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Energy of Destruction

* *Boss* (with Sidra)
* Sidra
* Toppo

**Energy of Destruction** is a derivative technique of the Destruction ability used by Hakaishin.

## Usage

To use this technique, the user concentrates Destruction into a singular orb of energy. When used, this orb completely erases the target from existence — rendering them unable to even pass on into the Afterworld. It creates a gigantic orb around the enemy, compressing until they are destroyed. Much like a *ki* ability, it can be lent to other entities, even those who are not gods. Freeza notes that the energy which constructs the sphere is "pure" energy that could only come from a Hakaishin or Sozōshin. An individual of great enough power, however, can rid the sphere from around their body; Freeza and Beerus both showed the ability to do this. Toppo, if he wants to unleash it as an orb, he needs time to charge before unleashing it.

## Trivia

* While he has not displayed the ability himself, Beerus knows what this technique is, implying he can use it. This is reinforced by the color in his aura and his techniques that appear to be similar to skills he used in *Dragon Ball Z: God and God*.
* The sphere created by the Energy of Destruction bears resemblance to Beerus' Cataclysmic Orb.

## References

1. ↑ *Dragon Ball Super* episode 95
2. ↑ *Dragon Ball Super* episode 125
Deflecting Transfiguration Beam with Breath

* Majin Boo

**Deflecting Transfiguration Beam with Breath** is a technique where the pure evil Majin Boo deflects the Transfiguration Beam by the good Majin Boo.

## Usage

With this technique, the pure evil Majin Boo deflects the Transfiguration Beam used by the good Majin Boo with his breath, turning the good Majin Boo into candy and devouring him.

## References

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

* Android 16
* Android 19
* Cell
* Dodoria
* Freeza
* Kulilin
* Lapis
* Lazuli
* Mark
* Majin Boo
* Nappa
* Piccolo
* Raditz
* Reacoom
* Son Gokū
* Son Gohan
* Tenshinhan
* Vegeta
* Yamcha
* Zarbon

**Dragon Ball Z Budokai 2**, localized as **Dragon Ball Z** (ドラゴンボールZ2, *Doragon Bōru Zetto Tsū*) in Japan, is a game developed by Dimps, and published by Atari in the United States and Europe — with Bandai Namco serving as publisher for the in Japan and Europe. It is playable on the PlayStation 2, Xbox 360, and GameCube. It was released February 5, 2004 in Japan, and December 4, 2003 in the United States. It features a retelling of the series from the beginning of the Saiyan Arc to the end of the Majin Boo Arc.

*Dragon Ball Z Budokai 2* was, fittingly, the second in the Budokai video game series, and would be followed by *Dragon Ball Z Budokai 3*.
Dragon Ball Z: God and God Official Movie Guide

The ***Dragon Ball Z: God and God Official Movie Guide*** (ドラゴンボールＺ神（かみ）と神（かみ）　オフィシャルムービーガイド, *Doragon Bōru Zetto Kami to Kami Ofisharu Mūbī Gaido*) is the official movie guide of the eighteenth *Dragon Ball* movie, *Dragon Ball Z: God and God*. It was published by Shueisha as a "Special Edition" of *Weekly Shōnen Jump* on March 21, 2013.

It contains story and character descriptions, rough sketches, an overview of the *Dragon Ball* animation history, an exclusive interview with Masako Nozawa and the original artwork as well as a special interview with Akira Toriyama.
Dragon Ball Z: Sparking! (series)

**Dragon Ball Z: Sparking!** (ドラゴンボールZ Ｓｐａｒｋｉｎｇ！（スパーキング！）; English "*Dragon Ball Z: Budokai Tenkaichi*") is a *Dragon Ball Z* fighting video-game series released on the
Playstation 2. The game was also given a sequel series called *Dragon Ball Z: Raging Blast*. 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: Sparking!* - referred to as *Dragon Ball Z: Budokai Tenkaichi* in the English speaking countries.
2. *Dragon Ball Z: Sparking! NEO* - referred to as *Dragon Ball Z: Budokai Tenkaichi 2* in english speaking countries.
3. *Dragon Ball z: Sparking! METEOR* - referred to as *Dragon Ball Z: Budokai Tenkaichi 3* in english speaking countries.
Dragon Ball Chōgashū

***Dragon Ball Chōgashū*** (ＤＲＡＧＯＮ（ドラゴン） ＢＡＬＬ（ボール） 超（ちょう）画（が）集（しゅう）, *Doragon Bōru Chōgashū*; Literally meaning "Dragon Ball Super Art Collections") is the official illustration collections of the *Dragon Ball* series. It was published by Shueisha on May 9, 2013.

It's considered as an update and expansion of the first *Daizenshū* volume, including all the illustrations from this *Daizenshū*, as well as the vast majority of Toriyama's *Dragon Ball*-related work since 1995. It also contains the original "Akira Toriyama Super Interview" from the first Daizenshū alongside a new Q&A session.
Dragon Flash Fist

* Super Dash Kick
* Son Gokū

The **Dragon Flash Fist** is a Physical Martial Arts Technique utilized by Son Gokū under his Super Saiyan form.

## Usage

The technique is utilized through using the Air Dance Technique allowing its user to fly. While in the air the user strikes the target. This technique was strong enough to damage Freeza, after being used by Son Gokū. The blow was strong enough to debilitate him.

## Trivia

* Although not named in the anime or manga it was named in *Dragon Ball FighterZ*.
Enma Realm

The **Enma Realm** (閻魔界, *Enmakai*; *FUNimation* "Check-In Station") is a large palace in the Afterworld where Enma lives and judges the dead.

## Trivia

* Enma has implied there is more than one Enma Realm, as he explicitly asked Gokū to kill Freeza outside of Earth, so he would not have to deal with him. However, this is contradicted by an earlier statement from the God of Earth, that the dead of all worlds come to the Enma Realm for judgement.

## See also

* Heaven
* Hell

## References

1. ↑ *Dragon Ball Super* episode 93
2. ↑ *Dragon Ball* chapter 205, page 8
Dragon Ball Heroes: Victory Mission

***Dragon Ball Heroes: Victory Mission*** (「DB ヒーローズ」 ビクトリーミッション, *Doragon Boru Hirosu: Bikutori Mishon*) is a *Dragon Ball* spin-off manga by Toyotarō. Its first chapter was released on October 20, 2012 in the November 2012 edition of *V-Jump*. It is a manga adaptation of the arcade game, Dragon Ball Heroes.

