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Chapter 172

* KZB
* DCE
* Tracking Kikōha

"**Kuririn versus Ma Junior**" (クリリン対マジュニア, *Kuririn Tai Ma Junia*; *Viz* "Kuririn vs. Demon Junior"; Literally meaning "Kuririn versus Demon Junior") is the one hundred seventy-second chapter of the *Dragon Ball* manga.

## Summary

Kuririn and Piccolo, the latter under the alias "Ma Junior", begin their battle. Kuririn unveils a new technique, the Tracking Kikōha, which followed Piccolo even after his dodge. The demon destroys the *ki* blast with his Beam Eyes, however, Kuririn cleverly used the diversion to catch Piccolo off his guard. Pushing Piccolo back, Kuririn presses his assault, only for Piccolo to retaliate, nearly knocking Kuririn out of the ring.

Kuririn reveals he's learned the Air Dance Technique, and can fly, just like Piccolo and Tenshinhan. Piccolo commends Kuririn for his strength, and offers to show even more of his own true power, which Kuririn and Gokū know is not a bluff.
Blue Velvet

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"**Blue Velvet**" (ブルー・ベルベット, *Burū Berubetto*), performed by *Shizu Kudō*, was the third ending for *Dragon Ball GT* anime from episodes 42 to 50.

## Romaji

Ran tu za harikēn　doramatikku ni　kanawanu yume o kanaeyō

Mō nani mo kowaku nai　sō ima shika nai wa

Boya-boya shite ’ru jikan wa nai

Loneliness　Lonely night　yume o mite ’ru anata wa

Kono ude o surinukeru supīdo ne

Ryūsei ga hashirinukeru　midnight

Ugokidase nemuru kuchibiru

Dōshite mo todokanai　I want you

Suka shite ’ru on’na ja No No No

Dō yara kare ni wa mō kubittake

Burū berubetto　doramatikku na　futari no yoru o sasotte yo

Amae jōzu ga yake ni nikui wa　nikumikirenai nikui hito

Loneliness　Lonely night　ii wa katte ni shite yo

Kono koi wa moeru dake　owaranai

Jōnetsu wa musū no bara　midnight

Jerashī wa　shinku no sorichūdo

Itoshisa ni nomikomare　I want you

Nakijakuru on’na wa No No No

Dō yara kare ni wa mō kanawanai

Nanimokamo　mō mechakucha na no

Dame na no yo　anata de nakucha

Furete itai　koyubi no saki demo

Kon’na ni mo　suki de shikata nai

Ryūsei ga hashirinukeru　midnight

Ugokidase nemuru kuchibiru

Dōshite mo ubaitai　I want you

Suka shiteru on’na ja No No No

Dō yara kare ni wa mō kubittake

### English

Run to the hurricane, and let’s dramatically make our unrealized dreams come true

I’m not afraid of anything any more, yes it’s now or never

There’s no time to waste

Loneliness, lonely night, dreaming your dreams

With the speed that you slip out of my arms

Midnight with shooting stars streaking by

Move, these sleeping lips

No matter what I do, my “I want you” doesn’t reach you

I’m not a girl who puts on airs, no no no

I guess I’m head-over-heels for him now

Blue velvet, invite a dramatic night for the two of us

I especially hate people good at playing on others’ kindness, just can’t hate them enough

Loneliness, lonely night, fine, do what you want

This love does nothing but burn, it never ends

Passion is countless roses, midnight

Jealousy is a crimson solitude

Consumed in love, I want you

I’m not a girl who cries and sobs, no no no

I guess I just can’t get over him now

Everything’s a mess now

I’m through if I can’t be with you

I want to touch you, even just the tip of my little finger

I can’t help loving you this much

Midnight with shooting stars streaking by

Move, these sleeping lips

No matter how, I want to steal you, I want you

I’m not a girl who puts on airs, no no no

I guess I’m head-over-heels for him now

## Characters

Characters in order of appearance:

* Son Gokū
* Bulma
* Chi-Chi
* Son Gohan
* Muten Rōshi
* Oolong
* Kuririn
* Son Goten
* Trunks
* Videl
* Giru
* Pan
* Vegeta
* Baby
* Bra
* Dende
* Piccolo
* Pu'ar
* Majin Bū (Good)
* Marron
* Ūb
* Lazuli
* Yamcha
* Chaozu
* Gyūmaō
* Karin
* Mark
* Popo
* Tenshinhan
* Yajirobe
Chapter 119

* KZB
* DCE
* Air Dance Technique
* Hypnotism Technique
* Paralysis Technique

"**The Full Moon Grudge**" (満月の恨み, *Mangetsu no Urami*) is the one hundred nineteenth chapter of the *Dragon Ball* manga.

## Summary

As Jackie Chun and Man Wolf face off, the latter reveals his vendetta against the former for Chun destroying the moon, making him, a once flirtatious man, be stuck as a wolf. The match commences, and Man Wolf charges towards Chun a multitude of times, only to be embarrassed by Chun. On the sidelines, Tenshinhan tells Chaoz that he anticipates that he'll face Chun in the semi-finals, while Gokū and Kulilin watch in awe as the two students of the Crane School are able to fly.

Man Wolf continues to be outclassed by Chun, and the creature decides to take out a knife regardless of the rules prohibiting weapons, intending to kill Chun. Jackie Chun still manages to overwhelm and frustrate Man Wolf, and offers to transform the wolf back into a man if he surrenders. Unwilling to listen to Chun, Man Wolf attempts to attack his opponent, but Jackie Chun brings out the dog qualities of the wolf and forces Man Wolf into a ring-out, winning the match.

An exasperated Man Wolf storms in Chun's direction again, but the latter uses Paralysis Technique on the former to immobilize the creature. Jackie Chun calls out to Kulilin to use his bald head in place of the full moon, and Chun proceeds to use hypnosis on the creature to convince the wolf that he is seeing a full moon, transforming the creature back into a man for good. Now a human, Man Wolf shows his gratitude towards Chun and apologizes for his hostility, resolving to flirt with girls once again. Afterwards, the next matchup begins featuring Kulilin and Chaoz.
Chapter 102

* KZB
* DCE

"**Son Gokū Steps Up**" (孫悟空見参, *Son Gokū Kenzan*; *Viz* "Gokū at the Plate!") is the one hundred second chapter of Part I of the *Dragon Ball* manga.

