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Lavender

* Bergamo (older brother)
* Basil (younger brother)
* Afterimage Fist (Manga only)
* Air Dance Technique (Anime only)
* Continuous Kikōha (Anime only)
* *Continuous Poison Bullets* (Anime only)
* Dangers' Triangle (Anime only)
* Kikōha (Anime only)
* *Poison Bullet* (Anime only)
* *Miasma Breath* (Anime only)
* Poison Blow (Anime only)

**Lavenda** (ラベンダ, *Rabenda*; *English TV* "Lavender") is part of the Trio de Dangers from the 9th Universe.

## Appearance

Lavender was an antromorphic brown-furred canine-based organism that exist in the 11th Universe, whose physiological structure resembles that of a coyote. Opposed to his siblings, Lavender is the shortest of the fray. Lavender is distinguish through having an extremely, abnormal forward curvature on the upper back area, and elongated arms akin, to that of human arms. Additionally, the body of Lavender is physically fit enough to where his muscles bulge from his fur. Lavender has a white-colored muzzle that spans from the middle of the face, to the upper chest. Lavender's apparel consists of; green denim jeans with suspenders latched onto them.

## Abilities

Lavender is one of the 9th Universe's strongest warriors, as illustrated in his ability to overwhelm some of the strongest warriors throughout the universes, such as; the 7th Universe's Son Gohan. His power was capable enough, to be selected in two representative teams that represent the strongest of Lavenda's respective universe by its gods to partake in the Zen Exhibition Match and the Tournament of Power.
The energy of Lavender cannot be detected through ordinary methods, as his energy was noted to be undetectable. Additionally the warrior possesses the capability to fully utilize poison from the body.

### Poison

Lavender through some unexplained method is able to suffuse, and release poison from his mouth in form of a miasma to surround Lavenda's hands to increase their damaging power. The enhancement of adding poisons to his strikes, to form techniques such as the Poison Blow in order to continue to spread the poison, whilst physically damaging them simultaneously.

## Part IV

### Universe Survival Arc

Lavender and his brothers were selected to participate in the Tournament of Power. After arriving at Zen'ō's Palace with Rо̄ and Sidra, the brothers meet their upcoming competition from the 7th Universe. Upon arriving at the fighting ring, Lavender watches Basil's fight against Majin Boo, and afterwards faces Son Gohan. Despite managing to blind Gohan with poison during their fight, Lavender is eventually defeated by the Saiyan, but in the process the poison cripples Gohan to the point he collapses, resulting in their match being a tie.

## Trivia

* Lavender's name is a pun on lavender (ラベンダー, *rabendā*), a culinary herb.

## References

1. ↑ Dragon Ball Super Character List
2. ↑ *Dragon Ball Super* episode 79
3. ↑ *Dragon Ball Super* episode 80
List of Dragon Ball episodes

The list of authors can be seen in the **page history** there.

*Main article: List of Animated Media*
*Dragon Ball* is the anime adaptation of the first half of the *Dragon Ball* series.
Below is a list of episodes that comprise the *Dragon Ball* anime series.

## Sagas

The "sagas" that comprise the following list correspond to the sets released by FUNimation in 2003. The anime sagas are as follows:

* Emperor Pilaf Saga — episodes 1-13
* Tournament Saga — episodes 14-28
* Red Ribbon Army Saga — episodes 29-45
* General Blue Saga — episodes 46-57
* Commander Red Saga — episodes 58-68
* Fortuneteller Baba Saga — episodes 69-82
* Tien Shinhan Saga — episodes 83-101
* King Piccolo Saga — episodes 102-122
* Piccolo Jr. Saga — episodes 123-153

## Movies

* *Dragon Ball: The Legend of Shenron*
* *Dragon Ball: The Sleeping Princess in the Devil's Castle*
* *Dragon Ball: A Mystical Great Adventure*
* *Dragon Ball: The Path to Ultimate Strength*
List of Volumes/Digest Edition

## Digest Edition

To celebrate the 30th anniversary of the series, Shueisha began re-releasing the manga to allow the reader to "enjoy Dragon Ball the same way as when it was serialized in *Jump*", known as ***Dragon Ball Digest Edition — Super Gokū Legend*** (ドラゴンボール 総集編 超悟空伝, *Doragon Bōru Sōshūhen Chō Gokū-den*). Therefore, they will be the same size as the original *Weekly Shōnen Jump* serialization, and feature exclusive large foldout posters, original color pages and titles, promotional slogans, text, and logos, and next issue previews at the end of each chapter. They also contain far more pages than standard *tankōbon* or *kanzenban* releases, and thus feature more chapters in fewer volumes.
Kame House

* Lunch
* Kuririn
* Marron
* No. 18
* Son Gokū
* Umigame

**Kame House** (カメ ハウス; Literally meaning "Turtle House") is the house located on a small island in the middle of the ocean on the southeastern of the Earth, owned by Muten Rōshi. For the majority of Part I of the *Dragon Ball* series, as well as early in Part II, the home was used by the Dragon Team as a base of operations, before being replaced by the Castle of God during the Androids and Cell Arc.

## Overview

The house is a small, dark blue house (light pink in the anime) with "KAME HOUSE" emblazoned on the front. The house is constructed from wood, with wooden steps leading up to the screen door. Surrounding the home is the small island on which Muten Rōshi lives; a lawn chair, umbrella, and table are kept directly outside, as well as several palm trees.

## References

1. ↑ *Daizenshū 4*, page 90
2. ↑ *Daizenshū 7*, page 227
3. ↑ *Dragon Ball* chapter 233, pp. 1
Long Horn Hell

* Freeza

The **Long Horn Hell** is a Physical Martial Arts Technique utilized by Freeza.

## Usage

In his first transformed state, Freeza uses the extensive horns on his head to drive them through an individual, impaling them. This creates a gaping wound that simply will kill through blood loss. Freeza in the anime added insult to injury by continuously shaking Kulilin once impaled.

## Trivia

* Although not named in the anime and manga it was named in the *Dragon Ball Extreme Butoden*.

## References

1. ↑ *Dragon Ball* chapter 297, pages 1-4
Kienzan Triple Blade

* Kienzan Hexa Blade
* Kulilin (Inventor)
* Son Gokū

The **Kienzan Triple Blade** is a quantitative-enhancement of the Kienzan, invented by Kulilin.