The series follows Beat as the primary protagonist and takes place in the same timeline as Dragon Ball GT, in between its final episode and *Goku Gaiden: Si Xing Qiu is a Testament to Courage*.
Dragon Ball Daima

***Dragon Ball Daima*** (ドラゴンボールDAIMA, *Doragon Bōru Daima*) is an upcoming anime series produced by Toei Animation, with Akira Toriyama providing the story and character designs, the series is slated to release in fall 2024. It was announced on October 12, 2023 at New York Comic Con.

## Production

The anime was initially revealed in the "Dragon Ball Special Panel" at New York Comic Con on October 12, 2023.

## Gallery

### Trailers

“Dragon Ball DAIMA” Teaser Trailer - Fall 2024

## Trivia

* “DAIMA” is a made-up term by Toriyama, which in Japanese characters would be “大魔” or in English would be something like “Evil.”
* The anime title of "DAIMA" was only finilized just a few days before its official reveal.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 NYCC 2023 Dragon Ball Panel Recap: “Dragon Ball Daima” Series Announced & More.
Evil Buu Saga

*See also: List of Dragon Ball Kai episodes*
The **Evil Buu Saga**, also known as **Season 6**, is the sixth season of the *Dragon Ball Kai* anime. It spans from episodes 134 to 159. It adapts chapters 484 to 519 from the *Dragon Ball* manga. It is preceded by the Majin Buu Saga and is the last saga of the *Dragon Ball Kai* anime.
Dohyōdoru

**Dohyōdoru** (ドヒョードル) is a martial arts style from the 10th Universe. A warrior who practices this style is known as a Rikishi, and the highest rank obtainable is the Yokozuna.

## Overview

Little is known about this school of martial arts, save that it emphasizes high endurance. When used by Napapa, the rikisi demonstrated the ability to tank and deflected three of Basil's Shining Blasters.

## Trivia

* Dohyōdoru heavily resembles real-life sumo, a popular martial arts style in Japan.
	+ A "*dohyō*" (土俵) is the ring (usually circular in appearance) in which sumo bouts are held.
	+ The name could also be based on the sumo phrase of "Dohyō toru" (土俵取る), means to "win/take/occupy the arena." It is a common phrase used in sumo.
Don't You See!

"**Don't You See!**" (*Donto Yū Shī!*), performed by *Zard*, was the second ending for *Dragon Ball GT* anime from episodes 27 to 41 as well as the TV special *Gokū's Side Story! The Proof of his Courage is the Four-Star Ball*. It was replaced by Blue Velvet.

## Lyrics

### Rōmaji

Tomodachi ni tegami wo kaku toki mitai ni

Surasura to kotoba ga dete kureba ii no ni

Mō sukoshi otagai wo shiriau ni wa jikan ga hoshii

Uragiranai no wa kazoku dake nante

Sabishisugiru yo Love is asking to be loved

Shinjiru koto wo yamete shimaeba raku ni natte wakaru kedo

Don't you see! Negatte mo inotte mo kiseki omoide

Sukoshi wa ki ni kakete

Don't you see! Chotto sameta furi wo suru kuse wa

Kizutsuku no ga kowai kara

TAXI noriba de matte 'ta toki no chinmoku wa

Tatta gofun na no ni

Mono sugoku nagaku kanjita

Muri wo shite tsukarete

Aozameta koi wa yokisenu dekigoto

Don't you see! Chiisana kenka de

Makezugiraina futari da kara hotto shita no

Don't you see! Ironna hito wo miru yori

Zutto onaji anata wo mite itai

Send him my love

Rose never fade

I don't wanna say

bye

Don't you see!

I'll never worry, tonight

I'll lay me down, tonight

You know, I do it for you

Don't you see! Umareta machi no nioi

Kurekakaru gairojuu wo futari arukeba

Don't you see! Sekai-jū mo dare mo ga donna ni isoide mo

Watashi wo tsukamaete ite

### English

These words should come out smoothly

Like when I'm writing a letter to a friend

But I need a little more time for us to get to know each other

To think that my family are the only ones who won't betray me

It's just too lonely. Love is asking to be loved

I know if I just gave up believing, it'd be easier, but

Don't you see! Even though I hope and pray, for the miracles and memories

I still worry a little bit.

Don't you see! My habit of acting a little cold

Is because I'm afraid of being hurt.

The silence as we waited at the taxi stand

Was just five minutes, but if felt oh so much longer

Overdoing things, and tiring ourselves out, our faded love was something we didn't expect

Don't you see! Our little fights

Show we're both determined not to lose, so I'm relieved

Don't you see! Rather than see a lot of different people

I'd rather just be watching the same old you

Send him my love

A rose that never fades

I don't wanna say

bye

Don't you see! I won't worry tonight.

I'll lay me down tonight.

You know I do it for you.

Don't you see! We'll have the scent of the town where we were born

If we walk among the boulevard's trees at sunset

Don't you see! No matter how much of a hurry everyone else in the world is,

Keep hanging on to me

## Characters

The characters in order of appearance:

* Muten Rōshi
* Umigame
* Son Gokū
* Chi-Chi
* Son Gohan
* Videl
* Son Goten
* Trunks
* Bulma
* Vegeta
* Bra
* Kuririn
* Number 18
* Marron
* Mister Satan
* Pan
* Majin Bū
* Baby
* Freeza
* Cell
* Piccolo
* Oolong
* Giru
* Dende
* Ūb
* Yamcha
* Old Kaiōshin
* Kibito Kaiōshin
Dragon Ball Z Abridged

**Dragon Ball Z Abridged** is an ongoing, unofficial, fan-based series, created by Team Four Star Entertainment, based on the *Dragon Ball Z* anime. The series revolves around parodying the anime. The abridged series also attempts to make fun of the plot, characters, and inconsistencies of the original *Dragon Ball Z* anime—though the series does make light of the Dragon Ball anime, as well as Dragon Ball GT. The characters are all voiced by members of the Team Four Star cast. This parody can be watched on Youtube.