## Summary

As Yamcha is pushed into a corner by Mummy-kun, the former resolves to use his Wolf Fang Wind Style Fist in order to inflict damage on the mummy. However, Yamcha still cannot land a hit on the agile foe, and is pinned down. The former bandit then manages to knock the mummy off of the platform, but Mummy-kun simply uses his bandages to propel himself to back to the platform and avoid his potential doom. The mummy then overwhelms Yamcha, forcing him to surrender and earn criticism from Bulma. Despite the concerns of everyone else, Gokū then offers to face off against Mummy-kun, who notices that the young boy has no openings as the match commences.
Bruce Faulconer

**Bruce Faulconer** is an American composer who writes music for orchestra, chamber ensembles, piano, and various instrumental, and choral music groups. He was responsible for composing the soundtrack for the FUNimation dub of Dragon Ball Z from 1999 to 2008.

## Works

* *The Best of Dragon Ball Z, Vol. I* (January 1, 2001)
* *The Best of Dragon Ball Z, Vol. II* (January 1, 2001)
* *The Best of Dragon Ball Z, Vol. III* (January 1, 2001)
* *Dragon Ball Z: Trunks Compendium 1* (January 1, 2001)
* *Dragon Ball Z: Buu — The Majin Sagas* (January 1, 2002)
* *Dragon Ball Z Android 18 — The Android Sagas* (January 1, 2003)
* *The Best of Dragon Ball Z, Vol. IV* (January 1, 2003)
* *The Best of Dragon Ball Z, Vol. V* (July 13, 2004)
* *The Best of Dragon Ball Z, Volume Six* (April 5, 2005)
Chapter 10

* KZB
* DCE
* Bunny Clothes
* Panzerfaust

"**A Grand Robbery Scheme**" (強盗大策戦, *Gōtō Dai-Sakusen*; *Viz* "Onward to Fry-Pan…") is the tenth chapter of Part I of the *Dragon Ball* manga.

## Summary

At dawn, a cautious, gun-bearing Oolong informs a now-awakened Gokū of Yamcha and Pu'ar’s trespassing in the mobile home. As the piglet regrets knocking Gokū to sleep, Bulma wakes up to become frustrated with Oolong refusing to wash her clothes like she asked, only to be informed by Gokū of the bandits' appearance the previous night. Bulma later chastises Oolong for instructing her to wear a bunny costume and orders him to drive to Fry-Pan Mountain. While the mobile home is moving, Yamcha detects them from his hideout, follows their trail, and assaults the mobile home with his Panzerfaust while riding on his Mighty Mouse driven by Pu'ar.

With the mobile home damaged, and Bulma unconscious, Yamcha confronts Gokū and Oolong with an automatic rifle and demands the Dragon Balls, much to Gokū's resistance. As Yamcha threatens to use his Wolf Fang Wind Style Fist on Gokū, the bandit is overtaken by Gokū in combat, with the young boy knocking out the bandit's tooth from his mouth, forcing the bandits to retreat yet again.

Whilst Oolong praises Gokū, Yamcha concocts another scheme to take the Dragon Balls from Gokū and friends once they've collected all seven. As Gokū and Oolong prepare to walk again, Yamcha throws a capsule to activate a car for Gokū and friends, as a means to "help" them. As they drive off, Yamcha and Pu'ar pursue them once again, with Frypan Mountain in sight.
Chapter 111

* KZB
* DCE

"**Once Again, Shenron!!**" (神龍再び！！, *Shenron Futatabi!!*; *Viz* "Reenter the Dragon"; Literally meaning "The Dragon God, Once Again!!") is the one hundred eleventh chapter of Part I of the *Dragon Ball* manga.

## Summary

An elated Gokū flies back to Uranai Baba's palace and shows Upa and the rest of the Dragon Team his retrieval of the last Dragon Ball. After a brief conversation with the team, Gokū calls upon his Kintoun for one last trip, and takes Upa with him back to the Karin Holy Land. As the rest of the Dragon Team briefly comment after Gokū's departure, Uranai Baba prognosticates that Gokū, with his amazing prowess, will save the world one day, astonishing the team.

Once they land in the Karin Holy Land, Gokū calls upon Shenron, and the dragon god's appearance leaves both Gokū and Upa in awe. After Shenron requests the wish, Gokū gets Upa to ask the dragon for the revival of his deceased father, which Shenron easily grants, causing Upa's father to emerge out of his grave.
Cell Game

The **Cell Game** (セルゲーム, *Seru Gēmu*; *FUNimation* "Cell Games") was a tournament held on **May 26, Age 767** by the Android Cell in order to test the power of his Developed Form.

## Trivia

* In the original manga, the Cell Game were slated to begin on May 17. This initially conflicted with the *Daizenshū* date of May 26. However, in the *Kanzenban* re-release, Toriyama retconed the original date to line up with the *Daizenshū*.

## References

1. ↑ *Dragon Ball Z* chapter 198
2. ↑ *Daizenshū 7*, Timeline
Chapter 120

* KZB
* DCE

"**An Unexpected Dodonpa**" (なんとどどん波, *Nanto Dodonpa*; *Viz* "Look Out! The Dodon Blast!"; Literally meaning "An Unexpected Boom Wave") is the one hundred twentieth chapter of the *Dragon Ball* manga.

## Summary

The match between Kulilin and Chaozu begins, with both opponents exchanging blows and surprising each other with their speeds. Eventually, Chaozu is forced to fly in the air to avoid Kulilin's eventual onslaught, with Jackie Chun noting that Chaozu's ability to utilize the unique technique of flying from the Crane School. While a spectating Tenshinhan is rudely impressed by Chun's knowledge of the technique, the announcer is notes his surprise at Chaoz's flight as well.

While in the air, Chaoz surprises once again by firing a series of Dodonpa at Kulilin, with Gokū recognizing the technique from his encounter with Taopaipai. Tenshinhan and Jackie Chun are both stunned when they realize that Gokū was responsible of the death of Taopaipai, and Chun informs Gokū that the deceased hitman was Tsuru Sennin's younger brother.

