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Chapter 9

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* KZB
* DCE
* Oolong's House-Wagon

"**Dragon Balls in Danger!!**" (ドラゴンボール危うし!!, *Doragon Bōru Ayaushi!!*) is the ninth chapter of Part I of the *Dragon Ball* manga.

## Summary

Gokū, Bulma, and Oolong all rest and recover in the piglet's mobile home as he cooks for everyone. While Oolong is astonished at Gokū's voracious appetite, Bulma asks for a bathroom, only to be upset at the size of it, leading to her decision to take a shower as an alternative. Wary of Oolong's perverted plans and requesting pajamas, Bulma eventually showers. During this time, Yamcha formulates a plan to lure her away from the scene in order to steal the capsule.

While Gokū explains to Oolong their purpose in traveling to Fry-Pan Mountain by showing the pig a Dragon Ball, Yamcha peeks into the mobile home, only to be shocked and amazed to see Bulma's naked body while she's showering. Subsequently, Yamcha and Pu'ar overhear Gokū elaborating to Oolong of the seven Dragon Balls' ability to summon a dragon that can grant any wish. As Yamcha refocuses his efforts on the Dragon Balls to rid himself of his gynophobia, Bulma emerges from the shower frustrated with the size of pajamas Oolong gave to her. After Oolong begrudgingly agrees to give Bulma her clothes the next day, he deceives her and Gokū into drinking a liquid that eventually causes them both to sleep, in order to make way for Oolong to inappropriately touch Bulma.

But before Oolong can get to Bulma, he overhears Yamcha and Pu'ar sneaking into the mobile home, forcing the piglet to transform into an imitation of Bulma while Pu'ar heads up the stairs transformed as an imitation of Gokū. Both shapeshifters then leave the mobile home. While Yamcha heads upstairs and removes the covers from the bed thinking it is the location of the Dragon Balls, both Oolong and Pu'ar realize they've tricked each other outside. Pu'ar grabs Yamcha and is forced to retreat yet again to the hideout after Yamcha is stunned to encounter Bulma's naked body once again under the sheets of the bed rather than the Dragon Balls.
Coldhearted Glint

* Hit

The **Coldhearted Glint** is a powerful Physical Martial Arts Technique utilized by Hit, and is a derivative of the Time-Leap.

## Usage

This technique is an expansion of the Time-Leap, though its exact mechanics are unknown. Hit triggers his Time-Leap, seemingly targeting a single individual, and defeats them within a fraction of a second. He used this technique to defeat Frost.

## Trivia

* Although unnamed in the anime, it was named in *Dragon Ball FighterZ*.
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* English
* Android 8
* Water-Strider Technique

"**Be Afraid!! The Art of Division**" (忍者ムラサキ参上, *Osorubeshi!! Bunshin no Jutsu*; *FUNimation* "Five Murasakis") is the thirty-eight episode of the *Dragon Ball* anime.

## Summary

Gokū recovers from his injury and begins to chase Murasaki. Murasaki, then Gokū, cross a piranha invested lake. Murasaki decides to use his ultimate technique and seemingly splits into five. The five Murasakis nearly overwhelm Gokū. They reveal that they are actually quintuplet brothers, not five parts of one person. Gokū takes them out one by one. He chases the last Murasaki brother up to a cage. The ninja releases the monster within, Android 8.
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* English
* Toninjinka
* Rabbit Gang
* Carrot Transformation
* Carrot

"**The Boss Rabbit's Special Skill**" (うさぎオヤブンの得意技, *Usagi Oyabun no Tokui Waza*; *FUNimation* "Boss Rabbit's Magic Touch") is the ninth of the *Dragon Ball* anime.