## Usage

Kulilin forms a single Life Circle Cut, and throws it, causing it to split into multiple blades, Each blade naturally possesses the cutting strength of the Kienzan, and though it grazed the target, and nicked Jiumu's wing.
Kiai

* Kiai Extinguisher
* Kiai Eyes
* Kiai Cannon
* Roar
* Freeza (Movie only)
* Oob

**Kiai** is a Ki Manipulation Technique which produces a powerful scream to strike the opponent.

## Usage

Letting out a powerful yell, the user releases a powerful wave of *ki* from their entire body. It takes the form of a shockwave which attacks the opponent.

## Trivia

* Interestingly the character for "気," is known as **Qi** or **Ch'i** that refers to the breath, air or spiritual energy of an individual's life force. The character for ai (合) is a combination of characters, the top part (亼) meaning “gather or collect,” and the bottom part (口) meaning, “mouth.”

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 *Daizenshū 7*, page 132
2. ↑ *Chōzenshū 4*, page 143
Kamekameha

* Son Goten

**Kamekameha** is a Ki Manipulation Technique, and a weaker variation of the Kamehameha, that Son Goten used during the 25th Tenka-Ichi Budōkai.

## Usage

The "Kamekameha" is a technique utilized by Son Goten. It is fundamentally the same as the original Kamehameha, however, he was unable to pronounce the name correctly. Due to his lack of skill in controlling *ki*, the initial blast was also unable to be guided, and wound up destroying part of the Tenka-Ichi Budōkai temple.

## Trivia

* In the games, Goten will often mispronounce the Kamehameha, thus utilizing this "technique".
* Despite being the same technique as the Kamehameha, the *Daizenshū* lists the Kamekameha as its own separate technique.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 *Daizenshū 2*, page 215
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 *Daizenshū 7*, page 130
Littian

**Littians** are an extraterrestrial race of beings that exist within the 7th Universe.

## Overview

Their Fighting Jackets were given to Kulilin and Son Gohan in preparation for the battle against Freeza. They are defined as a Small, bird-like aliens that served under Freeza. When Gokū defeated Freeza and was on his way back to Earth from Planet Namekku, they were destroyed by Vegeta.

## Trivia

* The Littians were only referred to in the original manga.
Kaiō

**Kaiō** (界（かい）王（おう）; *FUNimation* "Kai", *Viz* "Lord of the Worlds"; Literally meaning "Boundary King") are members of the Shinling race that assist the Kaiōshin in overseeing the universe. Functionally, they work similarly to the Kaiōshin.

## Overview

The Shinling who become Kaiō are born from the "ordinary fruit" (ふっぅの果, *futsū no ka*) of the World Tree on the planet Kaishin. Occasionally, there are delinquent Shinling born with evil hearts, and they would become the Makaiō.

They are genderless and have extraordinarily long lifespans. Those born of an ordinary fruit can live upwards of 75,000 years. In their homeworld, they live leisurely lives, studying various things at a school-like castle. When a Kaiō passes away, they choose among them by lottery who will take over that Kaiō's place and become the new Kaiō.

Unlike the Kaiōshin, the Kaiō appear to be personally involved in their quadrant of the universe, as Kaiō of the North of the Seventh Universe was extremely active during the events on Earth and Namek.

## List of Kaiō

### 7th Universe

*Main articles: North Kaiō, East Kaiō, South Kaiō, and West Kaiō*
There are five Kaiō — four to rule over the cardinal galaxies and a fifth, the Grand Kaiō, to rule over the individual Kaiō.

### 10th Universe

*Main article: Zamasu (disambiguation)*
Zamasu was the former North Kaiō of the 10th Universe. When Zamasu was selected to become a Kaiōshin apprentice, another Shinling succeeded the position.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 *Dragon Ball Super Exciting Guide: Character Volume*
2. ↑ *Dragon Ball Z* episode 195
3. ↑ *Dragon Ball Super* chapter 19, page 18
List of Dragon Ball video games

The *Dragon Ball* video game series are based on the manga and anime series of the same name created by Akira Toriyama. The games are most prominently from the Fighting game genre. Over the decades the franchise has produced numerous installments acros many platforms ranging from Home Consoles, Handhelds, Arcades to Computers.

The following is a list of all *Dragon Ball* video games that have been released.

## 1980s

* *Dragon Ball: Dragon Daihikyō* (September 27, 1986 in Japan)
* *Dragon Ball: Mystery of Shenron* (November 27, 1986 in Japan)
* *Dragon Ball: Daimaō Resurrection* (August 12, 1988 in Japan)
* *Dragon Ball 3: Gokū Legend*

## 2000s

* *Dragon Ball Z The Legacy of Goku* (May 14, 2002 in America)
* *Dragon Ball Z Budokai* (November 2, 2002 in America)
* *Dragon Ball Z The Legacy of Goku II* (June 17, 2003 in America)
* *Dragon Ball Z Budokai 2* (December 4, 2003 in America)
* *Dragon Ball Z: Buu's Fury* (September 14, 2004 in America)
* *Dragon Ball GT Transformation* (August 9, 2005 in America)

## 2010s

* *Dragon Ball Heroes* (November 11, 2010 in Japan)
* *Dragon Ball: Raging Blast* (November 9, 2009 in Japan)
* *Dragon Ball: Raging Blast 2* (November 2,2010 in America)
* *Dragon Ball: Ultimate Blast* (October 25, 2011 in America)
* *Dragon Ball XenoVerse* (February 5, 2015 in Japan)
* *Dragon Ball Fusions* (August 4, 2016 in Japan)
* *Dragon Ball XenoVerse 2* (October 25, 2016 in America)
* *Dragon Ball FighterZ*
Lazuli (Future)

* Lapis (Twin Brother)
* Continuous Kikōha
* Flight
* Kikōha
* Kikōha from the Fingertips

**Lazuli** (ラズリ, *Razuri*), designated as **No. 18** (１８号, *Jūhachi-Gō*; *FUNimation* "Android 18") by Dr. Gero, is a Human-turned-Android, appears in Trunks's alternate timeline. Like his brother, she was more cruel than her main counterpart, and did nothing more than destroying and killing.

## Background

Lazuli, along with her twin brother, Lapis, were born the same as regular Earthlings. However, a chance encounter with the mad scientist Gero. who was looking for material for his experiments, resulted in the twins being transformed into Androids. Both of them were fitted with cybernetic enhancements, which granted them unique abilities and a form of immortality.[*citation needed*] At some point prior to the second half of the *Dragon Ball* series, the twins were deactivated and placed in stasis, as Gero could not control them properly.

