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Chapter 64

* KZB
* DCE
* Buyon
* Attack Deflection

"**Floor Five: The Hair-Raising Buyon**" (５階　戦慄のブヨン, *Gokai Senritsu no Buyon*; *Viz* "The Horrible… Jiggler!") is the sixty-fourth chapter of Part I of the *Dragon Ball* series.

## Summary

No. 8 and Gokū, after having fallen into General White's trap, crash into a hidden floor below. He demands Gokū's radar and Dragon Balls in exchange for his freedom; Gokū, naturally refuses. No. 8 asks if Gokū is planning on misuing the Dragon Balls as well, but Gokū assures him he only wants the one left by his grandfather. Happy to know this, No. 8 and Gokū are surprised as the wall begins to rise, revealing a strange alien creature known as Buyon.

Gokū is confident that he can defeat the creature, and immediately engages it in combat. However, due to its rubbery body, Buyon deflects all of Gokū's attacks with ease, and electrocutes the boy before nearly eating him. Desperately, due to a combination of tiredness and hunger, Gokū prepares a Kamehameha. However, with his rubbery stomach, Buyon deflects even the Kamehameha, leaving Gokū tired and hungry and in a desperate situation.
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* English
* Blue

"**Bulma's Big Blunder**" (ブルマの大失敗, *Buruma no Dai-Shippai*; *FUNimation* "Bulma's Bad Day") is the forty-sixth episode of the *Dragon Ball* anime.

## Summary

Gokū and Bulma head to an island to look for a dragon ball. The island however is under the control of General Blue of the Red Ribbon Army. Gokū lands on the island and Bulma finds only one capsule in her father's case, and there are several nudity magazines. Bulma snatches the lot and gets frustrated and furious that her father is into this, and shreds them up. Gokū dives into the ocean but cannot dive deep enough to find the dragon ball. Meanwhile a couple of Red Ribbon pilots are shooting at Bulma. As the pilots harass Bulma, Gokū comes and blows them from the sky. Gokū decides to go to Muten Rōshi's, much to Bulma's dismay.
Chapter 49

* KZB
* DCE
* Monkey Fist

"**Jackie Chun's Counterattack**" (武天老師の逆襲, *Jakkī Chun no Gyakushū*; *Viz* "The Big Sleep") is the forty-ninth chapter of the *Dragon Ball* manga.

## Summary

Gokū begins to move around like a monkey in order to further frustrate Jackie Chun, leading Chun to perform a series of ominous movements, which end with Chun singing a lullaby to knock Gokū asleep. As the audience is disappointed at the potential end of the fight, Bulma, Oolong, Pu'ar, Yamcha and Kulilin plead to Gokū to wake up before the 10 count is over. Just before the 10 count ends, Bulma wakes up Gokū by screaming "it's time to eat," leading Gokū to wake up, look for food, and decide to finish off the fight in order to eat. A shell-shocked Jackie Chun engages Gokū in combat once more, and Gokū manages to strike Chun in the eyes and knock him down with his Jan Ken. As Chun recovers, he seemingly prepares to use his trump card in order to win the fight.
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* English

"**The Red Ribbon Army's Desperate Offensive-Defensive**" (レッドリボン軍必死の攻防, *Reddo Ribon Gun Hisshi no Kōbō*; *FUNimation* "A Real Bind") is the sixty-sixth episode of the *Dragon Ball* anime.

## Summary

While Yamcha and the others are flying after Gokū, they decide to find Kuririn. They find Kuririn swimming but he flees before he realizes they are here to pick him up. Gokū beats a scout of the sky and his cover is blown. Gokū gets past the defenses and penetrates the base perimeter. All at once, he has the entire army on top of him. Yamcha flies the plane into the Red Ribbon sector barely escaping a heat seeker missile. Violet is grabbing every scrap of money she can get. Gokū infiltrates Red's command building as Commander Red retreats to his office with Black.
Chapter 65

* KZB
* DCE

"**How to Defeat Buyon**" (ブヨン攻略法, *Buyon Kōryakuhō*; *Viz* "How to Unjiggle a Jiggler") is the sixty-fifth chapter of Part I of the *Dragon Ball* manga.

## Summary

After the deflection of his Kamehameha, Gokū is left tired and nervous. White offers him a chance to surrender the Dragon Balls and Dragon Radar, but Gokū once again refuses. Irritated, the general tells Buyon to proceedand kill the both of them. Buyon, without hesitation attemots to devour No. 8 only to be stopped by Gokū. Despite his best efforts, however, Gokū is still unable to attack the monster properly. Remembering what the villager Snow mentioned about being 'frozen', Gokū — to the shock of the observers — punched the wall, shattering it and letting inside the freezing winds.

The young boy ran to No. 8, and hid inside his jacket, as the cold doesn't bother an Android. The winds rush in, freezing Buyon solid in mere seconds. Gokū rushes out of No. 8's jacket, kicking the rubbery creature, before rushing back into No. 8's jacket. Within seconds, Buyon shatters, shocking White. Gokū leaps upwards, crashing through the ceiling of the hidden room, landing in General White's room once more. Gokū extends the Nyoibō through the hole he made in the ground, and No. 8 climbs up into the room with it. General White takes advantage of Gokū turning his back, and fires his pistol at the boy; however, no damage is dealt. White is shocked, asking if the bullets even made contact. Gokū says they did, and then angrily demands that White return the village chief.
Chapter 62

* KZB
* DCE
* No. 8
* Amenbo no Jutsu
* Bunshin no Jutsu

"**Peril! Bunshin no Jutsu**" (危機！分身の術, *Kiki! Bunshin no Jutsu*; *Viz* "The Ninja Split") is the sixty-second chapter of Part I of the *Dragon Ball* manga.

## Summary

Hot in pursuit of each other, Murasaki kaes a hasty retreat from Son Gokū. Hiding behind a smokescreen and quickly striding across a pirahna-infested lake, the ninja taunts Gokū only for the young monkey-boy to leap across the lake with no effort. Truly becoming desperate, Murasaki whistles into the air, and tells Gokū he will reveal his ultimate technique. Making a hand sign, he announces the Bunshin no Jutsu, and multiple copies of him appear from behind.

