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Chapter 108

* KZB
* DCE

"**Son Gohan**" (孫悟飯) is the one hundred eighth chapter of Part I of the *Dragon Ball* manga.

## Summary

As Gokū writhes in pain from Gohan tearing his tail off, Kame-Sennin comments on the fact that the young boy's weak spot is gone while the rest of the Dragon Team is stunned at the sight of Gokū's dead grandfather. An angry Gokū prepares to attack Gohan, unbeknownst to the young boy that he is the masked man, leading Gokū's grandfather to give in.

As Gokū attains the victory, Gohan commends his grandson for his greatly improved strength, and comments on how Gokū had neglected to address his weakness. This leads Gokū to realize that he fought his own grandfather, who takes off his mask. After Gokū tearfully and happily embraces his grandfather, he asks if Kame-Sennin had been training him, which Gokū confirms, leading his grandfather to humbly address his former master.

Gokū is under the perception that his grandfather is alive once again, and can therefore live with him again, but Gohan corrects him by informing Gokū and everyone else that Uranai Baba is capable of moving between the world of the living and the Afterworld and that he is still dead, but can dwell on Earth for one day. Bulma asks if Gohan meeting Gokū was a mere coincidence, but Kame-Sennin notifies her that his sister Uranai Baba knew the Dragon Team would be on their way, leading Baba to further explain that Gohan requested her to tell him when a boy with a tail appeared.

As Gohan is at ease for knowing that Gokū trained under his former master Kame-Sennin, Gohan, behind his grandson's back, asks the turtle hermit if Gokū had been transforming into a monkey lately, but Kame-Sennin reassures him that everything is fine since the hermit destroyed the moon. Gokū then shows his grandfather the four star Dragon Ball he left for Gokū, and Gohan wonders why there were more like it after observing Gokū having five more.

After Gohan is told of Gokū's adventures up until that point, Kulilin is confident that Upa will have his father be revived once again with the Dragon Balls. As Gohan departs back to the Afterworld, Uranai Baba keeps good on her word and shows the Dragon Team the location of the seventh and final Dragon Ball, which is revealed to be in a car.
Brothers Kamehameha

* Parent and Child Triple Kamehameha
* Son Gohan (with Goten, Movie-only)
* Son Goten (with Gohan, Movie-only)

The **Brothers Kamehameha** is a collaborative Kamehameha technique that is used by both Son Gohan and Son Goten.

## Trivia

* Although not named in the movie it was named in the video-game, *Dragon Ball Z: Raging Blast 2*.
Caway

* Flirtatious Glance
* *Tool Creation Technique*

**Caway** (キャウェイ, *Kyauei*) is a warrior from the 4th Universe. She competed in the Tournament of Power as a member of the 4th Universe team.

## Appearance

Caway is a beautiful young humanoid woman with green skin, blue eyes, and long pink hair. She also wears purple stockings, blue heels, and her accessories are a cape, and a ring around her forehead with an earring attached.

## Personality

Caway is shown to be a relatively composed woman, though Kame-Sennin's antics easily pushed her over the edge. Seen during her encounters with the aforementioned hermit, Caway has a seductive side, and uses it to her advantage; however, she also didn't consider the consequences of an opponent who would respond differently. Despite her seductive nature, Caway easily flees form an opponent who is too perverted, to avoid having her value as a wife ruined.

## Abilities

Caway is a talented warrior, with talents suitable to be selected for the Tournament of Power by Quitela. Her physical prowess is at least on par with Kame-Sennin, and, noted comically while running away from the aforementioned hermit, Caway has excellent speed. When her abilities are not enough to handle a male opponent, Caway makes excellent use of her appealing body, utilising to entice and distract men. This does, however, prove dangerous when the opponent is someone such as Kame-Sennin.

### Ki Manipulation

*Main article: Tool Creation Technique*

Caway has the ability to manipulate the shape of her *ki* to create tools for use in combat. The technique impressed the Kame-Sennin, and Caway has shown skill in manipulating the weapons flawlessly. Wielding them as if she was a weapon's master, Caway displays the ability to utilise any weapon she creates to its fullest.

## Trivia

* Caraway's name derives from Caraway Seeds an indian spice. Like all the combatants from the Fourth Universe, Caway is named after a plant used for culinary purposes.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 *Dragon Ball Super* episode 105
Chapter 101

* KZB
* DCE
* Mummy-kun

"**The Devil's Toilet**" (悪魔の便所, *Akuma no Benjo*; *Viz* "The Devil's Cesspool") is the one hundred first chapter of Part I of the *Dragon Ball* manga.

## Summary

After Yamcha notices Bulma and Kame-Sennin's presence, Bulma wonders why a fighting tournament is necessary to gain information from Uranai Baba about the location of the last Dragon Ball, leading Kulilin to explain that since they do not have nearly enough money to satisfy Uranai Baba's conditions, she offered to give a free fortune if her fighters are defeated in combat. This leads Kame-Sennin to reveal Uranai Baba as his sister while commenting on her greed, surprising everyone else.

As Bulma meets Upa, Uranai Baba leads everyone to the Devil's Toilet to continue the tournament, revealing that if one falls out of bounds, he or she will land in poison and be melted. Baba then introduces the next fighter, who is revealed to be a living mummy. Due to the mummy's big appearance, Yamcha hypothesizes that his foe relies on brute strength and the best way to defeat Mummy-kun would be to outmaneuver him with speed. However, the plan is ineffective as Yamcha and Kame-Sennin are stunned at Mummy-kun's speed despite his size, leading Yamcha to be dominated in combat and on the verge of falling to his doom.
Chapter 160

* KZB
* DCE
* Penetrate!

"**Son Gokū's Final Gamble!!**" (孫悟空最後の賭け!!, *Son Gokū Saigo no Kake!!*; *Viz* "Goku's Final Gamble") is the one hundred sixtieth chapter of the *Dragon Ball* manga.