## Content

### Parodied Sagas

* Saiyan Saga
* Namek Saga
* Android Saga
* Cell Saga

### Parodied Movies

* *Dragon Ball Z: Return My Gohan!!*
* *Dragon Ball Z: The World's Strongest Guy*
* *Dragon Ball Z: A Super Decisive Battle for Earth*
* *Dragon Ball Z: Super Saiyan Son Goku*
* *Dragon Ball Z: The Incredible Strongest versus Strongest*
* *Dragon Ball Z: Clash!! 10 Billion Powerful Warriors*
* *Dragon Ball Z: Extreme Battle!! The Three Great Super Saiyans*
* *Dragon Ball Z: Burn Up!! A Red-Hot, Raging, Super-Fierce Fight*

### Parodied Specials

* *Dragon Ball Z: A Lonesome, Final Battle - The Father of Z Warrior Son Gokū, who Challenged Freeza*
* *Dragon Ball Z: Defiance in the Face of Despair!! The Remaining Super Warriors – Gohan and Trunks*

### Parodied Shorts

* "Future" Trunks Arc
* Universe Survival Arc

## Reception

*Dragon Ball Z Abridged* has received overwhelmingly positive reception. The series holds a score of 8.9/10 on IMDb based on 881 reviews. The series has become so widespread that it has gained the notice of several prominent *Dragon Ball Z* voice actors, notably Sean Schemmel who is the English voice of Son Gokū. Despite the popularity of the series, it has run into copyright troubles in the past. In 2013, Toei Animation famously had all of the series taken down from YouTube. This caused a noticeable uproar among many Western *Dragon Ball* fans and Abridged viewers. The videos were later restored to YouTube that same year.

The series' fame later impacted the actual *Dragon Ball* franchise, when Curtis Arnott (known as **Takahata101**) brought to life an Abridged-only character, **Ghost Nappa**, in *Dragon Ball XenoVerse*—a feat that was applauded by both fans and voice actors for the *Dragon Ball* series, such as Christopher Sabat. Sabat himself is an unabashed fan of the series, praising Team Four Star for the accuracy of their voice acting as well as touting them to be producing a "genius parody" in *Dragon Ball Z Abridged*.

## Trivia

* Notably, the popularity of the *Abridged* series almost mirrors that of the original *Dragon Ball Z* series. The original Namek Saga from *Dragon Ball Z* is by far one of the most popular — as well as one of the most iconic — and the Namek Saga of the *Abridged* series has some of the best instances of humor out of the series.

## References

1. ↑ Dragon Ball Z: Abridged on IMDb
2. ↑ Sean Schemmel Talks About DBZ Abridged
3. ↑ Sean Schemmel Says 'Muffin Button'
4. ↑ Christopher Sabat Tweets About TFS
5. ↑ Interview with Voice Actor Chris Sabat
Dragon Ball Z: Burst Limit

***Dragon Ball Z: Burst Limit*** (ドラゴンボールZ バーストリミット, *Doragon Bōru Zetto Bāsuto Rimitto*) is a game developed by Dimps and published by Bandai for the Playstation 3 and the Xbox 360. It was released on June 5, 2008, and for the North-American release it was released five days later one June 10, 2008.

## Plot Overview

Dragon Ball Z: Burst Limit is a action, fighting game, which let's players experience the major battles from the first three arcs of the *Dragon Ball Z* series.
East Kaiō

The **East Kaiō** (東（ひがし）の界（かい）王（おう）, *Higashi no Kaiō*; Literally meaning "World King of the East") is the Kaiō who watches over the East Galaxies of the 7th Universe.

## Trivia

* East Kaiō neither makes an appearance, nor is the Kaiō mentioned, in the original manga.

## References

1. ↑ *Dragon Ball Z: Movie 12 Guide Book*, page 64
Duplicate Vegeta

* Absorption
* Air Dance Technique
* Garlic Cannon
* Kikōha
* Super Saiyan Blue

**Copy-Vegeta** (複製ベジータ, *Fukusei Bejīta*) was the result of the Comméson absorbing Vegeta's power and assuming his form.

## Appearance

Copy-Vegeta had the same general build and appearance as Vegeta himself, down to his hair's signature widow peak. However, due to being constructed from the Comméson substance, his entire body was colored a reddish-purple hue, and his eyes glow a bright red. Additionally, his form seems to drip, as he is made of a liquidy substance.

## Powers & Abilities

Thanks to the Comméson ability of copying the power of its victims Copy-Vegeta had the same attributes and powers that the original Vegeta had at the time of the absorption, meaning that Copy-Vegeta was capable of fighting opponents whose fighting strength were around the same levels as Gokū in his Super Saiyan Blue state during the Hakaishin Champa Arc. In his base form Copy-Vegeta is strong enough to endure all the attacks from Gotenks in his Super Saiyan 3 form, as well as being able to overwhelm him in strength and fighting skills. Copy-Vegeta was capable of using the initial signature technique of Vegeta thanks to the Comméson power.

### Transformation

Since the Comméson is capable of absorbing and coping the power and abilities of its victims, it can be assumed that Copy-Vegeta was also capable of using the Super Saiyan, Super Saiyan Second Grade and Super Saiyan 2 transformations.

#### Super Saiyan Blue

*Main article: Super Saiyan Blue*

The Super Saiyan Blue state is a transformation that combined the regular Super Saiyan form with godly *ki*, vastly surpassing the Super Saiyan and Super Saiyan God states. Copy-Vegeta was able to use this transformation due to the Comméson absorbing Vegeta´s power.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 *Dragon Ball Super Exciting Guide: Character Volume*
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 *Dragon Ball Super* episode 45
Dragon Ball Daizenshū 1: Complete Illustrations

***Dragon Ball Daizenshū 1: Complete Illustrations*** (Ｄ（ドラゴン）Ｂ（ボール）大全集１ＣＯＭＰＬＥＴＥ　ＩＬＬＵＳＴＲＡＴＩＯＮＳ, *Doragon Bōru Daizenshū 1 Complete Illustrations*; Literally meaning "Dragon Ball Great Complete Collections 1: Complete Illustrations") is the first supplementary guidebook, produced by Shueisha, of the *Daizenshū* series.

It covers a multitude of illustrations and artwork drawn by Akira Toriyama himself. This includes everything from chapter title pages, to *tankōbon* cover illustrations, to *Weekly Shōnen Jump* cover illustrations, to video game promotional illustrations, and even some phone card artwork. Like many of the Japanese guides, it was only released inside Japan.
Double Cannon Maximum

* Carserale (with Dispo)
* Dispo (with Carserale)

The **Double Cannon Maximum** is a combination Ki Manipulation Technique used by Carserale and Dispo.

