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Bunny Clothes

The **Bunny Clothes** are revealing articles of clothing meant to resemble a bunny. The most notable set was owned by Oolong; Bulma wore them due to him lacking any other spare clothes for her.

## Appearance

The bunny clothes are a revealing outfit consisting of rabbit ears, a fluffy tail, a butterfly necktie, cuffs, fishnet stockings, and stiletto heels. In the anime, the outfit is portrayed as black with blue leggings, red bow tie, and red heels. In the *Full Color* editions of the manga, the outfit is portrayed as red with grey leggings and black heels.

## Trivia

* While wearing this outfit, Bulma was mistaken for a member of the Rabbit Mob.
* According to the databook, despite Bulma's complaints about the outfit, the fact that she still opted to wear it hints she may be more fond of the bunny clothes than she lets on.
Chapter 104

* KZB
* DCE
* Akumaito Beam

"**The Akumaito Beam**" (アクマイト光線, *Akumaitokōsen*; *Viz* "The Beam of Evil"; Literally meaning "The Devilmite Beam") is the one hundred fourth chapter of Part I of the *Dragon Ball* manga.

## Summary

Gokū tells Ackman that he does not look like a formidable opponent in his eyes, offending the demon. Ackman then charges at the young boy on Uranai Baba's orders, but is quickly outclassed by Gokū. Kulilin then comments on how the demon does not look to be intimidating, but Kame-Sennin informs him that the demon had won the Tenkaichi Budōkai twice. As Baba chastises Ackman, the demon informs both her and Gokū that he intends to use his true power.

Ackman proceeds to use his Akumaito Beam, which amplifies the evil in one's heart and causes the opponent to implode. Kame-Sennin and Baba both acknowledge that the demon was going too far in attempting to kill Gokū. However, the young boy is unaffected by the technique, revealing that Gokū possess a heart that contains no evil, much to the relief of the Dragon Team. Frustrated, Ackman summons a pitchfork and attacks the young boy, leading Gokū to kick the demon with an undetectable speed, winning the match and stunning both Kame-Sennin and Baba.
Broly Trilogy

The "**Broly Trilogy**" is a series of movies centered around the villainous Legendary Super Saiyan, Broly. They are listed below in chronological order:

1. ***Dragon Ball Z: Burn Up!! A Red-Hot, Raging, Super-Fierce Fight*** (also known as ***Dragon Ball Z: Broly — The Legendary Super Saiyan***)
2. ***Dragon Ball Z: The Dangerous Duo! Super Warriors Can't Rest*** (also known as ***Dragon Ball Z: Broly — Second Coming***)
3. ***Dragon Ball Z: Super Warrior Defeat!! I'm the One Who'll Win*** (also known as ***Dragon Ball Z: Bio-Broly***)

## Video Games

* In *Dragon Ball XenoVerse*, the missions covering this movie trilogy are referred to as the **Legendary Super Saiyan Saga**.
Chapter 162

* KZB
* DCE

"**The Secret of the Nyoibō**" (如意棒の秘密, *Nyoibō no Himitsu*; *Viz* "The Nyoi-bō's Secret"; Literally meaning "The Secret of the Compliant Staff") is the one hundred sixty-second chapter of the *Dragon Ball* manga.

## Summary

Back at Karin's Tower, Gokū has completely recovered from his injuries. Informed that Shenron is dead, Karin surmises that Piccolo would indeed be the one who could kill Shenron. Karin also informs Gokū that those killed by demons cannot rest in peace, and their souls instead wander aimlessly in suffering, unable to pass on into the Afterworld. However, Karin has a solution: Gokū simply needs to visit the person who made the Dragon Balls, and ask that he resurrect the Dragon.

That person is God.

Gokū fits the criteria for those allowed to visit God, but he has to make it to the Castle of God on his own, as Kintoun cannot fly there. The Nyoibō, however, can reach the Palace, and Karin original gave the staff to Muten Rōshi, as he never thought anyone would need it. Realizing he lost it, Gokū hurriedly goes to find it, consulting Uranai Baba and finding out the staff is at Kame House.

Bursting into the house, Gokū reclaims his staff, tells everyone not to bury the others, and that he will go see God to bring them back. Leaving them confused, Gokū returns to Karin's Tower, receives a bell from Karin, and uses the staff to extend to the Palace of God.
Boogie Back

"**Boogie Back**" (ブギー バック, *Bugī Bakku*), performed by Miyu Inoue, is the eighth ending theme of the *Dragon Ball Super* anime, replacing An Evil Angel and A Righteous Devil. It aired from episode 84 onward.

## Characters

* Bulma
* Vegeta
* Trunks
* Son Goten
* Son Gokū
* Son Gohan
* Piccolo
* Kame-Sennin
* Kulilin
* Tenshinhan
* Lapis
* Lazuli
* Majin Boo (Until Episode 95)
* Golden Frieza (Episode 95)
Cell Games Saga

*See also: List of Dragon Ball Z episodes*
The **Cell Games Saga**, also known as **Season 6**, is the sixth season of the *Dragon Ball Z* anime. It spans from episodes 166 through 194 in the original Japanese anime and FUNimation dub, and episodes 151 through 179 in the original dub. It adapts chapters 388 to 420 from the *Dragon Ball* manga. It is preceded by the Imperfect Cell and Perfect Cell Sagas and succeeded by the Great Saiyaman and World Tournament Sagas.

## References

1. ↑ *Dragon Ball Z*, Season 6
2. ↑ Original Dub
Chapter 161

* KZB
* DCE
* Piccolo Junior

"**Son Gokū Wins!!**" (孫悟空勝つ!!, *Son Gokū Katsu!!*; *Viz* "The Fist of Son Goku") is the one hundred sixty-first chapter of the *Dragon Ball* manga.