## Summary

With Tenshinhan held captive by Piccolo, Gokū finds himself in a pinch. Tenshinhan urges Gokū to kill Piccolo, and not to worry about him; in an attempt to quiet him, Piccolo applies pressure to Tenshinhan's skull. Piccolo picks up a rock, and blows it towards Gokū, breaking the boy's left arm. Regardless, Gokū decides to kill Piccolo as he'd simply kill them whether the boy attacked or no, and believed he could resurrect Tenshinhan with the Dragon Balls. Piccolo tells Gokū that he killed Shenron, and with another stone, breaks Gokū's left leg, causing the boy to fall to the ground, unable to move.

Piccolo discards Tenshinhan and flies into the air, determined to land the finishing blow on Gokū, However, Gokū still has one working arm, and releases a powerful Kikōha towards the ground, propelling him into the air towards Piccolo. With the imprint of a Giant Monkey behind him, Gokū races towards Piccolo.
Chapter 14

* KZB
* DCE
* Kamehameha

"**Kame Sennin's Kamehameha!!**" (亀仙人のかめはめ波!!, *Kame Sennin no Kamehameha!!*; *Viz* "Kamehameha!") is the fourteenth chapter of Part I of the *Dragon Ball* manga.

## Summary

After Kame-Sennin marvels at the fire burning Gyūmaō's castle, the turtle hermit informs his apprentice of his awareness of the ill-advised actions the Demon Lord had done to protect his treasure, leading Gyūmaō to apologize to his master for his actions and offer to throw away his treasures. As Oolong is astonished at the Demon Lord showing remorse, the turtle hermit reminds Goku of the condition he required in order for him to put out the flames, leading Gokū to request Bulma to let Kame-Sennin touch her chest. An appalled Bulma agrees, but she claims it will happen only after Kame-Sennin puts out the flames.

Kame-Sennin prepares himself to fire a Kamehameha by substantially increasing his power, as Yamcha explains to Pu'ar from a distance of the mechanics behind what he claims to be the turtle hermit's finest technique. A full-powered Kame-Sennin fires the Kamehameha, much to the amazement of Gokū, Oolong, Bulma, Gyūmaō, Chi-Chi, Yamcha and Pu'ar. Kame-Sennin successfully puts out the fire, but inadvertently destroys the castle in the process, much to everyone's exasperation.
Bubbles

**Bubbles** (バブルス, *Baburusu*) is the monkey pet and companion of North Kaiō.

## Dragon Ball Z

### Dragon Ball Z: God and God

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

## References

1. ↑ *Daizenshū 3*, page 136
2. ↑ *Daizenshū 4*, page 52
3. ↑ *Daizenshū 5*, page 121
4. ↑ *Akira Toriyama: The World Anime Special*, page 182
5. ↑ *Dragon Ball Super: Super Start Guide*, page 32
Cell: Second Form

—Son Gokū in **"I'll Finish Everything!! A Reborn Vegeta, Father and Son, Sally Forth"**

* Cell

The **Cell: Second Form** is a heightened transformation obtained by Cell and the second in his evolutionary line.

## Appearance & Personality

In his Second Form, Cell's appearance drastically changes. He now has a crown atop his head and a dark-colored nucleus at its center. His face has become more humanlike, as he has gained No. 17's blue eyes as well as the basic structure of a nose. He has also gained ear slots similar to Freeza.

The rest of his body has also become more humanoid: he has proper hands now and lacks his wings. Cell remains his typical green-coloration in this form, however his abdomen and the top portion of his tail are a bright orange. He has also gained armored plating on his forearms and lower legs.

## Attributes

In his second form, Cell's speed dramatically increases, allowing him to easily outrun No. 16 and No. 18 as they try to escape. His power and endurance also substantially increase, allowing him to shrug off attacks by No. 16 and even cripple wound the Android who had previously dominated him in battle. His endurance was high enough to allow him to resist multiple New Kikōhō blasts from Tenshinhan, though the blasts did manage to stall Cell long enough for the Androids to escape.

Additionally, having absorbed No. 17, Cell has gained the ability to imitate his voice—a tactic he employs to confuse and stall No. 18.

## References

1. ↑ *Daizenshū 4*, page 161
2. ↑ *Dragon Ball Z: Budokai 3*
3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 3.2 3.3 *Dragon Ball Z* chapter 170
Chapter 173

* KZB
* DCE
* Stretching Arms

"**Kuririn versus Ma Junior: Settling the Score!!**" (クリリン対マジュニア勝負決す!!, *Kuririn Tai Ma Junia Shōbu Kessu!!*; *Viz* "Kuririn vs. Demon Junior, Part 2"; Literally meaning "Kuririn versus Demon Junior: Settling the Score!!") is the one hundred seventy-third chapter of the *Dragon Ball* manga.

## Summary

Piccolo, showing more of his strength, stretches his arms, grabbing Kuririn and reeling him in, shocking everyone. Focusing energy into his fist, he lands a solid blow and sends Kuririn flying towards a wall. Reacting quickly, Kuririn bounces off towards Piccolo, aiming a blow only to be deflected and kicked into the air.

As Piccolo pursues, Kuririn releases a point-blank Kamehameha. Piccolo, however, dodges using the Afterimage Fist and sends Kuririn hurtling towards the ground. While Piccolo is nervous he accidentally killed Kuririn, and would be disqualified, the former monk stands up, shocking everyone. However, Kuririn falls back onto the ground, surrendering. The strength of Kuririn earns him praise from his friends, and makes Piccolo believing taking over the world might not be so easy.
Chapter 107

* KZB
* DCE

"**Gokū's Tail**" (悟空のシッポ, *Gokū no Shippo*; *Viz* "To Win by a Tail") is the one hundred seventh chapter of Part I of the *Dragon Ball* manga.

## Summary

As the masked man is impressed that Gokū managed to dodge his attack, he sees an opening to overtake the young boy as Gokū is in the air and cannot move freely. However, Gokū counters this by firing a Kamehameha of his own while falling down, which a stunned masked man manages to escape. As Gokū pins down the masked man, the man reveals that he is holding Gokū's tail, causing the young boy to lose power.

