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Kikono

* Minus
* Fighting Jacket
* Scouter

**Kikono** (キコノ) is a long-standing member of the Freeza Army.

## Background

Kikono has served in the Freeza Army since the time of Cold. For the army, he is a brilliant scientist, and the Scouter, Combat Jacket, and space-ships that the army used are the result of Kikono's efforts. Kikono was seen serving under Freeza twenty-two years prior to the start of the series, when Freeza began to truly consider the destruction of the Saiyans. Kikono believed that the Saiyans did, at least, make for good fighters, but Freeza decided to through with his plan in a month's time. The scientist was given orders from his Emperor to inform surviving Saiyans that a meteor had crashed into Vegeta.

## Personality

Kikono is shown to be comfortable speaking with Freeza, stating his own opinions and showing a sense of familiarity with his Emperor. While he has no compassion for the Saiyans, Kikono was pragmatic enough to consider their value as combatants before agreeing with Freeza's destruction of ninety-nine percent of the species.

## Trivia

* Kikono's name is an anagram of the Japanese word for mushroom, kinoko (キノコ).
* Kikono's backstory is an example of a retcon within the *Dragon Ball* universe. Toriyama stated in an interview with Naho Ōishi that an alien named "Gichamu" reverse enegineered the Scouters that the Tsufruians invented. It isn't known if Kikono is just "Gichamu" under a different name.

## References

1. ↑ *Dragon Ball Super: Broly* website
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 *Dragon Ball Minus*
3. ↑ *Saikyō Jump July 2014 Issue (04 June 2014)*
Kaiō of the North's Planet

The **Kaiō of the North's Planet** (北（きた）の界（かい）王（おう）の星（ほし）, *Kita no Kaiō no Hoshi*; Literally meaning "North's Boundary King's Planet"), simply refered as **Kaiō's Planet** (界（かい）王（おう）の星（ほし）, *Kaiō no Hoshi*; Literally meaning "Boundary King's Planet"), is the homeworld of the Kaiō of the North, who rules over North Galaxies.

## History

At some point in the past, Beerus was responsible for the destruction of the Kaiō of the North's planet, and the Kaiō assembled what was left into small planetoid.

## Trivia

* The explanations for the size of the planet vary depending on the source. According to Akira Toriyama himself, Beerus destroyed the planet after he lost to North Kaiō in a car racing game. In *Dragon Ball Z: God and God*, Whis claims Beerus destroyed it after a particularly spirited game of hide and seek. In *Dragon Ball Super*, Beerus claims it was because the Shinling served him particularly bad food that he destroyed his planet. In conclusion, Beerus appears to be responsible for the planet's size.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Dragon Ball Full Color: Saiyan Arc Volume #03—Akira Toriyama-*sensei*’s Answer!!
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 *Dragon Ball Z: God and God*
3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 *Dragon Ball Super* episode 5
Kikōhō

* Shin Kikōhō
* Tenshinhan

The **Kikōhō** is a Ki Manipulation Technique, and the secret technique of the Tsuru-Sen Style Dōjō. It is also one of Tenshinhan's signature techniques.

## Usage

The technique is one of the special techniques of the Tsuru-Sen Style Dōjō, alongside the Air Dance Technique and the Dodonpa. The Kikōhō concentrates life energy at a singular point; between the diamond-shaped space that is formed when the thumbs, pinky, and index fingers of both hands overlap. The blast is then released in the form of a single blast, with enough power to entirely eradicate the Tenka-Ichi Budōkai, while at the same time leaving a deep crater in the ground. The Kikōhō was seen as a sure-fire-kill technique, embodying the principles of the Tsuru-Sen Style Dōjō; merciless death.

The technique does have one critical weakness, however. It drastically uses up the user's internal energy reserves; the technique uses up too much energy and it is typically meant to be used to decide a match in one single blow.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 *Daizenshū 2*, page 206
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 *Daizenshū 4*, page 111
3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 *Daizenshū 7*, page 134
4. ↑ *Dragon Ball Z* game series
5. ↑ *Dragon Ball XenoVerse*
6. ↑ *Dragon Ball* episode 100; dub title screen
Karashnikov

**Karashnikov** (カラシニコフ, *Karashinikofu*) was a competitor in the Junior Division of the 25th Tenka-Ichi Budōkai.

## Dragon Ball

Though he is never shown, Karashnikov is mentioned in the manga. Karashnikov competed and won against an unknown opponent in the thirteenth match of the Junior Division of the 25th Tenka-Ichi Budōkai. He later lost the tournament to either Son Goten or Trunks.

## Trivia

* Karashnikov's name might be a reference to the Kalashnikov automatic rifle.
Katayude Tamagorō

**Katayude Tamagorō** (固（かた）茹（ゆで） 玉（たま）吾郎（ごろう）; *Viz* "Tamagoro Katayude") is a Human-type Earthling, and the chief of Government Sea Police, who was sent to have Ōmori vacate the island so it can be turned into a resort.

## Background

Katayude makes his first appearance when he arrives on Tokunoshin's Island and orders Tokunoshin Ōmori to immediately vacate it. He claims the island belongs to the Capital and that the government intends to build a resort on the island. Ignoring protests from Ōmori, Katayude gives the elderly man two weeks to vacate the island and then leaves. As his boat travels back to the mainland, Katayude spots Jaco on the island with his telescope. Later, the boat capsizes due to Jaco having thrown a rock at it, forcing Katayude and his team to travel to the mainland in a life raft.

## Trivia

* Katayude's name means "hard-boiled", a type of egg preparation. It also refers to a genre of detective fiction, although Katayude himself does not display any of the traits typical of such characters.
* According to the "Character Profiles":
	+ Katayude's hobby is fishing, cooking and collecting the tie bears.

## References

1. ↑ Viz Media
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 2.3 *Jaco the Galactic Patrolman* *tankōbon* volume, page 88
3. ↑ *Jaco the Galactic Patrolman* chapter 11, page 28
4. ↑ *Jaco the Galactic Patrolman* chapter 2
Kiwi

* Air Dance Technique
* Continuous Kikōha
* Kikōha
* Fighting Jacket
* Scouter

**Kiwi** (キュイ, *Kyui*; *FUNimation* "Cui") was the rival of Vegeta and a combatant of Freeza's Army.

## Background

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

In the anime, Kiwi's past is shown to have invaded the inhabitants of Zeshin's planet. Kiwi was the only one shown to invade his planet, killing a majority of the inhabitants of the planet.