With multiple attacks coming from every angle, Gokū is forced to conclude that every Murasaki is real. They confirm this, stating that they are, in fact, quintuplets. The siblings make a move on Goku, only to find out that Gokū can use the *real* Bunshin no Jutsu, and he deftly handles the entire group. The final remaining Murasaki flees to Android No. 8, demanding he kill Gokū.
Chronoa

* Barrier of Light
* Power of Time Unleashed
* Time Labyrinth
* Potara

**Chronoa** (クロノア, *Kuronoa*), more commonly referred to by her formal title, the **Kaiōshin of Time** (時の界王神, *Toki no Kaiōshin*; English "Supreme Kai of Time"; Literally meaning "World King God of Time"), is a deity who watches over the flow of time within the universe, guarding and protecting history.

She was first mentioned in *Dragon Ball Online* as the **Time Kaiō** (界王時間, *Kaiōjikan*; Literally meaning "Time World King") and debuted formally in *Dragon Ball XenoVerse* as the head of the Time Patrol.

## Background

Chronoa was born sometime over 75 million years ago. Prior to the events of *Dragon Ball XenoVerse*, Chronoa worked with Demigra to raise Tokitoki. Becoming suspicious of her partner's actions, Chronoa went to the castle in which Demigra held Tokitoki, and engaged directly with his assistants — Putine and Gravy — before defeating them and bringing Demigra's evil plans to light. 75 million years ago, after becoming the Kaiōshin of Time, Chronoa engaged Demigra in battle when he assaulted the Time Vault and tried to kidnap Tokitoi and managed to seal the wizard away inside the Crack of Time.

## Appearance

* Chronoa's outfit before becoming the Kaiōshin.
* Chronoa as Kaiōshin of Time.
1/2

## Abilities

### Transformations

*Main article: Power of Time Unleashed*

In *Dragon Ball Heroes*, Chronoa is capable of a unique transformation. She unveiled it to fight Towa. Immersing her body in a yellow aura, she undergoes an immense physical transformation. In this form, she ages physically, appearing as a beautiful and buxom woman. Her outfit also adjusts in colour, with the top half becoming white with gold inlay, and the pants becoming a similar gold. Her undershirt also is dyed gold, and she gains a golden crown-like object on her head. Furthermore, she gains a Barrier of Light behind her. The Barrier is designed to be similar to a clock gear. While transformed, Chronoa is awash in golden light.

## Trivia

* As mentioned in *Dragon Ball XenoVerse 2*, Chronoa is only about a thousand years younger than the Elder Kaiōshin.

## References

1. ↑ *V Jump* April 2016
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 *V Jump* November 2014
3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 *Saikyō Jump* November 2014
4. ↑ 4.0 4.1 4.2 4.3 *Dragon Ball XenoVerse*
5. ↑ *Dragon Ball Online*
6. ↑ *Dragon Ball Heroes*
Chapter 70

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* KZB
* DCE
* Blue

"**Bulma's Big Blunder!!**" (ブルマの大失敗！！, *Buruma no Daishippai!!*; *Viz* "Bulma's Big Mistake!!") is the seventieth chapter of Part I of the *Dragon Ball* manga.

## Summary

As Gokū and Bulma ride the Kintoun to the next Dragon Ball, unbeknownst to them, the Red Ribbon Army is tracking their movements, with Commander Red amazed at the speed at which Gokū is traveling. Red then notifies General Blue of Gokū's impending arrival. Bulma is eventually able to track the Dragon Ball's location, and she and Gokū land on an island.

She then finds that the Dragon Ball is likely to be underwater. As this leads Gokū offer to swim underwater, Bulma claims she as a submarine capsule, only to be shocked that she unintentionally took her father's capsule case. She then opens her father's capsule to realize that it is filled with dirty magazines, leading her to rip them in shreds out of exasperation.

Gokū then resolves to swim underwater, but cannot find the Dragon Ball. Whilst the boy quits and wonders of Bulma's whereabouts, she is chased down and shot at by the Red Ribbon Army, leading Gokū to take out both pursuers. The young boy then reveals to Bulma that he thinks Kame-Sennin has a capsule that can send them underwater and that they should head to the Kame House, much to Bulma's annoyance.
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* English
* Karin
* Holy Water

"**Karin-*sama* of Karin Tower**" (カリン塔のカリン様, *Karin Tō no Karin-sama*; *FUNimation* "Korin Tower") is the sixty-first episode of the *Dragon Ball* anime.

## Summary

Gokū eventually reaches the summit of Karin Tower. Gokū is then met with Karin, who is not about to hand the Holy Water to Gokū. Meanwhile, an assassin fails to kill Taoipaipai as he heads to his usual luxurious hotel to take a boiling hot bath. Karin seems to be deceitful not letting Gokū take the bottle of Holy Water. After a long hard attempt trying to get the Holy Water, Karin reveals that Muten Rōshi was the first to climb the tower and it took him three years to get the water.
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* English
* Metallic
* Murasaki

"**The Terror of Muscle Tower**" (マッスル塔の恐怖, *Massuru Tawaa no Kyōfu*; *FUNimation* "Major Metallitron") is the thirty-sixth episode of the *Dragon Ball* anime.

## Summary

Gokū enters the second floor of Muscle Tower and defeats the guards waiting for him. He heads up to the third floor where he finds a large android named Metallic. Gokū and Metallic start to fight, and after a few hits, Gokū knocks him over. Gokū is caught off guard when the giant gets up and grabs him. Metallic launches a missile at him, but he dodges it. Gokū counters with a Kamehameha and blows Metallic's head off. The android still moves though. Gokū punches a hole through the robot's chest, but even that doesn't stop him. The fight finally ends when Major Metallic's batteries die.
Communication Device

* Bulma (Anime only)
* Son Gokū (Manga only)
* Whis (Creator)

The **Communication Device** is a creation of Whis that allows one to communicate with him.