Yamcha and Puar reveal to the rest of the Dragon Team that Gokū's tail is his weak point, surprising even Kame-Sennin. As Uranai Baba and the masked man are confident they have the victory, Kame-Sennin informs the team that the masked man knew of Gokū's weakness the entirety of the battle, much to their surprise. Elsewhere, using a satellite to watch the battle, Emperor Pilaf and his subordinates, and are elated to discover Gokū's weakness. The emperor the reveals that he has the last Dragon Ball hidden in a case so that the Dragon Team's Dragon Radar cannot detect it.

As Pilaf and his crew set off to attempt to steal the other six Dragon Balls, the masked man is exploiting Gokū's weakness and using it against the boy to dominate him in combat. As Gokū refuses to give in, Bulma asks how did the masked man know of Gokū's weakness, leading Kame-Sennin to reveal the man behind the mask to be the young boy's deceased grandfather, Son Gohan, much to the team's shock. Eventually, after torturing Gokū, Gohan unintentionally tears off the young boy's tail.
Cell Junior

Cell Junior (セルJr. Seru Junia) is an offspring of Cell. They were asexually produced from Cell's tail, through cellular mitosis. Cell created them to attack the Dragon Team, in hopes that the agony of watching his father and friends being beaten, would allow Son Gohan to unlock his potential for a better fight. According to Cell himself, each Cell Junior he produced had his power and abilities.
Butta

* Air Dance Technique
* Blue Hurricane
* Kikōha
* Purple Comet Crash (Anime only)
* Purple Comet Z Crash (Anime only)
* Fighting Jacket
* Scouter

**Butta** (バータ, *Bāta*; *FUNimation* "Burter") was an elite soldier of Freeza's strongest, specialized, militaristic unit, known as the Ginyū Special Corps that were called to assist Freeza's operations on Namek after the hunt for the Dragon Balls didn't go according. In battle he was initially defeated by the likes of Son Gokū, but shortly killed by Vegeta afterwards.

## Trivia

* In *Dragon Ball XenoVerse*, Butta identifies himself as the Great Hurricane in one Parallel Quest, rather than the Blue Hurricane.

## References

1. ↑ *Daizenshū 4*, page 57
2. ↑ *Daizenshū 5*, page 124
3. ↑ *Dragon Ball* chapter 280
4. ↑ *Dragon Ball* chapter 282
Chapter 127

* KZB
* DCE
* High-Speed Movement

"**Kuririn's Strategy, Gokū's Strategy**" (クリリンの作戦、悟空の作戦, *Kuririn no Sakusen, Goku no Sakusen*; *Viz* "Gokū vs. Kuririn, Part 3") is the one hundred twenty-seventh chapter of the *Dragon Ball* manga.

## Summary

Gokū begins to collapse from the strain of his tail being pulled, leading Muten Rōshi to conclude the end of the match was a disappointing one. Tenshinhan is surprised to note Gokū's weak point, and believes that facing Kuririn in the final round will be too easy a victory. Before the countdown can finish, Gokū leaps over Kuririn's head and uses his tail to manhandle his friend, slamming him onto the tile. Gokū revealed that, in the last three years, he took Muten Rōshi's advice to heart and trained his tail to withstand pressure. Muten Rōshi thinks to himself that it's not only Gokū's good nature that makes him so incredible, but his ability to persevere so well in training to overcome his own weaknesses. This leads him to believe Gokū no only has any weaknesses, a statement he rescinds once he realizes Gokū is still too gullible.

In response to Kuririn's dirty trick, Gokū vanishes on the spot, leading others to assume he's literally vanished. Muten Rōshi, however, can detect Gokū's presence, and Tenshinhan knows better as well. With Gokū's speed, Tenshinhan can barely track his movements, but the nopise Gokū gives off as he moves is enough to clue him in. Gokū reappears, striking Kuririn and sending him flying out of the ring, winning him the match. Those in the crowd couldn't see what Gokū did, but Tenshinhan noticed that when Gokū reappeared, he struck Kuririn with nine strikes, but held back enough power to Kuririn would only suffer a ring out.

Both Muten Rōshi and Tsuru Sennin note Gokū's impressive power, the former noting he's truly begun to feel threatened by Gokū's impressive strength, while the later concludes it is possible for Gokū to have defeated Taopaipai. With Gokū and Kuririn's fight concluded, Tenshinhan eagerly anticipates his coming match with Gokū.
Chapter 11

* KZB
* DCE
* Chi-Chi
* Gyūmaō

"**Gyūmaō of Mount Frypan**" (フライパン山の牛魔王, *Furaipan Yama no Gyūmaō*; *Viz* "…And Into the Fire!"; Literally meaning "Ox Demon Lord of Mount Frypan") is the eleventh chapter of Part I of the *Dragon Ball* manga.

## Summary

After two days pass, Gokū and friends finally arrive at Frypan Mountain, which is engulfed in flames. Oolong, in evident fear, warns Bulma and Gokū not to go near the mountain, claiming anyone who crosses paths with Gyūmaō ends up killed. As Gokū and Bulma hypothesize that Gyūmaō is within the castle with the Dragon Ball, Oolong once again informs them that Gyūmaō and his daugther cannot return to their own castle due to the flames. As Oolong attempts to run away yet again, Bulma once again counters by activating the PP Candy to force Oolong to stay.

As Yamcha and Pu'ar watch Gokū and friends from a distance, Yamcha deduces that Gokū should be able to befriend Gyūmaō due to being Son Gohan's grandson, as both Gyūmaō and Gohan were disciples of Kame-Sennin.

Suddenly, a seemingly defenseless young girl runs away from a Tyrannosaurus Rex, only to behead the dinosaur with the blade from her helmet and obliterate the remnants of the dinosaur with a laser from the helmet, much to the bandits' astonishment. The young girl then shoots a laser at Yamcha out of fear, only to earn a knockout punch by the bandit to her helmet, as Yamcha reveals he is not afraid of young girls, as opposed to young women.

