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DBZ131

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* English

"**A Present More Terrifying Than the Future?! Trunks' Suspicions**" (事実は未来より恐ろしい！？トランクスの疑惑, *Jijitsu wa Mirai yori Osoroshī!? Torankusu no Giwaku*; *FUNimation* "More Androids?!") is the one hundred thirty-first episode of the *Dragon Ball Z* anime.

## Summary

Android 20 grabs Piccolo from behind in order to steal his energy so he can defeat the Dragon Team, but Gohan comes to Piccolo's rescue just in time. After eating a Senzu to restore the energy Android 20 stole, Piccolo begins to fight with the Android. Meanwhile, Trunks has returned to the past and has discovered something different about these Androids- he's never seen them before! So where are the Androids he warned Gokū about?
Deadly Swordsmanship

* Trunks' Sword
* Trunks

**Deadly Swordsmanship** is a Physical Martial Arts Technique weapon-based techniques, employed by Trunks.

## Usage

The Hissatsuken makes use of the sword that Trunks carries around on his back, and is one of his most lethal techniques. He initiates the technique by bifurcating the opponent down the middle, a blow that typically ensures death on the first strike. Utilizing quick, multi-slashes, Trunks slices the opponent into ribbons, and destroys the pieces of the target with a Life Cultivation Wave. This was the technique Trunks used to finish off Freeza.

## Trivia

* In *Dragon Ball Z: Revival of "F"*, when this technique was shown in a flashback of Trunks killing Freeza, it was entirely reanimated. However, in the same scene in *Dragon Ball Super*, the footage was instead borrowed from the original *Dragon Ball Z* anime.

## References

1. ↑ *Daizenshū 2*, page 213
2. ↑ *Chōzenshū 1*, page 171
3. ↑ *Dragon Ball Z Budokai*
4. ↑ *Dragon Ball XenoVerse*
5. ↑ *Dragon Ball Heroes*
6. ↑ *Dragon Ball Z Ultimate Battle 22*
7. ↑ *Dragon Ball Z Budokai Tenkaichi*
8. ↑ *Dragon Ball* chapter 332
DBZ202

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* English
* Angela

"**Gohan's Confusing First Date?!**" (悟飯のハチャメチャ初デート！？, *Gohan no Hachamecha Hatsu Dēto!?*; *FUNimation* "Gohan's First Date") is the two hundred-second of the *Dragon Ball Z* anime.

## Summary

When Gohan thinks a girl at his school, Angela, saw him transforming out of his Saiyaman outfit, he does everything he possibly can to please her so she won't reveal his identity. She asks him out on a date, so he obliges, hoping to protect his secret. A building downtown catches fire, so he leaves Angela to save the building. Afterwards, when he is looking for her, he accidentally runs into Videl. Angela sees them and thinks that Gohan is cheating on her with Videl. As quickly as it started, Gohan's first relationship is over.
DBS081

* *Kaiōken God Kamehameha*
* Wolfgang Penetrator

"**Bergamo the Crusher versus Son Gokū! Who Has Sky-High Power?!**" (潰しのベルガモVS孫悟空! 青天井の強さはどっちだ!?, *Tsubushi no Berugamo VS Son Gokū! Aotenjō no tsuyosa wa dotchida!?*) is the eighty-first episode of the *Dragon Ball Super* anime.

## Summary

The Zen Exhibition Match comes to a head! Does Gokū have a shot of victory? The final battle of the Zen Exhibition Match in Gokū versus Bergamo! Bergamo uses some slick talking to get the stadium the 9th Universe's corner, turning them completely again Gokū and the gang. What's more, Bergamo shows off his ability to turn his opponent's attacks into his own power!
DBZ102

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* English

"**Let's Get It On!! Two Remain on a Vanishing Planet**" (とことんやろうぜ！！消えゆく星に残った二人, *Tokoton Yarō ze!! Kieyuku Hoshi ni Nokotta Futari*; *FUNimation* "Duel on a Vanishing Planet") is the one hundred second episode of the *Dragon Ball Z* anime.

## Summary

It seems that everyone on Namek has been transported to Earth, but Gokū is still on Namek, insisting that he finish the fight. Everyone is upset with Gokū's decision, as it seems that there is no escape from the explosion.
DBK124

* Z Sword

"**Find Those Getting in the Way — Babidi's Revenge Operation Begins!**" (邪魔者を捜せ　バビディの復讐作戦開始！, *Jamamono o Sagase　Babidi no Fukushū Sakusen Kaishi!*) is the one hundred twenty-fourth episode of the *Dragon Ball Kai* anime.

## Summary

Babidi announces that he will have Boo destroy the planet unless Piccolo, Goten, and Trunks are brought to them within five days. Piccolo almost sets off but Gokū convinces him to stay, saying they can bring back everyone who dies with the Dragon Balls. Meanwhile, Gohan, East Kaiōshin, and Kibito arrive in the Kaiōshin Realm, where East Kaiōshin reveals he wants Gohan to master the legendary Z Sword in order to defeat Bū. Back at the palace, Goten and Trunks wake up and are given a crash course in Fusion by Gokū.
DBZ189

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* English

"**The Nightmare is Reborn!! An Absolute and Perfect Terror**" (白昼の悪魔！！恐怖はより完璧に, *Hakuchū no Akuma!! Kyōfu wa yori Kanpeki ni*; *FUNimation* "Cell Returns!") is the one hundred eighty-ninth episode of the *Dragon Ball Z* anime.

## Summary

Cell is once again in his perfect form after regenerating from his own explosion. He reveals that one single cell was left after the explosion, and that was enough for him to come back. Vegeta becomes enraged at the loss of his son and attempts to take on Cell on his own. He unleashes a barrage of blasts at Cell, but is eventually tossed aside easily by the even more powerful Cell. Cell aims a blast at Vegeta, attempting to finish him off, but Gohan dives in front of him and takes the blast himself. Gohan survives, but is severely injured, losing the use of his left arm, and what's more, Kuririn has no Senzu left. Cell then begins to charge up a Kamehameha to destroy the Earth, and proclaims that he will live forever.
DBZ201

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* English

"**The Champion and Lover of Justice — The Great Saiyaman Appears**" (愛と正義のグレートサイヤマン参上, *Ai to Seigi no Gurēto Saiyaman Sanjō*; *FUNimation* "I am Saiyaman!") is the two hundred-first of the *Dragon Ball Z* anime.