*Concludes "A-Canon" section.*

## Personality

Kiwi was a villainous, horrible, subjugator of worlds, who was associated with one of the villainous beings of the 7th Universe, Freeza. As a follower of Freeza, Kiwi raids worlds and kills indiscriminately. Kiwi was a rival to Vegeta, and was very cocky and competitive with the fellow, combatant, adversary. Kiwi's competitiveness was brazen, and obnoxious, purposely looking for conflict with Vegeta, by prodding him with anything that Vegeta would consider to be unfortunate news. His tactless attack on Vegeta illustrated his impulsive nature, showing his ability to kill warriors for Freeza subserving. This treachery cost him his life, as he took it upon himself to assault Vegeta. In battle, and even in his personal life, he is cocky, based on his superb, ability. In his battle with Vegeta, he showed to very dependent on his Scouter. Kiwi demeans those who are weaker than him. Upon being overwhelmed by the true power of Vegeta, Kiwi cowardly devolved into begging for his life. This a ruse, is more of an example of Kiwi's treacherous side. Upon begging for mercy he even offered his services to betray, Freeza and join Vegeta's team, on Namekku. Kiwi of course dishonest uses this as a method to gain an advantage over an enemy.

## Appearance

Kiwi is an alien with the indigo skinned. He wears the common Fighting Jacket like most of Freeza's soldiers wear, including shoulder pads and a Scouter.

## Abilities

As one of elite soldiers in Freeza's Army, Kiwi seems to be a powerful warrior and initially stated to be more powerful than Vegeta in the years he was working under Freeza.

## Part II

### Freeza Arc

After Vegeta recuperated on Planet Frieza 79 from his fierce battle on Earth, Kiwi approached Vegeta to give him some surprising news: Freeza is already on Namekku and he is searching for the Dragon Balls alongside his top henchmen, Zarbon and Dodoria, making the Saiyan furious because he hoped to collect the Dragon Balls for his own desire to obtain immortality. Kiwi mocked him but the confident Vegeta suddenly jumped into a Continuous Kikōha

## Notes & References

### Notes

1. ↑ Kiwi states that Vegeta's power level should be equal to his and Vegeta is stated to be 18,000 by Dodoria

### References

1. ↑ *Daizenshū 4*, page 57
2. ↑ *Daizenshū 5*, page 123
3. ↑ *Dragon Ball Z* episode 40
4. ↑ *Dragon Ball Z* episode 41
5. ↑ Volume 21, page 125
Ki Saber

* Energy Scalpel (Movie only)
* Violent God Rending Slash (Anime only)
* Justice Saber (Anime only)
* *Tool Creation Technique* (Anime only)
* Vegetto
* Vegeta (Manga only)

The **Ki Saber** is a Ki Manipulation Technique used be the user forms *ch'i* into a sword from their hand.

## Usage

Vegetto steadies one end of the *ki* he emits, so it can pierce through the opponent, using its ability to expand and contract. Vegetto used this technique during the battle with Majin Boo. Since the *ki* has been stabilized, the user must have formidable *ki* in order to constantly continue to put out *ki*. Therefore, the attack can only be used by Vegetto, the amalgamation of the Gokū and Vegeta, two of the strongest fighters in the entire universe.

## Trivia

* The attack's name in the video games, "Spirit Sword", is similar to a technique used by Kazuma Kuwabara from the *Yū Yū Hakusho* series, who could also form a blade of concentrated spiritual energy. The *Yū Yū Hakusho* series ran at a similar time as the *Dragon Ball* manga's second half.

## References

1. ↑ *Daizenshū 2*, page 217
2. ↑ *Daizenshū 4*, page 112
3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 *Daizenshū 7*, page 134
4. ↑ *Dragon Ball Zenkai Battle Royal*
5. ↑ *Dragon Ball XenoVerse 2*
6. ↑ *Dragon Ball Super Box #6, Booklet*
Kamehameha Return

* Cell
* Kame-Sennin
* Son Gohan
* Son Gokū

The **Kamehameha Return** is a basic-type Ki Manipulation Technique that is a variation of the original Kamehameha.

## Usage

The technique involves the process of another Kamehameha being erased by another Kamehameha. The collision of both techniques cancels out both Ki Manipulation Techniques as a result. Gokū is able to instantly fire his own Kamehameha to counter Jackie Chun.
The end result is a beam clash between the two energy beams, that results in two blasts of equal power creating an explosion that knocks both users off their feet, or, a battle for supremacy where one Kamehameha entirely overpowers the other.

## Trivia

* The Kamehameha Return was the first instance of a 'beam clash' within the series, and is to date, the only one officially named.
* This technique is technically usable in any video game where the player character can consciously use the Kamehameha in response to the opponent's Kamehameha.

## References

1. ↑ *Daizenshū 2*, page 204
2. ↑ *Daizenshū 4*, page 111
3. ↑ *Daizenshū 7*, page 131
4. ↑ *Chōzenshū 4*, page 142
5. ↑ *Daizenshū 2*, page 204
6. ↑ *Daizenshū 4*, page 111
7. ↑ *Dragon Ball* episode 26
8. ↑ *Dragon Ball* chapter 47
9. ↑ *Dragon Ball* chapter 47
10. ↑ *Dragon Ball* chapter 416, pages 10-12
Kame-Sen Style School

* Gyūmaō
* Kuririn
* Lunch
* Son Gokū
* Son Gohan
* Yamcha
* Kintoun
* Turtle Shell

The **Kame-Sen Style School** is an academic martial-arts institution that teaches the legendary marial-arts known as the Kame-Sen Style, under the tutelage of the founder Muten Rōshi. The school was originally made up from two disciples.
List of Volumes/Full Color

## Full Color

To capitalize on the excitement and anticipation of *Dragon Ball Z: God and God*, Shueisha began releasing a fully-colored print-only version of the manga based on the *kanzenban* edition, known as ***Dragon Ball Full Color*** (ドラゴンボール フルカラー, *Doragon Bōru Furu Karā*) in early 2013. Unlike all other releases of the *Dragon Ball* manga, the "Full Color" release began with Part II, which are divided into four story arcs and chapter numbering has been divided up by story arc. Eventually, Part I will also receive the print release beginning in January 2016.