Near the burning castle, Gokū uses his Kintoun to attempt to find the sixth Dragon Ball within the castle. As Gokū is in the sky, Gyūmaō, assuming Bulma and Oolong want to steal his treasure, attacks the two from behind, much to their trepidation. As Gokū arrives, Gyūmaō questions where Gokū received his Kintoun, only to learn that the young boy received it from Rōshi, leading Gyūmaō to frantically ask of his master's residence.
Chapter 125

* KZB
* DCE

"**Son Gokū versus Kuririn!!**" (孫悟空対クリリン！！, *Son Gokū Tai Kuririn!!*; *Viz* "Goku vs. Kuririn") is the one hundred twenty-fifth chapter of the *Dragon Ball* manga.

## Summary

Gokū and Kuririn are the next match in the tournament, much to Kuririn's own surprise. The two competitors agree to a no-holds barred match.

Outside, Jackie Chun has removed his disguise, and Tenshinhan asks him why Muten Rōshi of all people would don a disguise to enter a martial arts tournament. Muten Rōshi explains that it wasn't for him, but for his students. To avoid Gokū and Kuririn getting overconfident should they win, he wanted to be there to prove be strong enough competition and defeat them. Tenshinhan believes that Muten Rōshi decided his strength would be sufficient to defeat them, which was why he forfeited the match; Muten Rōshi, however, says this isn't exactly the truth.

As the match begins, Muten Rōshi states he realizes his students are simply mature enough now to handle a tournament victory. He also notes that Tenshinhan hasn't become fully evil yet, and his conflicted nature is why he's come to ask Muten Rōshi these questions to begin with. Tenshinhan denies this, stating his goal is to become the ultimate assassin, just like Taopaipai. Muten Rōshi notes that Tenshinhan is right about one thing; if they had continued fighting, he would have lost. His lack of pride leaves Tenshinhan confused.

In the ring, Gokū and Kuririn are in the middle of a heated battle. Despite this, Gokū seems to have the edge, pushing Kuririn back. Kuririn notes that Gokū is as good as he's ever been, but Gokū himself commends Kuririn on his own strength. The audience is left stunned, unable to believe two children are fighting in the ring. As the two persist in battle, it proceeds towards the air; Gokū leaps to dodge Kuririn, but the former monk utilizes his bald head to reflect the sunlight towards Gokū. Stunning Gokū, Kuririn kicks him down towards the ring, confident the impact will defeat him. Gokū, however, manages to land on his feet, ready to continue the battle.
Chapter 132

* KZB
* DCE
* Fist of Four Bodies

"**Tsuru Sennin's Curse, the Kikōhō!!**" (鶴仙人の怨念気功砲！！, *Tsurusennin no Onnen Kikōhō!!*; *Viz* "The Arms Race"; Literally meaning "The Crane Hermit's Curse, the Ki Manipulation Cannon!!") is the one hundred thirty-second chapter of the *Dragon Ball* manga.

## Summary

Despite having betrayed his own teacher, Tenshinhan notes that he finally feels free. With the resolve to absolutely win the battle, Tenshinhan begins to prepare a new technique. At first, Chaoz believes it to be the Kikōhō, but reveals it to be the Fist of Four Bodies — Tenshinhan's fist of four arms. Having grown four additional arms out of his shoulder blades, Tenshinhan has left the entirety of the stadium shocked. With his four arms, Tenshinhan presses his advantage against Gokū, able to counter his techniques and strike back with the additional set.

After breaking away from Tenshinhan with a clever use of his tail, Gokū reveals the Hasshūken, moving his hands at such high speeds it appears as if he has eight. With his speed, Gokū manages to easily counter Tenshinhan's Shiyōken, causing him to retract the arms into his shoulders, realizing they won't work against Gokū's speed. Deciding to try a new tactic, Tenshinhan tells Gokū that his next attack could easily kill him, but he doesn't want to kill him, and implores Gokū to dodge. Muten Rōshi begs Tenshinhan to avoid using the Kikōhō, as the technique, while vastly outstripping the Kamehameha in terms of raw destruction power, but in exchange, the energy drain can be life threatening. Muten Rōshi outright calls it a forbidden technique.

Tenshinhan believes he isn't at risk, and begins to rise into the air. Gokū, being stubborn, refuses to move, despite his own teacher's warnings.
Bujin

* Air Dance Technique
* Ki Manipulation Wave
* Psychic Ability
* Psycho Threads

**Bujin** (ブージン, *Būjin*) was a member of the extraterrestrial Herā clan and a subordinate of Bōjakku's Galaxy Soldiers.

## Biography

### *Dragon Ball Z: The Galaxy's at the Brink!! The Super Incredible Guy*

Bujin, along with his fellow Hera infiltrated the Intergalactic Tournament, he used his psychic powers to ambush Gohan by throwing clock hands at him, he then revealed the background was merely just an illusion. Later he, Zangya, and Bidō do battle with Tenshinhan and Yamcha, Bujin single-handedly beats Tien and later fought against Gohan with his team, until Piccolo arrives to fight his master, Bojack almost kills Piccolo, but a recovered Trunks intervenes, Bujin traps him in his Psychic Threads to incapacitate him for Bido to throw a sharp projectile at him, though Vegeta saves his son and enters the scene. Bujin and Zangya fought Trunks, the former used his Psycho Threads to hold him while the latter attacks. Bujin and his teammates later trap Gohan in their Psychic Threads, watching as the tyrant attacks him.

Thanks to Gokū's assistance, Gohan taps into his Super Saiyan 2 form, Bōjakku ordered both Bujin and Bido to trap him with their threads, but the young Saiyan was unfazed, he and Bido decide to charge at him head on, however they were no match for the Gohan's power and were killed.

## Trivia

* His name comes from the four-character idiom "bojaku bujin" (傍若無人), meaning *arrogance*. Coincidentally, "bujin" (武人) means *military man*.
Carrot

* Toninjinka
* Son Gokū
* Puar

**Carrots** (人参, *Ninjin*) is a root vegetable found within the 7th Universe; they are treated as food items by species such as Earthlings and can be consumed. The most notable carrot featured within the series was Bulma when Toninjinka turned her into a carrot through his Carrot Transformation technique.