## Summary

Gokū, Bulma, and Oolong drive into a city to get gas, unaware that they were still being followed by Yamcha and Pu'ar, who then hides behind the wall to spy on them. Everyone in this town seems to be afraid of Bulma, but after she buys some new clothes and gets rid of her bunny costume, so no one even notices her. Just as they're about to leave, two men in bunny ears begin to hassle them. Gokū beats both of them up, so they call in "the boss." The boss, whose name is Toninjinka arrives. He is a giant rabbit whose special power is his touch; if anyone touch him, he or she turn into a carrot. Not knowing this, Bulma slaps him, turning her into a carrot which Toninjinka grabs. His two men then started to beat up Gokū. Watching from behind a wall, Pu'ar turns into a bird and snatches the carrot out of his hand, and Yamcha beats up the two men to save Gokū. Gokū then hits him with his Nyoibō, forcing Toninjinka to surrender. He changes Bulma back. Gokū then ties up Toninjinka and his henchmen and takes them to the moon by extending his Nyoibō, proceeding to force them to make treats for children.
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* English
* *Oorin Temple Upperclassmen*

"**Kame-sen's Method of Intense Training**" (命がけ！牛乳はいたつ, *Kame-senryū Kitsūi Shugyō*; *FUNimation* "The Turtle Hermit Way"; Literally meaning "The Turtle Hermit's Method of Intense Training") is the eighteenth episode of the *Dragon Ball* anime.

## Summary

The boys continue their workout by plowing an entire field with their bare hands. After a quick breakfast, they head over to a construction site. Here, they dig holes and haul equipment. Their speed dazzles the foreman. They eat lunch and then take a nap. Gokū is getting impatient, and wants to learn fighting moves, but Muten Rōshi says he will not teach them fighting moves until their bodies are in the proper condition. Their next task is to swim ten laps on a lake while they're being chased by sharks. Then Muten Rōshi ties them to a tree and makes them dodge angry wasps. At the end of the day's training, Muten Rōshi tells them they will be doing the same thing every day for the next eight months, but with 50 lb. turtle shells on their backs.
Chapter 72

* KZB
* DCE
* Dark

"**General Blue Commences His Assault**" (ブルー将軍攻撃開始, *Burū Shōgun Kōgeki Kaishi*; *Viz* "The Blue Meanies") is the seventy-second chapter of Part I of the *Dragon Ball* manga.

## Summary

As Gokū, Bulma and Kulilin dive underwater, General Blue spots them and receives intel that the Dragon Balls that Gokū had were left at the Kame House. While Blue decides to launch his assault on the Kame House, Bulma is able to detect the Dragon Ball's location in an underwater cavern, and figures out a way to enter the cave. Whilst Blue's air fleet prepare to attack the Kame House, the general is tailing the Dragon Team in his own submarine, and assaults them before they enter the cavern. Bulma and Kulilin are later shocked and intimidated that Gokū has drawn the attention of the dangerous Red Ribbon Army, and retreat to the cave for cover. As Blue follows the Dragon Team into the cave, the Army prepares to capture Kame-Sennin and the rest of the inhabitants on his island.
Crushing Hands

* Barry Karn (Anime only)
* Broli (Movie only)
* Metallic
* Mosco (Manga only)
* Vegeta
* Zamasu (Manga only)

**Crushing Hands** is a Physical Martial Arts Technique.

## Usage

Typically used by larger opponents, the target crushes their opponent's body within their hands. This technique is typically used to break someones bones, but can be far more lethal, depending on how the technique is utilized.
Continuous Eraser Shot

* Broli

The **Continuous Eraser Shot** is a continuous Ki Manipulation Technique that emits a continuous version of Broly's Eraser Cannon.

## Usage

Broli uses this technique to pelt a target with a barrage of continuous green-colored Eraser Cannon, this was used to exhaust a target's defenses to the point of fatigue. Son Gokū was defeated by Broli after being pelted through serial Energy Bullets.

## Trivia

* Although not named in the movie, it was named in *Dragon Ball Z: Raging Blast*.