## Personality

Lazuli is very cruel, wreaking havok as Lapis does. She has no regard for authority, after she and Lapis cut in line at a theme park, she replied "rules, who needs them". When Trunks asks about their chaotic behavior, she retorts that the sight of human's makes them angry, and admits their contempt for them as well.

When ouclassed, Lazuli resorts to dirty fighting tactics, by having her brother assist her in their fight against a powered up Trunks. She seems to care about Lapis, looking out for him during battle. Like her main counterpart, she has a sarcastic wit and loves shopping, even going so far as to spare the store clerks life, after liking the outfits, she also fancies the men she thought were cute. She can be moody at times, such as destroying buildings to vent out her frustrations, or when Trunks used his sword to cut a small piece of her hair (much to her irritation).

## Appearance

Lazuli is considered as a "lovely-girl-type" at first sight. She has straight blonde hair and narrow blue eyes. She always wears some jewelry.

## Abilities

Though less powerful than her main timeline counterpart, she is still strong enough to fight on par with a Super Saiyan, casually dodging Trunks sword strikes. With her and Lapis' combined might, they were able to easily overwhelm the Dragon Team and Son Gohan as a SSJ. Trunks (before entering the Door of Spirit and Time) admits to barely being able to contend with her or her brother.

## Legacy

Due to their responsibility for the world's apocalyptic state, that it had shaped Trunks, Son Gohan, and Bulma's character. Their overwhelming power caused Bulma to construct time machine to travel back to the past and rewrite the future.

Their deaths by Trunks not only restored the peace in that timeline, but had also advert Cell's chance to reach his perfect form.

## Trivia

* The name "Lazuli" was taken from *lapis lazuli*, a precious stone with an intense color.
* During her fight with Trunks, she admits that her hair doesn't grow back.
* Along with Violet and Husky, she is one of the three Dragon Ball female villains who lacks of redeem qualities.

## References

1. ↑ Akira Toriyama-sensei is answering!! Androids & Cell Arc, Part 6
Kikōha from the Mouth

* Angry Force (Movie only)
* Botamo Beam
* Reacoom Eraser Gun
* *Heat Wave*
* Hell Gate (Movie only)
* *Turning Mouth Kikōha* (Anime only)
* Briand de Chateau (Anime only)
* Broly
* Botamo
* Cell
* Dodoria
* Gotenks
* Janenba (Movie only)
* Majin Boo
* Majin Boo (Evil)
* Nappa
* Piccolo
* Piccolo Daimaō
* Pilina (Anime only)
* Son Gohan
* Son Gokū (Anime only)
* Slug
* Tambourine
* *Moginan Leader* (Anime only)
* Gogeta (Game only)
* Boo (Game only)

The **Kikōha from the Mouth** is a variation of the Kikōha where the user purges energy orally in form of a energy beam to attack a target.

## Usage

In contrast to other variations of the Ki Manipulation Wave this version, more often releases a cumbersome amounts of energy, enough to even cause a brief moment before releasing the Ki Manipulation Wave through a wide-opened mouth — in shape of large beam that can possess; combustive and piercing properties, against a target. Due to the quick-time release of the beam the reactionary speed is better to be immediate due to volatile nature of technique. The power of the Kikōha — like all Kikōha, it depends on the amount of energy the user uses. In regards to the series it has been showed to be able to wipeout large archipelagos, when utilized by the Saiyan race while transformed, it has been used to level civilizations and cities.

## Trivia

* This technique bares similar distinguishing features from Godzilla's Atomic Breath.
* In the series, this technique is often associated with Nameccians, being introduced by a Nameccian, and having the most Nameccian users for a non-racial technique.
* Depending on the series, the Kikōha from the Mouth is typically shown being expelled from the mouth, however, in *Dragon Ball Super*, has also been shown expelling from in front of the mouth.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 *Daizenshū 7*, page 133
2. ↑ *Dragon Ball Budokai Tenkaichi* series
3. ↑ *Dragon Ball Z: Extreme Butōden*
4. ↑ *Dragon Ball XenoVerse 2*
5. ↑ *Dragon Ball Z Budokai 3*
Koora's Armored Squad

* Doore
* Naise
* Fighting Jacket
* Scouter

The **Koora's Armored Squad** (クウラ機甲戦隊, *Kūra Kikō Sentai*) was an elite group of soldiers in Freeza's Army. They were employed by Coola, the brother of Freeza, and are analogous to the Ginew Special Corps.

## Organization

There was no known organization within Coola Armored Squad, save for the fact Thouser seemed to hold some form of superiority over Naise and Doore. Regardless of leadership, Coola's Armored Squad was unquestionably loyal to Coola.
Kaiōken God Kamehameha

* Kaiōken Kamehameha
* Ten-Fold Kaiōken God Kamehameha
* Twenty-Fold Kaiōken Kamehameha
* Son Gokū

This technique combines the God Kamehameha with the Super Saiyan Blue Kaiōken fighting technique, and is used by Son Gokū. Gokū first used it against Bergamo, and it was matched by the warrior's Wolfgang Penetrator, before Gokū added more *ki* to the blast and overwhelmed Bergamo, leaving him in a weakened state.

## Trivia

* Gokū can use this technique in *Dragon Ball XenoVerse 2* by combining the Super Kamehameha with the Super Saiyan Blue Kaiōken.
Ki Search Technique

* Teleportation
* Scouter On
* Broly (Movie only)
* Gokū Black
* Popo
* Son Gohan
* Son Gokū
* Son Goten
* Tenshinhan
* Trunks
* Trunks
* Vegeta
* Yajirobe
* Yamcha
* No. 21 (Game only)
* Future Warrior (Game only)
* Shallot (Game only)

The **Ki Search Technique** is an ability to search for an organism's life-force through their own mind, feel for the *ki* and life force of another target.

## Usage

The ability itself is a valuable skill, as it allows for a user to detect the presence and battle power of others without the use of devices such as Scouters. Despite being seemingly rare throughout the universe — as many members of Freeza's Army use Scouters, and the Dragon Team had to learn how to sense *ki* later throughout the series — it is by no means a difficult skill to learn. Fighters such as Vegeta, Gokū Black, and the evil Majin Boo learned how to sense *ki* during their time on Earth with relative ease but with no explanation. As a child, Son Gokū possessed a rudimentary level of skill with this ability far before he unlocked the full use of his *ki*.