As Kulilin struggles against Chaoz's assault and is forced to plan a Kamehameha attack, Tenshinhan informs Tsuru Sennin of Gokū killing his younger brother Taopaipai, forcing the hermit to instruct his pupil Chaozu to kill Kulilin for revenge against the Turtle School. Chaozu then prepares a full force Dodonpa, however, Kulilin also readies a Kamehameha.
Chapter 124

* KZB
* DCE
* Taiyōken

"**Young Tenshinhan**" (若き天津飯, *Wakaki Tenshinhan*) is the one hundred twenty-fourth chapter of the *Dragon Ball* manga.

## Summary

Jackie Chun asks Tenshinhan why he stays with Tsuru Sennin, in spite of his own remarkable power. Tenshinhan, however, doesn't take kindly to this remark, deciding to use his full strength to defend his teacher's honor. He releases the Taiyōken, and presses his advantage, attacking the elderly master with a knee to the base of his neck.

Jackie Chun falls, stunned, to the ground. Tenshinhan states he didn't kill him, as this would jeopardize his participation in the tournament. Tenshinhan is visibly shocked at Jackie Chun being able to stand again, and Jackie Chun continues his previous statement, imploring Tenshinhan to walk the path of the just. Irritated, Tenshinhan attacks again, but Jackie Chun notes his technique lack the power they had before, implying his words struck a chord with the martial artist.

Jackie Chun's actions in the ring, however, betray him; Tsuru Sennin realizes his identity and relays it to his student. After realizing the secret identity of his opponent, Tenshinhan unleashes a surprise technique: the Kamehameha, having mimicked it from Yamcha. Jackie Chun notes the size of the technique, realizing it would kill some of the audience if he didn't stop it. Deflecting the technique, Jackie Chun notes that the very idea of Tenshinhan's strength in the path of a just warrior makes him shiver. Stunning everyone, he forfeits by leaping out of the tournament ring.

Tenshinhan notes that Jackie Chun still didn't use his full power in the match, while the man himself merrily wonders what kind of era is making its way towards them.
Chapter 126

* KZB
* DCE
* Balloon Transformation
* Kamehameha Boost

"**Son Gokū The Mighty!!**" (孫悟空強し！！, *Son Gokū Tsuyoshi!!*; *Viz* "Goku vs. Kuririn, Part 2") is the one hundred twenty-sixth chapter of the *Dragon Ball* manga.

## Summary

As Kuririn descends, unable to defend himself, Gokū makes a bold leap to strike his comrade and win the match. Kuririn, by inhaling air, manages to somehow inflate his body, slowing his descent and causing Gokū's attack to miss. Gokū and Kuririn both agree that they're fight is one to enjoy, and they resume battling as Muten Rōshi watches.

Dashing forward, Gokū begans to chant the incantation for the Kamehameha, before leaping into the air and releasing the blast behind him, using it to propel himself forward. Using the added boost from the technique, he lands a solid punch to Kuririn's jaw, finishing with a knee to the stomach, seemingly knocking Kuririn out.

While both Tenshinhan and Muten Rōshi are impressed by Gokū's ingenuity, Kuririn manages to stand on his feet, admittedly stunned by Gokū's attack. As the battle continues, Gokū proves to have the edge, despite Kuririn's own growing power. Kuririn begins to charge a Kamehameha, despite Gokū's insistence that it'd only be wasted *ki*. Kuririn releases the blast, which Gokū stops with a single hand. However, using the explosion from the technique as his cover, Kuririn takes Gokū by the back and grabs his tail.
Chapter 118

* KZB
* DCE

"**Yamcha Broken!!**" (ヤムチャ破れる！！, *Yamucha Yabureru!!*; *Viz* "The Cruelty of Tenshinhan") is the one hundred eighteenth chapter of the *Dragon Ball* manga.

## Summary

As Yamcha's Kamehameha mounts towards Tenshinhan, the latter proceeds to deflect the former's attack, forcing Yamcha to jump up in the air to dodge, with the attack devastating the audience. In the air, Yamcha cannot move freely, and Tenshinhan exploits this disadvantage for Yamcha by kicking him down, and then breaking his left leg while he's down. As this distresses the spectating audience, the announcer declares Yamcha unable to continue the match, leading a distraught Puar to shapeshift into a magic carpet in order to take Yamcha into the hospital.

Gokū criticizes Tenshinhan for his cruelty and vows to avenge Yamcha in the ring. While Tsuru Sennin chuckles over the cruelty of his Crane School, the next match is Jackie Chun versus Man Wolf. Before the match, as Tenshinhan informs Chaoz that the Turtle School is stronger than he anticipated but still expects victory, Chun praises Gokū for his maturity during the excruciating finish to the duel between Yamcha and Tenshinhan, all while Man Wolf is eager to face Chun.
Chapter 137

* KZB
* DCE
* Cymbal
* Birthing an Egg

"**Come Back, Son Gokū!**" (よみがえれ孫悟空!, *Yomigaere Son Gokū!*; *Viz* "We Need You, Goku!") is the one hundred thirty-seventh chapter of Part I of the *Dragon Ball* manga.

## Summary

Piccolo addresses the demon as Tambourine, and tells him to get going and complete his mission. While Tambourine hunts down martial arts masters, Piccolo decides to make a new demon child to continue the hunt for the Dragon Balls. His attendant, Piano, urges him against it, saying it would be detrimental to his health in the long run, even kill him. Piccolo disregards this, and decides that, as he will be hunting Dragon Balls, his next child should look like a dragon. Piccolo proceeds to spit out a gigantic egg, from which hatches a large dragon. Piccolo names his new demon 'Cymbal', and tells him to find the six Dragon Balls. After finding the location of the next Dragon Ball, Tambourine chooses to attack Namu; he and his brother set off in different directions.

At Kame House, Tenshinhan is filled in on the existence of the Dragon Balls, and the group decides to use the Dragon Balls in an attempt to kill Piccolo. Bulma will make a storage pod to keep Kuririn's body preserved, so he can be revived a year after the wish to kill Piccolo was made. On the news, Namu's death is reported as being done by a hideous monster leaving the same insignia as the one that killed Kuririn. The group decides to begin gathering the Dragon Balls; Bulma, in only half a day, can make a new Dragon Radar. With their plan decided, the Dragon Team set out, their minds worrying for Gokū.