## References

1. ↑ Dragon Ball Full Color Release
2. ↑ “Boyhood Arc” Full Color Print Editions Announced For Japan
Lawrence Simpson

* *Dragon Ball Z Abridged*
* *Dragon Ball XenoVerse*
* *Hellsing Ultimate Abridged*
* *Kampfer Abridged*
* *Naruto The Rebridged Series*

**Lawrence Simpson**, better known as **MasakoX** is a British voice actor for the *Dragon Ball Z Abridged* series, voicing both Son Gokū and Son Gohan, as well as Muten Rōshi from TFS001 to TFS030. He also serves as a voice actor for the *Hellsing Ultimate Abridged*, *Kampfer Abridged*, and several other abridged series. He is a member of Team Four Star.

## Roles

### *Dragon Ball Z* Abridged

* Muten Rōshi (ep. 1-30)
* Son Gokū
* Son Gohan
Mini-Gokū

* Mini-Janenba
* Janenba

**Mini-Gokū** is an ability used by the pre-transformation form of Janenba.

## Usage

This ability involves Janenba utilizing his unique powers to create a miniature version of Gokū within the palm of his hand. The 'Mini Gokū' mimicked Gokū's own movements, creating a Kamehameha, just like Gokū did, and firing it at the original user. After releasing the energy wave, the clone disappeared. The energy blast was enough to comically harm Gokū, who remarked that the ability seemed to be similar to magic. Additionally, the Kamehameha released by the clone appeared to neutralize and overpower Gokū's own Kamehameha.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 *Daizenshū 7*, page 160
2. ↑ *Dragon Ball Z: The Rebirth of Fusion!! Gokū and Vegeta*
List of eras

The concept of **eras** was first introduced in *Daizenshū 7* as a way of dividing up *Dragon Ball* history. In all, nine eras have been established, containing both manga, anime, and movie content.

## Eras of *Dragon Ball* History

### Birth of God and the Prosperity of the Saiyans

*Main article: Birth of God and the Prosperity of the Saiyans era*

### Life That Blazes in Space

*Main article: Life That Blazes in Space era*

### Chronicles of a Fierce Battle Across Time

*Main article: Chronicles of a Fierce Battle Across Time era*
Naho Ōishi

**Naho Ōishi** (オオイシ ナホ, *Ōishi Naho*) is a Japanese mangaka and the author of several *Dragon Ball* spin-offs. She began as a dōjinshi author who did many works based on *Dragon Ball* before eventually being hired by Shueisha.

## Works

* *Dragon Ball SD* (*Saikyō Jump*)
* *Dragon Ball: Episode of Bardock* (*V Jump*)
* *Dragon Ball: Yo! Son Gokū and His Friends Return!!* (*V Jump*)
Murder Grenade

* Nappa

The **Murder Grenade** is a Ki Manipulation Technique created and used with Nappa's *Lightning Aura*.

## Usage

Nappa used this technique to kill Piccolo. Although the technique was strong enough to kill Piccolo it was completely negated by Son Gokū's Kiai Extinguisher.

## References

1. ↑ *Dragon Ball Z: Extreme Butoden*
2. ↑ *Dragon Ball Heroes*, God Mission 10
3. ↑ *Dragon Ball*, chapter 224, page 24
Mermaid

A **mermaid** is a species of half-human, half fish individuals. Son Gokū found a female mermaid while searching for Muten Rōshi's example of an ideal woman. Offended by Muten Rōshi's intentions, the mermaid struck him before diving back under the water. While it is unknown if it applies to all mermaids, the mermaid Gokū found was pure of heart, as she was able to ride Kintoun.

## Trivia

* Having characteristics to match both, it is unknown if Mermaids are simply Earthlings that are either in the Human-type or Animal-type category of Earthling, or their own species altogether.
Maximum Flasher

* Angry Kamehameha
* Last Emperor
* Vegeta

The **Maximum Flasher** is a Ki Manipulation Technique used by Vegeta during the Cell Game.

## Usage

After the death of Trunks Vegeta was unable to control his anger and unleashed the full-effect of his Super Saiyan transformative state. Vegeta then lunges towards Cell and releases a large Kikōha from his cocked arm, hitting Cell. The blast was able to make the likes of Cell brace for its impact creating a massive mushroom cloud-effect.

## Trivia

* While this technique wasn't named in the manga and anime, it was named in *Dragon Ball Z: Sparking METEOR*.
Mai (Future)

* Energy Bullet (Anime only)
* Flare gun
* Stun grenade
* Shotgun

**Mai** (マイ) is the futuristic counterpart of Mai in Trunks' timeline.

## Background

Mai shared the same past events with her present counterpart before Trunks used Time Machine to travel to the past. At some point in the future, the Pilaf Gang gathered the Dragon Balls and summoned Shenron to wish for youth. Their timing was during the Android's attack on Earth, however, and the death of Piccolo rendered them inert from that point on; their wish turned them into infants. The trio planned to escape as Mai looked at baby Trunks in the eyes.

Many years later, Gokū Black invaded the future, where he wiped out most of humanity in his initial attacks. Mai, now an adult, led one of resistance cells to continue the fight. She met Trunks and they eventually collaborated to corner Black, leading him into an area full of explosives. When the plan proved ineffective, Trunks stepped in to confront Black, but was easily defeated. With Trunks had no match for Black, Mai distracted Black with a flare gun and rescued Trunks. She took him home and tended his wounds.

## Personality

Unlike her present counterpart, Mai is much more kind-hearted, as she selflessly offers both Trunks and a cat a can of food, putting them before herself. She has a good relationship with Trunks and had risked her life for him to travel into the past, while she held off Gokū Black.

Mai care deeply for the lives of the people she saves from Goku Black. She is also very courageous and has a sense of perseverance, as she leads her troops in their several battles against him (despite their failed attempts). After the bodiless Zamasu exterminates the Earthlings, Mai becomes distraught and shoots at him continuously until running out of bullets. When she and Trunks learned of Whis altering the future timeline for them, she becomes excited to see the friends she fought alongside with again.