## Summary

With his energy condensed into a single punch, Son Gokū fells Piccolo. Before the Great Demon King dies, however, he casts his final son out as an egg into the distance, before he explodes. Gokū's falling body is caught by Yajirobe, who decides to take Gokū to get healed. Tenshinhan informs Gokū that their friends are truly dead, and they resolve to meet again at the upcoming Tenka-Ichi Budōkai. With this, Gokū departs.

Tenshinhan notices Gokū left the Nyoibō behind, and the remaining members of the Dragon Team arrive. Tenshinhan tells them about what happened, and Bulma informs the news that Earth's defenders have saved the planet from Piccolo.

While Earth celebrates their newfound peace, however, Piccolo's final son has hatched, and declares his intent to avenge his father.
Black Ball Rain

* *Black Ball Cluster*
* God-Splitting Arrows
* Gokū Black

This is an enhanced version of the Black Power Ball used by Gokū Black. Generating an orb within both hands, Black releases multiple blasts from a high altitude. The orbs call to the Earth, causing a huge explosion and creating massive damage. Black attempted to use this technique to flush out Trunks, but the young Saiyan withstood the impact and fled.
Chapter 117

* KZB
* DCE

"**Yamcha's Kamehameha**" (ヤムチャのかめはめ波, *Yamucha no Kamehameha*; *Viz* "Yamcha's Kamehameha!") is the one hundred seventeenth chapter of Part I of the *Dragon Ball* manga.

## Summary

As Bulma, Puar and Kulilin are confident Yamcha will win easily, while Gokū is wary of Tenshinhan's strength, the matchup between Yamcha and Tenshinhan commences. The two fighters combat each other back and forth, exchanging blows, impressing the audience and both each other. The two contestants then begin to amp it up, with Yamcha using his Wolf Fang Wind Style Fist, but he is eventually beaten back by Tenshinhan. Yamcha then resorts to using a Kamehameha wave, surprising both Kulilin and Jackie Chun, and Tenshinhan prepares to defend himself against his opponent's attack.
Bluff Kamehameha

* Gogeta

The **Bluff Kamehameha** is a technique used exclusively by Gogeta.

## Usage

This technique is a unique ability used by Gogeta as a Super Saiyan 4. He takes the Kamehameha stance, stating the ability to completely destroy his opponent, but when he releases the "attack", confetti and streamers cover his opponent, only serving to anger or humiliate them.
Chapter 136

* KZB
* DCE
* Kikōha from the Mouth

"**The Terror of Piccolo Daimaō!**" (ピッコロ大魔王の恐怖!, *Pikkoro Daimaō no Kyōfu!*; *Viz* "Target: Tenka'ichi Budōkai"; Literally meaning "The Terror of Piccolo the Great Demon King!") is the one hundred thirty-sixth chapter of Part I of the *Dragon Ball* manga.

## Summary

Gokū catches up to his target, who confusedly wonders who the boy is. Once he sees the Dragon Ball clutched in the creature's claws, Gokū angrily tells him that not only did he steal Gokū's Dragon Ball, he killed Kuririn. The creature confirms that he did indeed kill Kuririn, and Gokū angrily prepares to attack him in a rage. The creature scoffs at the idea of Gokū being able to defeat him, and easily dispatches Gokū, who complains about hunger being the reason he can't keep up.

The monster releases a Kikōha from the Mouth, destroying Gokū's Kintoun, and sending him plummeting to Earth. Chuckling to himself over the joys of killing, he flies off. Several hours pass, and Gokū's friends conclude that, if he hasn't returned, Gokū must be dead. They begin to weigh their options, and while Tenshinan asks Muten Rōshi about the Mafūba, the old master tells him that he can't remember the movie, as it was performed so long ago and happened so fast. With no other options, the group heads to Muten Rōshi's house.

Back on Piccolo's airship, the creature hands Piccolo the Dragon Ball, confirming it was where Pilaf and his group said it would be. Pleased that eternal youth will be in his grasp, Piccolo informs the creature to put up the list of the ten finalists. Seeing Kuririn on the list, he removes it, as he'd already killed him. When Gokū was found on the list, the monster confirmed he'd already killed Gokū as well. With the news that these finalists are supposedly weak, Piccolo still urges his minion to stay on his guard: one use of the Mafūba would doom him. He issues the order to kill all remaining martial arts experts, and anyone who stands in his way.

As the Pilaf Gang wonders if freeing Piccolo was such a good idea, Gokū is seen lying, unmoving, on the ground.
Chapter 146

* KZB
* DCE

"**Kame Sennin's Final Mafūba!!**" (亀仙人最後の魔封波!!, *Kamesennin Saigo no Mafūba!!*; *Viz* "The Mafū-Ba"; Literally meaning "The Turtle Hermit's Final Evil Sealing Wave!!") is the one hundred forty-sixth chapter of Part I of the *Dragon Ball* manga.

## Summary

Piccolo tells Muten Rōshi that he is foolish for challenging him, but Muten Rōshi informs Piccolo that he knows what he's getting into. Rōshi continues, tells Piccolo that they have met before, and then tells the Great Demon King the name of his teacher: Mutaito. Piccolo reacts with fear, and Muten Rōshi decapsulizes a rice cooker. Piccolo and Tenshinhan know what Muten Rōshi is preparing to perform: the Mafūba.

In fear, Piccolo takes to the sky, attempting to reach his airship. However, Muten Rōshi's Mafūba connects with Piccolo, and Muten Rōshi guides him to the pot. He misses whilst trying to seal Piccolo into the rice cooker. Rōshi dies, but not before informing Piccolo that someone will still come and stop him. Gokū, in the distance, feels 'something' as Rōshi dies, though he can't pinpoint what.

Piccolo is exhilarated at the death of Muten Rōshi, believing himself to have nothing to fear now that the user of the Mafūba is dead. With telekinesis, Piccolo removes Muten Rōshi's Dragon Balls from the ground, and prepares to summon the dragon and regain his youth.
Burning Attack

* The blast.
* Big Bang Attack
* Trunks

The **Burning Attack** is a Ki Manipulation Technique  used by Trunks.