Still unconscious from his battle with Tambourine, Gokū awakens and smells food. Looking for the source, he runs across a giant fish cooking in a clearing.
Chapter 133

* KZB
* DCE

"**The Pair's Final Tactics!!**" (両者最後の戦術！！, *Ryōsha Saigo no Senjutsu!!*; *Viz* "Desperation Move") is the one hundred thirty-third chapter of the *Dragon Ball* manga.

## Summary

Tenshinhan issues the warning to Gokū once again that he must dodge the incoming attack, an assertion Muten Rōshi validates in earnest. Tenshinhan begins to charge his *ki*, forming a sphere within his hands; Kuririn himself notes that he can see a light. Tenshinhan is carefully controlling his power, as he doesn't want to use all of his energy and be exhausted if Gokū makes a counterattack. Focusing directly on the ring, Tenshinhan releases a devastating Kikōhō.

The attack releases with such force that everyone is impacted; when the attack clears, the ring has been completely destroyed, leaving a crater so deep the bottom isn't visible. It seemed Gokū had been taken out with the ring, but it was revealed he leaped into the air to safety at the last second. Freefalling, the moment Gokū touches the ground, he would ring out, and Tenshinhan's victory would be guaranteed. Gokū begins to prepare a Kamehameha, in spite of the fact that Tenshinhan can counter the technique. Turning around, Gokū releases the blast and uses the forward momentum to rocket towards Tenshinhan.
Cell Arc

*See also: List of Volumes*
The **Cell Arc** (セル編（へん）, *Seru Hen*) is an arc in the *Dragon Ball* series. This highlights the introduction of the menace Cell. It spans from the last half of volume 30 to 35, more specifically it spans from chapters 357 to 420. It is preceded with the Androids Arc and followed by the High School Arc.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 *Daizenshū 2*, pages 76-83
Body Change

* Ginew

**Body Change** is the signature move and unique skill of Captain Ginew.

## Usage

To utilize the technique, the user fires a dazzling beam of light at their opponent from out of their entire body. Once covered in the light, his opponent's consciousness is drawn out of their body through their mouth. Similarly, the user's consciousness is drawn out in a similar way. Once the consciousness are exchanged through the beam of light that connects the two individuals, the exchange is complete and the bodies are swapped. Despite the seeming advantages of this technique, it takes some time for the individuals who have swapped bodies to fully adjust and get used to the new body, meaning they cannot freely control their powers. When this technique is used, it is accompanied by a shout of "Change!", either from the user or the victim, implying the words are necessary for the activation of the technique.

## Trivia

* In *Dragon Ball XenoVerse*, the Future Warrior can learn this technique when training under Ginew, implying it is a technique that can be learned.
* Due to this technique's unique effect, even by *Dragon Ball* standards, its mechanics are altered in the many games it appears in — for instance, in the *Raging Blast* series, the Body Change affects predetermined targets based on the Freeza Arc, and in *Dragon Ball Fusions*, it is actually possible to reverse the Body Change through healing the afflicted.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 *Daizenshū 2*, page 212
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 *Daizenshū 4*, page 58
3. ↑ *Daizenshū 7*, page 158
4. ↑ *Dragon Ball Super* episode 22
Chapter 147

* KZB
* DCE

"**Youth Restored!? Piccolo Daimaō**" (若がえるか!?ピッコロ大魔王, *Waka Gaeru ka!? Pikkoro Daimaō*; *Viz* "The Demon King of Old… Restored!"; Literally meaning "Youth Restored!? Piccolo the Great Demon King") is the one hundred forty-seventh chapter of Part I of the *Dragon Ball* manga.

## Summary

Elated with his victory, Piccolo proclaims his plan for youth and calls out to the Dragon Balls. The sky begins to darken as Shenron is summoned forth, leaving a weakened Tenshinhan to watch in horror. Piccolo marvels at the sight of Shenron, but Tenshinhan, through telepathy, urgently tells Chaozu he has to make his wish before Piccolo does. The wish: destroy Piccolo Daimaō.

Shenron asks Piccolo for his wish, reminding him that he gets but a single wish. As Piccolo is about to speak, Chaozu rushes out, attempting to cry out their wish. Before he can finish, Piccolo responds quickly and kills Chaozu with a well-timed *ki* blast, horrifying Tenshinhan. Shenron asks again for Piccolo's wish, and Piccolo wishes to be restored to the prime of his youth. Shenron grants his wish, and Piccolo's appearance takes on that of a younger person. Having arrived at Karin's Tower, Gokū realizes from the darkened sky that Shenron was summoned.

## Trivia

* Chaozu's attempt to interrupt Piccolo's wish mirrors Oolong's own attempt several years before.
* Despite having been created by God, who resembles Piccolo (due to being his other half), Shenron made no comment towards recognizing Piccolo as the very image of his creator. Likewise, Piccolo made no remark to recognizing Shenron, and was unfamiliar with "Dragon Balls" before Pilaf's Gang introduced him to them.
Chapter 112

* KZB
* DCE

"**Run! Son Gokū**" (駆けろ！孫悟空, *Kakero! Son Gokū*; *Viz* "Go, Gokū, Go!") is the one hundred twelfth chapter of the *Dragon Ball* manga.

## Summary

After Upa tearfully embraces with his father, Upa informs his father that he was revived from his death by the Dragon Balls. As Shenron disappears and before the Dragon Balls scatter, Gokū targets the four star Dragon Ball and jumps up to grab it. The young boy then explains to Upa that he jumped in order to catch his grandfather's four star Dragon Ball, and explains that the balls are inactive for a year before becoming usable once again. After Upa's father shows his gratitude to Gokū, the young boy departs the Karin Holy Land and meets up with the rest of the Dragon Team.