She genuinely cares for Trunks, having an unconditional belief that he is the final hope for their future. Whenever a topic is brought up of her relationship with Trunks, the two will deny it while blushing.

## Appearance

Mai has pale skin with long, black hair and wide, matching black eyes. She wears a long, blue overcoat, tied with a brown belt buckle, that has a Dragon Ball designed onto the arm similar to of her present counterpart. She also wears black gloves, a green knit cap, and black boots. Due to the state of the future, her outfit and skin are relatively scuffed.

## Dragon Ball Z: Revival of "F"

Mai saved Trunks from Black by throwing a stun grenade at him. After Mai and Trunks got away, Trunks thanked Mai for saving him, but Mai said that if he died, no one else could save them.

## References

1. ↑ *Dragon Ball Super* extra chapter, *Jump Victory Carnival 2016 Official Guidebook*
2. ↑ *Dragon Ball Super* episode 50
3. ↑ *Dragon Ball Super* Key Visual for "Future" Trunks Arc
4. ↑ *Dragon Ball Z: Revival of "F" — "Future" Trunks Special Edition*
Miracle Genki Dama Parry

* Son Gokū

**Miracle Genki Dama Parry** is a powerful punching Ki Manipulation Technique used when Gokū infuses with the Super Energy of the Genki Dama.

## Usage

After absorbing the Genki Dama into his body, becoming a Genki Dama Super Saiyan, immense power flows through Gokū. Channeling it all into his fist, he strikes a powerful punch. Infused with the Genki Dama's might, and enhanced by the Super Saiyan transformation, it was enough to destroy No. 13 with no issue.

## References

1. ↑ *Daizenshū 6*, page 102
2. ↑ *Dragon Ball Z: Extreme Battle!! The Three Great Super Saiyans*
Nameless Planet

* Manga

**Nameless Planet** (名（な）前（まえ）のない星（ほし）, *Namae no Nai Hoshi*; *Viz* "Nameless Star"), newly christened "**Empty Planet**" (なんにもない星（ほし）, *Nannimonai Hoshi*) by the Hakaishin Champa is a planet in neutral space where the 6th Universe and 7th Universe Hakaishin Selection Martial Arts Competition occurs. At the end of the tournament, this nameless planet is revealed to be the final Super Dragon Ball: the Four-Star Ball.

## History

### 6th Universe and 7th Universe Hakaishin Selection Martial Arts Competition

*Main article: 6th Universe and 7th Universe Hakaishin Selection Martial Arts Competition*
The Nameless Planet was an astronomical object devoid of sentient life with no adequate enviromental conditions for living beings. After the arrival of the Hakaishin Champa and her assistant Vados an arena with a suitable environment is build somewhere on the planet´s surface, where the tournmanet between the Sixth Universe and the Seventh Universe would take place. The celestial object remains with no further changes during the whole run of the tournament.

During the later stages of the tournament, the planet is visited by the King of the Twelve Universes Zen'ō.

After the Seventh Universe is declared the tournament winner all members from the Sixth Universe leave the place, Bulma then proceeds to find the last and seventh Super Dragon Ball with the Super Dragon Radar. Whis later realizes (with Monaka's help) that the Nameless Planet has been the missing Super Dragon Ball all along, he then takes everyone out of the planet with the teleportation cube and then uses his scepter´s power to destroy the planet´s surface, revealing its true form.

After the Seven Super Dragon Balls are gathered Super Shenron is summoned and once Whis finishes asking Beerus's wish the golden dragon vanishes and so all Super Dragon Balls spread all over the Universes.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 *Dragon Ball Super* episode 29
2. ↑ *Dragon Ball Super* chapter 6, page 11
3. ↑ *Dragon Ball Super* episode 41
4. ↑ *Dragon Ball Super* episode 29
5. ↑ *Dragon Ball Super* episode 41
Meteor Combination

* Son Gokū

The **Meteor Combination** is a Physical Martial Arts Combination utilized by Son Gokū.

## Usage

The Meteor Combination comprises of powerful blows executed by Gokū. Charging *ki*, the Saiyan bends into a running crouch, and rushes forward. The first strike is an elbow blow, followed by several sharp kicks from his left leg. While the opponent is stunned, Gokū slams his fist into their stomach in a hard blow, before leaping into the sky. From there, he preps a Super Kamehameha, unleashing the blast down at the target to finish the combination.

## Trivia

* While this technique wasn't named in the manga and anime, it was named in *Dragon Ball Z: Sparking!*.
Merging Shockball

* No. 14 (No. 15)
* No. 15 (No. 14

This combo technique was created by No. 14 and 15 who both used to assassinate Son Gokū. Both Androids use their signature techniques and release them. The blasts are idle and undetectable because they're not created through the use of *ki*. The two attacks cause a reaction causing the two to conjoin causing tremors akin to massive earthquakes. The blasts then turn into one giant ball causing various forms of matter to levitate until it explodes. The technique was able to completely destroy an entire building.

## References

1. ↑ *Dragon Ball Z: Extreme Battle!! The Three Great Super Saiyans*
Mogina

The unnamed planet that existed in some unknown portion of the 7th Universe, where both Beerus and Whis visited whilst destroying planets. The unnamed planet that was destroyed by the hands of Beerus, in where prehistoric species existed such as dinosaurs and the Moginans.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 *Dragon Ball Super* episode 2
Meteor Burst

* Calamity Blaster
* Tullece

The **Meteor Burst** is a basic type Ki Manipulation Technique that is innovated by Tullece.

## Usage

When the target is grounded Tullece releases a flickering lavender-colored Kikōha that expands from his hands to turn into a massive life sphere that hits the target at point blank. The blast eventually expands into a massive cylinder beam that rises from the ground that sends its target into the air with the current of the life wave. The technique then drops the target onto the ground, in the movie this technique was used to incapacitated Piccolo momentarily.

## Trivia

* Although not named in the movie it was named in *Dragon Ball XenoVerse 2*, *Dragon Ball Z: Raging Blast 2* and *Dragon Ball Z: Sparking! NEO*.

## References

1. ↑ *Dragon Ball Z: A Super Decisive Battle for Earth*
Mezase Tenkaichi

**Mezase Tenkaichi** (めざせ天下一, *Aim to Be the Greatest on Earth*), performed by Hiroki Takahashi, is a song used within the original *Dragon Ball* series specifically for matches related to the Tenkaichi Budōkai. It was used in episodes 19, 28, 86, and 95.