## Usage

The Burning Attack is utilized first by a series of complex and quick-paced arm movements, before placing his arms forward. He then releases a blast of yellow *ki* in the form of a sphere. In the manga, the blast was a simple sphere of energy, while in the anime, it appeared to be in the image of a star. The techniques power isn't known, as Freeza and Cold avoided the attack before it could hit, though the latter's inclination to dodge the technique may speak for itself.

## Trivia

* While in the manga, Freeza made no comment on the technique's strength, in the English dub of the series, he referred to the Burning Attack as a low-level technique.

## References

1. ↑ *Dragon Ball* chapter 331, pp. 15-17
2. ↑ *Dragon Ball Z*, episode 120
Chapter 106

* KZB
* DCE

"**Mutually Strong Opponents**" (強敵同士, *Kyōteki Dōshi*; *Viz* "Strong vs. Strong") is the one hundred sixth chapter of Part I of the *Dragon Ball* manga.

## Summary

The Dragon Team watches in awe as the fight between Gokū and the masked man rages on. Gokū continues to exhibit his impressive durability, leading the masked man to surprise everyone by performing a Kamehameha. However, Gokū manages to dodge it, much to the astonishment of the masked man and Uranai Baba. From observing the battle, Rōshi begins to deduce the identity of the man behind the mask.
Boar Attack

The **Boar Attack** is a physical skill used by Gotenks.

## History

The Boar Attack is one of the many skills devised by Gotenks during his training in the Room of Spirit and Time.

## Usage

The Boar Attack is a physical skill used by Gotenks where he rushes his target with the ferocity and force of a wild boar, headbutting them with all of his might. It was part of a combination he used against evil Majin Boo in the Room of Spirit and Time.
Chapter 17

* DCE
* Toninjinka
* Carrot Transformation
* Carrot

"**The Boss's Special Skill**" (オヤブンの得意技, *Oyabun no Tokui Waza*; *Viz* "Carrot Top") is the seventeenth chapter of Part I of the *Dragon Ball* manga.

## Summary

As the Dragon Team wonders why the citizens of the town are fleeing, the Rabbit Gang declares the defeat of Gokū and friends to be imminent as they inform them of their boss's arriving and his special ability to turn living creatures into carrots. As Oolong and Gokū debate about fleeing the town, the boss of the Rabbit Gang appears, and inquires of the whereabouts of those who showed defiance against the Rabbit Gang.

As the boss lambastes his subordinates for being embarrassed by Gokū, Yamcha recalls the boss's special ability, but not before the boss tricks Bulma into touching his hand, transforming the woman into a carrot. Before Gokū can damage the boss with his Nyoibō on Oolong's request, the boss blackmails Gokū by threatening to eat the transformed Bulma, which leads Oolong to flee the scene when Gokū asks for more solutions, much to the young boy's vexation. As the Rabbit Gang beats up Gokū, Yamcha orders Pu'ar to transform into a bird and steal the carrot, which distracts the boss long enough for Yamcha to knockout the Rabbit Gang and order Gokū to defeat the boss.

Pu'ar returns the carrot to Gokū, and Gokū threatens to kill the boss unless he transforms Bulma back from being a carrot. As Bulma wonders about what happened to her, Gokū informs her that Yamcha came to help them, much to Bulma's elation and wondering of his whereabouts. After Yamcha hides, Gokū uses his Nyoibō to send a tied-up Rabbit Gang to the Moon before informing Bulma of his actions, earning the praise of the residents of the town.
Bio Fighter

* Super-human physical potential

**Bio Fighters** (バイオ戦士, *Baio Senshi*) are biological organisms cultured for the sole purpose of combat based on the most superior genes of mankind.

## Overview

Each of these warriors have a distinctive skin color, characterized by enlarged muscular bodies beyond a normal individual enough for blood vessels to emerge from their muscle mass. They are also unable to speak as they were specifically designed for the purpose of battle. Although they do not possess the capability to speak they have the capability of a minimum intelligence as they follow the direct command of jaguar. They are also capable of feeling pain as illustrated when one was destroyed upon contacting the Culture Fluid.

## References

1. ↑ *Dragon Ball Z: Dragon Ball Z: Super Warrior Defeat!! I'm The One Who'll Win*
2. ↑ *Daizenshū 6*
Chapter 165

* KZB
* DCE
* *Shenron Model*

"**Shenron Revived!!**" (神龍復活!!, *Shenron Fukkatsu!!*; *Viz* "Shen Long Resurrected!"; Literally meaning "The Dragon God Revived!!") is the one hundred sixty-fifth chapter of Part I of the *Dragon Ball* manga.

## Summary

Mr. Popo brings out the model of Shenron to God, and proceeds to repair the damage. God admits that he had no intention of originally fixing Shenron, as humans perverted the original intention that the Dragon Balls exist to give humans hope and courage, not be misused for selfish intentions. However, people like Gokū have inspired him, and God resurrects Shenron.

God informs Gokū that the Dragon Balls have been restored, however, Gokū needs to train with him. In three years time, Piccolo Junior will arrive at the Tenkaichi Budōkai to kill Son Gokū. God tells Gokū that it has to be him, as he and Mr. Popo have their reasons for not fighting Piccolo's reincarnation. As Gokū makes a restroom run, Mr. Popo informs God that if Piccolo dies, he, God, will die as well, due to them being one person. God acknowledges this, but admits he must take responsibilty. Unable to commit suicide as God, it has to be Gokū who kills Piccolo.

On Earth, Shenron informs Gokū's friends that Gokū is training with God, and asked the deity to revive him. He also mentions Gokū as training at the Palace of God for the next Tenkaichi Budōkai,and goes ahead to grant their wish, reviving all those killed by Piccolo Daimaō. As Muten Rōshi explains that Gokū is training with God, this motivates the others, and they begin their training for the upcoming Tenkaichi Budōkai.
Chapter 128

* KZB
* DCE
* Machine Gun Thrust

"**The World's Greatest Super Battle!!**" (天下一のスーパーバトル！！, *Tenka-Ichi no Sūpā Batoru!!*; *Viz* "Goku vs. Tenshinhan") is the one hundred twenty-eighth chapter of the *Dragon Ball* manga.