## References

1. ↑ *Dragon Ball Z: Ultimate Blast*
2. ↑ *Dragon Ball Z: Burn Up!! A Red-Hot, Raging, Super-Fierce Fight*
Chapter 202

* KZB
* DCE
* Makankōsappō

"**The Makankōsappō**" (魔貫光殺砲, *Makankōsappō*; *Viz* "A Surprise Appearance"; Literally meaning "The Demon's Penetrating Killing Ray Gun") is the two hundred second chapter of the *Dragon Ball* manga, and the eighth chapter of Part II of the manga.

## Summary

Raditz curses aloud as Piccolo announces the name of his technique, Makankōsappō. Gokū and his brother are left in awe of the *ki* that seems to stretch light around their view before the prior has to look away from the force of the strike. However, as the dust settles, only a bleeding shoulder with scorched armor was seen as the attack's success having punched a hole in a mountain kilometers behind his target. Noting that with how much ease the technique pierced his armor, Raditz acknowledges that if the strike hit him dead-on, he'd been killed. Shouting that he's through playing around now that he's angry, Piccolo is left stunned believing that the fight was over.

Stretching his hand up to collect a large amount of *ki* into his hand, he swings down with the intention of killing his brother's arch rival. Instead, he finds himself halting his attack as his movements are cut short by his little sibling grasping his tail from behind. Brought to the ground by the pain, Gokū keeps the Saiyan pinned while Piccolo charges his attack for the second and last time that he can manage. Begging for his life, Raditz attempts to coerce his brother to let him go. Despite his arch rival's pleas to not listen, he lets go and Raditz viciously strikes back into his chin and then driving his boot onto his chest.

Wrapping his tail around his chest, he calls his brother a fool for falling for such a trick and that he truly didn't belong with First Class Elite Warriors like himself. Turning to look at Piccolo, he dared the Demon Schooler to fire again, knowing he could dodge it now he was aware of its power. Returning his attention to Gokū he slowly crushes his sibling's ribs with the sole of his foot, prying out desperate screams of agony and suffering that echo throughout the battlefield. Such cries didn't go unheard, as in a surprising crash of force a young Gohan emerges with a rare look of pure fury etched onto his features.
Chapter 490

* KZB
* DCE
* Boar Attack
* Galactica Doughnuts
* Great Kick Special
* Hyper Plasma Shortcake
* Magnum Thunder
* Miracle Super Punch
* Power Tackle
* Rolling Thunder Punch
* Super Ghost Kamikaze Attack
* Ultra Missile Parfait

"**Gotenks' Got Loads of Confidence!!**" (ゴテンクス自信満々！！, *Gotenkusu Jishin Manman!!*; *Viz* "The Extreme Confidence of Gotenks!!") is the four hundred ninetieth chapter of the *Dragon Ball* manga, and the seventieth chapter of Part III of the manga.
Clone

A **Clone** is an organism that is created in the likeness of the universe's strongest warriors. They appear in *Dragon Ball FighterZ* and *Super Dragon Ball Heroes*.

## Overview

The Clones created for No. 21's Clone Army consist of cloned versions of Son Gokū, Son Gohan, Vegeta, Tenshinan, Yamcha, Kulilin Majin Boo, Piccolo, Cell, Freeza, Trunks, Nappa, and the whole of the Ginew Special Corps. These clones, similarly to Cell, are crafted from the cells of the strongest warriors in the 7th Universe, and grown at an advanced pace so that they can be ready for battle quickly. The clones possess paler skin, paler hair, and red eyes. They are typically draped in a black and red variation of their originals' attire.

### Attributes

Despite their appearances, the clones are mindless, lacking the abilities to speak or reason. Their expressions are typically fixed, blank stares. In *Super Dragon Ball Heroes*, however, the clones — at least Gokū, Piccolo, and Vegeta — showed an almost malicious pleasure in being able to battle the original Gokū. Majin Boo is the one exception to this, as the pure form of Majin Boo's personality shines through, and is the only one capable of speech, at least to the extent Boo himself was.