Due to being unable to license the song, it was not used in the FUNimation dub.[*citation needed*]

## Lyrics

### Romaji

Roman o　tsukamitore　tenka’ichi

Harubaru　tōi miyako e　atsumatte kita

Arayuru　budō bujutsu no　tatsujin-tachi ga

Jiman no　tsuyosa o kisou　yume no　budō taikai

Tonda yo　Gokū ga hora　shippo furi-furi

Yatta ze　sugoi waza o　Kuririn mo

Hashire yo　kokoro ni kaze　ima kanjite

ＮＯ.１　ＮＯ.１　ＮＯ.１　Sore wa dare!

Roman o　tsukamitore　tenka’ichi

Migoto ni　kitaenukareta　karada to karada

Hageshii　kiai tōshi ga　sora made todoku

Pawā no　butsukariai ni　yureru　budō kaijō

Karei sa　nazo no otoko　Jakkī Chun no waza

Miseta ze　Yamucha ga mata　Rōgafūfūken

Tatakae　tobichiru ase　ima shinjite

ＮＯ.１　ＮＯ.１　ＮＯ.１　Sore wa dare!

Roman o　tsukamitore　tenka’ichi

Hīrō　tsuyosa o yasashisa o　min’na ga matte iru

Shōri wa　Gokū na no ka　Jakkī Chun na no ka

Futari no　hibana ga chiru　Kamehameha

Moero yo　atsui yume ni　ima mukatte

ＮＯ.１　ＮＯ.１　ＮＯ.１　Sore wa dare!

Roman o　tsukamitore　tenka’ichi

Roman o　tsukamitore　tenka’ichi

### English

Grab hold of the romance — greatest in the world!

Having come to gather at the far-off city

Masters of all sorts of martial arts

Will test the strength they take pride in at the dream martial arts tournament

He flew! Look, Goku is swinging his tail

He did it! Kuririn also showed off an awesome technique

Run! Now, feel the wind on your heart

Number one, number one, number one, who will it be?!

Grab hold of the romance — greatest in the world!

Body after body has been trained to utter perfection

Intense cries of fighting spirit reach the sky

The martial arts arena shakes with the clash of powers

The mystery man Jackie Chun’s techniques are magnificent

Yamcha showed off his Rōgafūfūken again

Fight! Now, believe in the flying sweat

Number one, number one, number one, who will it be?!

Grab hold of the romance — greatest in the world!

Hero, everyone is waiting for your strength and kindness

Will victory go to Goku or Jackie Chun?

Sparks fly when the two of them do a Kamehameha

Get fired up! Face your fervent dreams

Number one, number one, number one, who will it be?!

Grab hold of the romance — greatest in the world!

Grab hold of the romance — greatest in the world!
Love-Love Power

* Transfiguration Beam
* Majin Boo
* Miss Boo

**Love-Love Power** (很愛很愛電源（ラブラブパワー）, *Rabu Rabu Pawā*; *Hěn Ài Hěn Ài Diànyuán* in Traditional Chinese) is an ability which was first awakened by the good Majin Boo out of his intense obsession with finding love.

## Usage

Using this power, he was able to create Miss Boo according to his imagination of the ideal girlfriend and then expel her from his body. Later, he and his new wife used this ability in the form of an energy beam in order to give life to their child, Baby Boo.

## Trivia

* According to the *Guidebook*, the method in which Boo expelled Miss Boo from his body was almost identical to how he expelled the evil from his body in order to create a new Boo.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 *Dragon Ball Online*, Guidebook
Mutant

A **Mutant** (変異体, *henitai*) is a person born with extraordinary fighting power that makes them unique by the standards of their species. The Ginyu Special Corps and members of Freeza's Family, such as Freeza and Cold, are examples of **mutations** (変移, *heni*) found within their species.

## Trivia

* Ginyu theorized that Gokū himself could be a mutant Saiyan, due to his unnatural strength and ability to raise and lower his combat strength.
	+ Vegeta III similarly theorized that Broly was a mutant Saiyan, due to his abnormally high potential despite being so young.

* In *Dragon Ball XenoVerse 2*, Dabra calls his nephew Fu a mutant.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 *Dragon Ball* chapter 283, page 11
2. ↑ *Saikyō Jump* March 2014 Issue – Akira Toriyama Super Q&A
3. ↑ *Dragon Ball Super: Broly*
Needle Spike

* Koora

The **Needle Spike** is a Physical Martial Arts Technique used by Koora, under his Fourth Transformation.

## Usage

Transformed, he makes use of his intensive speed to re-appear in the sky. While in the air, Koora dives down kicking the target, thrusting his foot into the lower abdomen of the target slamming them onto the pavement.

## Trivia

* Although unnamed in the film, it was named in *Dragon Ball Z: Zenkai Battle Royale*.

## References

1. ↑ *Dragon Ball Z: Zenkai Battle Royale*
2. ↑ *Dragon Ball Z: The Incredible Strongest versus Strongest*
Meter

* Scout-Scope
* Scouter
* Vegeta III
* Saiyans

The **Meter** was a device used to measure Fighting Strength, used by the Saiyan race.

## Background

Saiyan scientists and medics utilized the Meter when measuring the future potential of Saiyan infants. Both Broly and Vegeta IV registered abnormally high on these meters.

## Usage

The Meter seemed to require close contact, as it was never seen being used at a distance. When placed near the target, it would measure their combat strength and the Saiyan scientists would use this to determine the future prospects of a fighter. Similar to a Scouter, if it read a Fighting Strength that was too high, it would overload and break.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 *Dragon Ball Super: Broly*
Milky Way

The **Milky Way** (天の川, *Amanogawa*) is a galaxy in the 7th Universe, and is one of the North Galaxies overseen by the North Kaiō. Located at the very edge of the 7th Universe, the Milky Way is central to the *Dragon Ball* series, as it is where a majority of the series occurs.

## Notable Locations

* Earth
* Freeza No. 79
* Galactic Patrol Headquarters
* Jupiter
* Moon
* Namek
* New Namek
* Sun
* Sadal
* Vegeta

## In Other Universes

### 6th Universe

According to Whis, the Milky Way in 6th Universe is located near the outskirts, similar to Seventh Universe's.