Despite its uses, and being generally more reliable than a device that can also read *ki*, the ability to sense *ki* is not infallible. Small *ki* are relatively difficult to find through *ki* sensing, and too many *ki* signals can mask the one the user is trying to find. However, small *ki* can be found more successfully when the person in question is in battle. Furthermore, inorganic individuals such as Androids have no *ki* which can be felt, giving them near perfect stealth. As the Dragon Team has become so reliant on feeling for *ki*, using their eyes to find enemies is a skill they have more or less lost.

## In Other Media

### In Video Games

In *Dragon Ball Legends*, the *Ki Search Technique* is given a description: Son Gohan states that to use the technique, one must focus and then sweep their surroundings as if they can see with the entirety of their body.

## References

1. ↑ *Dragon Ball* chapter 152, page 9
2. ↑ *Dragon Ball Super* episode 48
3. ↑ *Dragon Ball* chapter 5, pp. 1
4. ↑ *Dragon Ball* chapter 469, page 9
5. ↑ *Dragon Ball Super* episode 57
6. ↑ *Dragon Ball* chapter 424, page 12
7. ↑ *Dragon Ball* chapter 345, page 12
Legacy of Goku (series)

The **Legacy of Goku** was a series of RPG video games that were released on the Gameboy Advance. The story is centered around the TV series with an original re-telling of the story. They are listed below in chronological order:

1. Dragon Ball Z The Legacy of Goku
2. Dragon Ball Z The Legacy of Goku II
3. Dragon Ball Z Buu's Fury
Ipana

* Berry (Son)
* *Healing Liquid*

**Ipana** (イパナ) was an ancient inhabitant of planet Plant and the father of Berry.

## Trivia

* Like his son, Ipana has name puns from a plant, in this case, the pineapple plant (パイナップル, *painappuru*), adapts three characters with the first two swapped.
	+ Akin to that, his head reflects the name pun, shaped like the fruit his name pun plant bears.
Kuma

* Azure Dragon Sword

**Kuma** (クマ) is a bandit in the Mount Paozu area that was defeated by Son Gokū.

## Dragon Ball

### Hunt for the Dragon Balls Arc

During Son Gokū's newfound adventure to take Umigame back to the sea they entered the territory of Bear, who spotted the group with the use of his telescope. As they inched closer Bear stops them from continuing their journey and confronts the group. He asks them to hand over the turtle so he can devour it and threatens them by placing his Azure Dragon Sword towards them. He is taunted by Gokū and recommends to hand over the turtle and he might let him escape, showing the blade of his sword.

Gokū challenges him to a fight, angering his attempt to slice him with his large sword. Bear notices the boy jumping over him and compliments Gokū's speed. Bear then attempts to slice him again-to his surprise Gokū was standing on his sword, shortly jumping on the edge of his nose, then being struck in the face by his Jan Ken in the middle of his eyes defeating him.

## References

1. ↑ *Daizenshū 5*, page 139
2. ↑ *Dragon Ball* chapter 3, page 8-12
Legendary Super Saiyan 3

* Super Saiyan 3
* Broly

**Legendary Super Saiyan 3** (伝説の超サイヤ人３スリー, *Densetsu no Sūpā Saiya-jin Surī*) is the Super Saiyan 3 transformation of the Legendary Saiyan line. It has so far only appeared in video game titles, where it was achieved and used by Broly.

However, in *Dragon Ball Super*, Kale has expressed an interest in learning to become a Super Saiyan 3, hinting that it is indeed possible to transform beyond the Super Saiyan 2 of the Legendary Saiyan line.

## Notes and references

1. ↑ *Dragon Ball Fusions*
2. ↑ *Dragon Ball Super* episode 131
Karin

* Distant View Technique
* Mind Reading
* Zanzōken
* Senzu

**Karin** (カリン; *FUNimation* "Korin") is a talking cat, over 800 years old, that lives atop Karin Tower, located in the Sacred Land of Karin. He serves with the current God of Earth, and is a martial arts master who has trained both Muten Rōshi and Son Gokū on separate occasions.

Due to the vast power differences between the characters as the series went on, Karin eventually simply became the supplier of Senzu to the Dragon Team.

## In Trunks' Timeline

In the future timeline, Karin perished in the Androids' assault. In his last moments, **Karin** gave Yajirobe the final remaining Senzu, saving the samurai at the cost of his own life.

## In Other Media

### Dragon Ball Side-Story: The Case of Being Reincarnated as Yamcha

Yamcha, in his bid to become the strongest Earthling, would later seek out Karin for his training. He later returned to consume the Chōshinsui. Both opportunities of training with Karin raised Yamcha's combat strength.

## Creation and Conception

Karin's name is derived from "karintō" (かりん糖), a fried Japanese snack. “Tower” in Japanese is "tō" (塔).Karin Tower is "Karin Tō" (カリン塔), a homonym for the candy. Karin is named after his tower.

## References

1. ↑ *Dragon Ball Adventure Special*, page 42
2. ↑ *Akira Toriyama: The Anime Special*, page 95-199
3. ↑ *Daizenshū 3*, page 135
4. ↑ *Daizenshū 4*, page 52
5. ↑ *Dragon Ball* chapter 90, page 14
6. ↑ *Dragon Ball Super* episode 56
7. ↑ *Dragon Ball Side-Story: The Case of Being Reincarnated as Yamcha — Part 2*, page 3
8. ↑ *Dragon Ball Forever*.
Killing Blow

* Fist Shockwave
* Hit

The **Killing Blow** is a Physical Martial Arts Technique used by the assassin, Hit.

## Usage

To use this technique, Hit releases a punch in the direction of his opponent, referring to it as a 'single strike from the front. He releases a powerful, thin shockwave from his fist with the force of the strike. This shockwave is fast, striking almost instantaneously and killing just as quickly, piercing the heart and killing the target in a matter of seconds.

## Trivia

* This technique is most likely where Hit gained his moniker, Hit the Infallible (百（ひゃっ）発（ぱつ）百（ひゃく）中（ちゅう）のヒット, *Hyappatsu-Hyakuchū no Hitto*), as 'Hyappatsu-Hyakuchū' can also refer to "alway's hitting the bullseye".
* Although not named in the anime, it was named in *Dragon Ball FighterZ*.
Kaishin

**Kaishin** (界芯星, *Kaishinsei*; Literally meaning "World Core Planet") is the homeworld of the Shinling race. Specifically, it is where the Kaiō are born and raised. On this planet, the World Tree is located, which grows fruit that become Kaiō or Kaiōshin, depending on the type. It is essentially a gigantic version of the Kaiō of the North's Planet, and the population is 80 at all times.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 *Dragon Ball Super Exciting Guide: Character Volume*
2. ↑ *Dragon Ball Super Exciting Guide: Character Volume*
3. ↑ The Truth About the “Dragon Ball” Manga
Kaiōshin Realm (10th Universe)

This **Kaiōshin Realm** (界（かい）王（おう）神（しん）界（かい）, *Kaiōshin Kai*) is the dimension that the Kaiōshin of the 10th Universe resides. Unlike other universe's, this realm contains a temple for its Kaiōshin, and a yellow sky.