## Summary

Gohan asks Bulma for help designing a costume for his new persona, the Great Saiyaman. He learns that Trunks and Vegeta have been training vigorously. Because he can fly with his new costume without revealing his identity, he gives the Kintoun to his little brother, Goten, whom Chi Chi was pregnant with during the Cell games. Gohan uses his superhero powers to save a bus of senior citizens from a hijacking.
Death Ball

* Super Huge Energy Sphere (Anime only)
* Golden Death Ball (Movie only)
* Blow that Collapses the Earth
* Gigantic Energy Bullet (Movie only)
* Freeza
* Chilled (Anime only)
* Akina (Video game only)

The **Death Ball** is a Ki Manipulation Technique, and one of Freeza's strongest signature techniques.

## Usage

Perhaps one of Freeza's strongest techniques, the tyrant generates a sphere of *ch'i* above his fingertip. Within this small sphere contains enough power to entirely destroy a planet, as Freeza intended to use the sphere to erase Namek and everyone on it. He can also generate this sphere between both hands, and it produces the same planet destroying effect. However, when Freeza holds back on power and only destroys the core, it sets off a chain reaction that results in the eventual destruction of the planet instead.

## In Other Media

*Main article: OVA4*
Chilled displayed this same technique, charging the Death Ball through both hands in attempt to destroy the Super Saiyan Bardock and planet Plant, Bardock, however, deflected the attack with his own.

## Trivia

* While this technique was not named in the anime or the manga, it was named in *Dragon Ball Z: Martial Arts Legend 2*.
Demon Clan (disambiguation)

The **Demon Clans** (魔族, *Mazoku*; Literally meaning "Demon Tribe") refer to several groups of evil aliens that appear in the Dragon Ball series. To be a Demon Clansman you must be pure evil, and Demon Clansmen possess certain properties that their race does not normally have, notably, Piccolo Daimaio and his offspring possessed abilities that other Namekians did not, such as the ability to completely destroy a Kintoun and stop people's spirits from going to the afterlife by forcing them to remain dwelling in the living realm instead spending eternity suffering in a state of limbo, never resting in peace. Piccolo Daimaio was also able to birth mutant offspring, and Lord Slug and his clan were shown to have developed a weakness to sunlight. Demonic Nameccians are capable of transforming into Great Nameccians by using their regenerative abilities to alter their bodies' volume and by concentrating the nerves throughout their entire body, invigorating their cells so they can increase their size. However, if someone loses their pure evil attribute, they will cease to be a Demon Clansman, as displayed by Piccolo—who loses his Demon Clan status by the time of the battle with Raditz.

* Demon Clan (Piccolo Daimaio) - The only canon Demon Clan that appears in both the anime and manga. The only members of the Demon Clan introduced are Piccolo Daimaō and his offspring.

* Demon Clan (Garlic) - Exclusive to the anime, Garlic's tribe is also referred to as the Demon Clan, who're also referred to as "People of the Planet Makyo extraterrestrials, that immigrated to Earth from the Planet Makyo.

* Demon Clan (Slug) - Exclusive to Movie 7, Slug and his highest ranked officers were members of his respective Demon Clan.
Death

**Death** is a common element in *Dragon Ball*. It refers to the end of a mortal's lifespan. When one dies, the soul typically leaves the body, and passes on into the Afterworld. When the soul reaches Serpent Road, it makes its way to the Enma Realm, where Enma judges whether the soul goes above, to Heaven, or below, to Hell.

There is also a cycle of reincarnation, which is apparently attributed only to those beings who go to Hell. It is possible, however, for those who die to refuse to pass on — Freeza, much to Enma's frustration, refuses to be cleansed and reincarnate.

However, death is not the same for all individuals. Certain individuals, such as Son Gokū, are privileged enough to keep their body while in death — even if it was destroyed before the event of their death — so that they can keep training in the netherworld. Other members of the Dragon Team, namely Yamcha, Tenshinhan, Chaozu, and Piccolo, all received a similar reward.

According to Gokū, however, should one die again while dead — presumably only possible should they possess their body, as Vegeta did during the battle with Majin Boo — they are erased from existence completely.

## Trivia

* In the anime only *Dragon Ball GT*, Freeza and Cell state that they are immortal while dead, contradicting the earlier statement that dying while dead erases one from existence.
* *Dragon Ball* has been inconsistent with the notion of death and what occurs; it has been stated by Piccolo that when someone who has committed atrocities dies, they are reincarnated into a new form; this has held true only for Majin Boo, who was reincarnated as Oob. Freeza, who should have reincarnated, is staunchly stated to have refused the process. It has also been stated in the manga that keeping one's body is a privilege in the netherworld, but beyond nearly everyone keeping a body in the anime when they die, in the manga, a dog with a halo was shown in the netherworld with Son Gokū and Kaiō of the North.

## See Also

* Netherworld
* Immortality

## References

1. ↑ *Dragon Ball* chapter 467, pp. 5
2. ↑ *Dragon Ball Super* episode 93
3. ↑ *Dragon Ball* chapter 511, pp. 1
4. ↑ *Dragon Ball* chapter 426, pp. 6
Dear Zarathustra

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"**Dear Zarathustra**" (拝啓、ツラツストラ, *Haikei, Tsuratsusutora*), performed by *Good Morning America*, was the third ending for *Dragon Ball Kai* anime from episodes 99 to 111.

## Lyrics

### Romaji

Ā

Hitotsu kabe koeretara

Mata sara ni dekai kabe ga

Me no mae tachihadakaru to iu

Rūtin wāku no rūpu sa

Yorokobi dake ja naku

Kurushimi mo gumi ni kaete

Tabechaeba mi mo kokoro mo

Kitto ima no boku o koereru hazu desu

ĀAh…

Haikei, Tsuratsusutora

Ā

Ichi-do nigete shimattara

Igokochi no yosa ni makete

Nukedasenaku natta ato de

Ayamachi ni kizuku no sa

Nan-do umarekawatte mo

Yokatta to hokoreru yō na

Ikikata o shite itai yo na

Soshitara kono sadame mo ai seru hazu desu

Ā

Haikei, TsuratsusutoraDear Zarathustra

Ā

Itsu kara darō?