## Trivia

* Son Gokū's original Saiyan name, 'Kakarotto', is a pun on "carrot". Rather amusingly, he states to Toninjinka that he doesn't like carrots.

## References

1. ↑ *Daizenshū 7*
2. ↑ *Daizenshū 7*
Chapter -4

* TKB
* Aosa
* Hijiki
* Hondawara
* Mozuku
* Okawari Manpuku

"**The Touched Galactic Patrolman**" (銀（ギン）河（が）パトロール感（かん）激（げき）, *Ginga Patorōru Kangeki*; *Viz* "The Galactic Patrolman Is Deeply Touched") is the eighth chapter of the *Jaco the Galactic Patrolman* series.

## Summary

Unfortunately, Ōmori has absolutely no idea how to fix the spaceship's antenna. As Tights invites them in for dinner, the TV news broadcast reveals a sketch of the "Mask Man", which annoyed Jaco. Meanwhile, Katayude is watching the broadcast and seems to recognize the criminal.

Tights asks Ōmori how long it would take to get to Kiwi Island from here. When Ōmori wonders if she wants to go see the rocket launch, she revealed that she will be on it as she is apparently a body-double for the idol An Azuki, who they cannot seriously endanger by putting on that rocket ship in case something goes wrong. If something were to happen, they would trot her out later and say it was a miraculous survival, and her popularity would skyrocket even more. Ōmori cautions Tights not to get on the ship due to its risk, but Tights responds she was already paid and spent all money. Jaco is touched by Tights' selfless acts, and promises not to kill all of humanity. Tights makes them promise not to tell anyone about the secret, though.

Tights borrows the boat with with best wishes from Ōmori and Jaco and arrives two days late. Ōmori wonders if there is anywhere Jaco can reach with what fuel he has, but Jaco says he probably could not since they are on the far edge of the galaxy. Later, while they're watching TV, Jaco notices that a boat is arriving outside, which makes Ōmori yells for him to hide.
Brain Crash Hammer

* Kienzan
* Gotenks (Inventor)

The **Brain Crash Hammer** is a powerful *Ki* Manipulation Technique created by Gotenks.

## History

The Brain Crash Hammer was created either before Gotenks' battle with Majin Boo, in the Room of Spirit and Time, or during the fight itself.

## Usage

The technique itself is similar in essence to Kuririn's own Kienzan. To use the technique, Gotenks raises his hand into the air, forming a large blast that tears the opponent's body into pieces directly down the middle. This technique was used by Gotenks as a Super Saiyan 3.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 *Daizenshū 7*, page 156
2. ↑ *Chōzenshū 4*, page 169
3. ↑ FUNimation Dub
4. ↑ *Dragon Ball Z* episode 261
Chapter 167

* KZB
* DCE

"**Trouble at the Tenka-Ichi Budōkai**" (波乱の天下一武道会, *Haran no Tenka-Ichi Budōkai*; *Viz* "New Challengers"; Literally meaning "Trouble at the Number One Under the Heavens Martial Arts Gathering") is the one hundred sixty-seventh chapter of the *Dragon Ball* manga.

## Summary

Piccolo turns away, and Tenshinhan asks Gokū if he is related to Piccolo; Gokū confirms his friend's suspicions, but asks him to not tell the others. A young woman catches the attention of Gokū and the others, specifically looking for Gokū. Gokū, however, doesn't recognize the young woman, which infuriates her, causing her to storm off.

Tenshinhan asks Chaoz to use his abilities to disperse their numbers, including Piccolo, and so the Dragon Team all end up in different blocks. Gokū has the first match of the preliminaries, and is once again up against King Chappa. As Chappa takes a stance, Gokū completely empties his mind, suppressing his *ki* entirely, and uses the element of surprise to karate chop Chappa from behind, knocking him out. Watching the battle, Piccolo is confident that he can defeat Gokū.

The Dragon Team continue to progress through the preliminaries, however, Chaoz loses his match to Taopaipai.
Bikal

* Flight

**Bikal** (ビカル, *Bikaru*; *English TV* "Vikal") is a warrior from the 2nd Universe.

## Personality

Bikal is shown to be very loyal to her teammates, especially Sanka Ku. This is shown when Bikal saves Sanka from being ringed out by Lapis. The two women are very close, with Helles stating that they are the perfect representation of Universe 2: Cooperation through love.

## Appearance

Bikal was a beautiful woman with white skin, pink, iris-less eyes, long blue hair tied into a ponytail, pointed ears, and wings that are black on the outside and purple on the inside. She wore a black and purple leotard. Bikal resembled a harpy. While she was sitting in the stands her eyes where shown to yellow.

## Abilities

Bikal was one of the strongest warriors of her respective universe, she was selected as a representative to compete in the Tournament of Power. She was able utilize her wings in order fly in the air.

## Part IV

### Universe Survival Arc

Bikal was one of the many warriors selected to compete for the Tournament of Power. She first appeared alongside her team-members in the Realm of Nothingness, as a representative of her universe's strongest fighters. As one of the many combatants with the ability to fly, she had a big advantage over various competitors, since the Air Dance Technique is prohibited.

As the match is underway, in the first minutes of the Tournament of Power, Bikal faces Rubart from the 10th Universe. Bikal joins her team mates to watch; Briand de Chateau, Sous Roast, and Sanka Ku transform into their magical girl forms.

When Sanka Ku was almost ringed out by Lapis, Bikal used her Flight to grab Sanka ku and save her. After the two women expressed their love for each other, Bikal attempted to regroup with the other members of her team, only to be taken by surprise and knocked into the spectator bench by Lapis, eliminating her.

## Trivia

* **Bikal'**s name is derived from an anagram on Kalbi (カルビ, *Karubi*), which is a korean BBW meat dish.

## References

1. ↑ *Dragon Ball Super* episode 96
2. ↑ *Dragon Ball Super* episode 103
Chapter 134

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"**The Martial Arts Tournament Concludes! And Then…**" (武道大会終了！そして…, *Budō Taikai Shūryō! Soshite…*; *Viz* "Up in the Air") is the one hundred thirty-fourth chapter of the *Dragon Ball* manga.