## See also

* Kaiōshin Realm (6th Universe)
* Kaiōshin Realm (7th Universe)
* Kaiōshin Realm (11th Universe)
King Chapa

**King Chapa** (チャパ王, *Chapa-Ō*) is a champion Martial Artist who won a Tenka-Ichi Budōkai, subsequently competed in the 21st Tenka-Ichi Budōkai.

## Appearance

King Chapa appears as a muscular man with dark skin, a large afro, along with a moustache and beard. He wears a yellow *gi*, which covers only his right side, leaving his left side bare to the world. The top of tied with a blue sash, and extends from his waist to his legs. He also wears matching *gi* bottoms, and otherwise goes barefoot.

## Trivia

* Toyotarō drew an image of King Chapa as he believed he would be during the events of *Dragon Ball Super*. By Toyotarō's own assumption, Chapa would have been the one who trained Oob until he turned ten years old.

## References

1. ↑ 【Special Project】 Tomotaro drew it! ! 【February 2018】.
Kanassan

* Tōro

The **Kanassans** are an extinct race in the 7th Universe. They were rendered extinct by the Strongest Saiyan Team, and their planet taken for the Freeza Army.

## History

The Kanassans were a race of warriors, who were invaded by the Strongest Saiyan Team. The Kanassans possessed an ability to see into the future, and were fully prepared to battle against the invaders, because of this they were invaded under a full moon, in where a team of Bardock invaded under their Great Monkey Transformation. The Kanasssans fought back valiantly but were ultimately defeated by the Saiyans.

Tōro the last survivor of the Saiyan invasion attempted to give Bardock his powers in order to allow them to see the ill-fate that was ahead for the Saiyans.

## Overview

### Abilities

The Kanassans were an extremely capable race in combat they not only had the capability of the seeing into the future, but had the fighting ability to fight back against a team of Saiyans, albeit resulting in their defeat, they were able to combat them in their Great Monkey Transformation, and had the capability to emit ki from their palms.

## Trivia

* The Kanassan's name derives from an anagram on the japanese word for **Fish** (魚（さかな）, *Sakana*).
* There was a member of the Freeza Army in the *Revival of 'F'* manga that resembled the Kanassans.
Kame Sennin's Hovercraft

* Muten Rōshi

The **Kame Sennin's Hovercraft** is a hovercraft capsule owned by Muten Rōshi, manufactured by Capsule Corporation.

## Usage

It functions similar to a speed boat, propelling itself with a giant fan from the back, as the boat speeds just above the surface of the water. The boat was capable of getting from Kame House to a larger training island with relative ease.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 *Daizenshū 4*, page 138
2. ↑ *Daizenshū 7*, page 182
3. ↑ *Dragon Ball* chapter 28, page 3
Kuru

* Potara

**Kuru** (クル) is the Kaiōshin of the 4th Universe, who alongside Quitela, was responsible for maintaining the balance within their universe.

## Personality

Kuru is a haughty Kaiōshin, who's pride as a god is extraordinary high.

## Dragon Ball Super

### Universe Survival Arc

Alogside Quitela and his attendant, Kuru attends the Zen Exhibition Match, where they watch the Seventh and 9th Universe contestants fight each other.

## In Other Timelines

### Trunks' Timeline

In Zamasu's quest for justice, he took advantage of all Hakaishin's life-force being intertwined with their universes Kaiōshin, and killed Kuru to subsequently eliminate Quitela.

## Trivia

* Kuru's name likely comes from *kuru* (來る/来る), which means "to become".

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 *Dragon Ball Super* Kuru Character Profile
2. ↑ *Dragon Ball Super* episode 78
List of Dragon Ball Kai episodes

*Main article: List of Animated Media*
*Dragon Ball Kai* is the second anime-adaptation of the second half of the *Dragon Ball* series. It is essentially a remake of *Dragon Ball Z*. Below is a list the comprises the episodes which make up the *Dragon Ball Kai* anime.

## Notes

1. ↑ This episode was originally scheduled to air in Japan on March 27, 2011 as the 98th episode, but Fuji TV postponed its broadcast to air news coverage on the Tōhoku earthquake and tsunami. The episode was eventually released as an "extra" episode on Blu-ray and DVD in Japan on August 2, 2011, and in North America on June 5, 2012.
Light of Justice

* Right Arm Enlargement
* Zamasu

The **Light of Justice** is one of many powerful *Ki* Manipulation Technique used the merged Zamasu.

## Usage

Zamasu called upon the pink-colored lightning streaks to strike him in order to spread his mutated arm. The arm, thus, became purple, larger and much more muscular, allow the semi-god increase his power even further. Zamasu used the technique after being stresses out by Gokū's ultimate attacks, forcing the Saiyan and Vegeta to fuse into Vegetto. However, during the battle against Super Saiyan Blue Vegetto, his body became more and more unstable as the more muscular he had, due to his mixed emotions, and he, as a result, was ultimately defeated by Trunks.

## In Other Media

### Video Games

The Light of Justice appears in a *Dragon Ball XenoVerse 2* cutscene, where Zamasu uses it to empower himself. Unlike in the anime, where Zamasu had already begun to mutate, this technique is what started his mutation.

## Trivia

* As with all of the merged Zamasu's anime techniques, the Light of Justice was left out of the anime adaptation.
Kaiōken Attack

* Kaiōken Finish
* Son Gokū

The **Kaiōken Attack** is a combination-type Physical Martial Arts Technique that was innovated through Gokū's use of the Two-Fold Kaiōken

## Trivia

* Although the technique was not officially named in the anime or manga it was named in the *Dragon Ball Z: Sparking!*, *Dragon Ball Z: Raging Blast* and the *Dragon Ball Z: XenoVerse 2* series.
Kamehameha Max Power

* Super Kamehameha
* Kame Sennin (Inventor)

The **Kamehameha Max Power** is the Kame Sennin's most powerful Ki Manipulation Technique.