After a brief conversation, Gokū announces his intentions to train for the next Tenka-Ichi Budōkai, leading Yamcha to reveal that he will become a disciple under Kame-Sennin. Gokū is exuberant at the opportunity to train with Kulilin and Yamcha under Kame-Sennin, but the turtle hermit informs Gokū that he is too strong and has nothing else to learn from him. Kame-Sennin then suggests to Gokū to travel the world and train, and meet the turtle hermit at the next Tenkaichi Budōkai. Kame-Sennin also reveals that the time period between each tournament has been reduced from five years to three due to the growing number of contestants.

Before Gokū departs, the young boy once again calls upon his Kintoun, but Kame-Sennin instructs him to travel the world without the flying cloud to further enhance his training, which Gokū accepts after initial hesitation from both he and the rest of the Dragon Team. After Gokū leaves, and after Uranai Baba motivates Kame-Sennin not to let Gokū outdo him, the turtle hermit instructs the rest of the team to run back to the Kame House as Gokū journeys around the world.
Caulifla's Gang

* Manga
* Unnamed Saiyans
* Kale
* Switchblade

This gang were a Saiyan group led by Caulifla. It was a gang of ruffian 6th Universe Saiyans who were fairly different in temperament from the normally gentle and kind Saiyans of the 6th Universe. The gang differs slightly between the anime and the manga; the Saiyans in the anime are typically shown wearing leather jackets, jeans and boots, similar to Earthling gangs. In the manga, however, they're cloaked in robes, appearing more as a cult.

## References

1. ↑ *Dragon Ball Super* episode 88
2. ↑ *Dragon Ball Super* chapter 32, pp. 4
Bio-Broly

* Broli (Genetic source)
* Air Dance Technique
* Beam Eyes
* Continuous Kikōha
* Culture Fluid Absorption Gigantification
* Double Kikōha
* Eraser Cannon
* Kikōha
* Kikōha from the Mouth
* Super Saiyan
* Super Saiyan (B-type)
* Shockwave

**Bio-Broli** (バイオブロリー, *Baio Burorī*; *FUNimation* "Bio-Broly") was a failed artificially-created clone of the Saiyan warrior, Broli.

## Background

In the aftermath of Broly's death, Maloja found some of the Saiyan's blood, which he sold to Jaguar Grasshopper. The DNA sample was then used to create an artificial clone of the deceased saiyan, in hopes to create a fighter in the service of the billionaire.

## Appearance

Bio-Broli, initially, was identical to Broli, and thus was a tall young man, with the trademark black hair and eyes of the Saiyan race. As a Saiyan, Bio-Broli was muscular, possessing the original's physique. He also possessed a Saiyan tail, which Broli either had removed or did not show.

## Abilities

### Saiyan Forms

Being a clone of Broli, he had access to the Super Saiyan (B-type) transformation. While transformed, Bio-Broli gained golden hair, with a green tint; extraordinarily enlarged body-mass and muscles; irisless eyes; and a fiery, golden-green tinted aura.
Chaoz

**Chaoz** (餃（ちゃお）子（ず）, *Chaozu*; *FUNimation* "Chiaotzu") is a martial artist and a former member of the Tsuru-Sen Style Dōjō, under the tutelage of the Tsuru-Sennin where he trained among his life-long friend Tenshinhan. As a martial artist he competed at the professional level competing in two Tenka-Ichi Budōkai where he made to the final tournament of the 22nd Tenka-Ichi Budōkai.

## Interlude

### Dragon Ball Z: God and God

*Main article: Dragon Ball Z: God and God*

### Dragon Ball Z: Revival of "F"

*Main article: Dragon Ball Z: Revival of "F"*

## Dragon Ball Super

### Dragon Ball Super (manga)

#### God and God Arc (manga)

Jiaozi is invited at Bulma's birthday party on a luxurious passenger ship. He watchs the conflicts between Dragon Team and the Hakaishin Beerus, but doesn't join the battle. Later, Gokū shows up, summons Shenron and eventually transforms into a Super Saiyan God, along with other people, he witnesses the beginning of Beerus and Gokū's fight.

## Trivia

* His name is taken from *chaozu*, a Japanese approximation of *jiǎozi* (餃子, *Japanese: Gyōza*), a kind of Chinese dumplings.
	+ Like the other characters with Chinese or related Chinese names, his name is written in kanji (餃子) with a hiragana reading (ちゃおず) to indicate that it has a foreign reading.

## References

1. ↑ *Daizenshu 3* page 129
2. ↑ *Daizenshū 4*, page 64
3. ↑ *Daizenshū 6*, page 196
4. ↑ *Dragon Ball Super: Super Start Guide*, page 28
5. ↑ *Dragon Ball: Super Exciting Guide: Character Guide*, pages 26-27
6. ↑ 6.0 6.1 6.2 *Dragon Ball Super Exciting Guide: Character Volume*
7. ↑ 7.0 7.1 *Daizenshū 7*
8. ↑ *Dragon Ball Super* chapter 3
9. ↑ *Dragon Ball Super* chapter 4
Capsule Corporation

* Bulma

**Capsule Corporation** (カプセルコーポレーション) can refer to a location, and also a corporation based around technological innovation of advanced technology on Earth. The company was founded in Age 712, and was first ran by Dr. Brief, and then succeeded by his youngest daughter Bulma in adulthood. The headquarters is also Bulma's family estate, and it's located in the Western Capital, with its address being WST 3338926 K.

Due to its many inventions, Capsule Corporation is Earth's leading company.

## Trivia

* In *Secret Wars Spider-Verse: Warzones! (2015 comic book) issue#2*, a homeless man was seen sleeping outside with two boxes covering himself, one covering his entire lower body, and one covering his right shoulder. The one on his right shoulder showed a logo that read "Capsule Corp." on the surface of the box.

## References

1. ↑ *Dragon Ball Online*
2. ↑ *Dragon Ball Full Color: Artificial Humans & Cell Arc Volume #02 (04 April 2014)*
Chapter 10 (Super)

"**Frost's True Colors**" (フロストの正（しょう）体（たい）, *Furosuto no Shōtai*; *Viz* "Frost's True Form") is the tenth chapter of the *Dragon Ball Super* manga, and of Part IV of the manga.