## Summary

With the additional speed from the Kamehameha Boost, Gokū collides with Tenshinhan, stunning him, causing them both to begin falling down. The announcer decides to break out a Hoi Poi Capsule plane, and flies into the air for a closer view. Gokū and Tenshinhan were falling at an even pace, but Gokū creates a small Kamehameha, which elevates him just slightly above for an advantage. As they descend, however, Gokū collides with a van right before hitting the ground, causing him to collide faster than Tenshinhan, who follows shortly after.

As he hit the ground first, Gokū loses, and Tenshinhan is pronounced the winner. After the end of the match, Tenshinhan offers Gokū half the prize money, as Goku technically should have won due to being the better fighter. Gokū declines, however, but when the group decides to go out to eat, Tenshinhan volunteers to at least pay for the meal. Before they go, Gokū notices his staff and Dragon Ball are missing. Kuririn volunteers to go retrieve them. Tenshinhan apologizes to Yamcha for his injuries, and Muten Rōshi offers Tenshinhan a chance to stay with him. Lunch, having fallen for Tenshinhan, demands that he accept, but Tenshinhan declines on the grounds that they are the students of Tsuru Sennin.

There's a scream, and Gokū recognizes it as Kuririn's voice. Rushing to find the source of the disturbance, they see Kuririn lying on the ground, unmoving. The announcer explains a monster came in, attacked them, and took the list of previous Tenka-Ichi Budōkai finalists. Gokū realizes that the monster not only attacked them, but killed Kuririn.
Carrot Transformation Cancelation

* Carrot Transformation
* Toninjinka

The **Carrot Transformation Cancelation** is a technique to turned into a person transformed into carrot to normal.

## Usage

Uttering a cry of “Heeh!”, the Toninjinka claps his hands twice, striking a pose, and the person who was turned into a carrot returns to normal.

## Trivia

* In the *Daizenshū*, the pose the Toninjinka takes while clapping is specifically stated to be a pose similar to Carmen Miranda.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 *Daizenshū 7*, page 151
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 *Daizenshū 4*, page 69
Chapter 169

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"**Tenshinhan and Taopaipai**" (天津飯と桃白白, *Tenshinhan to Taopaipai*; *Viz* "Tenshinhan vs Taopaipai"; Literally meaning "Tenshinhan and Peach White White") is the one hundred sixty-ninth chapter of the *Dragon Ball* manga.

## Summary

Gokū informs Muten Rōshi that Taopaipai is alive, and his goal is to kill both Gokū and Tenshinhan. Gokū, however, isn't worried, as he believes Tenshinhan is stronger than the assassin; Tsuru Sennin arrives in time to catch this bit of the conversation, finding Gokū's statement to be arrogant. Despite the fact that Yamcha, Kuririn, Gokū and Tenshinhan aren't Muten Rōshi's students, Tsuru Sennin is intent on having his younger brother kill them.

Unable to find good seats after the competitors head to the arena, Bulma makes Lunch sneezes, and the bad personality'd Lunch forces her way through the crowd. Gokū offers his friends some Senzu, though they admit to having some already, having been to Karin Tower. They were also the ones who invited Yajirobe.

The announcer begins the tournament, and the first match begins: Tenshinhan vs Taopaipai. Tenshinhan knocks Taopaipai down with a single chop, and asks him to forfeit, as he forgives him for what he did to Chaozu. Showcasing his immense speed, Tenshinhan says he's become stronger than the assassin can comprehend.
Chapter 149

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"**World Domination**" (世界征服, *Sekai Seifuku*) is the one hundred forty-ninth chapter of Part I of the *Dragon Ball* manga.

## Summary

With Bora  hoisting Yajirobe  up with Gokū, Upa encourages them and says they're the best. With a heave Bore manages to send the two soaring up into the sky. When Yajirobe manages to get a grip on Karin's Tower he still has a hard time seeing the top. Regardless, the pair make their way up the tower's tall incline, intending on reaching Karin as quickly as possible.

Meanwhile, Piccolo Daimaō marches forward to the King's Palace, his spawn Piano treading confidently beside him. Calling it his new home and saying it has class the Demon King stepped toward the front gate. Knocking down the guards at the gate he is approached by many others to which he compared them to insects.

As night falls, Yajirobe continues to climb with Gokū, complaining that he's sore and tired. The young boy tries to encourage him that he's nearly there and the obese swordsman said that is the fiftieth time he's said that. Regardless, he continues his long climb up.

Back at the Palace, Piccolo and Piano walk down a hallway with a host of unconscious and beaten guards left in their wake. Halted by a much bigger guard than the rest, Piccolo says they sent a tough guy. Trying to make him submit, the Demon King insists that he's the inferior, angering the man enough to launch a strong armed punch. It failed to connect as the fist was easily caught and he was backhanded into the wall. When he commanded him to bring the King, he said he didn't know and his chest was punctured by his hand, killing him instantly. As other guards tried to make a break for it, Piccolo appeared in front of one in a flash, asking him where the King was. Told that he was upstairs in the Western Tower. Piano notices that the King was in a getaway aircraft to which Piccolo replies he won't get far.

At Karin's Tower, Yajirobe notices that the top is noticeable and asks Gokū if that was it. Unfortunately, the weary boy was sleeping soundly. The fat man yelled at him to wake up, saying they've reached their destination.

The King's aircraft jolted as Piccolo Daimaō greets them standing upright, startling the pilot and his current bodyguard.
Chapter 139

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* Iaigiri
* Electric Wave

"**Yajirobe's Prey**" (ヤジロベーの獲物, *Yajirobei no Emono*) is the one hundred thirty-ninth chapter of Part I of the *Dragon Ball* manga.

## Summary

Cymbal continues to interrogate Yajirobe  and Gokū  about the location of the Dragon Ball, threatening to kill them if they don't do as he asked.  It isn't until Piccolo Daimaō's son sees the necklace wrapped around the obese man's neck does he realize that he's wearing a Dragon Ball, asking to hand over the object right away. Realizing that he's an ally of Kuririn's killer, Gokū is determined to challenge Cymbal but Yajirobe feels obligated to settle the score Piccolo's son made with him. Not agreeing easily, they settle their feud over a game of Rock-Paper-Scissors while Cymbal looks on in incredulous awe. Winning the game, Yajirobe steps up to challenge an eager Cymbal to do battle.