## Usage

This device is a communicator given to Bulma by Whis to make communication between her and the angel easier — usually for food. The device works as a video communicator, allow Bulma to show Whis, or anyone looking through the angel staff, something from a far away distance, as well as speak through it. Gokū himself possesses one in the manga.

## References

1. ↑ *Dragon Ball Super* episode 48
2. ↑ *Dragon Ball Super* chapter 27, pp. 11
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* English

"**Training – The Stone Hunt**" (修業・石さがし, *Shugyō · Ishi Sagashi*; *FUNimation* "Find that Stone!") is the sixteenth episode of the *Dragon Ball* anime.

## Summary

Muten Rōshi packs up his house in a Hoi Poi Capsule, and the four of them head to a bigger island. Muten Rōshi tests the boys' speed by timing them in a 100-meter dash. Kuririn goes first, and runs the distance in 10.4 seconds. Gokū's time is 11 seconds, but after he takes off his old, beat-up shoes, he runs it in 8 seconds. Muten Rōshi dazzles them by running it in 5.6 seconds. Then he gives them their final test for the day. He makes a mark on a stone, then throws it into the woods, telling them to find it; the loser must go without dinner for the night. Kuririn tries to fool Muten Rōshi with a stone of his own, but Rōshi sees through the lie. Gokū finds the stone, but Kuririn steals it and runs away. Gokū catches up, and the two of them fight. Gokū wins, so Kuririn throws a decoy stone back into the woods, and Gokū runs after it, thinking it's the real one. Kuririn takes the real stone back to Muten Rōshi. However, Kuririn ultimately loses, as Lunch made pufferfish for dinner and didn't know that it was poisonous.
Chapter 66

* DCE
* Village Chief
* Powered Gun

"**The End of Muscle Tower!!**" (マッスルタワーの最期！！, *Massuru Tawā no Saigo!!*; *Viz* "Muscle Tower's Final Hour") is the sixty-sixth chapter of Part I of the *Dragon Ball* manga.

## Summary

After Gokū demands that General White release the Village Chief, the general decides to take the young boy on one-on-one, only to be quickly embarrassed by Gokū. As the general feigns surrendering, and revealing the Village Chief in the process, White threatens to kill the chief by pointing a gun to his head, stunning Gokū and Android No. 8. While the chief pleads to Gokū to defeat White and restore peace to the village regardless of his life being on the line, Gokū decides to listen to the chief, much to the chief's bewilderment and disappointment.

White then shoots at and knocks out Gokū after threatening the boy to turn his back, angering No. 8 and finally giving the android the incentive to retaliate. After No. 8 knocks out the general, he then picks up a recovering Gokū and escorts he and the village chief out of Muscle Tower.
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* English
* Dodonpa

"**The Match!! Kamehameha versus Dodonpa**" (勝負！！カメハメ波ＶＳどどん波, *Shōbu!! Kamehameha Tai Dodonpa*; *FUNimation* "Tao Attacks!"; Literally meaning "The Match!! Kamehameha versus Boom Wave") is the sixtieth episode of the *Dragon Ball* anime.

## Summary

Gokū fights Taopaipai, taking a severe beating from Tao. A Kamehameha has no effect on Taopaipai, but it sears his outfit. Angered, Tao fires a lethal beam on Gokū. Tao takes the Dragon Balls and taunts Upa before making his leave. Tao heads to a town to get a new outfit, while Red tells him that he is one Dragon Ball short. Upa has buried his father and is about to bury Gokū when an Red Ribbon pilot lands. As the pilot tries to take the Dragon Ball Gokū kept, Gokū beats him and blasts his jet. Apparently Gokū's grandfather's Dragon Ball blocked the Dodonpa. Gokū begins to climb the Karin Tower, while Taopaipai waits for his outfit to be tailored to Red's frustration.
Chapter 79

* KZB
* DCE

"**Get Out, Get Out!!**" (逃げろや逃げろ！！, *Nigero ya Nigero!!*; *Viz* "Run, Run, Run!!") is the seventy-ninth chapter of Part I of the *Dragon Ball* manga.

## Summary

After an impatient Bulma bickers with Kulilin on the subject of leaving Gokū in order to save their own lives, the young boy appears on time to enter the submarine and escape the crumbling harbor. As the cave is collapsing, the submarine untimely runs out of fuel, much to the distress of Kulilin and Bulma. Gokū, after handing Kulilin the rat that saved him from being killed by General Blue, uses a Kamehameha to propel the submarine out of the water and land he, Kulilin and Bulma onto his Kintoun, earning the praise of Bulma and Kulilin.

After Blue emerges from the water, Bulma reveals she managed to bring along a diamond from the treasure, as Gokū is disappointed that he received the three-star Dragon Ball rather than his grandfather's four-star Dragon Ball. Due to the encounter with the Red Ribbon Army, Bulma claims she will not to help Gokū in his quest to find the four-star Dragon Ball. As Kulilin and Bulma use one of the Red Ribbon Army's helicopters to fly back to the Kame House alongside Gokū and his Kintoun, and after Blue discovers the three are flying back, Bulma decides to give the diamond to Kame-Sennin through Kulilin for failing to return the submarine she borrowed from the Turtle Hermit. Unbeknownst to them once again, General Blue is following them to their location.
Charge

* Propulsion towards the opponent
* Air Dance Collision
* Headbutt
* Son Goten

**Charge** is a physical martial arts technique skill used by Son Goten.

## Usage

Charge is a *kamikaze* technique used by Goten. First, Goten rises into the air with the Air Dance Technique before rushing down, lunging at his opponent and using the aid of gravity to increase his falling speed and inflict severe damage. Should the technique miss, Goten can strike the ground with a *ki* blast, propelling himself in the direction of the fleeing opponent.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 *Daizenshū 7*, page 150
2. ↑ *Dragon Ball Z: Super Butōden 3*
3. ↑ *Dragon Ball Z: Ultimate Battle 22*
4. ↑ *Budokai Tenkaichi* series
5. ↑ *Dragon Ball* chapter 435
Chapter 515

* KZB
* DCE

"**Energy Won't Gather for the Genki Dama**" (集まらない元気玉の元気, *Atsumaranai Genkidama no Genki*; *Viz* "Just Not Enough"; Literally meaning "Energy Won't Gather for the Energy Sphere") is the five hundred fifteenth chapter of the *Dragon Ball* manga, and the ninety-fifth chapter of Part III of the manga.
Chapter 90

* KZB
* DCE

"**Son Gokū's Counterattack**" (孫悟空の逆襲, *Son Gokū no Gyakushū*; *Viz* "Son Gokū Strikes Back!") is the ninetieth chapter of Part I of the *Dragon Ball* manga.