Kudaran henken to ka

Jōshiki ni kokoro torawarete ita

Umareta bakari no yō ni

Ari no mama no sekai o ai shitai yo

Ari no mama no jibun o ai shitai yo

Ā

Haikei, Tsuratsusutora

Ā

Haikei, Tsuratsusutora

Ā

### English

Ah…

When I scale one wall

There’s another, even bigger wall

A cycle of routine work

That blocks the way before my eyes

If I could take not just joy,

But suffering too, and turn it into gummy candy

And eat it, then both my body and heart

Should be able to transcend who I am now

Ah…

Dear Zarathustra

Ah…

If I should ever run away from it

I’ll give in to what feels comfortable

And I won’t realize I’ve gone wrong

Until after I can no longer break free

No matter how many times I’m reborn

I want to live my life in a way

That I can take pride in it as having been good

Then I’d be able to love even my lot in life

Ah…

Dear Zarathustra

Ah…

I wonder when they started?

Stupid prejudices and stuff

My heart’s been imprisoned by common sense

Like just after I was born,

I want to love the world as it is

I want to love myself as I am

Ah…

Dear Zarathustra

Ah…

Dear Zarathustra

Ah…

## Characters

Characters in order of appearence:

* Bulma
* Chaozu
* Chi-Chi
* Kulilin
* Lazuli
* Marron
* Muten Rōshi
* Oolong
* Piccolo
* Pu'ar
* Son Gohan
* Son Gokū
* Son Goten
* Tenshinhan
* Trunks
* Videl
* Yamcha
* Dābura
* East Kaiōshin
* Majin Boo (Good)
* Elder Kaiōshin
* Babidi
* Dende
* Mark
* Kibito
* Majin Boo (Evil)
* Majin Boo (Pure)
DBZ205

* English

"**Gokū's Also Resurrected?! He's Participating in the Tenka-Ichi Budōkai!!**" (悟空も復活！？天下一武道会出場だ！！, *Gokū mo Fukkatsu!? Tenka-Ichi Budōkai Shutsujō da!!*; *FUNimation* "I'll Fight too!"; Literally meaning "Gokū's Also Resurrected?! He's Participating in the Strongest Under the Heavens Martial Arts Tournament!!") is the two hundred-fifth episode of the *Dragon Ball Z* anime.
DBZ233

* English

"**A Straight Line to Despair!? The Grief of Kaiōshin**" (絶望へ一直線!?嘆きの界王神, *Zetsubō e Itchokusen!? Nageki no Kaiōshin*; *FUNimation* "The Losses Begin"; Literally meaning "A Straight Line to Despair!? The Grief of the World King God") is the two hundred-thirty third episode of the *Dragon Ball Z* anime.
DBZ277

* English
* Grand Kaiōshin
* Kaiōshin of the North
* Kaiōshin of the South
* Kaiōshin of the West
* Sole Earth Crumbling Attack

"**Earth Disappears!! Bū's Reverse-Transformation of Evil**" (地球消滅！！ブウ邪悪への逆変身, *Chikyū Shōmetsu!! Bū Jāku e no Gyaku-Henshin*; *FUNimation* "End of Earth") is the two hundred-seventy seventh episode of the *Dragon Ball Z* anime.
DBS068

* *Time Machine Mineral*

"**Come Forth, Shenron! Whose Wish Shall Be Granted?!**" (いでよ神龍！叶える願いは誰のもの！？, *Ide yo Shenron! Kanaeru Negai wa Dare no Mono!?*) is the sixty-eighth episode of the *Dragon Ball Super* anime.

## Summary

Bulma attempts to upgrade the Time Machine but does not have the right material to do so. On North Kaiō's Planet, Gokū plans to revive North Kaiō, Gregory and Bubbles, much to their delight. Gokū gets the Dragon Radar from Bulma and begins his hunt for the Dragon Balls. As Gokū leaves, Beerus and Whis arrive wanting to eat delicious food. Knowing that she cannot have them gain knowledge that she is working on upgrading the Time Machine, Bulma takes Beerus and Whis to a seafood restaurant so that they stay in the dark about her plans.

Gokū finishes collecting the seven Dragon Balls. Arriving at Capsule Corporation, Gokū summons Shenron and prepares to revive North Kaiō, Gregory and Bubbles. Before he can do so, the arrival of Muten Rōshi, Oolong, No. 18, Goten and Trunks interrupts Gokū as they have wishes they want granted. The bickering of the group as to who gets their wish wastes time which annoys Shenron. Pilaf attempts to take advantage of the situation and get his wish granted but he is thwarted by the arrival of Goten and Trunks, Gohan and Bulma respectively and he gives up. Eventually, Gohan arrives and is in desperate need to curing Pan of her illness. Gokū and the group allow Gohan to have his wish. Shenron grants Gohan's wish and Pan is healed, back to full. Thanking Gokū and the others, Gohan flies back to his home. Bulma arrives and after hearing that the group wants their wishes granted, Bulma decides to grant their wishes herself; Bulma gives Muten Roshi his young ladies, Oolong his panties, telling Android #18 that the only thing Kuririn wants is her and Marron around and tells Goten and Trunks that they need to think of wishes to be granted.

With their problems solved, Bulma prepares to grant her own wish from Shenron, only to be reminded by Gokū that he has yet to revive North Kaiō and the others. Bulma asks Gokū to fetch her the material from the Earth's core in exchange of having his wish granted. Gokū goes to fetch the material while Beerus and Whis finish eating having noticed Shenron's appearance all along. They go to the core and see what Gokū is up to. Meanwhile, Shenron is trying his best not to disperse due to Bulma threatening him of Beerus. Gokū, Beerus and Whis arrive. Beerus assumes that Bulma wants the material to work on the Time Machine, to which Whis reminds her that time travel is forbidden. Beerus crushes the material and destroys the Time Machine; Bulma promises to not work on time travel again.