## Usage

The cooperation technique is utilized by both Carserale and Dispo's teamwork, by placing both of their hands together they can amass a concentration of energy in the palm of their hands. This creates a photosphere-type Kikōha with a unique dual coloration of Dispo's blue *ki* and Carserale's yellow *ki*. Once the technique has fully been optimized the two Pride Troopers release a thin beam of blue boards within a yellow beam of energy.
Dissolving Liquid

* Saibaiman

The **Dissolving Liquid** is a special attack unique to Saibaimen.

## Usage

The Saibaimen damage their opponent by shooting out an acidic solution from the crack in their head. The ground that this solution touches melts away as if it were being gouged out.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 *Daizenshū 4*, page 116
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 *Daizenshū 7*, page 161
Emperor Death Beam

* Chaos Shot
* Freeza
* Frost

The **Emperor Death Beam** is an enhanced variation of the Continuous Kikōha from the Fingertips technique, first used by Golden Freeza.

## Usage

The Emperor's Death Beam is an enhanced version of the Continuous Kikōha from the Fingertips, used by Freeza in his 'Golden Freeza' form. The technique releases multiple Kikōha from his fingertips, and each of them has the power to bombard their target with fierce strength. The resulting explosion was capable of leveling a portion of a mountain, but as a Super Saiyan God Super Saiyan, Gokū was able to survive it unscathed.

## Trivia

* While this technique wasn't named in the movie, it was named in *Dragon Ball XenoVerse*.
Dragon Ball Volume "F"

***Dragon Ball Volume "F"*** (ドラゴンボール 巻「Ｆ」, *Doragon Bōru Maki "Efu"*) is a supplementary guidebook authored by Akira Toriyama. It was done exclusively for *Dragon Ball Z: Revival of "F"* and was only released to Japanese moviegoers.

It covers the characters and the new transformations which debuted with the movie. It also contains the complete script for the movie, written by Akira Toriyama, exposition text, designs, and other materials.

## Contents

### Featured Characters

1. Son Gokū (Super Saiyan God Super Saiyan) (p. 10)
2. Vegeta (Super Saiyan God Super Saiyan) (p. 10)
3. Freeza (Golden Freeza) (p. 11)
4. Son Gohan (p. 12)
5. Kulilin (p. 13)
6. Bulma (p. 14)
7. Kame-Sennin (p. 14)
8. Tagoma (p. 15)
9. Sorbet (p. 15)
10. Shisami (p. 16)
11. Angels of Hell (p. 16)
	1. Untranslated (p. 16)
	2. Untranslated (p. 16)
	3. Untranslated (p. 16)
12. Yogengyo (p. 17)
13. Beerus (p. 17)
14. Whis (p. 17)
15. Tenshinhan (p. 18)
16. Marron (p. 18)
17. Number 18 (p. 18)
18. Pilaf Gang (p.18)
	1. Pilaf (p. 18)
	2. Mai (p. 18)
	3. Shū (p. 18)

## Trivia

* The cover of this guidebook is a play on the original art for Volume 41 of the manga.

## References

1. ↑ Dragon Ball Volume "F" to Include 2015 Film Script by Toriyama
Destruction-Level Technique

* Self-Destruct
* Self-Destruct
* Vegeta

The **Destruction-Level Technique** is an upgraded version of the Final Conclusion Technique used by Vegeta in his Super Saiyan God Super Saiyan: Evolution.

## Usage

He utilized this technique during the Tournament of Power, and unlike with its weaker version, was able to survive the technique without dying. He was considerably drained, however. This technique was used to knock Toppo out of bounds, but it did not kill him.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 *Dragon Ball Super* episode 126
Destruction Touch

* The egg reduced to sand.
* Beerus' ability to disrupt a planet.
* Destruction
* Beerus

This technique in close-quarters where one slightly taps an object with a end of a sharp nail and creates a wave of purple *ki* around that travels around the circumference of something and reduces the item to ashes. Beerus was able to shave an entire planet of its mass by simply pressing his naim in the same manner.

## References

1. ↑ *Dragon Ball Z: God and God*
2. ↑ *Dragon Ball Super* episode 1
Death Crusher

* Koora

The **Death Crusher** is a combination-type Physical Martial Arts Technique used by Koora.

## Usage

The combination is as a result of the user's incredible speed. Koora first strikes the target by a rushing punch to the target's abdomen. The punch is thrusted into the target slamming them in the nearby environment, then proceeding to slamming the target on the ground. Afterwards the user continues press his fist onto the target causing the ground to collapse creating a large crack on the environment.

## Trivia

* Although not named in the film, it was named in *Dragon Ball Zenkai Battle Royale*.
Désastre Claw

* *Ki Tail Generation Technique* (Manga only)
* Cumber

The **Désastre Claw** is a unique Alternation-type Ki Manipulation Technique used by the evil Saiyan, Cumber.

## Usage

This technique utilizes Cumber's *ki* to create massive claws made out of pure *ki*. These claws are dark in colour, and can be used at close to long range. He was able to use the technique to combat Super Saiyan Blue Vegetto, but they proved vulnerable to Vegetto's Ki Saber.

## References

1. ↑ *Super Dragon Ball Heroes Universe Mission* chapter 3, pp. 18
Dragon Ball: Color Edition

***Dragon Ball: Color Edition*** (ドラゴンボール カラー版, *Doragon Bōru Karā-han*) is a special colourized re-release of the *Dragon Ball* manga for digital distribution by Shueisha, started in June 2009.

## History

Shueisha began releasing digitally colored version of the *Dragon Ball* manga on their Manga Online website in June 2009. However, their releases suddenly stopped in November 2009. Before stopping, they had released the first 23 chapters in full color for free. Shueisha later decided to push ahead with a color-release of the manga and did so through the *Dragon Ball: Full Color* project.
Devil Battle Slicing Hand

* Piccolo

**Devil Battle Slicing Hand** is a Physical Martial Arts Technique utilized by Piccolo.

## Usage

The Demon Slicer is a cross-chop that is able to slice through a target, bisecting them into two.

## Trivia

* Although unnamed in the manga, and both of its renditions of this portion of the manga, it was named in *Dragon Ball FighterZ*.
Emperor Edge

* Freeza (Inventor)

The **Emperor Edge** is an enhanced version of the Great Earth-Splitting Cutter used by Golden Freeza.