## Summary

While Upa wonders if Gokū made it to the top of the tower after three days pass, Taopaipai finally receives his new brand of clothes. As Taopaipai is determined to get the Dragon Ball he missed, the tailor asks for the fee payment. Rather than pay up, the assassin then asks if there is anyone the tailor wants to kill, which the tailor denies, leading Taopaipai to murder the tailor to escape payment.

The assassin once again arrives at the Karin Holy Land and confronts Upa, who wants revenge on Taopaipai for killing his father. The assassin simply dodges the child's attack and threatens him to reveal the location of the remaining Dragon Ball. After Upa refuses, Taopaipai resolves to kill him, but Gokū arrives right on time with his Kintoun to save the child. As Taopaipai is shocked that Gokū is alive, the young boy reveals that the Dragon Ball in his possession saved him from the assassin's Dodonpa.

After Gokū refuses Taopaipai's request to surrender his Dragon Ball, the assassin charges at the young boy, only to be knocked back by the boy's improved strength. As Upa watches Gokū in awe, the latter reveals to Taopaipai that he was training at the top of the Karin Tower for three days, drawing the assassin's interest before he attempts to attack Gokū once more.
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* English

"**Bulma's House in Western Capital**" (西の都のブルマんち, *Nishi no Miyako no Buruma n'chi*; *FUNimation* "A Trip to the City") is the forty-third episode of the *Dragon Ball* anime.

## Summary

After spending a night in Sno's house one of the villagers helps Gokū summon his Kintoun next morning. Gokū reaches West City, but has no idea where to find Bulma. Nobody he meets has a clue. Gokū does not have any money, but manages to win a lot in a street fighting competition. Along the way, Gokū is abducted by a couple of thieving rogues, but they are far from a problem for him. Gokū finds a policeman to direct him to Bulma's house which is the Capsule Corporation where Hoi Poi Capsules were first invented.
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* English
* Akane Kimidori
* Arale Norimaki
* Gatchan
* Obotchaman
* Senbe Norimaki

"**N'cha! Chased to Penguin Village**" (んちゃ！追ってペンギン村, *Ncha! Otte Pengin Mura*; *FUNimation* "Penguin Village") is the fifty-fifth episode of the *Dragon Ball* anime.

## Summary

General Blue binds the occupants of the Kame House with rope he powered with psychic waves. General Blue then steals the Dragon Balls and sets a 5 minute bomb. Gentle Lunch makes it in time to release Gokū and Gokū throws out the bomb. Gokū then chases General Blue. As Gokū and General Blue speed up to max, they both fly across a strange island. A speedy girl with a couple of sprites watch in awe. General Blue causes Gokū to fall but crashes his jet into a mountain.
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* English
* Dark Kintoun

"**The End of Taopaipai**" (最後の桃白白, *Saigo no Taopaipai*; *FUNimation* "The Last of Mercenary Tao") is the sixty-fourth episode of the *Dragon Ball* anime.

## Summary

While Taopaipai tires himself climbing the tower, Gokū enjoys his moments with Upa who is amazed at Gokū's confidence. Meanwhile, Bulma's Dragon Radar is malfunctioning due to some radar jamming situation which is also affecting Commander Red. Taopaipai reaches the tower summit and meets Karin. Arrogant Taopaipai drinks the Holy Water and Karin tricks him into thinking his strength is boosted. In addition, Karin gives Taopaipai Dark Kintoun to ride. Karin then causes Taopaipai to plummet to the ground. Taopaipai beats Gokū, but Gokū was just taking blows to read his moves. Taopaipai acts as if to surrender and throws a napalm grenade at Gokū, but Gokū kicks it back. The bomb explodes right in front of Taopaipai, seemingly killing him. Meanwhile, Bulma has finished engineering her radar against the radar jammer, which also boosts Gokū's. Gokū is off to defeat the Red Ribbon Army at their headquarters.
Chōzetsu ☆ Dynamic!!

"**Chōzetsu ☆ Dynamic!!**" (超絶☆ダイナミック!!, *Chōzetsu ☆ Dainamikku!!*; Literally meaning "Excellent Dynamic!!"), performed by *Kazuya Yoshii*, is the first opening for *Dragon Ball Super*.  It ran from episodes 1 to 76. It was succeeded by Limit-Break x Survivor. It was also later used in the thirty-ninth episode of *Dragon Ball Super*, during Son Gokū's battle with Hit.

## Lyrics

### Rōmaji

Itsuka Togireta

Yume no Tsuduki Hajimeyo

Hoshi wo Tsunagete

Sora ni Tobira Kake baii

Arata na Sutegi wa

Kami ni idomu basho

Kyoretsu! Moretsu! Dainamikku!

Let's go! Go! Daipanikku!

Makeru to Tsuyoku Naru

Minohodo Shirazuniwa

Kokai toka genkai taka naimon

Sozetsu! Chōzetsu! Dainamikku!

Let's go! Yes! Renda Kikku!