Gokū can finally grant his wish to revive North Kaiō, Gregory and Bubbles. However, having run out of time, Shenron disperses and the Dragon Balls scatter across the Earth. Gokū apologizes much to North Kaiō's annoyance that he must wait again.
Demon Realm

The **Demon Realm** (魔界, *Makai*; *FUNimation* "Demon Plane"), sometimes referred as **Devil Realm** (悪魔界, *Akumakai*), also known as the **Demon Realm of Darkness** (暗黒魔界, *Ankoku Makai*), is the dimension that serves as the homeworld of the Demons. It exists at the very bottom of the spherical universe. It is ruled by a king.

## Accessing the Demon Realm

***Note**: The following contents are "A-Canon". Please read Canon policy for further information.*

A doorway to the Demon Realm, known as the **Demon Realm Gate** (魔界の門, *Makai no Mon*), exists on the planet Earth. The village in which it is located was named for the fact that demons would escape the gate at night and rampage.

*Concludes "A-Canon" section.*
Dash Bomb

* Double Kikōha
* Vegeta

The **Dash Bomb** is a Ki Manipulation Technique used by Vegeta.

## Usage

The user with the use of his immense speed appearing in front of the target. Vegeta places his arms around the user's abdomen blasting them a target with a Kikōha.

## Triva

* Although not named in the anime and manga it was named *Dragon Ball Z: Hyper Dimension.*

## References

1. ↑ *Raging Blast* series
2. ↑ *Dragon Ball Z Collectible Card Game*
Demon Style

**Demon Clan Style** (魔族流, *Mazoku-Ryū*) is a term that Earthlings use is used to define the techniques used by Piccolo Daimaō and his Demon Clan. This also includes the fighting styles of Garlic Junior. The styles of both God and Demon Clan are similar. This was especially made clear when Piccolo recognized God's techniques similar to his own, when watching the battle between Chi-Chi and Son Gokū. Noting that Gokū used techniques that matched his own
Damom

**Damom** (ダモン, *Damon*; *English TV* "Damon") was a warrior from the 4th Universe.

## Background

As his fellow team members arrived in the Realm of Nothingness, he was one of two warriors that was hidden in obscurity. Tenshinhan commented in Damom's great ability to conceal its presence.

## Appearance

Damom is a small insect-like organism that is colored green. Damom has brown colored antenna and red compound eyes.

## Personality

During his introduction in the Tournament of Power, Damom (like Gamisarasu) is shown to be clever and strategic by keeping himself hidden from view.

Damom is shown to maintain confidence, even after his identity was exposed. Damom only displayed worry when he suspended in the air from Son Goku's punching on the ground and when he was trapped inside of Lapis' small barrier. After being eliminated, he was shown to fear Quitela's wrath and was desperately trying to avoid getting stepped on by him.

## Part IV

### Universe Survival Arc

Damom was alongside the rest of his fellow team members.

Damom was responsible for eliminating Piccolo from the Tournament of Power through sweeping his feet on the edge of the Survival Venue.

Damon was exposed to everyone by No. 17 and was the last warrior of Universe 4 to be eliminated. He apologizes to Quitela, before the latter tries to step on him for losing. Damon and the others (except Quitela) accepted their doomed fate.

After the tournament of Power ended, Damom and Universe 4, among the other erased Universes were restored by Lapis' wish on the Super Dragon Balls

## Abilities

Although small in size, Damom takes full advantage of it and possesses adequate strength and speed to combat larger foes, putting them on the defensive.

He was also shown to be a team player by working together with Shansta, whom can generate illusions and Damom would attack those trapped within to make it seem real.

## Trivia

* Like all of the member of the 4th Universe he is named based on a pun off Cardamom a spice.
* Damom is the currently the smallest fighter and character in the Dragon Ball franchise.
DBZ249

* English

"**Where is Gohan!? Ferocious Training in the Kaiōshin Realm**" (悟飯はどこだ!?界王神界の猛特訓, *Gohan wa Doko da!? Kaiōshinkai no Mōtokkun*; *FUNimation* "Return to Other World"; Literally meaning "Where is Gohan!? Ferocious Training in the World King God Realm") is the two hundred-forty ninth episode of the *Dragon Ball Z* anime.
Databook

The term **databook** refers to a series of supplementary books that act to fill in the gaps left by the anime and the movies. Occasionally, the databooks will reference manga material.

## Daizenshū

The ***Daizenshū*** (大全集; Literally meaning "Great Complete Collections") are the first and largest collection of databooks. Though Akira Toriyama is credited as the author, he himself has admitted that Shueisha is responsible for the content. In addition to the main seven (listed below), Shueisha also released two *Daizenshū* covering the various rules of the card games and a final supplementary databook covering various vague portions of the anime.

## Other Databooks

* *Dragon Ball Volume "F"* (April 18, 2015)
Demon God

* Demon Enhancement Form
* Super Saiyan God
* Golden Freeza
* Dabura (Game only)
* Demigra
* Mechickaboola
* Towa

**Demon God** is a transformation usable by the demon species. Like other divine transformations, it can only be accessed once the user has gained access to divine ki.

## Appearance

Unlike the more streamlined Super Saiyan line of transformations, the Demon God form is unique to each user, though there are some similarities to each user's transformation: the user's hair changes, as does their clothing, and they gain a unique weapon. In the case of Demigra and Towa, this weapon is a magical scepter; in the case of Dabura, it is an enhanced sword.

## Attributes

The Demon God transformation is achieved through one of a variety of methods. The user can either accumulate ki until they are strong enough, as in the case of Demigra; they can also acquire godly ki, which automatically grants access to the transformation; finally, the user can be granted the form from someone who is already a Demon God, specifically Mechickaboola.
Dash Kamehameha

* Dash Punch
* Son Gokū (inventor)

The **Dash Kamehameha** is a variation of the God Kamehameha used by Son Gokū in his Super Saiyan Blue state.

## Usage

The technique is a more mobile version of the original God Kamehameha; Gokū dashes towards his opponent at great speeds, and releases a God Kamehameha without the use of the incantation. The beam fired in this manner is faster and notably thinner than a regular God Kamehameha. It had the power to destroy Freeza entirely in his final form, as well as disrupt a large amount of the area around it.