Attacking first, Yajrobe swung fast and hard, but missed a rapidly evading Cymbal. In mid-jump, the Dragonoid tail whipped the fat man in the chin, followed by a fast kick and punch combo to send him reeling back. Having fallen flat on his face, the Demon believes he's already dead but is soon proven wrong when a slightly scuffed Yajirobe complains as he stands up an dusts himself off. While Gokū chuckles with amusement, Cymbal steels himself for the fight to continue. Landing a surprise kick to Cymbal, Yajirobe has to evade bolts of lightning that are shot like bullets from an angry Cymbal. Offering his help, Yajirobe decline's Gokū's aid as he grasps the hilt of his sword, ready to end the fight. Leaping forward, Yajirobe avoids Cymbal's shots just in time to get a single sword stroke, bifuricating the Dragonoid in half.

Meanwhile, aboard Pilaf's airship, Piccolo Daimaiō reels in surprise as he feels his child's life force vanish. While his other son tries to comfort him, the Demon King is still in shock anyone is capable of besting his spawn. He cries out for vengeance for what has happened with an angry expression contorting on his wrinkled face.

Back where Yajirobe and Gokū were, the prior had diced up Cymbal before placing him on a spit to cook over a fire. Taking a slice of cooked meat, he tells Gokū he isn't sharing to which the young boy says he doesn't want any. Eating it, he soon takes a liking to the cooked Dragonoid and devours it whole down to the bone. Asking who the kid's name is, he calls Gokū's name weird before introducing himself to him unceremoniously as he gnaws on a toothpick.
Chapter 170

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* Kiaikeshi
* Super Dodonpa

"**The Hitman Taopaipai's Struggle**" (殺し屋桃白白のあがき, *Koroshiya Taopaipai no Agaki*; *Viz* "The Assassin's Struggles"; Literally meaning "The Hitman Peach White White's Struggle") is the one hundred seventieth chapter of the *Dragon Ball* manga.

## Summary

Tenshinhan urges Taopaipai to surrendering, not wishing to humiliate one of the men who taught him how to fight. The assassin, enraged by this, reveals a hidden blade in his robotic wrist, and slices Tenshinhan across the chest. This automatically disqualifies Taopaipai, but neither competitor is concerned about the match: Taopaipai focused on revenge, and Tenshinhan enrage at how far the man he respected has fallen.

Tenshinhan refuses the aid of his comrades, and Taopaipai reveals an arm cannon on his right wrist, along with the unveiling of a new move: the Super Dodonpa, an advanced version of the Dodonpa. With his technological enhancements, he locks onto Tenshinhan, and the enraged martial artist goads the assassin into firing the blast. Gaining some distance, Taopaipai fires the technique at Tenshinhan, only for it to be neutralized with a *kiai*. Tenshinhan knocks Taopaipai unconcious, delivering him to his former teacher and bidding them to leave. Muten Rōshi is proud of how far Tenshinhan has come, realizing he no longer has any reason to participate.

The second match begins, pitting Gokū against the mysterious girl who has asked that her name be withheld. Gokū notes that the young woman always seems mad, to which she claims is his fault.

## Trivia

* This chapter would give Tenshinhan the scar he would carry for the remainder of the *Dragon Ball* series.
Chapter 141

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"**Son Gokū's Explosion!!**" (孫悟空爆発!!, *Son Gokū Bakuhatsu!!*; *Viz* "Goku vs. Tambourine") is the one hundred forty-first chapter of Part I of the *Dragon Ball* manga.

## Summary

Tambourine acknowledges that he swore he killed Gokū, just as the latter glares daggers at him while Yajirobe complains about not being able to eat him quick enough if he's still alive. When Piccolo Daimaiō's son warns the young boy the last time they fought how badly it ended for him Yajirobe simply says he'll kill him if he fails. Going as far as to brag about killing him just like he did to Kintoun Gokū shuts him up to start the fight; to which Tambourine concedes and says he'll slay him as he did with Kuririn. Getting angry at the confirmation of his friend's killer, Gokū prepares to avenge his fallen friend just as Tambourine says he warned that he'll die if he fights him.

When Gokū starts the attack, Tambourine finds himself dizzied by the afterimages he creates, unable to tell which one from which. Landing a surprise blow to the jaw, Gokū doesn't let up with a fierce combo of punches that sends the Dragonoid flying. Dashing off a tower of rocks the boy declares his next attack and drop knee kicks him in the head, smashing him into the earth. Striking a peace sign at the inert Tambourine, Yajirobe admits that Gokū is a skilled fighter. Standing up much to Gokū's surprise, Tambourine launches a surprise *ki* blast from his mouth not willing to admit any human can harm Piccolo's children. Seeing nothing but charred earth, he claims victory until Gokū mocks him from afar, shocking him with his surprising speed.

Declaring the next blow will be for Kuririn, Tambourine takes flight, hoping to escape his opponent. As Yajirobe shouts to get after him, Gokū unsheathes his Nyōibo and extends it to raise himself high up into the air. Chanting out the syllables for his chosen technique as he gets in position, Tambourine is flabbergasted that he was followed. With a final shout, Gokū unleashes a Kamehameha, dealing the death blow to Piccolo's spawn in a flash of light.

Elsewhere, Piccolo Daimaiō convulses with surprise as he feels his strongest child's life force vanish. Declaring to set a course for the last position he was seen, he announces his intention of doing battle with his children's killer himself.

Back at the battleground, Yajirobe tells Gokū that he's surprised that he's as strong as he is. Gokū simply thanks him with a smile.
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"**The Seven-Star Ball is Found**" (七星球発見, *Chīshinchū Hakken*; *Viz* "At Sixes and Sevens") is fifteenth chapter of Part I of the *Dragon Ball* manga.