## Trivia

* The Milky Way in Dragon Ball seems to be based on real-life Milky Way, containing many of its planets and locations.

## References

1. ↑ *Dragon Ball Super* episode 31
2. ↑ *Dragon Ball Super* episode 29
3. ↑ *Jaco the Galactic Patrolman*
4. ↑ *Dragon Ball Minus*
5. ↑ *Dragon Ball Super* episode 28
Majora

* Kikōha
* Olfaction​

**Majora** (マジョラ) was a warrior from the 4th Universe.

## Abilities

Arriving at the Tournament of Power alongside his team, Marjora surprise attacks Kulilin. Engaging Kulilin again, Marjora is unfazed by his Hundred-Fold Taiyōken due to his blindness and attacks Kulilin and Lazuli. As the two resume their fight, Kulilin launches his shoe at Marjora which lands on his nose, leading to his sense of smell being overwhelmed, during which Kulilin fires his Kamehameha towards Marjora and knocks him out of the ring.

## Trivia

* Majora's name potentially derives from the pun of the herb **Marjoram** (マージョラム, *Mājoramu*)
Majū

* Yakon

The **Majū** are a race of extraterrestrial beings who thrive in darkness and eat light.

## Trivia

* The name of Yakon's race was not stated in the English language dub of the *Dragon Ball Z* series, and was only mentioned in the Japanese version of the anime, and the English localization and Japanese versions of the manga.
* A member of Freeza's Army that appeared to be similar to design of Majū appeared in *Revival of "F"* manga; this was not present in the movie.
* Majū are hinted to be photosynthetic organisms as their food source is light. They are also green, a trait shared by all photosynthetic organisms.
Movie 3

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***Dragon Ball: The Great Mystical Adventure*** (ドラゴンボール　魔訶不思議大冒険, *Doragon Bōru: Makafushigi Dai-Bōken*), known as ***Dragon Ball: Mystical Adventure*** in the English release, is the third overall *Dragon Ball* movie, originally released in Japan on July 9, 1988 at the "Toei Manga Matsuri" film festival.

## Plot

Another retelling of the *Dragon Ball* story. This time, young Gokū and young Kuririn are training with the Kame-Sennin for a Tenkaichi Budōkai to be held in the country of Mifan. The Emperor of Mifan, Chaoz, is trying to find his lost "Ran Ran." "Minister" Master Shen has Pilaf work on a Dragon Radar, takes it from him, and is using it to locate the Dragon Balls. Shen and his brother, Taopaipai claim that they'll use the wish from Shenron to locate Ran Ran, but are actually planning, with Tenshinhan's help, to kill Chaozu and take over the country. General Blue announces that Ran Ran is being held in Shen's room, and is killed by Tao for it. Bora and Upa have located the final Dragon Ball and they take it to Mifan to use it to demand that Mifan's soldiers be forced to leave the land near Karin Tower.

Bora is tricked into entering the Tournament (the winner of the Tournament will be granted one wish by Chaozu), and is then killed by Tao. Bulma, Oolong, Lunch and Pu'ar are looking for the other six Dragon Balls, so Bulma can wish for a boyfriend. However, when the Dragon Balls are located, they are accidentally dropped to the bottom of the moat surrounding Chaozu castle. Tenshinhan realizes that he likes Chaozu too much, and doesn't kill his friend; instead, he blows away Shen. Then he gives Chaozu back Ran Ran (actually a porcelain doll, not a real girl) telling him he had hidden her because of Shen and Tao Pai Pai. The story of Blue and Gokū entering Penguin village is included, but this time it is Tao and Gokū that meet Arale and Gokū kills Tao with Arale's help.

Gokū throws the final ball into the moat, and asks Shenron to resurrect Bora.

### Original Score

Like the first movie, the opening theme for the movie was *Makafushigi Adventure!* (魔訶不思議アドベンチャー!,  *Makafushigi Adobenchā*; "Mystical Adventure!"), while the ending was *Dragon Ball Legend* (ドラゴンボール伝説, *Doragon Bōru Densetsu*). They ware both performed by Hiroki Takahashi.

## Reception

The film holds a 7.2 on IMDb, based on 712 votes. On Rotten Tomatoes, the film has a rating of 97% based on 368 votes, with an average rating of 3.7/5. The film was an immense success, generating a total of ¥650 million at the box office.

## Trivia

* This movie takes place in an alternate timeline of *Dragon Ball* original series. during Gokū and Krillin's training under Muten Rōshi.
* This movie is the final film of the Shōwa era of Japan's history; every major *Dragon Ball* film past this point would be aired during the Heisei era.

## References

1. ↑ Doragon bôru: Makafushigi dai bôken (1988) on IMDb
2. ↑ DRAGON BALL: MYSTICAL ADVENTURE (2000) at Rotten Tomatoes
3. ↑ Akira Toriyama Super Interview
Minotaurus

**Minotauruses** are a near-extinct species that lives on Earth. It's known that there's a sole member of the species inhabiting on the large island to the south which No. 17 protects. In the manga, there is shown to be various Minotauruses, opposed to the sole survivor in the anime.

## References

1. ↑ *Dragon Ball Super* episode 86
2. ↑ *Dragon Ball Super*, chapter 31
Mysterious Future Predicting Attack

* Knifehand Strike
* Tōro

The **Mysterious Future Predicting Attack** is a secret attack of Tōro.

## Usage

In revenge for his exterminated race, Tōro fired it at Bardock. He strikes near the medulla oblongata with his fingertips. If hit with this attack, Bardock was able to predict the future. Bardock ended up dreaming of Gokū and the others in the future, and even learned that Planet Vegeta would be destroyed by Freeza.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 *Daizenshū 6*, page 142
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 *Daizenshū 7*, page 160
Meat Distribution Center

The **Meat Distribution Center** was a facility on Vegeta where Saiyans worked by handling meat, and was where weaker Saiyans who weren't the most adept fighters went to work. Kakarotto's mother, Gine, worked in this center due to her peaceful nature. The facility was located within a circular building, with meat hanging from the walls, as well as being sliced by the resident employees. There was also a waste bin where bones were cast away.