## References

1. ↑ *Dragon Ball Z Extreme Butōden*
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 *Dragon Ball FighterZ*
3. ↑ *Dragon Ball Z: Revival of "F"*
Deadly Bullet

* Cell

The **Deadly Bullet** is a powerful Ki Manipulation Technique innovated by Cell.

## Usage

The technique is used after Piccolo's neck was broken and lifts his broken body by his collar and releases a piercing Kikōha from the bottom section of the abdomen. The bullet completely pierces through the target sending them along with the wave. After surviving the close encounter with death Piccolo notes that he merely survived due to Cell missing all of his vital organs.

## Trivia

* Although this technique was unnamed in the anime and manga it was named in *Dragon Ball XenoVerse 2*.

## References

1. ↑ *Dragon Ball Z: Raging Blast* series
2. ↑ *Dragon Ball* chapter 370, page 185
3. ↑ *Dragon Ball XenoVerse 2*
Dash Kick

* Oob

The **Dash Kick** is a powerful kick utilized by Oob.

## Usage

This powerful kick was done after Gokū taunted Oob's family, fueling him with rage Oob runs towards Gokū and jumps into the air and lands a kick that was strong enough to neutralize Gokū's entire right arm.

## Trivia

* Although not named in the anime or the manga it was named in *Dragon Ball Z: Extreme Butoden*.
Day of Destiny ~Spirit vs Spirit~

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**Day of Destiny ~Spirit vs Spirit~** (運命の日 〜魂VS魂〜, *Unmei no Hi ~Tamashii VS Tamashii~*), performed by Hironobu Kageyama, is a song from the Japanese version of *Dragon Ball Z*. It was used when Son Gohan finally transformed into a Super Saiyan 2 for the first time while battling the bio-android Cell.

## Lyrics

### Romaji

Toki wa michite

Ō meshia　ō meshia-ra

…………

……

YUDULIYA-VELE YUDULIYA-VELE

YUDULIYA-VELE

YUDULIYA IYALIYA

Ā, soko-nashi no kyōfu o hikitsure

Ā, semarikuru　ja’aku na ta • ma • shi • i

Makerarenai　unmei no wakareme

Yaru shika nai　yoake ni inochi o kakete

Kono te de!!

WOW WOW　Kanarazu

Ore wa ore o koete ’ku ze!

WOW WOW　Ki o atsumete

Kurayami o tobase!!

YUDULIYA-VELE YUDULIYA-VELE

YUDULIYA-VELE

YUDULIYA IYALIYA

Ā, chi ni ueta　kemono ga hohoemu

Ā, atsuku naru　seigi no ta • ma • shi • i

Dare mo inai　chikyū nante iya da!

Ai mienai　hoshi nante mitaku wa nai!

Zettai ni!!

WOW WOW　Omae o

Taosazu ni wa irarenai!

WOW WOW　Sono warai o

Ore ga tomete yaru!!

Tatoe ima wa　omae ga ue de mo

Asu ni nareba　ashita no kaze fuku sekai

Sā, yuke!!

WOW WOW　Kanarazu

Ore wa ore o koete ’ku ze!

WOW WOW　Ki o atsumete

Unmei o tobase!!

WOW WOW　Kanarazu

Ore wa ore o koete ’ku ze!

WOW WOW　Ki o atsumete

Unmei o tobase!!

### English

The time is fulfilled

O Messiah, O Messiahs

…………

……

YUDULIYA-VELE YUDULIYA-VELE

YUDULIYA-VELE

YUDULIYA IYALIYA

Ah, bringing bottomless fear with it

Ah, the evil spirit is approaching

I can’t lose, it’s the turning point of destiny

There’s no way but to do it, putting my life on the line for the dawn

By my hands!!

Whoa-whoa, definitely

I’m gonna go beyond myself!

Whoa-whoa, gather your energy

And send the darkness flying!!

YUDULIYA-VELE YUDULIYA-VELE

YUDULIYA-VELE

YUDULIYA IYALIYA

Ah, the bloodthirsty monster is grinning

Ah, the spirit of justice is growing hotter

I can’t stand the thought of an Earth without anyone on it!

I don’t want to look at a world where love can’t be seen!

Not at all!!

Whoa-whoa, you

There’s no way I won’t defeat you!

Whoa-whoa, That laughter

I’m gonna put a stop to it!!

Even if you’re above me now

This is a world where you never know what tomorrow will bring

C’mon, get going!!

Whoa-whoa, definitely

I’m gonna go beyond myself!

Whoa-whoa, gather your energy

And send destiny flying!!

Whoa-whoa, definitely

I’m gonna go beyond myself!

Whoa-whoa, gather your energy

And send destiny flying!!

## Trivia

* The second line in the song, "Ō meshia", is a Bible reference, as the kanji supplied for meshia (救世主, *kyūseishu*), literally translates to "savior". The reference is specifically to Mark 1:15, which reads in Japanese as 時は満ち、神の国は近づいた。悔い改めて福音を信じなさい; "“The time is fulfilled, and the Kingdom of God is at hand; repent, and believe in the Gospel.”".
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* English
* Time Stop

"**Gokū on Final Approach! Smash through Freeza's Dragnet**" (悟空が大接近！フリーザ包囲網をぶち破れ, *Gokū ga Daisekkin! Furīza Hōimō o Buchiyabure*; *FUNimation* "New Ally, New Problem") is the sixty-second episode of the *Dragon Ball Z* anime.