## Summary

Frost has transformed into his final form, to which Gokū happily recognizes. The combatants resume their battle. However, Gokū overpowers Frost in offense, defense and speed. Frost refuses to concede and charges at Gokū, only for the Super Saiyan to chop Frost on the neck, bringing Frost to his knees. Gokū suggests that Frost should surrender and train to become stronger. Despite Goku's advise, Frost does not back down and punches Gokū, although the Saiyan blocks the attack with ease. Suddenly, Gokū becomes weary and paralyzed. Frost takes advantage of the opportunity and kicks him out of the ring. Gokū lands outside the ring and returns to normal. The Team 7th Universe and the Dragon Team are shocked at what transpired while the tournament announcer declares Frost as the winner.

Gokū returns to the waiting area where Piccolo and Vegeta criticize him for toying with his opponent. As the Galactic King praises the strength of the combatants, Jaco notices that something is amiss. The next fighter from the 7th Universe to battle is Piccolo.

The fight between Frost and Piccolo begins. Both Piccolo and Frost fight evenly, with Piccolo nearly managing to land a surprise hit against Frost. Frost charges at Piccolo and punches him, to which Piccolo blocks. However, Piccolo becomes weary and paralyzed from Frost's punch. Frost pushes Piccolo out of the ring, which makes him the winner.

Vegeta is surprised at what occurred while Beerus becomes distressed with the numbers disadvantage. As Vegeta prepares to face Frost, Gokū warns Vegeta to be careful. Before the tournament announcer can declare Vegeta the next fighter, Jaco intervenes and objects to Frost's victory, explaining that he saw a weapon in Frost's right arm with his superior eyesight. Jaco asks the tournament announcer to check Frost's right arm; Champa and Cabba are angry at Jaco's false accusation, but Beerus allows the announcer to do a body check. The announcer does so and checks Frost's body; he indeed finds a needle in Frost's right arm and after touching the tip of it, he becomes weary just like Gokū and Piccolo. Frost tries defending himself by saying that the needle is part of his body, although the tournament announcer sees that Frost's right arm has signs of modification; he disqualifies Frost for cheating and reinstates Piccolo as the winner.

Frost walks away from the ring. Champa is displeased with Frost's cheating at it has brought shame to his honor. However, Frost doesn't care about Champa's honor and because there was no prize money involved, he wanted to end the matches as quickly as possible. Champa warns Frost about what he is capable of. Suddenly, Vegeta demands that Frost be reinstated so he can fight him.
Block 1 of Hell

The **Block 1 of Hell** is a location within the confines of the 7th Universe's, Hell. It is a location where Gokū fell to, after falling off the Serpent Road. There are stones shaped like piles of stones, and trees, with leaf-less branches spiring and such. Here, he met Gozu and Mezu, oni that are guardians of Hell. Within the third lot the Enseiju is located at.

## References

1. ↑ *Daizenshū 7*, page 56
2. ↑ *Daizenshū 3*, page 162
Broly versus Freeza

An hour-long **battle** between Freeza and Broly took place when the latter Saiyan was brought to Earth by the tyrant and his father Paragus.

## Trivia

* In the trailer for *Dragon Ball Super: Broly*, Freeza is depicted as fighting Broly in his Wrath State. In the movie itself, Broly is in his unique Super Saiyan form.
Chapter 113

* KZB
* DCE
* Tenshinhan
* Chaoz
* Tsuru Sennin

"**The 22nd Tenka-Ichi Budōkai**" (第２２回天下一武道会, *Dai-Nijūnikai Tenka-Ichi Budōkai*; *Viz* "Return to the Tournament"; Literally meaning "The 22nd Number One Under the Heavens Martial Arts Gathering") is the one hundred thirteenth chapter of the *Dragon Ball* series.

## Summary

After three years, the Dragon Team have prepared for the 22nd Tenka-Ichi Budōkai. Muten Rōshi, Bulma, Kulilin, Yamcha, Puar, Oolong, and Lunch make their way towards Papaya Island by plane, eagerly anticipating both the Budōkai and their reunion with Gokū. Humorously, Lunch and Rōshi are plagued by problems — fighting the desire to hijack the plane and use the restroom respectively.

After the plane lands, and Muten Rōshi holds up the group with his restroom trip, the Dragon Team makes their way towards the arena. Yamcha and Kulilin register for the tournament, and Rōshi, after checking whether Gokū had registered, discreetly registers as 'Jackie Chun'. With three more minutes until the registers close, Muten Rōshi encounters an old 'friend', Tsuru Sennin. The two bicker angrily, and Tsuru Sennin declares that his two disciples will be the both the victors and stars of the Budōkai this time, not Rōshi's. When Tsuru Sennin leaves, Rōshi explains that he was his former rival.

With only a minute left for registration, Yamcha asks Puar to transform into Gokū, so he would be registered even if he's late. Gokū arrives, however, at the last second, and Rōshi hurriedly registers him. The boy explains his lateness away by saying he swam all the way from Yahhoy — a distant city well on the other side of the world. Changing into his regular Turtle School dōgi, Gokū, Kulilin, and Yamcha enter the preliminaries, where they encounter Jackie Chun once more. Outside, naturally, Rōshi is nowhere to be seen. Gokū eagerly tells Jackie Chun that he wants to be the one to win this time; to himself, Jackie admits that he's been secretly training for this, and doesn't have the intention of losing.
Chapter 148

* KZB
* DCE

"**Get to Karin Tower!!**" (カリン塔に会え!!, *Karin Tō ni Ae!!*; *Viz* "Go Ask Karin!") is the one hundred forty-eighth chapter of Part I of the *Dragon Ball* manga.

## Summary

With his youth restored, Piccolo, Piano, and the Pilaf Gang celebrate his triumph. Shenron prepares to leave, but in a shocking move, Piccolo kills the wish-granting Dragon with an energy blast from his mouth. With a resulting explosion, the dragon's remains fade, and Piccolo gloats over his victory as the Dragon Balls are reduced to mere stones. Tenshinhan, having watched, finally passes out.

Gokū notices the sky lighten up, and sees the Dragon Balls disappear from the radar; he realizes Piccolo must have summoned Shenron. As they exit the car, Gokū sees Upa, and his father, Bora, both of whom are pleased to see Goku again, albeit concerned for his wounded state.