## Usage

The Emperor's Edge is a powerful, more enhanced version of the Great Earth-Splitting Cutter used by Freeza in his 'Golden Freeza' form. The attack releases a very powerful blast of *ki* from Freeza's fingertips, which slashes along the ground like a very powerful blade.

When Freeza used it on Gokū, the technique missed, but it was able to cleave an entire dormant volcano in two, and leave a deep gash that continued to travel even farther into the distance.

## Trivia

* While this technique was not named in the movies or the anime, it was named in the *Dragon Ball XenoVerse* video game.

## References

1. ↑ *Dragon Ball Z Extreme Butōden*
2. ↑ *Dragon Ball Z: Revival of "F"*
Dragon Ball GT Transformation

*"The next level of Dragon Ball!"*

* Pan
* Son Gokū
* Trunks

***Dragon Ball GT Transformation*** is a game developed by by Webfoot Technologies and published by Atari for the Game Boy Advance line of handhelds. It was released in America on August 9, 2005.

Despite being developed by the same company that created *The Legacy of Goku* series, *Dragon Ball GT Transformation* has all an new style of gameplay, making it a complete departure from the previous series. *Transformation* was slated to be the first in a new series of games focusing on the *Dragon Ball GT*, however, the sequel game that was in the works was cancelled, rendering *Transformation* a stand-alone title.
Dragon Ball: Full Color

***Dragon Ball: Full Color*** (ドラゴンボール フルカラー, *Doragon Bōru Furu Karā*) is a special colorized re-release of the *Dragon Ball* manga produced by Shueisha.

## History

The project was created to capitalize on the overwhelming popularity of *Dragon Ball Z: God and God*. *Dragon Ball: Full Color* was released to bookstores in Japan on February 4, 2013. By late 2014, the entirety of Part II of the manga was published in *Full Color*. In the March 2013 edition of *V Jump*, Shueisha announced plans to release Part I of the series, first to the web, then to a *Full Color* volume.

## Contents

Shueisha released each volume in *kanzenban* format, however, each volume contained seventeen chapters as opposed to the typical fifteen of a *kanzenban* release. Each volume also contained a special interview from Akira Toriyama covering a range of topics — from his involvement in *God and God* to unknown details about his manga.

## References

1. ↑ Dragon Ball Book Reveals in March 2013 V-Jump
Dragon Ball (disambiguation)

**Dragon Ball** (ドラゴンボール, *Doragon Bōru*) may refer to:

Series
Anime
*Dragon Ball*
*Dragon Ball Z*
*Dragon Ball GT*
*Dragon Ball Kai*
*Dragon Ball Super*
Manga
Chapters and Volumes
Movies
*Dragon Ball Z: God and God*
*Dragon Ball Z: Revival of "F"*
Video Games
*Dragon Ball Collectible Card Game*
*Dragon Ball Z Collectible Card Game*
Item
Dragon Balls
Super Dragon Balls
Earth-Collapsing Blow

* Death Ball
* Gigantic Energy Bullet (Movie only)
* Kikōdan
* Super Huge Energy Sphere (Anime only)
* Majin Boo

The **Earth-Collapsing Blow** is the strongest Ki Manipulation Technique available to the pure Majin Boo.

## Usage

Through this technique, Majin Boo creates a gigantic spherical orb of *ki* over the palm of his head. He then strikes the surface of the planet with it, causing the magma within the planet to swell and explode from the sheer source of the *ki*'s strength. This technique wiped out the Earth without leaving a trace remaining.

## In Other Media

The Blow that Collapses the Earth first appeared in video games in *Dragon Ball Z: The Legend*. In *Dragon Ball GT: Final Bout* it is named the **Powerball**. It was called the **Vanishing Ball** (バニシングボール, *Banishingu Bōru*) in the *Budokai* series, and be carried over into the *Heroes* and *XenoVerse* series. In the *Budokai Tenkaichi* and *Raging Blast* series, as well as *Dragon Ball Z: Ultimate Tenkaichi* and *Dragon Ball Z: Battle of Z*, it would be given its most common name: **Planet Burst** (プラネットバースト, *Puranet Bāsuto*). The move appears in *Dragon Ball FighterZ*, both in Boo's moveset, as well as in his victory animation, where he destroys the planet he's fighting on.

The technique, while not usable due to the lack of a playable Boo, appeared in *Dragon Ball Z: Buu's Fury* as well. Boo would use the technique in a cutscene to destroy the Earth; due to the Game Boy Advance's technical limitations, the Blow that Collapses the Earth appeared as a red sphere around Boo's body that expanded.

## Trivia

* The Blow that Collapses the Earth has the dubious honor of being the first attack to successfully destroy the Earth. Vegeta and Cell both threatened to destroy the planet, but Boo was the first to successfully perform the action with this move.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 *Daizenshū 2*, page 216
2. ↑ *Daizenshū 7*, page 148
3. ↑ *Sparking!* series
4. ↑ *Dragon Ball FighterZ*
5. ↑ *Dragon Ball Z Dokkan Battle*
DBZ126

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

* English

"**Murderers Who Leave No Trace — Which Ones Are the Androids?!**" (気配を持たぬ殺人鬼どいつが人造人間だ！？, *Kehai o Motanu Satsujinki Doitsu ga Jinzōningen da!?*; *FUNimation* "The Androids Appear"; Literally meaning "Murderers Who Leave No Trace — Which Ones Are the Artificial Humans?!") is the one hundred twenty-sixth episode of the *Dragon Ball Z* anime.

## Summary

Three years have passed and Gokū and the others arrive on the island, where the Androids are going to attack as Trunks predicted. Will their training be enough to stop these monsters?
Dragon Ball SSSS

**Dragon Ball SSSS**, ("SSSS" stands for "Saikyō Super Saiyan Secret",) is a special project to celebrate 30 years of the *Dragon Ball* series. The project has also been titled the **Dragon Ball Force Project** (ドラゴンボール フォースプロジェクト, *Doragon Bōru Fōsu Purojekuto*). It began in November 2011 in conjunction with Bandai, *V-Jump*, and *Saikyō Jump*.