## Summary

As a frustrated Oolong claims the Dragon Ball can't be found in the rubble of the destroyed castle, Bulma corrects him by finding the mystical sphere on her Dragon Radar. While Gyūmaō predicts that living in the area will be easier due to the fire being put out, Kame-Sennin apologizes for destroying the castle, only for Chi-Chi to inform the turtle hermit that the castle can simply be rebuilt.

Whilst Yamcha and Pu'ar become wary of Kame-Sennin's power, Gokū asks the turtle hermit if he can teach the young boy how to perform the Kamehameha, only for Kame-Sennin to tell Gokū it would take at least fifty years to master the technique. While Kame-Sennin denies Gyūmaō's request to live in his castle, a determined Gokū is able to perform a small Kamehameha on a nearby car after observing Kame-Sennin, much to the awe of the turtle hermit, Gyūmaō and Chi-Chi.

Kame-Sennin then discovers from Gyūmaō that Gokū is the grandson of one of his apprentices, Son Gohan, and learns from Gokū that Gohan is dead, much to Kame-Sennin's surprise. The turtle hermit then finally decides to take Gokū as his apprentice before Gokū claims he'll accept after obtaining all of the Dragon Balls. As Yamcha and Puar are amazed at Gokū's ever-growing strength, Bulma finally finds the seven star Dragon Ball, only to be deflated from finding her car to be damaged by Gokū's Kamehameha.

Gyūmaō then uses a capsule to provide Bulma, Gokū and Oolong transportation, but before they leave, Kame-Sennin reminds Bulma of the conditions they agreed to, which leads Bulma to take Oolong away from sight and force him to shape-shift into her. After one failed attempt, Oolong successfully transforms into a duplicate of Bulma, and allows Kame-Sennin to rub his face on the replica's breasts, much to the real Bulma's disgust.

Before Gokū leaves with Bulma and Oolong, Chi-Chi gets Gokū to promise to marry her when they're older. As the Dragon Team sets off to find the last Dragon Ball, Yamcha and Puar follow them closely.
Chapter 163

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* Mr. Popo

"**The Temple**" (神殿, *Shinden*; *Viz* "The Heaven of Kami-*sama*") is the one hundred sixty-third chapter of Part I of the *Dragon Ball* manga.

## Summary

Karin tells Gokū that God will test him, though to not worry as he won't die. With the Nyoibō, Gokū races towards the Palace of God, with Karin behind ominously noting that the face of God will seem familiar to the boy.

Connecting with the palace, Gokū clambers up a ladder, and is greeted by not God, but a being who introduces himself as God's servant, Mr. Popo. As Gokū has defeated Piccolo, and has the bell symbolizing him as the chosen, he is eligible to try the test — defeating Mr. Popo in battle.

Despite his confidence, Gokū cannot land a hit on Mr. Popo, who decides that Gokū is weak. With little effort, Mr. Popo fends off Gokū, and declares him to be far too weak to meet with God, and that he should simply return home.
Bit By Bit, You're Charming My Heart

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"**Bit By Bit, You're Charming My Heart**" (DAN DAN 心魅かれてく, *DAN DAN Kokoro Hikarete ‘ku*), performed by *Field of View* and is the one and only opening for *Dragon Ball GT* anime and the ending theme to Movie 17.

## Lyrics

### Rōmaji

DAN DAN kokoro hikarete ’ku

Sono mabushii egao ni

Hatenai yami kara tobidasō　Hold my hand

Kimi to deatta toki

Kodomo no koro　taisetsu ni omotte ita basho o omoidashita n da

Boku to odotte kurenai ka

Hikari to kage no Winding Road　ima de mo　aitsu ni muchū na no?

Sukoshi dake　furimukitaku naru yō na toki mo aru kedo

Ai to yūki to hokori o motte tatakau yo

DAN DAN kokoro hikarete ’ku

Kono hoshi no kibō no kakera

Kitto dare mo ga　eien o te ni iretai

ZEN ZEN ki ni shinai furi shite mo

Hora kimi ni koi shite ’ru

Hatenai yami kara tobidasō　Hold your hand

Okotta kao mo tsukarete ’ru kimi mo suki da kedo

An’na ni tobashite ikite　daijōbu ka na to omou

Boku wa…nanigenai shigusa ni furimawasarete ’ru　sea side blue

Sore de mo　aitsu ni muchū na no?

Motto kikitai koto ga atta no ni

Futari no kaiwa ga　kuruma no oto ni habamarete tōri ni mau yo

DAN DAN kokoro hikarete ’ku

Jibun de mo fushigi nan da kedo

Nani ka aru to sugu5 ni　kimi ni denwa shitaku naru

ZEN ZEN ki no nai furi shite mo

Kekkyoku　kimi no koto dake mite ita

Umi no kanata e　tobidasō yo　Hold my hand

### English

Bit by bit, you’re charming my heart

With your dazzling smile

Let’s fly out of this endless darkness, Hold my hand

When I first met you

I recalled a place that was important to me when I was a child

Won’t you dance with me?

A winding road of light and shadow, are you still lost on him?

There are times when I want to turn back just a bit

But carrying love, courage and pride, I’ll fight!

Bit by bit, you’re charming my heart

A piece of the hopes of this world

Surely everyone wants to get eternity in their hands

Even though I pretend I don’t care at all

Hey, I’m in love with you

Let’s fly out of this endless darkness, Hold your hand

I like you whether you’re angry or tired

But I wonder whether it’s all right to live sidestepping things like that

As for me… I’m tossed about by your casual actions, seaside blue

Even so, are you lost on him?

There’s more that I want to ask

But our conversation is cut off by the sound of a car and dances into the street

Bit by bit, you’re charming my heart

It’s strange even to me, but

I want to call you right away and tell you there’s something there

Even though I pretend I feel nothing at all

In the end, I’ve only been watching you

Let’s fly away to the other side of the sea, Hold my hand

## Characters

The characters in order of appearence:

* Red Shenron
* Son Gokū
* Giru
* Pan
* Trunks
* Mark
* Bulma
* Goten
* Chi-Chi
* Baby (Version 2 only)