## References

1. ↑ *Saikyō Jump March 2014 Issue – Akira Toriyama Super Q&A*
2. ↑ *Dragon Ball Minus*
Mechanical Parts Absorption

* Absorption
* Rild

**Mechanical Parts Absorption** is an ability utilized by Rild to turn into his Hyper Mega Rild state.

## Usage

Rild through the release of his incredible power is able to amass a large breeze that quickly turns into a dust-tornado. Containing the remaining mechanical parts of the Super Sigma. Each of which being to anabolize onto the body of Rild.

## Trivia

* This form of absorption is heavily reminsient to how No. 13, absorbed; No. 14 and No. 15.
Murisam

**Murisam** (ムリサーム, *Murisāmu*) is a warrior form the 10th Universe.

## Background

Hours before the Tournament of power Murisam was scouted out by the Hakaishin, Rumoosh and his guide Kusu, who was selected based on the size of his muscles and physique.

## Part IV

### Universe Survival Arc

As one of the selected fighters to selected to participate in the Tournament of Power by Rumoosh, he and his fellow team-members gather in the Kaiōshin Realm of the 10th Universe presented to Gowasu by Rumoosh. Before the games partake, they decide to make a dance video for Gowasu in order to capitalize in the future fame of their team's pressumed victory.

As the Tournament of Power arrives, Murisam alongside the god of his respective universe arrive to Realm of Nothingness to participate in the Tournament of Power. In the first opening minute Murisam and the other competitors are viciously attacked by Narirama, who enters his Super Survival Mode.

While Cabba and Vegeta prepare to fight both Murisam and Nigrissi charge towards Cabba in attempts to surprise him through the debris created through the tumultuous battles. In a short-lived double team attack Murisam attacks Cabba, easily dodged by his opponent and punches Murisam out of the Survival Venue.

## Trivia

* Murisam's name more likely derives from an anagram on chemical element **Samarium** (サマリウム, *Samariumu*). Many warriors in 10th Universe seem to have names that relate to chemical elements.
* Murisam's name can also potentially derive from an indian dish Mooli Sambar (ムリサンバール) a south indian lentil-based vegetable stew.

## References

1. ↑ *Dragon Ball Super Universe Survival Arc Support Book*
2. ↑ *Dragon Ball Super* episode 90
3. ↑ *Dragon Ball Super* episode 97
4. ↑ *Dragon Ball Super* episode 101
Majin Boo (disambiguation)

The name **Majin Boo** (魔（ま）人（じん）ブウ, *Majin Bū*; *FUNimation* "Majin Buu", *Viz* "Boo the Djinn"; Literally meaning "Demon Person Boo") could refer to a variety of incarnations that the singular monster took during its long life-span:

* Majin Boo (Good) - The fat Majin Boo. He is later known as **Mister Boo** (ミスター・ブウ, *Misutā Bū*).
* Majin Boo (Pure Evil) - The skinny, grey Majin Boo which represents Boo's evil side. He is known as **Evil Buu** in the FUNimation dub.
* Majin Boo (Evil) - The result of the pure evil Majin Boo eating his good counterpart. He is known as **Super Buu** in the FUNimation dub.
* Majin Boo (Pure) - The original Majin Boo and Boo's pure form. He takes the form of a child-like creature. He is known as **Kid Buu** in the FUNimation dub.

## Related Articles

* Miss Bū - The spawn and wife of the good Majin Bū.
* Baby Bū - The child of Majin Bū and Miss Bū.
Mozuku

* Hijiki
 Headquarters

**Mozuku** (モズク) is a soldier of Eastern Capital Government Special Forces Unit.

## Part in the Story

### Jaco the Galactic Patrolman

*Main article: Jaco the Galactic Patrolman*

## Trivia

* Due to wearing a mask, Mozuku's gender can not be determined.
* "Mozuku" is the codename given, the realname is not revealed.
* According to the "Character Profiles":
	+ Mozuku's hobbies are surfing, karaoke, volleyball and kite flying.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 *Jaco the Galactic Patrolman* *tankōbon* volume, page 152
Monkey Fist

* Drunken Fist
* Kyōken
* Son Gokū

The **Monkey Fist** is a Physical Martial Arts Technique used by Son Gokū.

## Usage

A martial arts style, where the user continuously moves like a monkey, this was done as a measure to confuse an opponent. Gokū used this technique to counter the Drunken Fist's fist bizarre movements, where inflicts damage through the use of his tail and
scratch attacks.

## See Also

* Drunken Fist
* Rabid Fist

## References

1. ↑ *Daizenshū 4*, page 115
2. ↑ *Daizenshū 7*, page 139
Makaiōshin

The **Makaiōshin** (魔界王神; Literally meaning "Demon World King God") are the Shinling rulers of the Demon Realm. It is unknown what relationship, if any, exists between the Makaiōshin and the reigning Demon King.

## Trivia

* In *Dragon Ball XenoVerse*, Demigra is stated to be the "demon god" (魔神, *majin*). It is unknown whether this is another name for the Makaiōshin, but it is highly implied that he is one, as he even wears the Potara worn by most Kaiōshin. Later, in *Dragon Ball Heroes*, "demon god" is described as a transformation acquired by demons who have use of godly ki.

## References

1. ↑ *Dragon Ball: Super Exciting Guides*
2. ↑ *Dragon Ball XenoVerse*
3. ↑ *Dragon Ball Heroes*
Mayumi Tanaka

* Dragon Ball
* Dragon Ball Z
* Dragon Ball GT
* Dragon Ball Kai
* Dragon Ball Super
* Many videogames

**Mayumi Tanaka** (田中 真弓, *Tanaka Mayumi*) is a Japanese voice actress from Tokyo currently affiliated with Aoni Production. She is best known for voicing Kulilin and Yajirobe in *Dragon Ball*. Among her other acclaimed roles, however, as Monkey D. Luffy from the anime *One Piece*.