## List of Projects

The following releases and events are part of Dragon Ball SSSS:

### 2011

* The *Dragon Ball: Episode of Bardock* spin-off manga is written by Naho Ōishi from August to October of 2011.
* In December of 2011, two anime shorts were made free for public streaming on the official *V-Jump* website. These were…
	+ *Dragon Ball: Plan to Eradicate the Super Saiyans*
	+ *Dragon Ball: Episode of Bardock*
* A timeline was released for the entire *Dragon Ball* series. It was divided into a number of story arcs:
	1. "The Story of Gokū's Birth" (孫悟空誕生以前の物語, *Son Gokū Tanjō Izen no Monogatari*)
	2. "Son Gokū's Boyhood Arc" (孫悟空少年編, *Son Gokū Shōnen Hen*)
	3. "Piccolo Arc" (ピッコロ大魔王編, *Pikkoro Hen*)
	4. "Saiyan Arc" (サイヤ人編, *Saiya-jin Hen*)
	5. "Freeza Arc" (フリーザ編, *Furīza Hen*)
	6. "Androids-Cell Arc" (人造人間・セル編, *Jinzōningen-Seru Hen*)
	7. "Majin Bū Arc" (魔人ブウ編, *Majin Bū Hen*)
	8. "Gods of the Universe Arc" (宇宙の神々編, *Uchū no Kamigami Hen*)
	9. "The World at Peace Arc" (平穏な世界編, *Heionna Sekai Hen*)

### 2012

* In the March issue of *Saikyō Jump*, a DVD featuring both *Plan to Eradicate the Super Saiyans* and *Episode of Bardock* was released to subscribers of the physical magazine.
* *Episode of Bardock* received an official home release as a part of *Dragon Ball Z* for Kinect on the Xbox 360 in October 2012.

### 2013

* *Dragon Ball Z: God and God* is added to the official anime timeline.

### 2015

* *Dragon Ball Z: Revival of "F"* is added to the official anime timeline.

### 2016

* The anniversary book, *30th Anniversary Dragon Ball Chōshishū: Super History Book*, was released on January 21, 2016.
* The re-released of the original manga, known as "*Dragon Ball Digest Edition — Super Goku Legend*", has been published by Shuiesha to celebrate the 30th anniversary of the series.

## Trivia

* *SSSS* also stands for *Super Saiyan Special Site*.

## References

1. ↑ “Episode of Bardock” To Receive Anime Adaptation
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 Dragon Ball SSSS Project
3. ↑ Dragon Ball SSSS announcement
4. ↑ Episode of Bardock

## External Links

* Official Website
* @db30th on Twitter
Demon Strengthening Form

* Transformation Ability
* Demigra

The **Demon Strengthening Form** is an ability Demigra metamorphosis into a enhanced state.

## Attributes

This transformation is unique to Demigra, and adopts many traits of his previous Final Form, but is more humanoid and condensed, resembling his original form in a manner. His upper body is a pale, and his lower body dark blue. His hair stands on end, similarly to Vegeta, and his various accessories include his original earrings, and a golden arm band. His eyes remain red and his sclera black, much like his Final Form. The jewel that rested within the golden adornment of his final form now rests firmly in the center of his chest. In his Makyōka Keitai, Demigra is strong enough to fight against a Super Saiyan God Beat, as well as Son Gokū.

## References

1. ↑ *Dragon Ball Heroes God Mission 10 Opening Short*
Energy Bullet (object)

* Mai

The **Energy Bullet** was a form of sniper-rifle ammunition created by the future Bulma.

## Usage

This bullet has several times the strength of a normal bullet, and Bulma made it with the intention of it being used on Gokū Black. While it is unknown if the bullet could potentially kill the Saiyan deity, Mai was more than capable of knocking Black off his balance with the force of a missed shot, implying there is indeed great strength behind the bullet.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 *Dragon Ball Super* episode 63
Divine Communication Sphere

* Quitela (Anime only)
* Sidra (Anime only)

An unnamed communication device that is shaped in form of sphere that allows the Hakaishin to communicate with one another from universe-to-universe. Quitela uses this through a strange meditative state, whilst physically grabbing such object to connect with Sidra, who did the same. The two communication devices seem to be more of a tool to unite one's mind.
Dragon Ball Online

***Dragon Ball Online*** (ドラゴンボールオンライン, *Doragon Bōru Onrain*; Korean: 드래곤볼 온라인) is a MMORGP game developed simultaneously in Japan and South Korea by NTL. It was released outside Japan, in South Korean, Hong Kong and Taiwan respectively on February 4, 2010;June 15, 2011 and September 8, 2011. *Dragon Ball* series creator, Akira Toriyama, has a great involvement over the project, both contributing to and supervising the story and art design, including character and location arrangements.

However, due to lack of content development, the game servers was completely shut down various time in 2013. On May 21, 2014 a new project was running, later given an official name titled *Dragon Ball XenoVerse* on July 10, 2014, which borrowed some elements from *Dragon Ball Online*.

## References

1. ↑ Korean “Dragon Ball Online” Closing This Month
2. ↑ “Dragon Ball XENOVERSE” Reveals in November 2014 V-Jump
Do-Over

* Time Stop
* Time-Leap
* Wand
* Whis

A **Do-Over** is an ability used by Hakaishin Beerus' attendant, Whis, to turn back time.

## Usage

Whis is capable of utilizing this ability through his mysterious staff. While using the Do-Over ability, Whis can reverse time completely for a total of three minutes, completely returning events back to the way they were. This can be done in an attempt to change the past for the better if a mistake was made that can be immediately corrected. Whis states he typically uses it when Beerus makes a mistake that is detrimental, such as destroying the two suns on Beerus' Temple. Whis stated he can't reverse time by more than three minutes and he won't able to do that again for a while. When the Do-Over is done, only those inside of Whis' sphere are aware of the time-reversal. Anyone else will not realize time was reversed.

## Trivia

* Unlike the time travel through Bulma's Time Machine, Whis' Do-Over doesn't seem to create a splintered timeline, and is referred to as 'reversing time', as opposed to time travel. This implies the skill is literally a form of chronomancy.
* Whis states in the dub of *Dragon Ball Super* that he manipulates the temporal dimension to make this ability work.