## Usage

The Kamehameha Max Power is a variation of the Kamehameha, created by the Kame Sennin and used during his transformed state. The power increase of this technique is considerable, as the Kame Sennin has to utilize his transformed muscles to withstand the force of his own technique. With the Kamehameha Max Power, one can destroy the moon. The technique was used early in the series where it showcased the potential of destroying the enormous Mount Frypan, along with Gyūmaō's castle.

## Trivia

* Despite having used it well before his entering the Tenkaichi Budōkai, the Kame Sennin himself is not listed as a user of the Kamehameha Max Power in the *Daizenshū*. Instead, his alter ego, Jackie Chun, is listed.

## References

1. ↑ *Daizenshū 2*, page 209
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 *Daizenshū 7*, page 130
3. ↑ *Chōzenshū 4*, page 142
4. ↑ *Dragon Ball Z: Sparking!*
List of Volumes/Kanzenban

## Kanzenban

After Japan experienced a revival of the forgotten *Dragon Ball* series in 2002, the manga was re-released from 2002 to 2004, condensed in 34 volumes (as opposed to the tankōbon's 42) known as the ***Dragon Ball Kanzenban*** (ドラゴンボール完全版, *Doragon Bōru Kanzenhan*; Literally meaning "Dragon Ball Perfect Edition"). This edition of volumes consist of slightly larger dimensions than the tankōbon's volumes and retain all of the colored pages originally printed in Weekly Shōnen Jump.
Lapis (Future)

* Lazuli (twin sister)
* Continuous Kikōha
* Flight
* Kikōha
* Kikōha from the Fingertips
* Scattering Finger Beam (Anime only)

**Lapis** (ラピス, *Rapisu*), designated as **No. 17** (１７号, *Jūnana-Gō*; *FUNimation* "Android 17") by Dr. Gero, is a Human-turned-Android, appears in Trunks's alternate timeline. Like his sister, he was more cruel than his main counterpart, and did nothing more than destroying and killing.

## Background

Lapis, along with his twin sister, Lazuli, were born the same as regular Earthlings. However, a chance encounter with the mad scientist Gero. who was looking for material for his experiments, resulted in the twins being transformed into Androids. Both of them were fitted with cybernetic enhancements, which granted them unique abilities and a form of immortality.[*citation needed*] At some point prior to the second half of the *Dragon Ball* series, the twins were deactivated and placed in stasis, as Gero could not control them properly.

## Personality

Lapis in particular, takes more pleasure in destruction than his sister does, making a sadistic game out of it (whether vehicular-manslaughter, who can reach the highest body counts, etc).

He held absolutely no remorse for his actions, by killing his creator Dr. Gero and the Dragon Team. When asked by Trunks why they cause so much chaos, he retorts that nothing else really mattered to them (hinting at some form of nihilism). After witnessing Lazuli's death by a powered up Trunks, Lapis was shocked by the ordeal and told the latter that it was one mistake he wouldn't live to regret (despite being severely outclassed).

He appears to look out for his sister in combat. Like his main timeline counterpart, he has a sarcastic wit, and a very laid-back demeanor and loves to drive.

## Abilities

Though less powerful than his counterpart, he still holds enough power to fight evenly with a Super Saiyan, and is able to kill them. He admits to Son Gohan that he was using less than half of his full power, and even toys with Trunks as a Super Saiyan. Trunks (before his training in the Room of Spirit and Time) admits to barely being able to contend with their combined might.

## Trivia

* The name "Lapis" was taken from *lapis lazuli*, a precious stone with an intense color.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Akira Toriyama-sensei is answering!! Artificial Humans & Cell Arc, Part 6
List of Volumes/Misc.

**2.** "**Bursting Forth!! Super Ability!!**" (炸裂！！超アビリティ！！, *Sakuretsu!! Chō Abiriti!!*)
**3.** "**The Mightiest Heroine, “Note”!!**" (最強ヒロイン「ノート」！！,  *Saikyō Hiroin “Nōto”!!*)
**4.** "**A Rival Appears?!**" (ライバル出現！？, *Raibaru Shutsugen!?"*)
**5.** "**The Last Spot For the Finals** (決勝戦最後のイス, *Kesshōsen Saigo no Isu"*)
**6.** "**Clash! Beat vs Froze**" (激突！ビートＶＳフローズ, *Gekitotsu! Biito Tai Furōzu"*)
**7.** "**The Fate of the Championship**" (勝利のゆくえ, *Shōri no Yukue"*)
**8.** "**Froze’s Secret**" (フローズの秘密, *Furōzu no Himitsu"*)
**9.** "**The Battle for Area Representative Begins**" (エリア代表戦 始まる,  *Eria Daihyō-sen Hajimaru"*)
**10.** "**Astounding! The Artificial Human Avatars**" (驚異！人造人間アバター, *Kyōi! Jinzōningen Abatā"*)
**11.** "**The Battle to Determine the Strongest Hero**" (最強英雄決定戦, *Saikyō Hīrō Kettei-sen"*)
**12.** "**The Day Sora Vanished**" (ソラが消えた日, *Sora ga Kieta Hi"*)
**13.** "**A Sinister Shadow Approaches**" (迫る不穏な影,  *Semaru Fuon na Kage"*)
**14.** "**Shenron Appears!!**" (神龍？ 現る!!, *Shenron? Arawaru!!"*)
**15.** "**Seven Evil Dragons**" (七匹の邪悪龍, *Shichi-hiki no Ja’akuryū"*)
**16.** "**Formed! The Dragon Ball Heroes!!**" (結成！ ドラゴンボールヒーロー
ズ!!, *Kessei! Doragon Bōru Hīrōzu!!"*)

**17.** "**Disciples of Evil**" (邪悪の使徒, *Ja’aku no Shito"*)
**18.** "**It’s Amazing! The Super Class Upgrade**" (すごいぞ! 超クラスアップ,  *Sugoi zo! Sūpā Kurasu Appu!"*)
**19.** "**“King’s” Choice!!**" (キング”の選択!!, *Kingu” no Sentaku!!"*)
**20.** "**A Surprising Helper**" (意外な助っ人, *Igai na Suketto"*)
**21.** "**Froze’s Determination**" (フローズの決意, *Furōzu no Ketsui"*)
**22.** "**Fiendish! Mind Break**" (凶悪！マインドブレイク, *Kyōaku! Maindo Bureiku"*)
**23.** "**Single Blow of Wishes**" (願いの一撃!!, *Negai no Ichigeki!!"*)
**24.** "**Evil Dragons Crowd In!!!**" (邪悪龍乱立!!!, *Ja’aku Ryū Ranritsu!!!"*)
**25.** "**The Demon’s Surprise Attack!!!**" (悪魔の急襲!!!, *Akuma no Kyūshū!!!"*)
**26.** "**Heroes Defeated**" (ヒーローズ敗れる, *Hīrōzu Yabureru"*)
**27.** "**Hero Mission**" (ヒーローミッション, *Hīrō Misshon"*)
Life-Preserving Device

* Medical Machine
* Vegeta

The **Life-Preserving Device** is a device used by Freeza's Army.