## Summary

Before the battle begins, Muten Rōshi sneaks back into the competitors wings, and urges Kuririn to play close attention to the match that unfolds. Tsuru Sennin states his confidence that Tenshinhan will win, as he has to win to avenge Taopaipai. The battle between the schools begin, and Gokū and Tenshinhan have a fierce exchange of blows. The two competitors seem relatively equal, but Tenshinhan's ability to fly, and use of the Dodonpa give him a slight advantage.

Gokū attempts his vanishing act once again, but Tenshinhan's three eyes allow him to perceive Gokū's location, like he had during Gokū and Kuririn's match, and he counterattacks. He attacks with a furious combo, slamming Gokū into the wall, and unleashing a flurry of blows that Muten Rōshi equates to machine gun fire. Dangling Gokū by the collar, Tenshinhan prepares to levy the final blow.
Chapter 171

* KZB
* DCE
* Fist Shockwave

"**Son Gokū's Marriage**" (孫悟空の結婚, *Son Gokū no Kekkon*; *Viz* "Goku Gets Married!") is the one hundred seventy-first chapter of the *Dragon Ball* manga.

## Summary

The mysterious woman engages Gokū in battle, angry that he forgot about meeting her. Gokū's friends don't recognize her either, however, it becomes obvious Gokū has met the girl before when she mentions that Gokū promised her something. Muten Rōshi notes that, not only is the mysterious young woman strong, her form and techniques resemble the Turtle School Style.

Gokū doesn't remember what he promised the mysterious woman, however, she drops the bombshell: Gokū promised to marry her, stunning everyone. Gokū has to ask Kuririn what "wife" means, and Yamcha and Kuririn explain that "wife" means Gokū wants to marry her, and that means spending the rest of his life with her. Gokū still doesn't remember her, and asks who she is, but she will only tell him if he wins. Oolong, however, does know who she is, as her speech patterns give it away.

Gokū punches the air with extreme force, releasing a blast of wind towards the girl from the sheer air pressure, resulting in a ring out as she is knocked from the ring. Piccolo notes that the technique is similar to the Demon way of fighting. As agreed, the mysterious girl reveals her name: Chi-Chi, Gyūmaō's daughter. Finally remembering who she is, and what he promised, Gokū agrees to marry Chi-Chi to make good on his promise, despite having thought marriage was a kind of food when he agreed to the promise. Walking off arm in arm with his new fiancé, Gokū warns Kuririn to be careful as he goes to face his opponent, Piccolo.
Angila

**Angila** (アンギラ, *Angira*) was a member of Slug's Demon Clan.

## Trivia

* **Angila'**s name derives from using the first two characters of the **Andromeda Nebula** (アンドロメダ星雲, *Andoromeda Seiun*), which is the name pun for each of Slug's henchmen.

## References

1. ↑ *Dragon Ball Daizenshū 7: Dragon Ball Large Encyclopedia*, page 54
2. ↑ *Shenron Times* Sixth Issue
Chapter 115

* KZB
* DCE
* Fist of the Eight Hands
* Mid-Air Stop

"**Surviving the Preliminaries, Part 2**" (予選サバイバルその２, *Yosen Sabaibaru Sono Ni*; *Viz* "King Chappa") is the one hundred fifteenth chapter of Part I of the *Dragon Ball* manga.

## Summary

As Gokū and King Chapa face off, Jackie Chun and Yamcha anticipate a difficult match for Gokū. However, the young boy manages to outpace the king, forcing Chapa to use his special technique. This fails as Gokū blocks all of the king's punches, trips the king, and jumps into the air. Gokū, unable to move freely in the air, falls down towards Chapa, only to momentarily stop himself in mid-air by expelling his breath like an explosive blast in order to kick and knock out the king. As the spectators are stunned and amazed, Gokū reveals he was holding back, shocking his fellow pupils and leading Chun to foresee a tough tournament even for himself.

After Chun knocks out his opponent, Yamcha anticipates an amazing tournament, but not after the students of the Turtle School and Jackie Chun advance to become part of the eight finalists. As the trio of Rōshi's pupils inform Bulma, Lunch, Oolong and Umigame of their victories, they wonder of Rōshi's whereabouts, only for the turtle hermit to reveal himself to be watching the fights in secret. As the Tenka-Ichi Budōkai begins, Lunch, using her aggressive side, manages to get a front-row seat for the Dragon Team from threatening others in the audience by shooting a pistol in the air.
Chapter 164

* KZB
* DCE
* God

"**God Appears**" (神様登場, *Kamisama Tōjō*; *Viz* "Enter God") is the one hundred sixty-fourth chapter of Part I of the *Dragon Ball* manga.

## Summary

Mr. Popo tells Gokū that he is weak mentally and physically, and got arrogant after defeating Piccolo. With this in mind, he instructs the boy to go home. Gokū, however, refuses, as he needs to meet God and revive his friends. Gokū resolves to use the place to train, and while Mr. Popo allows it, he believes it useless.

Gokū quickly notices he tires faster on the Palace of God, as the oxygen is scarce so high up. Mr. Popo notes that for Gokū, who makes so much more wasted movement, the effect is worse. Mr. Popo tells Gokū that, even on Earth, it is important to be a calm as the sky and as quick as lightning. Gokū notes this is difficult, but Mr. Popo shows it can be done by masking his *ki* entirely. Gokū cannot replicate this effect, and Mr. Popo demonstrates further by moving faster than Gokū can track. Mr. Popo also shows his ability to sense *ki* outstrips Gokū's by far. He admits God is even stronger than he is, though they could not fight Piccolo due to personal reasons.