Abisete Mushaburui

Suge koto ga

Matterundaze

### English

Don't you wanna dream again？

Now it's calling for me Go back to the start

Wishing on the starlights

In the sky, let's paint a door for tomorrow

Just step on the new stage Don't be shy

Gonna take the challenge of god

Kyo-Let's☆Mo-Let's☆Dynamic！

Let's！ Go！ Go！ Big panic！

I don't care bout limit, no regret

Make me tougher even though I lose

Nothing' gonna stop me no mo' Try me

So-Zets☆Cho-Zets☆Dynamic！

Let's Go！ Yes！ Give a kick！

Keep on going Power pumpin' up

Something greater waiting not so far away

Tears are falling from my eyes

They are telling me don't ever give it up

Something's burning in my heart

I don't know why but it keeps me going now

You know it's the reason of my life

Wanna live with passion to shine

Hey, gonna bang a gong and I bring it C'mon！

The danger game, I don't mind Enjoy fighting！

No matter what I keep on movin' faster

Sparking！ Kamehameha

Kyo-Let's☆Mo-Let's☆Dynamic！

Let's！ Go！ Go！ Big panic！

I don't care bout limit, no regret

Make me tougher even though I lose

Nothing' gonna stop me no mo' Try me

So-Zets☆Cho-Zets☆Dynamic！

Let's Go！ Yes！ Give a kick！

Keep on going Power pumpin' up

Something greater waiting not so far away

Waku-Waku more supa dupa say

Something wonderful, not so far away

Everything gon' be supa dupa yeah

## Characters

The characters in order of appearance:

* Son Goten
* Son Gokū
* Chi-Chi
* Muten Rōshi
* Chaoz
* Oolong
* Tenshinhan
* Pu'ar
* Yamcha
* Bulma
* Trunks
* Vegeta
* Son Gohan
* Videl
* Majin Bū
* Bee
* Mark
* Kulilin
* Marron
* Number 18
* Piccolo
* Vados
* Whis
* Champa
* Beerus
* Gotenks
* Shenron
* Jaco Teirimentenpibosshi (Version 2 only)
* Freeza (Version 3 only)
* Sorbet (Version 3 only)
* Tagoma (Version 3 only)
* Shisami (Version 3 only)
* Botamo (Version 4 only)
* Cabba (Version 4 only)
* Frost (Version 4 only)
* Hit (Version 4 only)
* Magetta (Version 4 only)
* Monaka (Version 4 only)
* Gokū Black (Version 5 only)
* Mai (Future) (Version 5 only)
* Pan (Version 5 only)
* Trunks (Future) (Version 5 only)
* Mai (Version 5 only)
* Pilaf (Version 5 only)
* Shu (Version 5 only)
* Zamasu (Version 5 only)
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* English
* Murasaki

"**Enter Ninja Murasaki**" (忍者ムラサキ参上, *Ninja Murasaki Sanjō*; *FUNimation* "Ninja Murasaki is Coming!"; Literally meaning "Enter Ninja Purple") is the thirty-seventh episode of the *Dragon Ball* anime.

## Summary

Gokū enters the fourth floor of Muscle Tower and finds himself in the middle of a forest. Ninja Murasaki who is hiding, has been sent to kill Gokū. After games of hide and seek, racing and shuriken throwing, Ninja Murasaki finally decides to fight, and Gokū breaks his sword with his Nyoibō. Murasaki throws a boomerang at him which hits and knocks out Gokū.
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* English
* Umigame
* Airplane
* Pilaf Plane

"**Alalala–! No Balls!**" (あらららー!タマがない!, *Arararaa! Tama ga Nai!*; *FUNimation* "The Emperor's Quest") is the second episode of the *Dragon Ball* anime.

## Summary

Gokū and Bulma set up a shelter to sleep in. At night, Gokū goes out looking for some food. He sees a ship fly overhead, and, thinking that it is a bird, goes running after it. The ship belongs to Mai and Shū, who are servants of Emperor Pilaf. The Emperor is also looking for the Dragon Balls, and he plans to use them to rule the world. Gokū saves them from wolves, and heads back. In the morning, he finds a Giant turtle who is looking for the sea. Gokū volunteers to take him there, so he picks up the turtle on his back and begins running, with Bulma following on her motorcycle.
Continuous Super Doughnuts

* Continuous rings with one hand.
* Bound by the rings.
* Clash Ultra Boo-Boo Volleyball
* Gotenks
* Majin Boo (with Gotenks absorbed)
* Gogeta (Game-only)

The **Continuous Super Doughnuts** is an enhanced version of the Galactica Doughnuts, created by Gotenks.

## History

The technique was created either inside the Room of Spirit and Time, before Gotenks' fight with the evil version of Majin Boo, or outside the Room, in the middle of the fight.

## Usage

Unlike the original technique, the Continuous Super Doughnuts can be used with a simple extension of the hands; forming a seal similar to the Kikōhō, Gotenks releases multiple Galactic Doughnuts from his hands. These rings launch towards the target and encase them, forming a round sphere to keep the target contained. The technique itself has a firing pose to go along with it, however, Piccolo stopped Gotenks from employing the pose as it was taking up precious fighting time. Majin Boo himself employs this variation of the technique against Gohan; however, he employed it with a single hand.

## Trivia

* This technique was not named in the original English dub of *Dragon Ball Z*.
	+ Additionally, in the English dub of *Dragon Ball Z*, while striking the "wiggling fingers" pose for the technique, Gotenks shouted "Screaming Banshee Attack". This was present in neither the manga, or the Japanese anime.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 *Daizenshū 4*, page 112
2. ↑ *Daizenshū 7*, page 162
3. ↑ *Dragon Ball Z: Budokai Tenkaichi* series
4. ↑ *Dragon Ball XenoVerse 2*
5. ↑ *Dragon Ball* chapter 494, pages 9-10
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* English
* Heavenly X-Mark Fist

"**Get Up, Gokū! The Fearsome Heavenly X-Mark Fist**" (たて悟空！恐るべき天空Ｘ字拳, *Tate Gokū! Osoru Beki Tenkū Pekejiken*; *FUNimation* "Danger From Above") is the twenty-fourth episode of the *Dragon Ball* anime.