## Summary

The Ginyū Special Squad arrives on Namek. They are five incredibly powerful warriors named Gurd, Jheese, Reacoom, Butta, and Ginyū. These five fighters specialize in making flashy poses. Frieza tells them what the Dragon Balls are, and sends them after Vegeta. He tells Ginyū to use his scouter to find the Dragon Balls while the other four deal with Vegeta. Meanwhile, Kuririn is very reluctant to join forces with Vegeta, but Gohan knows that Goku would do it, so he convinces Kuririn to help. The Ginyū Special Squad quickly finds where Vegeta and the others are, and are prepared to fight.
Demon King

The title of **Demon King** has been used to describe a variety of characters throughout the course of the series:

* The evil Piccolo was known as the **Great Demon King** (大魔王, *Daimaō*) despite not being a demon at all.
* In the anime, Shula was said to be the Demon King.
* Darbra also held the title of **King of Demon Realm** (魔界の王, *Makai no Ō*).
* In *Dragon Ball XenoVerse* and *Dragon Ball Online*, Mira is said to hold the title of "Demon King" after the death of Dabra.
Demigra

* Air Dance Technique
* Demon God
* Demon Enhancement Form
* Kikōha
* Potara

**Demigra** (ドミグラ, *Domigura*), more commonly refered as **Majin Demigra** (魔神ドミグラ, *Majin Domigura*; English "Demon God Demigra") is one of the main antagonists of *Dragon Ball Xenoverse*.

## Background

Demigra was born sometime over 75 million years ago. At some points in the past, he raised Tokitoki alongside Chronoa. However, due to his own ambition, he started suspicious research using Tokitoki in a castle—causing a time space distortion. Chronoa noticed his actions and tried to stop him. Demigra and his two wizard allies Putine and Gravy fought Chronoa but were defeated and his plans were exposed. Later, Demigra, now became a demon god, tried to take over the Time Vault and kidnapped Tokitoki, however Chronoa managed to stop him one more time, and sealed him away in the Crack of Time.

## Abilities

Domigra is a powerful being who has showcased the durability to withstand the ace techniques of two warrior's using Super Saiyan 3 without being affected.

### Transformations

#### Demon Enhancement Form

The **Demon Enhancement Form** (魔強化形態, *Makyōka Keitai*)
is a transformation exclusive to Demigra, debuting in *Dragon Ball Heroes*. 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. ↑ *Weekly Shōnen Jump* #10, 2013
2. ↑ *Saikyō Jump* March 2015
3. ↑ *Dragon Ball Heroes*, God Mission 7
4. ↑ *Dragon Ball Heroes God Mission 10 Opening Short*
Daizu

* Afterimage Fist
* Air Dance Technique
* *Cooperation Kikōha* (with Cacao)
* Kikōha
* Meteor Ball
* Fighting Jacket
* Scouter

Prince **Daizu** (ダイーズ, *Daīzu*) was an extraterrestrial space-pirate that debuted as one of the members of the Tullece Army Corps that along with his partners invaded Earth to plant the Shinseijū.

## Background

Daizu formerly was a prince of the Pukimpa Dynasty on the planet Kaborcha. During some unknown time period Tullece invaded Karbocha. Daizu led the defense forces and amicably fought against Tullece in act of resistance. He was said to have fought valiantly against the likes of Tullece but faced defeat. The valor impressed Tullece that he allowed him join the Tullece Army Corps, and defected from the Pukimpa Dynasty.

## Biography

### Dragon Ball Z: A Super Decisive Battle for Earth

During his showdown with the Dragon Team he and his fellow team members were victorious against the other members of the Dragon Team. He attempted to get in the way of Son Gokū, dying at the hands of the Saiyan with a single strike imbued with the Kaiōken.

## Trivia

* Daizu's name comes from *daizu* (大豆), the Japanese word for "soybean," adapts the same pronounciation but written in katakana.

## References

1. ↑ *Daizenshū 6*, page 61
2. ↑ *Dragon Ball Z: A Super Decisive Battle for Earth*
Dash Punch

* The strike.
* Dash Kamehameha (Movie only)
* Savage Striker (Anime only)
* Son Gokū (inventor)

The **Dash Punch** is a Physical Martial Arts Technique used exclusively by Son Gokū.

## Usage

The execution of this technique is simple; by dashing, Gokū homes in quickly onto his opponent and lands a solid punch. The exact strength of this technique, however, is unknown, as Beerus was able to easily block the technique without any harm to himself. However, the force of the blow was enough to cause intense damage to the area around Gokū, hinting at immense power behind this single blow. Whis himself was able to dodge the technique when Gokū used it against him, and it only nicked his hair.

## Trivia

* While this technique has never properly made contact in either the movies or the manga, in the animated opening cinematic for *Dragon Ball Z Battle of Z*, the move did connect with Beerus but barely fazed him.

## References

1. ↑ *Dragon Ball Z: Extreme Butōden*
2. ↑ *Dragon Ball Z: God and God*
3. ↑ *Dragon Ball Super* chapter 4, page 4
4. ↑ *Dragon Ball Z: Revival of "F"* chapter 3
Dende

* Part III
* Part IV
* Saichōrō (Father)
* Tūno Chōrō (Brother)
* Mūri Chōrō (Brother)
* Nail (Brother)
* Karugo (Brother)
* 104 unnamed siblings
* Air Dance Technique
* Distant View Technique
* Restoration Power
* Telepathy

**Dende** (デンデ) is a Nameccian from the Dragon Tribe of Namek. Dende is the one-hundred and eighth child of its Oldest Elder. He is currently a denizen of Earth and the current **God of Earth** (地球の神様, *Chikyū no kamisama*).

## Dragon Ball Z: God and God

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

### God and God Arc

*Main article: God and God Arc*
Dende is invited to Bulma's birthday party which is being held on a luxurious cruise ship. During the party, Majin Bū and Beerus start to argue over pudding which soon turns into a fight between the Dragon Team and Beerus. As the Dragon Team start to lose against Beerus, Dende realizes who Beerus is and informs Piccolo.

## In Other Media

#### God and God Arc (manga)

Some time after the six months period following the battle with the pure Majin Bū, Dende is invited to Bulma's birthday party on a luxurious passenger ship. Later, Beerus and his attendant arrive, and his argument with Majin Bū turns into a fight. Gohan, Majin Bū and Gotenks attack the angered Beerus, but despite putting all their efforts the Hakaishin proves to be stronger than them. Piccolo intends to join the battle, but Vegeta convinces him not to bother, reveals that Beerus is the Hakaishin, the most powerful god and has no opponent in the entire universe, much to Piccolo and Dende's fear.

After Gokū arrives, summons Shenron and eventually transforms into a Super Saiyan God, Dende along with other people watch Beerus and Gokū's fight from the ship.