Despite this gap in strength, Gokū doesn't let his resolve waver, and decides he will beat Mr. Popo. It is this unwavering determination that earns God's favor, and he agrees to meet with Gokū. However, when God steps out to reveal himself, he looks identical to Piccolo. In a rage, Gokū attacks, only to be easily deflected.

God explains that he and Piccolo were once a single entity, and a master of martial arts. This sing;e being once came to see the God that existed before him, and wanted to succeed the dying deity. However, God would not allow him to succeed him, as evil existed within in his heart. Through training, the evil was expelled, and it became "Piccolo". God says that he will grant Gokū's wish, if the latter will train with him in return. Gokū agrees, and God tells him he will reactivate the Dragon Balls.
Chapter 11 (Super)

**Vegeta Takes the Stage!!** (ベジータ登（とう）場（じょう）！！, *Bejīta Tōjō!!*; *Viz* "Vegeta's Turn!") is the eleventh chapter of the Dragon Ball Super manga, and of Part IV of the manga.

## Summary

Vegeta has demanded that Frost be reinstated so he can fight him. Piccolo withdraws so that Vegeta can take his place. The fight between Frost and Vegeta begins. Vegeta transforms into a Super Saiyan and easily overwhelms Frost with his strength and speed, leading to Frost's defeat.

The next 6th Universe fighter to battle is Magetta. The battle begins; Vegeta struggles against Magetta due to his highly resilient metal body, with physical attacks and uses a barrage of Kikōha having minimal affect on him. Magetta gets the upper hand and strikes Vegeta. Vegeta transforms into a Super Saiyan and attempts to pick up and throw Magetta out of the ring after Goku advises him. However, Magetta is far to heavy for Vegeta to lift up. Taking advantage, Magetta strikes Vegeta on the head.

Vegeta flies into the air to put distance between him and Magetta. Having an idea, Vegeta destroys the ring around Magetta with Kikōha to severely restrict Magetta's mobility. Magetta responds by firing his magma spit at Vegeta. Disgusted, Vegeta insults Magetta, causing Magetta to lose his balance and fall out onto part of the ring Vegeta destroyed.

Vegeta wins against Magetta by ring out. The next Sixth Universe fighter to face Vegeta is Cabba. Cabba and Vegeta prepare to face each other.
Chapter 150

* KZB
* DCE
* Shockwave

"**Even Karin-*sama* is Worried**" (カリン様もなやむ, *Karin-sama mo Nayamu*; *Viz* "Karin's Quandary") is the one hundred fiftieth chapter of the *Dragon Ball* manga.

## Summary

With the King's guard and pilot trembling in fear, Piccolo Daimaō kicks the blast shield off the aircraft declaring that the King of the World is a coward. When asked what he wanted, he said he's their new King, causing the bodyguard to open fire to no effect on Piccolo. Noticing the ignorance of the man, he grabs him by his head and drops him off the aircraft to his death. Asked again what he desired, the Demon King replied that he's the new King and he wanted the King to inform the world of this. Refusing to such, Piccolo counted on that and begins charging his Ki. With a wave of his hand, a bright flash of light and a thunderous shockwave shakes the aircraft; shortly afterwards, the King is horrified to see the city was erased, leaving nothing but a crater behind. Declaring that he could destroy the world if he wanted, the anthromorphic dog relents, giving way to a victorious cackle to the Demon King's success.

Having reached Karin's home, Yajirobe collapses to breathe heavily from the journey, much to Karin's amazement to have accomplished this with Gokū on his back. As the young martial artist tries to explain the situation to Karin he replies that he knows already and that he was able to tell what was going on from above. Despite his surprise, he asks him readily to be trained but is given a Senzu to heal him. Exasperated at the sight of what a Senzu was, Yajirobe flew into a rage as he grasps a giant jar of Senzu and eats a whole handful. Much to Gokū's dismay he becomes bloated and groans out loud as the young boy explains that any ordinary bean can fill a man for ten days.

Feeling rejuvenated from the bean's magic, Gokū again asks Karin to train him to which he replies much to the youngster's awareness that he was surpassed by the student in strength. Saying that Piccolo is unmatched in power and that no one could beat him, even adding that Rōshi was killed by him. About to fly in a rage at hearing this news, Karin narrowly stops him from leaving saying that him having no problem with dying could be helpful in trying a mysterious item called the Chōshinsui.
Center Capital

* ZZTV

**Center Capital** (中の都, *Chū no miyako*) it is the world's largest capital that is the capital of the world, where it contains the King's castle. The beautiful capital has many skyscrapers surrounding the capital. There are a lot of broadcasting stations such as NBS the television stand reported Piccolo Daimaō's destruction of the capital, and ZZTV that was attacked by Cell and revealed his challenge for the the world.
Bloody Smash

* Broli

The **Bloody Smash** is a combination attack Physical Martial Arts Technique used by Broli.

## Usage

While a target is airborne Broli presses his body to knock a target back onto the pavement and continuously stomps on his target.

## Trivia

* Although not named in the original movie it was named *Dragon Ball Z: Raging Blast*.
Birthing an Egg

* Birthing Cell Juniors
* Piccolo
* Saichōro

**Birthing an Egg** is the Nameccian asexual reproduction method, and a special characteristic of the Dragon Clan.

## Usage

This technique is unique to Dragon Clan Nameccians. Through Birthing an Egg, a Nameccian expels a large egg from their mouth, increasing the number of their offspring. As Nameccians are born without gender, any member of the Dragon Clan can have the capacity to use this technique. On planet Namek itself, only Saichōro, the Eldest Nameccian, was seen producing eggs, implying only the eldest living Dragon Clan member bears the children. Saichōro himself birthed over 100 children.

Piccolo Daimaō, when using this technique, warped the children into mutated Nameccians, creating a Demon Clan through his Birthing an Egg. He also showed the ability to create true Nameccian offspring, complete with his memories, to be called his child. In the latter case, however, Piccolo Daimaō used this as a method of reincarnation; he poured his remaining life energy into the egg he birthed, which also ensured God survived Piccolo's "death". When birthing an egg, Piccolo would chant "*Pokopen, pokopen, daare ga tsutsuita…*".