## References

1. ↑ *Dragon Ball Fusions*
2. ↑ *Dragon Ball Z: Revival of "F"*
3. ↑ *Dragon Ball Super* episode 27
Double Kikōha

* *Full Body Tracking Kikōha* (Movie only)
* Gigantic Blast (Anime only)
* *Triple Kikōha*
* Botamo (Manga-only)
* Champa (Anime only)
* Freeza (Anime and Movie-only)
* Kafla (Anime only)
* Raditz
* Son Gohan (Anime-only)
* Son Gokū
* Trunks (Manga-only)
* Vegeta (Manga only)

The **Double Kikōha** is a quantitative variation of the Kikōha technique that was utilized by Raditz.

## Usage

The technique unlike its derived source carries advantages, this variation's usage of firing two Kikōha The technique is used best against two incoming targets. The user uses the time to raise the arms above their head and forwards the arms beneath him, then begins to dispatch one's energy into two purple spheres, to later transition into the form of two energy waves at the target. When this technique was used by Raditz both waves could be release into different directions, in terms of its power it had the capability to cause critical harm, if caught ー It can cleanly dismember and deteriorate a limb, even as far as effortlessly destroying a mountain top.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 *Daizenshū 7*, page 133
2. ↑ *Dragon Ball Z: Burst Limit*
3. ↑ *Dragon Ball Kai: Attack of the Saiyans*
4. ↑ *Dragon Ball Z: Extreme Budōden*
5. ↑ *Dragon Ball Fusions*
6. ↑ *Daizenshū 2*, page 210
7. ↑ *Dragon Ball Z: Dokkan Battle*
8. ↑ *Dragon Ball Zenkai Battle*
9. ↑ *Dragon Ball Kai* episode 3
Energy Absorption

* Light Absorption
* Energy Absorption (Biological) (Anime only)
* No. 19
* Gero
* Super No. 17 (Anime only)

The **Energy Absorption** is a skill used by antiquated models of Dr. Gero's Androids.

## Usage

Due to the mechanical components in their bodies, and thus not having natural *ki*, Gero had to develop a new method for his artificial creations to obtain energy. Through the lens-shaped device on their palms, Androids No. 19 and No. 20 are capable of sucking in the opponent's *ki* and convert it into energy compatible with their artificial bodies. This method of absorption works on both energy blasts, such as the Kamehameha, as well as absorbing energy directly from the opponent's body.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 *Daizenshū 2*, page 213-214
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 *Daizenshū 7*, page 128
3. ↑ *Chōzenshū 4*, page 138
Dragon Ball Side Story: The Case of Being Reincarnated as Yamcha

***Dragon Ball Side Story: The Case of Being Reincarnated as Yamcha*** (ドラゴンボール外伝　転生したらヤムチャだった件, *Doragon Bōru Gaiden Tensei-shitara Yamcha Datta Ken*) is an official spin-off manga written and illustrated by Dragon Garow Lee based on original work by Akira Toriyama. The story involves an ordinary high school boy who after an accident finds himself reincarnated in the body of Yamcha in the world of the *Dragon Ball* series. Using his knowledge of the manga, the young man trains hard to transform Yamcha into the strongest hero around. It's first published online by Shueisha's *Shōnen Jump Plus* digital manga magazine.

## External Links

* Manga Subpage  on *Shōnen Jump Plus*.
* Dragon Garow Lee on Twitter.
Don’t Let Me Down

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"**Don't Let Me Down**" (ドント・レット・ミー・ダウン, *Donto Retto Mī Daun*), performed by *Gacharic Spin* was the seventh and final ending for the *Dragon Ball Kai* anime from episodes 146 to 159.

## Lyrics

### Romaji

Love! Don't let me down!

Love! Don't let me down!

Ī! Aru! San! Sū! Ū! Ryū! Chī!

Love!

Don hiki suru hodo Sanshain

Imanara dareka ni Ai ni ikeru

East Side, West Side

Itsu datte jiyūjizai

Dakedo issaigassai

Furikakaru yo

Dare datte tsurai

Hibi o ikite

Love Don't Let Me Down

Hitorijanai

Daredatte Cry

Hibi o nukeru tame ni tobe

Only Love Don't Let Me Down

Ī! Aru! San! Sū! Ū! Ryū! Chī!

Love! Don't let me down!

### English

LOVE!

DON’T LET ME DOWN

LOVE!

DON’T LET ME DOWN

One! Two! Three! Four! Five! Six! Seven!

LOVE!

Sunshine so bright it pushes people away

Now, I can finally

Go meet someone

East Side, West Side

Always freely

But anything, everything

Could happen

It’s tough for anyone,

Living life day after day

Love Don’t Let Me Down

You’re not alone

Anyone would Cry

So you can escape these days, jump!

Only Love Don’t Let Me Down

One! Two! Three! Four! Five! Six! Seven!

LOVE!

ONLINE, killing time

I mean to pull the strings,

But they pull me

Inside, Outside

Under my own power, no matter what

The escape route is No Side

This is the starting point

It’s tough for anyone,

Living life day after day

Love Don’t Let Me Down

You’re not alone

Anyone would Cry

So you can escape these days, jump!

Only Love Don’t Let Me Down

One! Two! Three! Four! Five! Six! Seven!

LOVE!

I Won’t Let You Down

It’s a promise!

I Won’t Let You Down…..

I Won’t Let You Down

If I’m with you,

I Won’t Let You Down

You’re not alone

I Won’t Let You Down

I’ll hold you in my strong heart

Only Love Don’t Let You Down

It’s tough for anyone,

Living life day after day

Love Don’t Let Me Down

You’re not alone

Anyone would Cry

So you can escape these days, jump!

Only Love Don’t Let Me Down

One! Two! Three! Four! Five! Six! Seven!

LOVE!

One! Two! Three! DRAGON BALLS!

LOVE!

DON’T LET ME DOWN
Dynamite Driver

* No. 16
* Hatchiyack

The **Dynamite Driver** is a Physical Martial Arts Technique, which a user hoists a target grounded, where they lift the target with the user's strength, and fiercely presses them onto the ground, No. 16 was able to slam his targets strong enough to completely pierce through the ground, creating a hollow crater of the target's body.

