Majora's Backstory (Long)

Majora is an Earthling born with very low reserves in Ki compared to other Earthlings in her time. At a young age, she joined a gang called the Bellbottoms, and considered them her family until they were wiped out by a Namekian gang in a turf war. She harbors some prejudice against Namekians because of this. Roaming the land, she eventually becomes a martial artist, almost entirely relying on her fists and reading her opponents' behavior to win her fights. Spending her childhood dodging Ki blasts has taught her to stay quick on her feet, but even when she applies to the Time Patrol, she's barely able to fly.

Majora specializes in Basic Attacks, and becomes a member of the trio of Time Patrollers that faced off against Demigra during his attack on Toki Toki City. Unfortunately, during the fight, Gryffis, the Ki Blast specialist and Majora's Ki Mentor, was incapacitated by Demigra's onslaught, caught in a lightning attack that severed her ability to tap into her Ki. Ar, the Strike specialist and her Strike Mentor, sacrificed himself to shield Majora from one of the Demon God's time warping attacks, disintegrating him before Majora's eyes and casting him away across  time and space. Saved by Goku, Majora barely manages to fight off Demigra, and chases him into the Time Nest. She attempts to prevent Demigra from destroying the Time Nest, but is mortally wounded by his hail of Seasoning Arrows. Having lost all that she holds dear, she despaired and cursed her weakness as darkness enveloped her vision.

When it seemed like all hope was lost, Majora awoke in an white void, with nothing around her save for a Time Scroll. Picking it up, she questions where she is before she catches a glimpse of two figures walking away from her. Calling out, she tries to stop them, but they ignored her hails. Majora took a look at the time scroll, and looked for the two figures again. They were gone.  Opening up the scroll, Majora witnesses her last moments before she woke up her. Although going back to her own past was forbidden by the Time Patrol, Majora resolves to make up for her weakness and focuses on the scroll, and follows Demigra into the Crack of Time.

Horribly outmatched, Majora fights a losing battle. Blow for blow, she simply could not fight a battle of attrition with the Demon King's final form. Demigra, eager to finish the Earthling off, charges with his ultimate attack, Boiling Fist. Desperate to cling to any chance at survival, Majora summons all of the power she can muster to fire a Super Kamehameha. The two attacks clash, but its immediately made clear that Demigra would overpower her.   In the final moments, when it becomes apparent that she cannot survive the clash, two shimmering columns of light appear before her.  Gryffis and Ar appear to her, urging her on. Whether they were hallucinations or not, she still doesn't know. They charge their own Kamehamehas. Drawing energy from the two Kamehameha orbs,  she expends the rest of her energy to fire off a Final Kamehameha, Gryffis and  Ar  firing their own Super Kamehamehas beside her. The three beams swirled around each other and mixed, overcoming Demigra's Boiling Fist. The blast destroyed the Demon King and damaged the Crack of Time in the process.

In the heat of the moment, she did not realize that her two mentors had disappeared. Slowly, she could feel a dull cold spreading from her chest to the rest of her body. Too exhausted to save herself, she plummets and passes out as the Time Chasm Crystals collapse around her, but not before catching a glimpse of Toki Toki teleporting away from the scene. Whether she was crushed to death by the Time Chasm Crystals or simply died of overexertion, she never figures out, nor does she want to.

For her heroic efforts, Majora is allowed to keep her body in the Other World. Faced with the enormity of her situation, however, she grows extremely cynical and callous of other people, preferring solve her problems with her own strength rather than let her weakness endanger others. Although she was brazen and lighthearted in life, losing her mentors and dying herself has left her more reserved and stoic. She is fiercely loyal to anyone she considers a friend and although she may not say much, she enjoys being around loved ones.  She's still headstrong;  when she meets a challenge that she cannot overcome on her own, she tends to throw herself at whatever is ailing her until the problem is solved through trial and error.

In the two years she spends in the Other  World, she picks up boxing to help distract herself from her memories of the battle. She learns to focus her Ki into her arms and legs, making her favor moves like Eagle Kick or Super Dragon Flight. She becomes more nimble, focusing more on dodging, afterimaging,  and backflipping out of harms way  rather than taking the brunt of her opponents' attacks, but this practice makes her a little more fragile than she used to be. While she trains in the Other World, the Supreme Kai of Time runs letters between Majora and her Ki Mentor Gryffis. Gryffis' letters were written in chickenscratch, as she was partially disabled in the aftermath of the battle with Demigra. Majora learns that despite her injuries, Gryffis has been gathering the Dragon Balls to bring her back to life.

When she is revived by Gryffis, they both gather the Dragon Balls again to wish Ar back home, but are stunned when Shenron tells them it is beyond his power due to the Demigra's magic interfering with the wish, calling him an anomaly. Instead, they wish for Gryffis' body to be healed, and then look for clues to find Ar's whereabouts. She rejoins the Time Patrol, and is made an "Elite Time Patroller" for defeating Demigra.  Along the way she trains under the former saiyan princess DeiDei. Under the saiyan's tutelage, Majora learns to further fine tune her Ki control and constanlty emit it from her body. In honor of their training, Majora favors fighting with her Ki Blade.