## Trivia

* Despite giving birth to them in the usual Nameccian way, Piccolo Daimaō's offsprings all look very different. He shows that he has ability to control what the offspring will look like before birthing it as he'll make Cymbal dragon-like since it will be his job to hunt for the Dragon Balls. However, it's unknown if this ability is of regular Nameccians, or if it's unique to Piccolo Daimaō due to his demonic nature.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 *Daizenshū 4*, pages 49-50
2. ↑ *Daizenshū 7*, pages 148
3. ↑ *Dragon Ball* chapter 182, page 7
4. ↑ *Dragon Ball* chapter 137, pp. 4
Chapter 131

* DCE

"**Tenshinhan, in Anguish!**" (天津飯、苦悩！, *Tenshinhan, Kunō!*; *Viz* "Tsuru-Sen'nin") is the one hundred thirty-first chapter of the *Dragon Ball* manga.

## Summary

Gokū, realizing something is wrong, calls Tenshinhan out on the latter's lack of honor. Muten Rōshi himself suspects foul play on the part of Tsuru Sennin. Gokū dares Tenshinhan to attempt the same stunt again, and the two make to clash again. Tsuru Sennin orders Chaoz to use his Paralysis Technique again, and he does, restricting Gokū's movements and allowing Tenshinhan another free shot. Nearly falling out of the ring, Gokū saves himself with a timely Kamehameha, propelling himself back into the arena. After knocking Gokū down yet again, after another intervention from Chaoz, even Tenshinhan begins to notice something is amiss.

Tenshinhan, noting it was Chaoz at work, demands his fellow student stop, directly defying Tsuru Sennin's orders. Tsuru Sennin is furious, and demands Tenshinhan kill Gokū; Tenshinhan, however, states he simply wants a fair match without any interference, and that he's realized he's not a killer. Tsuru Sennin decides to kill both Gokū and Tenshinhan, ordering Chaoz to freeze them both. Chaoz refuses, and Tsuru Sennin moves to kill him as well; Rōshi, however, orders Tenshinhan to move, and attacks Tsuru Sennin with a Kamehameha. The blast collides with Tsuru Sennin, sending him flying and saving Chaoz. With Tsuru Sennin gone, Rōshi urges Gokū and Tenshinhan to continue.

Tenshinhan tells Gokū that, now that he has abandoned his own master, he has no choice but to win the tournament. As they prepare to continue, Tenshinhan declares his next attack will decide the battle.
Capsule Spaceship

* Capsule Spaceship (Movie only)
* Round Spaceship
* *Two-Person Ship* (Manga only)
* Brief (inventor)
* Son Gokū
* Vegeta

The **Capsule Spaceship** is a vehicle invented by Dr. Brief, and manufactured by Capsule Corporation. It was originally Son Gokū's Round Spaceship.

## History

The Capsule Spaceship originated as the Round Spaceship that Gine and Bardock sent a young Kakarotto to Earth in. Decades later, Gokū had Dr. Brief use his Space Pod as a base to create the Capsule Spaceship, allowing him to fly to Namekku.

## Appearance

The Capsule Ship retains the general shape it had as a Round Spaceship — that of a spherical space-faring vehicle — but has been vastly increased in size, as well as remodeled. The ship itself is a brilliant marble, with a black stripe along its body and top. Emblazoned on the ship is "Capsule Corp.", and it has three windows on each side. In the front is a door, which lowers like a ramp when the ship is opened.

### Interior Design

The interior of the the ship is a stark white, though the flooring is red in the anime.

## Usage

Gokū's Capsule Spaceship was built to accomplish two purposes; transportation and training. Not only did it function as a spaceship — allowing Gokū to reach Namekku in six days — but it also possessed an Artificial Gravity Device. With this generator, Gokū could alter gravity from standard to 100gs with the press of a button, allowing him to train under intense gravity.

The lower level of the ship possessed a bathroom, kitchen, and bedroom; fully equipped with living quarters to make travel comfortable.

The ship travels through data input; pre-program the coordinates and then press a switch to activate the ship's thrusters. By Dr. Brief's own admission, the ship could take Gokū anywhere in space.

## Trivia

* The anime creates a plot hole in relation to Gokū's Round Spaceship and the Capsule Spaceship. As it was made using Gokū's ship as a base, in the anime, the ship should not exist at all; Piccolo destroyed Gokū's ship with the Makankōsappō in the anime, due to it emitting a full moon illusion that caused Gohan to go haywire. Brief mentions that it was "broken" in the anime, despite Gokū stating the entire reason Raditz's own ship couldn't be used was because it was also broken.

## Reference

1. ↑ Daizenshū 4, page 142
2. ↑ *Daizenshū 7*
3. ↑ *Dragon Ball Minus*, page 11
Chapter 135

* KZB
* DCE
* Mutaito
* Piccolo
* Tambourine
* Mafūba

"**Kuririn's Death — A Terrible Conspiracy**" (クリリンの死そして恐ろしき陰謀, *Kuririn no Shi Soshite Osoroshiki Inbō*; *Viz* "The Death of Kuririn") is the one hundred thirty-fifth chapter of Part I of the *Dragon Ball* manga.

## Summary

In fury at his best friend's death, Gokū swears revenge. Taking the Dragon Radar from Bulma, he boards Kintoun and flies away from the Tenkaichi Budōkai arena, in spite of Muten Rōshi's orders that he stay. Looking at the Radar, Gokū follows the moving Dragon Ball signal. Oolong found a piece of paper on the ground, and on it is "魔" (*Ma*; "devil") inscribed within a circle. Muten Rōshi recognizes the symbol immediately; it's the sign of Piccolo, the Great Demon King.