Thoroughly pleased with his youth, Piccolo makes plans to head towards the King's Castle, safely back aboard the airship. Pilaf congratulates Piccolo on his victory, before reminding him of his promise to grant the imp a portion of Earth to rule. Rather than honor the agreement, Piccolo kicks the entire Pilaf Gang off of his ship.

At Karin's Tower, Gokū has filled Bora and Upa in entirely on the situation. Unable to climb the tower in his current state, Gokū bribes Yajirobe with the promise of a feast — something he calls Senzu. With the promise of food, Yajirobe agrees, and hoists Goku onto his back. Bora offers to lend them both his assistance as well.
Boo (Pure Evil)

* Air Dance Technique
* Breath
* Deflecting Transfiguration Beam with Breath
* Guilty Flash

**Boo** (ブウ, *Bū*), also known by the title **Majin Boo** (魔（ま）人（じん）ブウ （純（じゅん）粋（すい）悪（あく））, *Majin Bū (Junsui Aku)*; *FUNimation* "Evil Buu", *Viz* "Djinn Boo/Skinny Boo"; Literally meaning "Demon Man Boo (Pure Evil)") is the expelled evil from the good Majin Boo in physical form.

## Trivia

* Majin Boo's name is a pun on the magic phrase from the movie *Cinderella*, "Bibbidi Bobbidi Boo". The wizards Bibidi and Babidi all derive their names from different portions of this phrase.
* While the term Majin is used to describe both Lucifer and Majin Bū (all forms), they are writen differently and have different meanings, the former being demon-god (魔神) and the later demon-human (魔人).

## References

1. ↑ *Daizenshū 4*, page 61
2. ↑ *Dragon Ball Z* chapter 291
3. ↑ *Dragon Ball Super Exciting Guide: Character Volume*, page 48
4. ↑ Kanzenshuu/Tidbits/Demon Guide
Bura

* Part IV
* Brief (Maternal grandfather)
* Panchy (Maternal grandmother)
* Vegeta III (Paternal grandfather)
* Bulma (Mother)
* Vegeta (Father)
* Trunks (Older Brother)
* Tights (Aunt)
* Tarble (Uncle)
* Air Dance Technique (Anime only)

**Bura** (ブラ; *FUNimation* "Bulla") is the youngest Saiyan-half (サイヤ人（じん）ハーフ, *Saiya-jin hāfu*) child of Bulma and Vegeta, as well as the sister of Trunks.

## Personality

Due to her limited appearances within the series, Bura's personality remains largely unknown. However, from her behavior as its shown, Bura appears to be a cheerful, innocent girl, who wears a near-constant smile. Possibly influenced by her father, brother, and their friends, Bura doesn't seem to be too concerned with violence; when Pan entered the ring at the Budōkai, Bura casually called out to the girl to "not kill" her opponent. In the anime, she seemed enthralled at her father's strength when he punched Knock in the face, rendering him unconscious.

In the anime, she refers to her mother and father as "Mama" and "Papa". She also seems to have higher intelligence than most three year olds, calling the tournament seats a "nice view".

## Appearance

Bura is the spitting image of her mother as a child; a girl with thin strands of purple hair, with eyes of a matching hue, (in the anime, both her hair and eyes were changed to turquoise, matching her mother), tied with a red barrette. Her only outfit in the series was shown to be a white dress with red polka-dots, and a maroon jacket.

## Abilities

Unlike other Saiyan-halves, Bura hasn't shown an aptitude for battle. It can be assumed that since she inherited Saiyan blood, that she's strong and has the potential to turn Super Saiyan if the proper conditions are met (such as the evilest of dangers).

### Universe Survival Arc

*Main article: Universe Survival Arc*
Bura was born to Vegeta and Bulma, right before the Tournament of Power. Due to his father's refusal to join the tournament, Whis promptly went to a pregnant Bulma and with his staff and some magic words, Bura was immediately materialized in her arms.

## Part V

She appeared along with her mother, father, and older brother at the Tenka-Ichi Budōkai, where she cheered on her family and friends.

## Trivia

* She doesn't exist in the timeline of her brother's future counterpart, because his father was killed before she was conceived.
* Bura is the only member of the Brief family to never meet her future brother anywhere in the *Dragon Ball* media.
* Before she was born, her father tried to decide on her name — wanting to give his daughter a name befitting Saiyan royalty — and considered Eschalotte (エシャロット, *Esharotto*). Fitting with the Saiyan naming scheme, this name was a pun on shallot.

## References

1. ↑ *Daizenshū 4*, page 40
2. ↑ *Daizenshū 10*, page 116
3. ↑ *Dragon Ball GT: Perfect Files Vol. 1*, page 75
4. ↑ *Daizenshū 7*
5. ↑ *Daizenshū 4*
6. ↑ 6.0 6.1 *Dragon Ball Z* episode 290
7. ↑ *Dragon Ball Z* episode 289
8. ↑ *Dragon Ball* chapter 518, page 1
9. ↑ *Dragon Ball Super* episode 83
10. ↑ *Dragon Ball* chapters 518-519
Castle of God

The **Castle of God** (神様の神殿, *Kamisama no Shinden*; *FUNimation* "Kami's Lookout", *Viz* "Kami's Lookout" and "Heaven"; Literally meaning "Temple of God") is an ancient structure located well above the clouds on planet Earth. The structure is the home of all the Gods that preside over planet Earth; God's predecessor, God himself, and later, Dende, who would ascend to the role as 'God' after the predecessor fused with Piccolo. As of the Androids and Cell Arc in Part II of the *Dragon Ball* series, the Castle becomes the 'base of operations' for the Dragon Team.

## Overview

The Castle itself is designed as a large, half-sphere. Floating high in the sky where oxygen is scarce, well above even the clouds, the Castle is the highest suspended object within the atmosphere of Earth. Built on top of the platform is a three-pronged palace entrance, which leads down into the interior of the Castle. Lined along the platform are evergreen trees and palm trees.

The Castle itself is position directly over Karin's Tower; to someone who wields the Nyoibō can connect from the Tower to the bottom of the Castle. Before nearly every member of the Dragon Team could fly, this was the only way the Castle could be accessed by anyone from the surface of the world.