## Trivia

* Dende's name derives from ***dende**n-mushi*, which is Japanese for "snail".

## References

1. ↑ *Daizenshū 4*, page 46
2. ↑ *Dragon Ball Super* chapter 3
3. ↑ *Dragon Ball Super* chapter 4
Dark Dragon Ball

* Many individuals

The **Dark Dragon Balls** (ダークドラゴンボール, *Dāku Doragon Bōru*; *English TV* "Black Star Dragon Balls"), also called the **Ultimate Dragon Balls** (究極のドラゴンボール編, *Kyūkoku no Doragon Bōru*), are a unique and very dangerous set of Dragon Balls created by God and Piccolo before they split from a single Nameccian.

## Appearance

They're roughly the same size as Earth's Dragon Balls, and appear to be identical, with the only exception being the black stars that shine within the orbs, hence the name. Gathering these seven orbs would summon a different version of Shenron, red in colouration, with vivid yellow eyes.

## Background & Usage

Unlike the Earth's Dragon Balls, the Dark Dragon Balls appear to have no true limitation; wishes involving death to not exceed this Shenron's limitations, and the wishes he grants have magic so powerful that the regular Shenron cannot reverse them. Only a second wish on the Dark Dragon Balls can reverse a wish made by them.

Despite their immense power, these Dragon Balls have a terrifying drawback. Once a wish has been made, the Balls trigger a reaction within the planet Shenron was summoned on, and the Dragon Balls spread across the entire galaxy. The detonation can be halted and reversed, however, if someone makes the grand tour across the cosmos to retrieve the seven magic orbs and return them to the planet on which the wish was made.

## References

1. ↑ *Dragon Ball GT* DVD
2. ↑ *Dragon Ball Z: Ultimate Tenkaichi*
3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 3.2 *Dragon Ball GT* episode 1
4. ↑ *Dragon Ball GT* DVD
Dark Empire

* Towa
* Mira

The **Dark Empire** (暗黒帝国, *Ankoku Teikoku*), formerly known as the **Time Breakers** (タイムブレイカーズ, *Taimu Bureikāzu*), is the evil empire that rules over the Demon Realm. Formerly under the command of Towa and her creation, Mira, the Empire fell under the control of its original ruler, Mechickaboola, upon his revival.

## References

1. ↑ *V Jump*,
 relevant page
2. ↑ *Dragon Ball Heroes*
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"**Don't Let Victory Escape!! Decided With an Ultra-Fast Kamehameha**" (逃すな勝利！！決めろ超速かめはめ波, *Nogasu na Shōri!! Kimero Chōsoku Kamehameha*; *FUNimation* "Goku vs. Pikkon") is the one hundred ninety-ninth episode of the *Dragon Ball Z* anime.

## Summary

Now at full strength, the battle between Gokū and Paikūhan really heats up. The stadium is rocked with their awesome power. Since they seem evenly matched, Paikūhan reveals his greatest technique: the Thunder Flash attack. Gokū is flattened by this powerful blast twice. But when Paikūhan decides to use it a third time, Gokū finds a weakness. He uses Instant Transmission to appear right behind Paikūhan and delivers a Kamehameha that blasts him out of the ring. It seems that Gokū has won, but the Grand Kaiō reveals that both Gokū and Paikūhan touched the ceiling, which disqualifies them both. As a consolation, he offers a private lesson to both of them in a few years.
Departure of the Fated Child

The **Departure of the Fated Child** was an event that took place months before Bardock's rebellion against Freeza's Army. This event plays as a prologue to the story—where, Son Gokū is sent to Earth by his parents, because of the dubious and suspicious orders of Freeza. The proceeding of this events leads to a grand-scale rebellion that is ended with the genocide of the Saiyan race.
Disguise Technique

* Majin Boo (Good)

The **Disguise Technique** is a unique ability used by Majin Boo in order to cosmetically change his appearance.

## Usage

By manipulating his own body's special malleability Majin Boo presses on his face in order to change his face's entire structure to imitate the popular model Barry Karn.

## References

1. ↑ *Dragon Ball Super Exciting Guide: Character Volume*
Dragon Ball Z: Buu's Fury

* Kaiōshin of the West
* Fusion
* Mini-Janenba
* Rakshasa's Claw
* Super Genki Dama
* Potara

***Dragon Ball Z: Buu's Fury*** 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 September 14, 2004.

*Buu's Fury* is the third and final game in the *Legacy of Goku* series, preceded by *Dragon Ball Z The Legacy of Goku* and *Dragon Ball Z The Legacy of Goku II*.

## Playable Characters

### NPC

* Brief
* Chaozu
* Chi-Chi
* Enma
* God
* Earthlings
* Karin
* Kaiō of the North
* Kulilin
* Mr. Popo
* Pu'ar
* Tenshinhan
* Umigame
* Yamcha
* Yajirobe
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* English

"**Even Stronger!! Gokū's Dream is Super-Huge**" (もっと強く!!悟空の夢は超でっけえ, *Motto Tsuyoku!! Gokū no Yume wa Chō Dekkē*; *FUNimation* "Goku's Next Journey") is the two hundred-ninty first episode of the *Dragon Ball Z* anime.

## Summary

Son Gokū and Oob begin their fight, and it's clear that Oob doesn't know much about fighting. But as the match goes on, he learns more and more, and more and more of his hidden power is released until he is able to go toe to toe with Gokū. Oob nearly falls out of the ring, but Gokū saves him from hitting the ground. He realizes that Oob doesn't even know how to fly, so Gokū decides to train him. Despite his friends and family pleading with Gokū to stay, he flies away with Oob on his back. Gokū decides to train Oob to defend the Earth when he's gone. He hopes one day, when Oob's training is complete, to have a real all-out match with him to test their power. Gokū and Oob fly off into the distance with whoops of joy.
Dark Dragon Ball (SDBH)

The **Dark Dragon Balls** (暗黒ドラゴンボール, *Ankoku Doragon Bōru*) are a unique type of Dragon Ball created by the Demon Gods. Unlike their Nameccian and Earthling counterparts, the Dark Dragon Balls spread through all of time and space when used.