The strength of a clone is dependent on the time the cells were collected from the host — yet another similarity they share with Cell — and as such, can either prove to be too much for their originals, or fodder. Tenshinhan and Piccolo note that their clones possess the same strength as themselves, while Gohan noted his clone could be difficult depending on when his cells were gathered. Majin Boo's clones, due to possessing his cells, can absorb targets and increase their strength. This does not grant them abilities or attributes of the target, and they have only been seen absorbing other clones.

Furthermore, the clones, much like Cell, can utilize the techniques of their original to a degree, with Gokū's clone being more than capable of utilizing the Kamehameha. They can also transform, as Gokū, Trunks, and Vegeta are seen only as Super Saiyans. the clone Freeza, however, does not display the Golden Freeza transformation, hinting at the limited and imperfect nature of these clones.

## Trivia

* Despite numerous similarities to Cell, the Clones are not referred to as Bio-Androids.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 *Dragon Ball FighterZ*
2. ↑ *Super Dragon Ball Heroes*
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* English
* Sno
* *Sno's mother*

"**The Girl of the North, Sno**" (北の少女スノ, *Kita no Shōjo Suno*; *FUNimation* "Cold Reception") is the thirty-fifth episode of the *Dragon Ball* anime.

## Summary

The girl called Sno, takes Gokū back to her house to recover. She and her mother explain that the Red Ribbon Army has taken their village chief hostage and are forcing the men to help them look for the Dragon Ball. The chief is being held in a fortress called Muscle Tower. Two soldiers break in, just as Gokū is in the bathroom but Gokū beats them. Suno gives Gokū warm clothes to wear outside. Gokū arrives at Muscle Tower and makes short work of the guards waiting outside. He uses his Nyoibō to vault up onto the first level.
Chapter 7

* KZB
* DCE
* Yamcha
* Pu'ar

"**Yamcha and Pu'ar**" (ヤムチャとプーアル, *Yamucha to Pūaru*; *Viz* "Yamcha and Pu'ar") is the seventh chapter of Part I of the *Dragon Ball* manga.

## Summary

While riding the speedboat, Bulma announces their journey to Frypan Mountain for the next Dragon Ball, much to the fear of Oolong due to the presence of Gyūmaō. Gokū dives in the river and attempts to recapture Oolong after the piglet shape-shifts into a fish in order to escape, motivating Bulma to remove her underwear to bait the shape-shifter into returning. While the piglet demands Bulma's "panties," she gives Oolong PP Candy, and promises to give him her underwear if he proves himself useful. Oolong later transforms into an oar that Gokū uses to push the speedboat across the river when it runs out of gasoline.

On shore, Bulma panics in frustration when she attempts to use her Hoi Poi Capsules for transportation on land and realizes she dropped them in the river. Gokū suggests to Bulma to have Oolong transform into a bike, only to find out the piglet escaped again. Bulma counters this by saying "Pii Pii," which activates the PP Candy she gave to Oolong to act a laxative to increase his bowel movements as assurance that the piglet will not betray them again. Oolong is forced to transform into a motorcycle, but this method of transportation proves to be ineffective as the bike breaks down, leading Oolong to further explain that his transformation ability only allows him to alter his appearance, but not his power. Oolong then transforms into a pair of underwear to replace the one Bulma used to bait him, much to Bulma's anger.

Gokū eventually offers to walk with Bulma and Oolong through a desert. Unlike Gokū, this walk causes Bulma and Oolong to gasp in exhaustion, leading the woman to complain in frustration and then succumb to slumber. As Oolong and Gokū decide to recuperate as well, a cat by the name of Pu'ar watches them with a telescope from a shelter not far from Gokū's location. Pu'ar apprises his fellow bandit Yamcha of Gokū and Oolong's appearance in the desert, causing the thieves to approach the two and gain their attention as they close in on the boy and the piglet in order to steal from them.
Conton City

**Conton City** (コントン都, *Konton-To*), formerly known as **Toki-Toki City** (トキトキ都, *Toki-Toki-To*), is a large city, expanded to be seven times larger than its original incarnation.