The Castle, despite being stationary, possesses the ability to move, if the current God commands it to. As the God of Earth is meant to watch over the planet as a whole, the Castle is capable of this feat.

## Known residents

* Mr. Popo (assistant to the God of Earth)
* God (Guardian of Earth, before fusing with Piccolo)
* Gokū (trains at the lookout for three years after the defeat of King Piccolo)
* Kulilin (trains at the lookout to prepare for the Saiyans)
* Yamcha (trains at the lookout to prepare for the Saiyans)
* Tenshinhan (trains at the lookout to prepare for the Saiyans)
* Chaoz (trains at the lookout to prepare for the Saiyans)
* Yajirobe (trains at the Lookout to prepare for the Saiyans)
* Piccolo (resumes residence there after fusing with God)
* Dende (current God of Earth)

## Trivia

* The term "shinden" (神殿) is used to refer to a sacred place, specifically a temple. The term is translated, by Shueisha, as "castle" in *Dragon Ball Daizenshū 4: World Guide*.

## Notes

1. ↑ Karin Tower itself exists above the clouds, thus making the Castle even higher

## References

1. ↑ *Daizenshū 4*, page 81
2. ↑ *Dragon Ball* chapter 163, pages 1-6
3. ↑ *Dragon Ball Super* episode 86
4. ↑ *Dragon Ball Super* chapter 31, pp. 11
Chapter 110

* KZB
* DCE

"**Pilaf's Great Strategy**" (ピラフの大作戦, *Pirafu no Daisakusen*; *Viz* "The Pilaf Machine") is the one hundred tenth chapter of Part I of the *Dragon Ball* manga.

## Summary

Gokū laments the fact that Pilaf and his gang aren't strong, but Pilaf isn't deterred. He orders the execution of their plan; to exploit Gokū's tail against him. Unaware that Gohan ripped Gokū's tail off, however, the group surrounds him, only to be unable to see his tail. Believing Gokū to be hiding it, they distract him and grab the boy, burning his pants off. Pilaf moves in to grab his tail, but can't see it, as it has been removed. The half-naked Gokū breaks free of Mai's grip, but the Pilaf gang merges their mechanical suits.

Gokū resorts to the Kamehameha, using a "light" one to completely blow off the arm of one of the mechanical suits. Mai ditches her suit, jumping into the new merged form, type "Ostrich". The group make a break for, it, only for the young Gokū to pursue. In desperation, they fire a missile at him. Gokū grabs the missile, hurling it back at them and destroying the machine. As his prize, Gokū claims the Dragon Ball, and Shū's clothes.
Chapter 154

* KZB
* DCE

"**Tenshinhan's Miscalculation**" (天津飯の誤算, *Tenshinhan no Gosan*; *Viz* "Tenshinhan vs. Drum") is the one hundred fifty-fourth chapter of Part I of the *Dragon Ball* manga.

## Summary

Tenshinhan engages the mutant Drum in battle as Gokū races towards the King's Castle. Despite his formidable strength, Tenshinhan quickly finds himself outmatched by the demonic monstrosity. As Drum is ordered to level the finishing the blow, however, he finds himself knocked back by the timely arrival of an angry Son Gokū. The young martial artist is surprised to see Piccolo has regained his youth, and despite Tenshinhan's warnings, enters battle with Drum. Using his new senses, and with a single blow, Gokū kills Drum.
Carrot Transformation

* Transfiguration Beam
* Carrot Transformation Cancelation
* Toninjinka

The **Carrot Transformation** is a technique used by Toninjinka.

## Usage

A unique skill possessed by Toninjinka. When anyone touches him, they are immediately transformed into a carrot, which Toninjinka presumably eats. While this ability can turn anyone who touches him into a carrot, Toninjinka typically channels it through a handshake. As such, all those in the town controlled by the Rabbit Gang feared Toninjinka and this technique, for fear of being turned into a carrot. This technique is restricted to living targets, as Goku was able to attack Toninjinka with his Nyoibō without the magical staff becoming a carrot itself. To remove the transformation, Toninjinka need simply clap his hands. When returned to normal, the transformed target doesn't remember anything from their time as food. To return the target to normal is referred to as the Carrot Transformation Cancelation.

## Trivia

* This would be the first ability in the series to turn a person into food; the second would be the Transfiguration Beam, a specialty of Majin Boo.
* *Daizenshū 4* describes the pose used to return a transformed target back to normal as being akin to one by Carmen Miranda.
* In the game *Dragon Ball: Mystery of Shenron*, when Bulma is turned into a carrot, she is split into four carrots, that must be assembled before she can be returned to normal. This drastically differs from the original anime and manga.

## References

1. ↑ *Daizenshū 7*, page 151
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 *Daizenshū 4*, page 69
3. ↑ *Dragon Ball* chapter 17, pages 12-13
Breathless Punch

* Popo

The **Breathless Punch** is a Physical Martial Arts Technique innovated by Popo.

## Usage

The technique was used with both defensive and offensive properties, where Popo's mastery of martial arts allowed him to both defend and attack Son Gokū flawlessly even with the use of Gokū's mastery of the Afterimage Fist technique, it still was no match for calculated strike of Mr. Popo.

## Trivia

* Although not named in the anime or manga it was named in *Dragon Ball Z: Extreme Butoden*.
Birthing Cell Juniors

* Cell

The **Birthing Cell Juniors** is an ability of Cell to asexually produce children after reaching his Developed Form.

## Usage

A technique used by Cell to produce children asexually. Using his tail, Cell creates children, referred to as "Cell Jr.", with the same abilities as himself. He can freely control the number of children he births, and each child roughly has the same power and speed as Cell, making them very dangerous. This technique has its roots in the Nameccian ability to create children from eggs.

## Trivia

* In *Dragon Ball XenoVerse 2*, Cell was shown to be able to create a replica of his first form, most likely through this technique. He used it to help train the Time Patroler who trains under him.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 *Daizenshū 2*, page 214
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 *Daizenshū 7*, page 146
3. ↑ *Chōzenshū 4*, page 157
4. ↑ *Chōzenshū 4*, page 157