## Summary

Gokū starts his semifinal match against Namu. He uses a tornado attack to push Namu out of the ring, but gets too dizzy before he can finish it. Namu then uses his aerial attack, which is supposed to leave the victim unconscious. Gokū is somehow able to stand up afterwards, and jumps up in the air just like Namu. Once Namu lands, Gokū kicks him out of the ring. Afterwards, Namu packs up to leave, but Jackie Chun stops him. He gives him a Hoi Poi Capsule that can be used for storage. Namu asks Jackie how he knew about his water problem, and Jackie says that he read his mind. Namu realizes that Jackie Chun is Muten Rōshi, but Jackie keeps him quiet. He explains that he is fighting undercover to beat Gokū and Kuririn. He doesn't want them to think that they're the strongest in the world if they win the tournament and stop trying to improve their skills afterwards. Namu then does Jackie a favor by dressing up like Muten Rōshi and standing in the crowd. Yamcha sees him, and no longer thinks that Jackie Chun is Muten Rōshi.
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* English
* Bacterian
* Rōgafūfūken Sen

"**Will it Appear?! The Power of Training**" (でるか！？修行の威力, *Deru ka!? Shugyō no Iryoku*; *FUNimation* "Elimination Round") is the twentieth episode of the *Dragon Ball* anime.

## Summary

The preliminary rounds are divided into four sections, with the top two from each section going on to the finals. Gokū and Kuririn are drawn into the same section, but are on opposite ends, so they won't have to fight each other. Gokū's first match is against a giant, but he is able to knock him out of the ring with only a slight tap to the leg. Kuririn's first opponent is an enemy from his old martial arts school. He kicks his opponent so hard that he breaks a hole in the wall. Bulma, Oolong, and Pu'ar are able to watch the matches through this hole. At the end of the day, Gokū, Kuririn, and Yamcha all advance to the quarter final round of the Tenkaichi Budōkai.
Chapter 91

* KZB
* DCE

"**A Grand Showdown in the Holy Land!!**" (聖地の大決戦！！, *Seichi no Daikessen!!*; *Viz* "Battle in the Sanctuary!!") is the ninety-first chapter of Part I of the *Dragon Ball* manga.

## Summary

As Upa cheers him on, Gokū proceeds to take on Taopaipai yet again, with the boy's improved prowess proving to be an issue for the assassin. Pushed to a corner, Taopaipai decides to use his Dodonpa to kill Gokū, but the young boy withstands the attack, shocking the assassin. Taopaipai then uses a capsule to summon a sword in order to combat Gokū, but Upa gives the boy his Nyoibō to counter the assassin. Gokū then proceeds to break the sword with his staff, leading the boy to inform the stunned Taopaipai that he intends to defeat the assassin barehanded.
Chapter 76

* KZB
* DCE

"**The Treasure is Discovered**" (お宝発見, *Otakara Hakken*; *Viz* "The Treasure!") is the seventy-sixth chapter of Part I of the *Dragon Ball* manga.

## Summary

After General Blue tricks Gokū into going in the wrong direction, he chases after Kulilin and Bulma, who reach a dead end and are forced to exit an opening in the ground and swim out of the crumbling hall. As Blue pursues them, Gokū also reaches a dead end and falls through a trap door and ends up having to face off against an octopus.

Meanwhile, Bulma and Kulilin encounter the treasure after emerging from the water, only to be confronted by Blue. After Blue rejects Bulma's advances, he prepares to face off against Kulilin. Gokū finishes off the octopus with a Kamehameha and hears Bulma and Kulilin's voices as General Blue steadily overpowers Kulilin in combat.
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* English
* Uranai Baba
* Ghost
* Uranai Baba's Crystal Ball

"**Cute, Huh?! Uranai Baba**" (キュートな！？占いババ, *Kyūto na!? Uranai Baba*; *FUNimation* "Who is Fortuneteller Baba?"; Literally meaning "Cute, Huh?! All-Seeing Crone") is the sixty-ninth episode of the *Dragon Ball* anime.

## Summary

Bulma finds there is nothing wrong with the Dragon Radar and thinks something organic may have swallowed the ball that puts the Ball off detection. Muten Rōshi suggests Gokū visits Uranai Baba to find the last Dragon Ball with her clairvoyance. Gokū takes off with Yamcha, Pu'ar and Kuririn. They stop at a town and Gokū needs to get a new suit of clothes. While a new martial suit is being made, Gokū takes Upa on the adventure with him. After changing into his new clothes, Gokū and his friends head off to Baba's palace, passing desert tornadoes and storms. They are greeted by Baba's assistant Ghost at the palace. A group of mean-looking visitors enter the palace and leave in a devastated state. Gokū and the others enter and meet Baba herself who is not what they expected. Baba is asking a huge price for a single fortune and Gokū's only alternative is to battle five warriors of Baba's.
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* English
* Giran
* Ranfan
* Namu
* *Tenka-Ichi Budōkai Announcer*
* Bad Breath Attack
* Foul Smell from the Crotch Attack

"**Watch Out! Kuririn**" (でるか！？修行の威力, *Ayaushi! Kuririn*; *FUNimation* "Smells Like Trouble") is the twenty-first episode of the *Dragon Ball* anime.

## Summary

Gokū and Kuririn meet up with Bulma, Oolong, and Puar before the finals start. Muten Rōshi arrives, saying that he missed the preliminaries because of a long line in the bathroom. When the contestants are called to the arena, Gokū and Kuririn leave, and Muten Rōshi mysteriously disappears. They draw numbers to set the quarterfinal matches. Kuririn is in the first match against Bacterian, a giant whose stench is paralyzing. Yamcha is in the second match against Jackie Chun, and Gokū is in the fourth match. The first match starts, and right away Kuririn is paralyzed by Bacterian's stench. Just when it looks like he's going to lose, Gokū reminds him that he doesn't have a nose, and Kuririn is able to get up and give Bacterian a taste of his own medicine. Kuririn moves on to the semifinals.
Conjoining Round

* ...and the merged sphere.
* Liquir (inventor)

This technique is a powerful Ki Manipulation Technique utilized by the Hakaishin Liquir. It takes the form of two individual Kikōha that are released, converging into a single sphere of devastating power. It is similar in strength to the two other techniques used by Arak and Iwen, and cancelled out with the other two when they collided. The end result was a huge crater in the Tournament of Power arena.
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* English
* Chibi
* Debu
* Lunch
* Noppo

"**The Peculiar Girl, Lunch**" (？な女の子ランチ, *Fushigi na Onna no Ko Ranchi*; *FUNimation* "Look Out for Launch") is the fifteenth episode of the *Dragon Ball* anime.