Muten Rōshi explains the origin of Piccolo, a horrible demon who reveled in death and destruction. Many years ago, his own teacher, Mutaito, developed a secret technique to seal Piccolo away in a ricer cooker. This technique was referred to as the Mafūba. Unfortunately, it came at the cost of Mutaito's life. Muten Rōshi doesn't understand how Piccolo could have escaped, as he threw the rice cooker to the bottom of the sea.

In the sky, an airship is flying. Inside the ship is the demon Piccolo himself, sitting on an ornate throne. His goal is to find the Dragon Balls, so that he can achieve eternal youth, allowing his evil to rule forever. Inside the ship with Piccolo are the Pilaf Gang, who are incidentally responsible for setting Piccolo free. Pilaf haggles for portions of the world with Piccolo, hoping to secure a spot as a ruler when Piccolo himself takes over; Piccolo agrees to consider Pilaf's proposal for a "third" of the world, before destroying the cooker he was trapped in. Piccolo declares his intention to kill all masters of martial arts.

Muten Rōshi and the others clue into Piccolo's intentions; due to fear of the Mafūba, he intends to kill every single person on the registration list. Just as they reach this revelation, Gokū manages to make contact with Kuririn's assassin.
List of /m/ Media Released by Pioneer and Geneon

The following is a list of /m/ media released by the now defunct company Pioneer LDC and its rebrand Geneon Entertainment Incorporated. Due to no information on order of acquiring licenses these lists will be presented in alphabetical order.

## Pioneer Brand

* *Beast Wars 2*
	+ *Beast Wars 2: The Movie*
* *Fight! Iczer 1*
* *Gatchaman*
	+ *Gatchaman 2*
* *Gunparade March*
* *Kishin Corps* (re-released under the Geneon rebrand)
* *Moldiver* (re-released under the Geneon rebrand)
* *Saber Rider and the Star Sheriffs* (heavily altered dub of *Star Musketeer Bismarck*)
* *Silent Mobius 2*
* *Super Space Machine X Bomber*
* *Super Dimension Cavalry Southern Cross*

## Geneon Brand

* *Akira*
* *Appleseed* 2004
* *Chobits* (includes the OVA episode and *Chibits*)
* *Cybuster*
* *Demon Lord Dante*
* *Ergo Proxy*
* *Gun X Sword*
* *Melody of Oblivion*
* *Mini Pato*
* *New Getter Robo*
* *Patlabor WXIII*
* *Sol Bianca: The Legacy*
* *Space Pirate Captain Harlock: Outside Legend The Endless Odyssey*
* *Starship Operators*
* *Stellvia of The Universe*
* *Tetsujin 28* 2004
* *Tetsujin 28 Live Action*
* *This Ugly Yet Beautiful World*
* *Trigun*
* *Vandread*
	+ *Vandread: The Second Stage*
* *Zoids: Chaotic Century*
	+ *Zoids: New Century Zero*
Chapter 116

* KZB
* DCE
* Man Wolf
* Panput

"**Manufactured Matchups**" (つくられた対戦表, *Tsukurareta Taisenhyō*; *Viz* "The Doctored Lottery") is the one hundred sixteenth chapter of the *Dragon Ball* manga.

## Summary

As the eight finalists await the lottery, Tenshinhan continues to chastise Kame-Sennin's students, leading Yamcha and Kulilin to confront Tenshinhan and Chaozu, respectively. After Tenshinhan orders Chaozu to stop the bickering, the announcer begins the lottery. Tenshinhan notices one of the contestants bearing a grudge against Jackie Chun, and subsequently, he instructs Chaozu to manipulate the lottery picks.

During the process of everyone receives their numbers, there is a lot of confrontation, such as Man Wolf becoming irate over being referred to as "Wolf Man," and being exhilarated at the chance to face Jackie Chun. Soon afterwards, the rest of the matchups end up being Tenshinhan versus Yamcha, Kulilin versus Chaozu, and Gokū versus Panput. After Tenshinhan further insults Kame-Sennin's students, he thanks Chaozu for setting up the fights.

Meanwhile, Bulma, Oolong and Pu'ar are frustrated with Kame-Sennin's disappearance after Lunch, oblivious to this, managed to get the Dragon Team a front row seat. The 22nd Tenka-Ichi Budōkai commences with Yamcha facing off versus Tenshinhan, and the animosity between the schools of Kame Sennin and Tsuru Sennin is palpable as the duel begins.
Chapter 109

* KZB
* DCE

"**The Pilaf Gang's Second Attempt**" (ピラフ一味の再挑戦, *Pirafu Ichimi no Saichōsen*; *Viz* "A Second Helping of Pilaf") is the one hundred ninth chapter of Part I of the *Dragon Ball* manga.

## Summary

After finding out the location of the Dragon Ball, Gokū flies off on Kintoun towards the car that Baba told him it was in. Driving the car is revealed to be none other than Pilaf, along with Shū and Mai. Pilaf is surely confident he'll get his wish, despite having no idea what he intends to do once he rules the world. Goku catches up to them, landing on the car and demanding their Dragon Ball. Upon remembering each other, Mai nearly crashes the car.

Gokū recognizes the group as the ones who tried to kill them; Mai notes that it is a bad thing that Gokū came searching for them. Pilaf, on the other hand, thinks it is to their advantage, and they can just grab his tail to exploit his weakness. Pilaf challenges Gokū to a duel, and if Gokū wins, he'll give up his Dragon Ball. If Pilaf wins, Gokū will surrender his six instead. Gokū agrees, and Mai, Pilaf, and Shū throw Hoi Poi Capsules, releasing three mecha suits to fight Gokū in.

Despite their intimidating appearance, Gokū wasn't frightened, and easily dispatched Pilaf's mecha suit.
Chapter 153

* KZB
* DCE
* Drum

"**Tenshinhan's Determination!!**" (天津飯の決意!!, *Tenshinhan no Ketsui!!*; *Viz* "Tenshinhan's Decision!!") is the one hundred fifty-third chapter of Part I of the *Dragon Ball* manga.