## Roles

### Dragon Ball

* Kulilin
* Yajirobe
* Snow
* Uranai Baba

### Dragon Ball Z/Dragon Ball Kai

* Kulilin
* Yajirobe
* Uranai Baba

### Dragon Ball Super

* Kulilin
* Yajirobe
* Yajirobe (Future)
Mafūba

* Mafūba Reverse
* Item for Sealing Piccolo Daimaō
* Talisman-Sticked Electric Jar
* God
* Mutaito
* Muten Rōshi
* Piccolo
* Son Gokū
* Tenshinhan
* Frost (Anime only)
* Trunks (Anime only)

The **Mafūba** is a secret technique to seal the opponents into an airtight container marked by an ofūda. It is one of the ultimate secret techniques of the Turtle School, devised by Mutaito.

## Usage

The Mafūba is a secret technique devised by Mutaito to seal away Piccolo Daimaō. The technique is meant to utilize all of one's life energy, focusing it through the palm of their hands, creating a violent, spiraling wind which draws the opponent into a specially prepared container. A normal person will die when they use the technique. According to Muten Rōshi, however, the likelihood of death depends on the strength of the target being sealed. When the strength difference is not too vast, the target will not die. Son Gokū, Piccolo Junior, and God proven this whilst sealing targets where the difference in power was in their favour.

### Drawbacks

According to Muten Rōshi, if the difference in power between the user and the victim is far too vast, the user will is not only guaranteed to die, but the target will not even be sealed. Furthermore, to completely seal the target, the individual must be guided into the container, and the talisman placed over it. Failure to secure the talisman will result in the target being able to escape. Additionally, the container must be completely secure; any openings or damage renders the item useless.

## In Other Media

### Movies

#### Dragon Ball Evolution

In the live-action film, the Mafūba is seen as an "enchantment" that was created by a multitude of warriors, and requires multiple people to effectively use. It was used to seal Piccolo away within the Earth. Piccolo describes the sensation as being shackled so tightly that every atom in one's body feels compacted.

## Trivia

* While the technique is classified as being a *Ki* manipulation technique, Piccolo once refers to it as a spell, most likely due to sharing some similarities.
* The Mafūba has a track record within the series for failing when used on screen against the intended enemy; both times when used against Piccolo, the move failed to seal its intended target. Ironically, the one time the move was successfully used to completion was by Piccolo Junior himself, who succeeded in sealing away God with the Mafūba Reverse.
* In *Dragon Ball Kai: Attack of the Saiyans*, Kame-Sennin states that there was a weaker variation of this technique Mutaito used a long time ago to seal away evil; the Mafūba is the perfected technique.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 *Daizenshū 2*, page 207
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 *Daizenshū 4*, page 113
3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 *Daizenshū 7*, page 160
4. ↑ Dragon Ball Fusions
5. ↑ *Dragon Ball Z: Ultimate Battle 22*
6. ↑ *Dragon Ball* chapter 151, pp. 8
7. ↑ *Dragon Ball* chapter 151, pp. 9
8. ↑ 8.0 8.1 *Dragon Ball Super* chapter 21, pp. 31
9. ↑ *Dragon Ball Super* episode 61
10. ↑ *Dragon Ball Evolution*
11. ↑ *Dragon Ball* chapter 135, pp. 14
Naiz Bind Wave

* International Surprise Palm
* Naise

The **Naiz Bind Wave** is a accumulation type Ki Manipulation Technique, and the signature technique of Naise.

## Usage

This technique required preparation time of accumulating *ki*, shortly after the user was able to release the pink blast to a target binding them with appears to be a current of *ki*.

## Trivia

* While this technique wasn't named in the manga and anime, it was named in *Dragon Ball Z: Raging Blast 2*.

## References

1. ↑ *Dragon Ball Z: The Incredible Strongest versus Strongest*
Mortal Level

**Mortal Level** (人間 レベル, *Ningen Reberu*; Literally meaning "Human Level") is the level that the Zen'ō uses to rank the Multiverse.

## Known Mortal Levels

The lowest ranked Universe within the placing is the 9th Universe, while the highest ranked is the 1st Universe. The rankings of each universe, along with know mortal levels are listed below:

1. 1st Universe - Above 7
2. 12th Universe - Above 7
3. 5th Universe  - Above 7
4. 8th Universe - Above 7
5. 11th Universe
6. 2nd Universe
7. 3rd Universe
8. 10th Universe
9. 4th Universe
10. 6th Universe
11. 7th Universe - 3.18
12. 9th Universe - 1.86

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.5 1.6 1.7 *Dragon Ball Super* episode 80
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 Anato's character profile
3. ↑ 1st Universe Bio Page
4. ↑ 12th Universe Bio Page
5. ↑ 5th Universe Bio Page
6. ↑ 8th Universe Bio Page
7. ↑ 11th Universe Bio Page
8. ↑ 2nd Universe Bio Page
9. ↑ 3rd Universe Bio Page
10. ↑ 10th Universe Bio Page
11. ↑ 4th Universe Bio Page
12. ↑ 6th Universe Bio Page
13. ↑ 7th Universe Bio Page
14. ↑ 9th Universe Bio Page
Methiop

**Methiop** (メチオープ, *Mechiōpu*) is a warrior from the 10th Universe.

## Background

Hours before the Tournament of power Methiop was scouted out by the Hakaishin, Rumoosh and his guide Kusu, who was selected based on the size of his muscles and physique.

## Abilities

Methiop was strong enough to be considered as one of the strongest warriors in his respective universe to represent his universe in the Tournament of Power. Methiop possessed the capability of affecting the superhuman durability of pure-blood Saiyans from the 6th Universe such as Kale. His swift punches were so powerful they were able to knock her unconscious.

## References

1. ↑ *Dragon Ball Super* episode 90
2. ↑ *Dragon Ball Super* episode 96
3. ↑ *Dragon Ball Super* episode 100
Miasma Breath

* Poison Blow
* *Poison Bullet*
* Lavenda

Lavenda through some unknown methods of his anatomy has the ability to produce the use of an exceptional poisonous miasma, according to Whis. This is proven in its use to bypass the superhuman chemical resistance of the Saiyan race, as it was able to affect the Saiyan-half, Son Gohan. When first used it was able to completely blind Gohan by being blown into his eyes.

By Lavenda's description he notes that the poison is mostly effective through duration of time as it gradually rots its target. Moreover Lavenda is able to even materialize it through his arms to affect his Ki Manipulation Techniques and his Physical Martial Arts Techniques. He is seemingly invulnerable to his own poison, this is displayed skill to imbue his arms with no affect to himself.