## Summary

Because Kuririn can't sit on the Kintoun, he is forced to cling to Gokū's back during their search for a girl. They find a girl being attacked by two men. Gokū beats up these two guys, and they bring the girl back to Muten Rōshi's island. Unknown to either of them, the girl, Lunch, was actually being arrested when they found her. When she sneezes, she turns into a mean, aggressive, blonde criminal. Back on the island, Rōshi likes Lunch so much that he agrees to take her on as a student, along with Gokū and Kuririn. Lunch sneezes, and then takes out a machine gun and shoots at the three boys. After another sneeze, everything is back to normal.
Commander Red Saga

*See also: List of Dragon Ball episodes*
The **Commander Red Saga** is the fifth saga in the *Dragon Ball* anime. The saga spans from episodes 58 to 68 and adapts chapters 84 to 97 from Part I of the *Dragon Ball* manga. It is preceded by the General Blue Saga and succeeded by the Fortuneteller Baba Saga.
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* English

"**Fear the Shining Eyes**" (恐怖の光る眼, *Kyōfu no Hikaru Me*; *FUNimation* "Blue, Black and Blue") is the fifty-third episode of the *Dragon Ball* anime.

## Summary

Gokū and Blue start fighting and Gokū is winning until Blue powers up. Meanwhile, the whole ceiling is collapsing. He is just about to kill Gokū when a mouse scares him. Gokū gets up and beats Blue. Bulma and Kuririn want to get out before the ceiling falls, but Gokū wants to find the Dragon Ball. Once he gets it, he picks the mouse that saved him and runs, but Bulma and Kuririn are about to leave.
Chapter 88

* KZB
* DCE
* Karin

"**Karin-*sama* of Karin Tower**" (カリン塔のカリン様, *Korin Tō no Karinsama*; *Viz* "Sage of the Karin Tower"; Literally meaning "Karin of Karin Tower") is the eighty-eighth chapter of Part I of the *Dragon Ball* manga.

## Summary

After reaching the top of the tower, Gokū searches for the Holy Water that is rumored to give him exponential strength. However, he hears a voice call out to him that directs him to the very top of the tower. It is revealed that the voice came from a feline with a staff, who praises the young boy for making it to the top of the tower. The feline then reveals himself as the hermit Gokū is looking for, and directs the boy to the super holy water.

The hermit then reads Gokū's heart and figures out his purpose in searching for the holy water, which shocks the boy. After the hermit determines that he does not have any ill intentions, he challenges the boy to obtain the holy water by having to go through him first and foremost. As Gokū struggles to keep up with the hermit, he reveals his hunger is holding him back, and the hermit simply feeds him a Senzu, which quickly relieves the boy of his hunger.

Confident, Gokū attempts to take the water again, but still cannot obtain it from the hermit. A tired Gokū asks if he is the first one to reach the top of the tower, but the hermit reveals that the first person to reach the tower and drink the holy water was the boy's master, Muten Rōshi, much to the young boy's surprise. After the hermit reveals his name as Karin, he also reveals it took Rōshi three years to take the water from him.

## Trivia

* Despite his manga coloration being blue, Karin is colored white in the Full Color title page of the chapter.
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* English
* Muten Rōshi
* Bear Thief
* Tori-Bot
* Jan Ken
* False Courage
* Kintoun
* Kame Sennin's Shell
* Switchblade
* Seryū Tō

"**Kame Sennin's Kintoun**" (亀仙人のキント雲, *Kame Sennin no Kintoun*; *FUNimation* "The Nimbus Cloud of Roshi") is the third episode of the *Dragon Ball* anime.

## Summary

On their way to the sea, Gokū and Bulma run into a giant beast that wants to eat the turtle. Gokū makes short work of him, and they continue on their way. When they arrive at the shore, the turtle tells them to wait for him. When he comes back, a man is riding on his back. That man is the turtle hermit: Muten Rōshi and as a reward for helping his sea turtle, he gives Gokū a flying cloud called the Kintoun. Muten Rōshi himself cannot ride the cloud, because only good and pure people can. Bulma can't ride it either, but Gokū can, because he has a good heart. Muten Rōshi also gives Bulma the Three-Star Ball, not knowing what it is. When Muten Rōshi returns to his island, he finds Pilaf and his two henchmen searching his house for the Dragon Ball. After he tells them that he gave it away, the three leave his island.
Chapter 47

* KZB
* DCE
* Flying Through the Air by Spinning Your Tail
* Kamehameha Return

"**The Kamehameha**" (かめはめ波, *Kamehameha*) is the forty-seventh chapter of the *Dragon Ball* manga.

## Summary

As the final round commences, Jackie Chun is quickly able to send Gokū out of the ring, much to everyone's surprise. As Gokū is banned from using the Kintoun to aid him in avoiding a ring out, Bulma, Oolong, Pu'ar and the rest of the audience are in awe of Gokū avoiding a ring out by using his tail to help him levitate back to the stage. As Gokū returns to the stage, he reveals to a stunned Jackie Chun that he pondered but then opted against using the Kamehameha just like Chun did to avoid his ring out, leading Chun and Gokū to perform a clash of Kamehameha waves. As the dust settles, Chun is shocked to learn that Gokū was able to successfully counter his Kamehameha with one of his own, making Chun decide to change his strategy for combating Gokū.
Chilled

* Air Dance Technique
* Continuous Kikōha
* Death Ball
* Kikōha
* Tail Attack
* *Vacuum Adaptation*

**Chilled** (チルド, *Chirudo*) was a Frost Demon as well as the ancestor of Freeza, who served as the main antagonist of the spin-off manga *Dragon Ball: Episode of Bardock*.