## Usage

Vegeta used it after the battle with the Dragon Team on Earth and ultimately being left on the brink of death after by Great Monkey Son Gohan. It's attached in the small spaceships used by Freeza's men. The oxygen from the pipe serves to artificially aid one's breathing.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 *Daizenshū 7*, page 192
2. ↑ *Dragon Ball* chapter 246
Kame-Sennin Training Arc

*See also: List of Volumes and List of Dragon Ball episodes*
The **Kame-Sennin Training Arc** (亀仙人修行編（へん）}, *Kame-Sennin Shugyō Hen*) is an arc from the *Dragon Ball* series. The arc begins after Son Gokū's departure from his newly found friends and begins his training under Muten Rōshi to strengthen his power; along his training Gokū find's a new rival to training along with. It spans from the last chapter of volume 2 and continues as the majority of volume 3, or more specifically, covers chapters 24 to 33 of the manga and episodes 14 to 20 of the anime. It is preceded by the Hunt for the Dragon Balls Arc and followed by the 21st Tenka-Ichi Budōkai Arc.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 *Daizenshū 2*, pages 49-50
Light Partition

* Lightning of Absolution
* Zamasu

The **Light Partition** is one of many powerful Ki Manipulation Techniques used the fused Zamasu.

## Usage

Zamasu creates an avian-construct out of pure *ki*. It appears to be alive, as it roars as if it is a living creature. Zamasu can channel the Lightning of Absolution through it, and the bird can serve as Zamasu's shield. However, it's later destroyed by the Saiyan duo's combination attacks as the two managed to break its core.

## Trivia

* The avian-construct created by this technique bears blatant similarities to Sasuke Uchiha's Complete Body — Susanoo, being a large purple entity of pure energy with wings sprouting from their backs. The Absolute Lightning used through this technique also mimics the Lightning Release that Sasuke can channel through the Susanoo.
List of Volumes/Digital Color

## Digital Color Edition

After the release of *Dragon Ball Z: God and God*, Japan experienced yet another revival of the *Dragon Ball* series in late-2012, and Shueisha decided to release the ***Dragon Ball Digital Color Edition Volumes***. Akin to the tankōbon, 42 volumes of this edition were released, and were digitally released under the "Jump Comics Digital" line. Unlike the original tankōbon release and its digital monochrome release, these digital color volumes have been divided into seven appropriate story arcs. The chapter count of these volumes are different from those in the original tankōbon release.

## References

1. ↑ Dragon Ball Digital Color Edition Release
Kachi Katchin Steel

* Katchin Steel

**Kachi Katchin Steel** is renowned as one of the hardest materials among all universes. It's harder than Katchin Steel, the renowned hardest metal of the 7th Universe. The Grand Priest
used it to construct the arena for the Tournament of Power. Despite being stated to be harder then Katchin Steel, the Tournament of Power arena, which is constructed entirely out of the material, has been shattered easily, even by non-Hakaishin level fighters.

## References

1. ↑ *Dragon Ball Super* episode 96
2. ↑ *Dragon Ball Super* episode 100
Kamehameha & Final Flash

* Final Kamehameha
* Son Gokū (with Vegeta)
* Vegeta (with Gokū)

The **Kamehameha & Final Flash** is cooperation version of the Final Kamehameha, utilized by Son Gokū teamed up with Vegeta.

## Usage

Son Gokū and Vegeta later revealed the ability to utilize this technique with each other; each of them releases a Final Flash and a Super Kamehameha simultaneously, and the blasts converge, forming the Final Kamehameha and packing devastating force. They utilised the technique whilst in Super Saiyan Blue.

## References

1. ↑ *Dragon Ball Z Dokkan battle*
2. ↑ *Dragon Ball Super* episode 98
Liquir

* Air Dance Technique
* *Conjoining Round*
* *Beaded Rain*
* Double Kikōha
* Ki Saber
* *Nine-Tailed Cannon* (Manga only)
* Psychokinesis (Anime only)
* Super Afterimage Fist (Anime only)

**Liquir** (リキール, *Rikīru*; *English TV* "Liquiir") is the Hakaishin of the 8th Universe.

## Personality

Liquir has a strict nature, destroying any who would bring down his universe's Mortal Level. He enjoys eliminating defects in the plans concocted by Iru. He appears to be proud of his power, willing to put on a display in front of the Zen'ō to display his strength. In spite of this, when the 9th Universe was destroyed, Liquir, along with everyone else, was horrified, standing out of his seat with his fist clenched due to the shock.

## Abilities

Being a Hakaishin, Liquir possesses a battle power that normally surpasses those in his universe, through the capability to destroy organisms that exist in his universe in order to upkeep the balance within it. In the anime, Liquir was shown to be on par with his fellow Hakaishin, Iwen and Arak, to the point where the clashes with his fellow Gods were able to destroy hardest materials among all universes. In the manga, Liquir possessed great battle prowess against all of the other Hakaishin. Liquir possess the ability to coat his arm in ki, and also use Psychokinesis to move objects at an incredible speed.

## Dragon Ball Super

### Universe Survival Arc

Liquir accompanied by Iru and Korn, attend the Zen Exhibition Match, where he watches the 7th and 9th Universe contestants fight each other. After the event is over, Iru transports Liquir and Korn back to their universe. Two days later, Liquir attends the Tournament of Power, where he, Iwen and Arak test out the fighting arena. In the aftermath of the fight, the Grand Priest has the three repair the arena, much to their dissatisfaction.

## In Other Timelines

### Trunks' Timeline

In Zamasu's quest for justice, he took advantage of all Hakaishin's life-force being intertwined with their universes Kaiōshin, and killed Iru to subsequently eliminate Liquir.