## Overview

Originally known as Toki-Toki City, which was named after the bird deity, the city is the base of operations of the Time Patrol. It floats in the sky and has advanced technology at Age 850. It is somehow connected to the Time Nest, Kaiōshin of Time's residence.

During the events of the first *XenoVerse* game, it's almost destroyed by Demigra, but was restored after the demon god's defeat. After that, the time rifts continued to multiply and eventually consumed the entire city. The Kaiōshin of Time decided to rename that city to the one which was now known as Conton City in Age 851.

## Reference

* The name 'Conton City' could be a play on the Japanese word for "chaos" (混沌, *konton*), due to the fact that the city is a chaotic amalgamation of locations and time periods. Toki-Toki City was the Japanese word for time, simply repeated.

## References

1. ↑ Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2: Training Mode, Dragon Ball Super, Transformations
2. ↑ *Dragon Ball XenoVerse*
3. ↑ *Dragon Ball XenoVerse 2 The Manga*
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* English

"**Ge-ge! A Fake Gokū Appears!!**" (ゲゲ！ニセ悟空出現！！, *Gege! Nise Gokū Shutsugen!!*) is the thirty-first episode of the *Dragon Ball* anime.

## Summary

Pilaf gives Gokū the fake four-star, but Gokū drops it. The bird that had the six-star ball got eaten by a larger bird, and that bird got captured by Gyūmaō. Chi-Chi thinks Gokū is coming, and since she wants to marry him, Gyūmaō roasts the bird for a wedding feast. Pilaf's radar picks up the signal coming from Gyūmaō's village, so Shū dresses up like Gokū to get close enough to steal the ball. Gokū follows his radar's signal and finds Chi-Chi in a field picking flowers for the wedding. Back at the feast, suddenly the mysterious military force, the Red Ribbon Army, attacks the village, having followed the Six-Star ball's signal as well. Gyūmaō tries to fight back, but gets captured. Pilaf snatches the Dragon Ball from inside the bird and takes off in his ship. Gokū and Chi-Chi notice smoke coming from the village, so they go to check it out.

## Trivia

* This episode mark's Chi-Chi's first reappearance since her anime début episode; she would not reappear in the manga until she fought with Gokū at the Tenkaichi Budōkai, three years after her first appearance.
Chapter 48

* DCE
* Two-Fold Zanzōken
* Three-Fold Zanzōken
* Suiken
* Kyōken

"**Monkey Imitating Son Gokū**" (猿マネ孫悟空, *Saru Mane Son Gokū*; *Viz* "One Lucky Monkey") is the forty-eighth chapter of the *Dragon Ball* manga.

## Summary

As the fight between Gokū and Jackie Chun continues, Chun opts to using a double afterimage attack to fool Gokū and send him flying to the wall. However, as the host announcer starts the count, Gokū jumps right back up and imitates Chun's attack with his own variant utilizing a triple afterimage sequence, much to Chun's bafflement.

While Chun nearly reveals himself as Rōshi to Gokū, Chun opts to combat Gokū with the Drunken fist style, with Chun figuring that Gokū couldn't imitate this technique because Gokū had never gotten drunk before. As Gokū acknowledges that his grandfather was skilled in using that technique as well, the young boy finds himself to be frustrated with Chun's attacks. Gokū then decides to fight back with his own style resembling the actions of a dog, and sends Chun flying to the wall. Chun then becomes frustrated from Gokū continuing to counter his attacks.
Chapter 57

* KZB
* DCE

"**Assault on Muscle Tower!!**" (マッスルタワー突撃！！, *Massuru Tawā Totsugeki!!*; *Viz* "The Storming of Muscle Tower") is the fifty-seventh chapter of Part I of the *Dragon Ball* manga.