## Personality

Chilled's personality is quite similar to his future descendant, Freeza. Showing an incredibly ruthlessness towards other life forms having no qualms in objecting to subjugate other groups of people to gain anything he desires. This is illustrated in his viciousness by attacking the inhabitants of Plant to obtain their medicinal substance that replenishes the health of organism. Since he matches Freeza's method of operations, Chilled does not hesitate in least to kill others, including his own men, especially if they are in his way. Chilled seems to have the same vanity as the rest of Freeza's Family towards his own racial group, as a way to ensure his future descendants never met the same fate as he did on that day. He orders his remaining soldiers to inform his family of the existence of the Super Saiyan, showing a deep concern between his family.
Generally, Chilled appeared to be arrogant, and when pressured in battle he becomes easily angered. Chilled showed a sense of denial in his battle against Bardock, unwilling to admit that there was someone stronger than he, and although he makes the observation, he never once gave up, he continued to battle even at the cost of his life.

## In Other Media

### Video Games

Chilled is a playable character in the following video games:

 *Dragon Ball Z: Extreme Butōden* | June 11, 2015
 *IC Carddass Dragon Ball* | September 19, 2015

## Trivia

* On a color promotional page for the manga, it's revealed that Chilled was designed by Akira Toriyama.
* Chilled's name derives from the english word **Chilled**, which refers to something that was placed in coldness. This matches the other members of his race, more close to his descent Cold that defines something pertaining to coldness.
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* English

"**Mount Frypan Burns! An Instant Do-or-Die Journey**" (燃えるフライパン山！一瞬の決死行, *Moeru Furaipan Yama! Isshun no Kesshikō*; *FUNimation* "The End, The Beginning") is the one hundred fifty-third episode of the *Dragon Ball* anime.

## Summary

Gohan and An'nin won't let Gokū turn off the furnace for the simple reason that spirits wouldn't have access to their Afterworld especially evil spirits. Instead of helping Gokū, An'nin resorts to fighting him. An'nin formulates a plan after seeing Gokū has the Bashōsen. Luckily Chi-Chi has both vital requirements on her. With aid of the Bashōsen and An'nin lifting the pot, Gokū descends into the furnace and manages to seal the hole, barely making it out alive. The flames at the castle have died down and Gyūmaō has survived and kept the wedding dress intact. Gokū and Chi-Chi proceed with their wedding and the two of them are married.
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This article contains content pertaining to a subject that is not recommended for younger audiences.

* English
* Shenron
* Great Monkey Transformation
* Transformation

"**The Wish to Shenron**" (神龍への願い, *Shenron e no Negai*; *FUNimation* "A Wish to the Eternal Dragon"; Literally meaning "The Wish to the Dragon God") is the twelfth episode of the *Dragon Ball* anime.

## Summary

Desperate to stop Pilaf, and just as Gokū manages to destroy the wall with another Kamehameha, Oolong interrupts his wish for world domination with his own: a pair of underpants. This wish is granted, Shenron disappears, and the seven balls scatter all over the earth. Furious, Pilaf sends Mai and Shū after Oolong and Pu'ar, and noticing Gokū, Yamcha and Bulma escaped, he orders them executed. Many guard dogs suddenly appear: some chase Oolong and Pu'ar and others corner Gokū, Yamcha and Bulma. Gokū and Yamcha beat these dogs to protect Bulma, and on their way out they find Oolong and Pu'ar. Before they can leave, Mai and Shū corner them with another pack of dogs. They are transported to a room with a glass ceiling that gathers energy from the sun and heats up. By morning, they will be burnt alive. Gokū and Yamcha try to break down the walls, but fail. Pu'ar notices the full moon and Gokū warns them about a monster that appears during the full moon. This monster (which was Gokū, but he has no memory of this) trampled his grandfather Gohan to death, and that before that his grandfather told him never to look at the moon. He then accidentally looks at it and transforms into a Giant Monkey.
DBK059

* English
* Gero
* Number 19
* Trunks
* Energy Absorption
* Eye Beam

"**The Pair Who Don't Leave a Trace! The Androids Appear**" (気配を持たぬ２人組！人造人間、あらわる, *Kehai o Motanu Futari-gumi! Jinzōningen, Arawaru*; *FUNimation* "Undetectable Monsters! The Androids Appear!") is the fifty-ninth episode of the *Dragon Ball Kai* anime.

## Summary

The Dragon Team gathers at the island in anticipation of the androids' attack. However, as the time approaches, the androids are nowhere to be seen. Yajirobe arrives to deliver Karin's new batch of Senzu to the others, but as soon as he departs, the androids shoot down his ship and immediately descend into the nearby city before the Dragon Team can get a glimpse of them. Gohan goes to rescue Yajirobe, while the rest of the Dragon Team flies down to the city as well to search out their enemies. After a period of searching, Yamcha becomes the first victim of the androids, after having his energy absorbed by Android No. 20, and then being impaled. The others arrive just in time to save him, and Gokū eventually persuades the androids to move to a new location to fight after a large portion of the city is destroyed.
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"**He's Here! The World's Greatest Hitman, "Taopaipai"**" (きた！世界一の殺し屋 "桃白白", *Kita! Sekaiichi no Koroshiya "Taopaipai"*; *FUNimation* "The Notorious Mercenary") is the fifty-ninth episode of the *Dragon Ball* anime.

## Summary

General Blue enters the Red Ribbon Headquarters and meets with Commander Red. Despite procuring the Dragon Radar, Red is displeased with Blue and offers him a second chance if he can defeat Taopaipai, which he fails and Taopaipai easily kills him. Meanwhile, Bora tells Gokū the legend of the Karin Tower. After being briefed on his target, Taopaipai travels on a flying pillar to the Holy Land of Karin. As Gokū, Bora and Upa are enjoying themselves, Taopaipai storms in and Bora fights him. Bora is killed by Tao, leaving Upa in grief and Gokū in anger.
Chapter 479

* KZB
* DCE
* Old Kaiōshin

"**The Z Sword and Another Kaiōshin**" (ゼットソードともうひとりの界王神, *Zetto Sōdo to Mō Hitori no Kaiōshin*; *Viz* "The Zeta Sword"; Literally meaning "The Z Sword and Another World King God") is the four hundred seventy-ninth chapter of the *Dragon Ball* manga, and the fifty-ninth chapter of Part III of the manga.