragon Ball Color Codes: HEX, RGB, CMYK

Preview Color Name HEX RGB CMYK
Powder Blue #B3D4E6 179, 212, 230 22, 8, 0, 10
Concrete #F2F2F2 242, 242, 242 0, 0, 0, 5
Mirage #1C2A3A 28, 42, 58 52, 28, 0, 77
Tall Poppy #C1272D 193, 39, 45 0, 80, 77, 24
Mine Shaft #2A2A2A 42, 42, 42 0, 0, 0, 84

Gas CSS & Tailwind Color Variables

Select your preferred format and copy the ready-to-use CSS variables for your web projects.

:root {
/* Gas Dragon Ball Palette */
--gas-dragon-ball-powder-blue: #B3D4E6;
--gas-dragon-ball-concrete: #F2F2F2;
--gas-dragon-ball-mirage: #1C2A3A;
--gas-dragon-ball-tall-poppy: #C1272D;
--gas-dragon-ball-mine-shaft: #2A2A2A;
}

Gas CSS Gradients

Beautiful gradient backgrounds inspired by Gas’s aesthetic. Click to copy the CSS code.

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Powder Blue to Tall Poppy#B3D4E6 → #C1272D
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Mirage to Powder Blue#1C2A3A → #B3D4E6

Gas Color Scheme Breakdown

Powder Blue#B3D4E6

Pale blue skin covers Gas’s face, arms, and torso, giving him an ethereal alien look that distinguishes the Heeter family in Dragon Ball Super and reinforces his cold, otherworldly presence.

Concrete#F2F2F2

White hair is styled in a spiked crest above his head, adding a stark contrast against his pale blue skin and dark clothing while emphasizing his sharp, overall battle-ready silhouette.

Mirage#1C2A3A

Dark navy blue appears on his sleeveless combat jacket and high collar, anchoring the design with a heavy, serious tone that reflects his role as a powerful enforcer for the Heeter family.

Tall Poppy#C1272D

Red eyes glow from his stern expression, providing an intense focal point that signals aggression, danger, and the ruthless determination he shows during the Granolah arc battles in Dragon Ball Super.

Mine Shaft#2A2A2A

Black appears on his boots and undersuit, grounding the design with a sleek, menacing base that supports the dark navy top and lets his pale skin and red eyes stand out.

Gas 60-30-10 Design Rule

Apply the classic 60-30-10 UI design rule using Gas’s palette for a perfectly balanced visual hierarchy.

60% Background
#F2F2F2
30% Primary
#1C2A3A
10% Accent
#B3D4E6

Use Concrete (#F2F2F2) for large background spaces, Mirage (#1C2A3A) for primary text and structural UI elements, and vibrant Powder Blue (#B3D4E6) exclusively for call-to-action buttons and important highlights.

Gas UI Component Preview

Here is a live example of how the Gas color palette looks when applied to a modern UI component.

Gas

Ruthless Heeter Enforcer

“No one is going to look down on me anymore!”

Gas Gaming Setup (RGB Peripherals)

Sync your gaming gear! Use these exact RGB values for your Razer Chroma, Corsair iCUE, or Logitech G Hub software to match Gas’s aesthetic.

  • Main LED: 179, 212, 230
  • Accent LED: 242, 242, 242

The Design Philosophy behind Gas’s Palette

The design team behind Dragon Ball Super constructed Gas’s palette as a narrative device: Powder Blue (#B3D4E6) skin strips away warmth, signaling his alien detachment, while the near-black Mine Shaft (#2A2A2A) undersuit grounds him in shadow, visually encoding his role as the Heeter family’s silent weapon. The Mirage (#1C2A3A) jacket adds military authority without breaking the cool spectrum, and Concrete white (#F2F2F2) hair spikes introduce a sharp highlight that draws the eye upward—mirroring his ambition to rise above every rival. The lone warm accent, Tall Poppy (#C1272D), is reserved exclusively for his eyes, ensuring that aggression is the only emotion the viewer registers. This disciplined restriction to cold tones with a single red focal point makes the palette instantly legible at any scale, a principle UI designers can borrow for high-contrast alert states or villain-themed interfaces.

Best Gas Color Combinations

Frost & Fury

The soft, desaturated cool of Powder Blue amplifies the visual temperature of Tall Poppy red, making the red pop as an urgent, high-priority accent—ideal for CTAs or danger indicators in dark-themed UI.

Abyssal Command

Pairing deep Mirage navy with near-white Concrete creates a timeless, high-contrast foundation that ensures legibility while conveying authority and precision in dashboard or editorial layouts.

Download Gas Dragon Ball Color Palette

ASE

Gas .ASE Swatches

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SVG

Gas .SVG Palette

Vector Color Palette

PNG

Gas .PNG Image

High-Quality Palette Preview

FAQs about Gas Dragon Ball Color Codes

What is the exact HEX code for Gas’s pale blue skin in Dragon Ball Super?

Gas’s signature alien skin is rendered in Powder Blue with the HEX code #B3D4E6 (RGB 179, 212, 230), covering his face, arms, and torso to create his ethereal, cold-blooded appearance.

What colors make up Gas’s main combat outfit?

His sleeveless jacket and high collar use a dark navy called Mirage at #1C2A3A, while his boots and undersuit are grounded in Mine Shaft black at #2A2A2A, giving the full outfit a sleek, menacing silhouette.

What is the accent color used for Gas’s eyes and why does it stand out?

Gas’s eyes glow in Tall Poppy red (#C1272D). Because the rest of his palette is dominated by cool blues and near-blacks, this single warm accent becomes the focal point, instantly communicating aggression and danger.

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