## Trivia

* His name is a pun on liqueur (リキュール, *rikyūru*), an alcoholic beverage made from a distilled spirit, sweetened and bottled with sweetener.
* Liquir was designed by Toyotarō.

## References

1. ↑ *V Jump* April 2017, page 36
2. ↑ *Dragon Ball Super* episode 78
3. ↑ *Dragon Ball Super* episode 82
4. ↑ *Dragon Ball Super* episode 96
List of Official Manga Spin-offs/Non-Canon

List of *Dragon Ball* official manga spin-offs.

## Original Illustrated Stories

*Main article: Original Illustrated Stories*
**Original Illustrated Story** (オリジナル イラスト ストーリー, *originaru irasuto sutōrī*) is the title given to *Dragon Ball* three short side-stories, written and illustrated by various members of the anime production staff.

## Crossovers

*Main articles: Cross Epoch and This is the Police Station in Front of Dragon Park on Planet Namek*

## Neko Majin

*Main article: Neko Majin*
After completing *Dragon Ball*, Akira Toriyama sporadically released chapters of new series over the next few years in between his other projects. *Neko Majin* later increasingly became a *Dragon Ball* self-parody and spin-off as it went on.

## Movie Adaptations

*Main articles: Dragon Ball: Yo! Son Goku and His Friends Return!!, Dragon Ball Z: God and God, and Dragon Ball Z: Revival of "F"*

## Episode of Bardock

*Main article: Dragon Ball: Episode of Bardock (manga)*
A three-part spin-off manga, entitled *Episode of Bardock*, began releasing on 2011 August *V-Jump* issues to help explained the back story of Bardock’s new Super Saiyan transformation, which appearing in the *Dragon Ball Heroes* card-based arcade game. It was set as a new "sequel" story to the original TV special *Dragon Ball Z: A Lonesome, Final Battle - The Father of Z Warrior Son Goku, who Challenged Freeza*.

## Dragon Ball Heroes: Victory Mission

*Main article: Dragon Ball Heroes: Victory Mission*

## References

1. ↑ New Bardock Material Coming Via Saikyō Jump & Dragon Ball Heroes
Kanabō

* Janenba (Movie only)
* Oni (Anime only)

**Kanabō** are weapons primarily used by Oni in Enma Realm, additionally it is the primary weapon of Janenba, which he used his abilities to alter mater to reassembled into a sword.

## Trivia

**Kanabō** (金棒; Literally meaning "Metal Stick") are a japanese spiked, war club used often by Oni in mythology.
List of Volumes/Dragon Ball Super

## Dragon Ball Super

* 002. Gokū's Defeat (悟（ご）空（くう）の敗（はい）北（ぼく）, *Gokū no Haiboku*)
* 003. Beerus' Wrath (ビルスの怒（いか）り, *Birusu no Ikari*)
* 004. The God and God (神（かみ）と神（かみ）, *Kami to Kami*)
* 005. Beerus and Champa (ビルスとシャンパ, *Birusu to Shanpa*)
* 006. Preparations for the Tournament (大（たい）会（かい）の準（じゅん）備（び）, *Taikai no Junbi*)
* 007. Warriors of the 6th  (第（だい）６宇（う）宙（ちゅう）の戦（せん）士（し）たち, *Dai-Roku Uchū no Senshi-tachi*)
* 008. The Match Begins! (試（し）合（あい）開（かい）始（し）！, *Shiai Kaishi!*)
* 009. Gokū versus Botamo (悟（ご）空（くう）ＶＳ（ブイエス）ボタモ, *Gokū Buiesu Botamo*)

* May 2, 2017

ISBN* ISBN 978-4-08-880661-7
* ISBN 978-1-42-159254-1

* 011. Vegeta Takes the Stage! (ベジータ登（とう）場（じょう）！！, *Bejīta Tōjō!!*; *Viz* "Vegeta's Turn!")
* 012. A Saiyan's Pride (サイヤ人（じん）の誇（ほこ）り, *Saiya-jin no Hokori*)
* 013. The Winning Universe is Decided at Last!! (神（かみ）と神（かみ）, *優勝宇宙、ついに決定！！*; Yūshō Uchū, Tsui ni Kettei!!)
* 014. An SOS From the Future (未来からのＳＯＳ, *Mirai kara no Esu·Ō·Esu*)
* 015. Hope Again!! (ＨＯＰＥ！！再び, *Kibō!! Futatabi*)

* December 5, 2017

ISBN* ISBN 978-4-08-880867-3
* ISBN 978-1-42-159647-1

* 017. The Next Kaiōshin from the 10 th Universe, Zamasu (次期第１０宇宙界王神候補ザマス, *Jiki Dai-Jū Uchū Kaiōshin Kōho Zamasu*)
* 018. Goku Black's True Identity (ゴクウブラックの正体, *Gokū Burakku no Shōtai*)
* 019. Another Zamasu (もう一人のザマス, *Mō Hitori no Zamasu*)
* 020. The Zero Human Project (人間ゼロ計画, *Ningen Zero Keikaku*)

* July 3, 2018

ISBN* ISBN 978-4-08-881084-3
* ISBN 978-1-42-159946-5

* 022. Zamasu's Final Measure (ザマスの最終手段, *Zamasu no Saishū Shudan*)
* 023. The Potara's True Worth (ポタラの真価, *Potara no Shinka*)
* 024. Son Gokū's Evolution (孫悟空の進化, *Son Gokū no Shinka*)

* January 1, 2019

ISBN* ISBN 978-4-08-881163-5

* 026. The Decisive Battle! Farewell, Trunks! (決戦！さらばトランクス, *Kessen! Saraba Torankusu*)
* 027. Life, Training and... (修行と日常そして…, *Shugyō to Nichijō Soshite...*)
* 028. The Hakaishin from All Twelve Universe (12宇宙の破壊神, *Jū Ni Uchū no Hakaishin*)

* May 7, 2019

ISBN* ISBN 978-4-08-881447-6

* 030. The Man Named Jiren (ジレンという男, *Jiren to Iu Otoko*)
* 031. The Super Soldiers Gather! (集まれ超戦士たち, *Atsumare Chō Senshi-Tachi*)
* 032. The Super Soldiers Gather!, Part 2 (集まれ超戦士たち！ 2, *2 Atsumare Chō Senshi-Tachi！ 2*)

* September 3, 2019

ISBN* ISBN 978-4-08-881501-5

**Uncollected Chapters**

33. Universe Survival! The Tournament of Power Begins!!

34. The First Doomed Universe