## Trivia

* Although unnamed in the original manga, and both of the anime renditions of this portion of the manga, it was named in *Dragon Ball FighterZ.*
* Albeit, unnamed, Hatchiyack also uses this technique in the fourth OVA.
Dragon Thunder

* Electric Wave
* Thunder Horn
* Five-Star Dragon

**Dragon Thunder** is a Ki Manipulation Technique used by the Five and the One-Star Dragons.

## Usage

This technique generates a powerful blast of electricity from the user's *ki*, sending it directly towards a target with the intended goal being to electrocute them. Despite this, the technique merely stunned Son Gokū, and was barely able to affect Super Saiyan 4 Gokū. The One-Star Dragon combines this technique with the spikes on his body, funneling electricity directly into an opponent's body through physical contact.

## References

1. ↑ *Dragon Ball GT* episode 60
2. ↑ *Dragon Ball GT* episode 64
Dynamite Kick

* Great Kick Special
* Great Revolving Kick
* Gotenks
* Mark

The **Dynamite Kick** is a physical technique employed by both Mr. Satan and Gotenks.

## Usage

The Dynamite Kick is a technique where the user dashes forward and slams their opponent with an intense jump kick. It seems it has force comparable to the explosion of dynamite. Though the name is the same, Gotenks' technique naturally packs far more force.
Egg (Parasitic)

The **egg** (卵, *tamago*) is a unique, parasitic egg laid by Baby whenever he possessed a victim but then left their body. The eggs themselves were never seen in the flesh, so to speak, but their presence was felt during the entire Tsufruian Parasite Biohazard. By Baby's own admission, the eggs are impossible to simply force out of someone.

The eggs lay dormant for a brief period, but when they hatch, their cells reach the brain. From this point, the possessed begins to act according to Baby's own will.

Similar to the Aquamist, the Eggs can be removed from the victim's body by way of the Divine Water.

## References

1. ↑ *Dragon Ball GT* episode 29
2. ↑ *Dragon Ball GT* episode 27
Dragon Ball Z The Legacy of Goku II

* Japanese
* Piccolo
* Son Gokū
* Son Gohan
* Trunks
* Vegeta

***Dragon Ball Z The Legacy of Goku II*** is a game developed by Webfoot Technologies and published by Atari for the Game Boy Advance line of handhelds. It was released in America on June 17, 2003.

It is the only entry into *The Legacy of Goku* series to be released in Japan. It was released in Japan by Banpresto on July 23, 2004, under the name **Dragon Ball Z The Legacy of Goku II International**. In this version, the characters names were changed back to the original Japanese, and they were given new profile pictures. However, the Bruce Faulconer score was retained, and Mark's name still shows up as "Hercule" on his parade float.

*The Legacy of Goku II* is the second in series of the same name, receded by Dragon Ball Z The Legacy of Goku and followed by Dragon Ball Z Buu's Fury.

## Playable Characters

### Story-only Characters

* Brief
* Chaozu
* Chi-Chi
* Enma
* God
* Earthlings
* Karin
* Kulilin
* Mr. Popo
* Nameccians
* North Kaiō
* Puar
* Tenshinhan
* Umigame
* Yamcha
* Yajirobe
Developed Form

* Perfection Body: Power Emphasis Form
* Super Perfection Body
* Super Saiyan
* Cell

The **Developed Form**, also known as **Perfect Cell** (完全セル, *Kanzen Seru*), is the final stage of Cell's evolution as well as his final transformation.

## Appearance & Personality

In his Developed Form, Cell obtains his most humanoid appearance of all, similar to Freeza in his true form. Retaining the similar aspects from his previous two forms, Cell's insectoid appearance does remain. Unlike his Second Form, Cell's facial appearance becomes almost human, gaining a nose, thinner lips, as well as purple markings down the side of his face. His eyes changed from light blue they had in his Second Form, becoming red (pink in the anime). The green exoskeleton retains its color, though the green has lightened, and the spots change from dark black to dark green. The armor on his arms has changed, and moved to his legs, chest, and shoulder area. In addition, his feet are now yellow.

## Attributes

This form is Cell's final intentional evolution, the end result of successfully absorbing Nos. 17 and 18. By Cell's own admission, this form is meant to excelt in all area's of combat, making him an incredibly versatile fighter. His strength in this state far surpassed Vegeta's Super Saiyan Second Grade and Son Gokū's Super Saiyan Fourth Grade. In terms of raw strength, Trunks' Super Saiyan Third Grade was stronger, but Cell's superior speed mitigated any power difference. The strength of the Developed form was finally eclipsed by Son Gohan's Super Saiyan 2.

Having absorbed both No. 17 and No. 18, his tail lost its function and receded to a small form behind his back. He gains the ability to birth young in its place.

## Trivia

* The kanji for "*kanzen*" (完全) can be translated as either "perfection" or "completeness". "*Tai*" (体), in the meantime, translates to "body". The English translation, given by Shueisha, in *Daizenshū 4* translates the full "*kanzentai*" (完全体) as "Developed Form".

* Despite never being shown to be capable of absorbing life forms in his Developed Form, some video games portray Cell with the ability. His ability to absorb is inconsistently portrayed among games and other media; among a few examples, in *Shin Budokai*, he is capable of absorbing life essence, *Dragon Ball GT* had him absorb Son Gokū, and *Dragon Ball FighterZ* has him state he can no longer absorb Nos. 17 and 18 despite being tempted to.

## References

1. ↑ *Dragon Ball* chapter 373
2. ↑ *Daizenshū 4*, page 161
3. ↑ *Dragon Ball* chapter 390, pp. 12
4. ↑ *Dragon Ball Z: Tenkaichi Budōkai*
5. ↑ 5.0 5.1 *Daizenshū* 2, page 197
Eastern Capital

The **Eastern Capital** (東の都, *Higashi no Miyako*; *FUNimation* "East City", *Viz* "East Capital"), sometimes referred to as simply the **Capital** (都, *Miyako*), is the main major city located along the eastern coast of the main continent on Earth.

## History

### Saiyan Attack

Nappa and Vegeta land in the Eastern Capital after arriving on Earth. After exiting his Space Pod, Nappa does a power demonstration and completely destroys the Eastern Capital with his Exploding Wave, reducing the city to nothing but rubble.

### Nearby Locations

* Satan City
* Tokunoshin's Island

## Trivia

* This is the only known location on Earth to use the Yen as currency.
* "Eastern Capital" is the literal English translation for Tokyo (東京), the capital of Japan.

## References

1. ↑ *Dragon Ball: Zenkai Battle Royale*
2. ↑ *Daizenshuu 4* page 74
3. ↑ *Dragon Ball* chapter 213