## Summary

Despite their new-found freedoms, Piccolo informs the Earthlings that it will come with a price. There are 43 sectors of the planet, and thus, every May 9th, the day of Piccolo's coronation, he intends to destroy one of the sectors by drawing one of 43 papers from an urn. As an enraged Tenshinhan rushes to Piccolo, the Great Demon King draws the number 29 — the number that corresponds to the Western Capital. In a panic, Bulma urges Tenshinhan to defeat Piccolo, and he readily agrees, but not before informing them that he will truly die when he uses the Mafūba, as Piccolo destroyed Shenron. Arriving at the castle shortly, Tenshinhan challenges Piccolo.

Meanwhile, Gokū is racing towards the castle on Kintoun, desperately trying to make it.

Piccolo descends to the ground, and tells Tenshinhan to come down and meet him. With confidence, Tenshinhan grabs the rice cooker, only to see that the side is cracked open; during training, he broke the cooker. However, Tenshinhan believes he won't need the Mafūba to secure a victory, and descends to meet Piccolo as well. Deciding against dirtying his hands in a battle with Tenshinhan, Piccolo spits out an egg, and from the egg hatches a demon Piccolo calls Drum. Tenshinhan, however, still believes he'll dispatch the newborn demon easily.
Chapter 142

* KZB
* DCE

"**Piccolo Daimaō Descends!!**" (ピッコロ大魔王降り立つ!!, *Pikkoro Daimaō Oritatsu!!*; *Viz* "Piccolo Descends!"; Literally meaning "Piccolo the Great Demon King Descends!!") is the one hundred forty-second chapter of Part I of the *Dragon Ball* manga.

## Summary

Piccolo Daimaō declares his vengeance against his children's killer just before being aware of Pilaf's distress. The would-be conqueror points out that four signals popped up and are heading towards the same place they are. Deducing there are Dragon Ball hunters besides them, he asks what Piccolo wants to do.

Heading at a fast pace elsewhere, the Dragon Team heads towards another signal with Tenshinhan at the helm and Kame-Sennin as a passenger. With the latter thankful that Piccolo hasn't noticed them yet, the prior suggests Kuririn's killer could be in possession of the ball they're looking for. Saying they may have to fight Piccolo, Tenshinhan makes no secret of wanting to kill him on his own to which Kame-Sennin adamantly says only Shenron can do such a thing. When he mentions the Demon Sealing Wave, Kame-Sennin chastises him once more, saying that is a reckless strategy that shouldn't be used. Tenshinhan verbally agrees while inwardly believing the old man knows the secret of the technique himself.

Piccolo finally answers Pilaf, telling him that they'll never get his ball saying it is his. Allowing the Dragon Ball hunters to continue gathering the relics, he says it'll save them the trouble while he can collect on his vengeance with his spawns' slayer.

Gokū checks on his Dragon Radar, Yajirobe idly makes a deal that if he brings another monster for him to kill he'll trade him his Dragon Ball. Realizing that a new signal was right over their heads, Gokū sees Pilaf's airship, much to Yajirobe's surprise. Yajirobe and Gokū hear Mai's announcement to Piccolo that they've arrived only for Shū to point out she hit the outside speaker by mistake. Informing the Demon King properly they've arrived, Gokū realizes that Piccolo's come to pay them a visit. When Yajirobe realizes from what story Piccolo is mentioned, he rushes in a panic to hand Gokū his Dragon Ball before running to the hills.

When Pilaf spots the killer he recognizes him as the one who stole Dragon Balls from them to which Piccolo makes the assumption he killed both Cymbal and Tambourine. Saying that they've been bested by a rat, he infuriatedly descends with the notion he misplaced faith in their power. Landing before Gokū, he notices that he has the Dragon Ball and says he's strong to have killed his spawn. Gokū on the other hand declares he's responsible for killing his friend and taking the Dragon Ball to which he admits vaguely. As Yajirobe hides and notices it really is Piccolo Daimaō, Gokū attacks the Demon King head-on.
Chapter 174

* KZB
* DCE

"**Yamcha versus Shen**" (ヤムチャ対シェン, *Yamucha Tai Shen*; *Viz* "Yamcha vs. Shen") is the one hundred seventy-fourth chapter of the *Dragon Ball* manga.

## Summary

The next match is Yamcha vs Shen, an elderly gentlemen who many people doubt can actually fight. While the others are confident Yamcha will with, both Yajirobe and Gokū are suspicious. As the fight commences, Shen manages to trip, landing a blow on Yamcha, and ducking to avoid a blow, pulling up in time to slam his head into Yamcha's groin. These repeated accidents embarrass Yamcha, but entertain the crowd.

Shen eventually drops the façade, telling Yamcha he will fight seriously. True to this, he lands a quick and crushing blow against Yamcha. Shen lectures Yamcha on judging him by his appearance, as this was the mistake he made, and is only lecturing Yamcha because the man has a lot of talent. Yamcha apologizes for his mistakes, but as he doesn't like Shen's attitude, claims he will win. Shen, however, states that it is he who must win, and continues to treat the battle like a training session.
Breath

* Deflecting Transfiguration Beam with Breath
* Exhaling His Breath to Send People Flying (Anime only)
* Mid-Air Stop
* Majin Boo
* Akina (Video game only)

**Breath** is a powerful special attack of Majin Boo.

## Usage

Majin Boo's Breath attack is a powerful, unique technique used by Boo. Inhaling as much air as he can, Boo then exhales an intense wind. This gust has enough destructive power to destroy even an entire city without leaving a trace behind.

## Trivia

* Despite not being listed as *ki* manipulation within the databooks, and involving no *ki* at all, some video games, such as *Dragon Ball XenoVerse*, explicitly state the technique as using *ki*.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 *Daizenshū 7*, page 156
2. ↑ *Chōzenshū 4*, page 169
3. ↑ *Dragon Ball FighterZ*