## Usage

As with all Dragon Balls, the Dark Dragon Balls, when all seven are gathered, can summon their respective Shenron and grant a wish. When the wish is granted, they spread throughout all of time and space. However, these Dragon Balls possess another unique ability not seen in other Dragon Balls. They can possess those with evil in their hearts, and magnify their power, similar to Demigra's Magic or Manipulation Sorcery.

## Trivia

* These Dragon Balls share their name with the Dark Dragon Balls of *Dragon Ball GT*, however, they are written differently, using kanji as opposed to katakana for the word "dark".
* The Dark Dragon Balls bear similarities to the Super Dragon Balls moreso than they do to the typical Dragon Ball sets. Both sets of orbs were created by gods — a Demon God and the Dragon God Zalama respectively — are stronger than the traditional sets, and do not spread across planets when used.

## References

1. ↑ *Super Dragon Ball Heroes: Dark Demon Realm Mission!*
Demon (term)

**Demons** are evil creatures that serve as major antagonists in the Dragon Ball franchise. The **Demon** (魔, *Ma*) could refer to:

## Demon Clan

* Demon Clan (魔ま族ぞくMazoku)— is the term used to describe several groups of evil aliens that appear in the Dragon Ball series. To be a Demon Clansman you must be pure evil, and Demon Clansmen possess certain properties that their race does not normally have, notably, Piccolo Daimaio and his offspring possessed abilities that other Nameccians did not, such as the ability to completely destroy a Kintoun and stop people's spirits from going to the afterlife by forcing them to remain to dwell in the living realm, spending eternity in a state of limbo, unable to rest in peace. Piccolo Daimaio was also able to birth mutant offspring, and Lord Slug and his clan were shown to have developed a weakness to sunlight. However, if someone loses their pure evil heart, they will cease to be a Demon Clansman.

## Races

* Majin (魔ま人じん lit. "Demon People") - is a magical, demon-like race that lives on planet Earth. The race initially only existed in the form of the pure, original Majin Boo, since time immemorial and became associated with the wizard Bibidi and his organization. They made their debut in the series with the introduction of Majin Boo, and several of his incarnations over the course of the final arc of Dragon Ball constitute this race.
* Demon Realm race (魔界の種族 makai no shuzoku)- a race of Demons who dwell within Demon Realm, a dimension separate from the main mortal universe, located at the very tip of the universe and is not a part of the living world or afterlife. It is described as a physical plane opposite of the known universe.
* Devil (悪魔 Akuma) - a race native to Hell and the most notable being Akkuman, the strongest of Fortuneteller Baba's fighters before Grandpa Gohan appears.

## Titles

* Demon King
* Makaiō
* Makaiōshin

## See also

* Oni
* Yōkai
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* Videl

"**It's Been 7 Years Since That Event! Starting Today, I'm a High School Student**" (あれから７年！今日から僕は高校生, *Are kara Shichinen! Kyō kara Boku wa Kōkōsei*; *FUNimation* "Gohan goes to High School") is the two hundredth of the *Dragon Ball Z* anime.

## Summary

Seven years have passed since the Cell Games and Gokū's death, and now Gohan is a teenager. Chi-Chi decides to send him to high school for the first time, in far-off Satan City. While there, he meets Mr. Satan's daughter, Videl. During the course of the day, he tries to hide his true strength, but he lets it slip a few times. Videl suspects that he is the Golden Warrior who foiled a robbery that very morning, but Gohan doesn't want her to find out that her suspicions are correct.
Death Beam

* Frost Demons
* Akina
* Future Warrior

This **Death Beam** is the signature skill used almost exclusively by Freeza's Family in the video games. The technique is based on the Life Cultivation Wave from the Fingertips that shoots a thin beam from the fingertips.

## Trivia

As with many techniques used by Frost Demons they all have a theme of starting with the word "death".
Darkness Illusion

* Garlic Junior uses his Lariat attack.
* Garlic Junior uses the Afterimage Fist to hit them an Elbow attack.
* Garlic Junior grabs them.
* The final portion of the combination technique.
* Garlic Junior

The **Darkness Illusion** is a combination type Physical Martial Arts Technique used by Garlic Junior.

## Usage

The combination of attacks was evidentially shown that he could use it against one or more people. This technique was utilized on Son Gokū and Piccolo. Garlic Junior lunges it out and hits both of his targets with double lariats, and then follows to dissppear with the use of the Afterimage Fist and then appears behind them hitting them with a Double Back Elbow hitting both targets from the back. Taking advantage of a dark environment Garlic Junior was able to grab both of his targets and slammed them onto the ground.

## Trivia

* While this technique wasn't named in the manga and anime, it was named in *Dragon Ball Z: Budokai Tenkaichi*.
Energy Bullet Prison

* The Kikōha blast strikes the trapped target.
* Tracking Kikōha
* Son Gokū

A unique Ki Manipulation Technique utilized by Son Gokū. Forming spheres of Kikōha, the latter dances around his opponent, placing the orbs around his target in a manner similar to the Tracking Kikōha. Trapping them in a prison of three, Gokū releases a final Kikōha as a point blank blast, dealing immense damage to the target.
Delayed Onset Ki Disorder

**Delayed Onset *Ki* Disorder** (遅発性乱気症, *Chihatsusei Rankishō*) is a disease contracted from reckless use of one's *ki*. The illness bears similarities to a muscle spasm, and the easiest cure is rest. Even the simple act of the Air Dance Technique becomes difficult for experienced users to perform. Furthermore, stressing the body while ill in this way can damage the senses, causing them to never be able to fight again.
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* English

"**Gohan, Get Moving Quick! Rescue Videl!!**" (悟飯、緊急出動！ビーデルを救え！！, *Gohan, Kinkyū Shutsudō! Bīderu o Sukue!!*; *FUNimation* "Rescue Videl") is the two hundred-third episode of the *Dragon Ball Z* anime.

## Summary

Videl is obsessed with discovering the real identity of the Saiyaman, and accurately suspects Gohan. When she gets in trouble fighting some terrorists who have kidnapped the Mayor of Satan City, Gohan has to go save the day. He arrives and easily takes care of most of the gang, but finds that Videl is strong enough to take them out herself.