## Summary

As General White is frustrated with his subordinates being unable to locate Gokū, the young boy is unconscious and being dragged through the snow by a young girl. The girl informs her mother of Gokū, who then wakes up and wonders of his whereabouts. After the mother helps Gokū recover, she and her daughter react in fear when they learn of Gokū's search for the Dragon Balls, thinking he is part of the Red Ribbon Army, who then learns of Gokū's location.

After the brief misunderstanding, Gokū learns from the girl and her mother of the army's pursuit of the Dragon Balls, and shows them a Dragon Ball and tells them of his intent to find his grandfather's memoir, the four star Dragon Ball. After Gokū explains to them about the seven Dragon Balls and what happens when they are gathered, he learns that the girl's father and other village men were threatened to help the army find the balls for their own evildoing.

After the conversation, the troops of the Red Ribbon Army bust in unannounced and threaten the three, leading Gokū to swiftly defeat them, much to the girl's astonishment. Gokū then attempts to assault the Red Ribbon Army, but not before having to receive extra garments from the girl's house due to the low temperature weather conditions. The young boy then uses his Nyoibō to repel the army's attacks and beat them down as he attempts to head to the top floor of the army's tower.
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* English

"**The Pirates' Trap**" (海賊たちのワナ, *Kaizoku-tachi no Wana*; *FUNimation* "The Trap is Sprung!") is the fiftieth episode of the *Dragon Ball* anime.

## Summary

General Blue continues to follow Gokū, Kuririn and Bulma, whilst Commander Red is impatient for results. The trio walk into a spear trap room. Gokū and Kuririn jump over the floor buttons but Gokū has to maneuver Bulma with his Nyoibō. Blue's soldiers are killed by the trap but General Blue finds a secret passage. As the trio cross a dark passage, they fall down an unstable floor into a lava pit, but Gokū vaults them out with his Nyoibō. General Blue gets attacked by an electric eel but manages to kill it. As the trio linger in the Pirates' port, a deadly robot emerges bent on terminating intruders.
Cheelai

* Fighting Jacket
* Scouter

**Cheelai** (チライ, *Chirai*) is a member of the new Freeza Army.

## Background

Cheelai joined the Freeza Army after stealing a Galactic Patrol spaceship. She ended up joining the Freeza Army to escape her pursuers. Before this, Cheelai had only heard of Freeza through rumors.

## Appearance

Cheelai is a naturally short, slim woman, humanoid in appearance, with green skin, purple eyes, and short, white hair.  Her outfit consists of the Combat Jacket of the Freeza Army, though heavily altered. Her variation is composed of a purple, short-sleeved jumpsuit, with the armored portion beginning at her breasts and ending around her torso, with a green portion in the centre. She wears white boots and glvoes, albeit the gloves are tipped in green armoured-portion. At her waist is a belt, connected to a pouch. Alongside other members of the Freeza Army, she wears a Scouter.

After moving to Vampa, Cheelai no longer wears her Scouter. She does, however, retain her Freeza Army uniform, merely wearing a jacket over it.

## Trivia

* Cheelai's name is a pun on the lychee (ライチ, *raichi*).
Chapter 68

* KZB
* DCE

"**Bulma's House in Western Capital**" (西の都のブルマんち, *Nishi no Miyako no Buruma n chi*; *Viz* "Monkey in the City") is the sixty-eighth chapter of Part I of the *Dragon Ball* manga.

## Summary

Gokū eventually arrives at Western Capital, and gains a first-hand experience in city life. Later on, he meets with a boxer that offers 100,000 zeni to the one that defeats him in a sparring match, and Gokū dominates him in the match, much to the surprise of the nearby spectators and the boxer himself. After Gokū showcases his strength by leveling a wall, the boxer gives in and leaves Gokū with money he doesn't know what to do with.

Subsequently, two men then attempt to rob Gokū, but the young boy headbutts one of the robbers into a wall, intimidating the other robber into informing Gokū of seeking the police's help in order to find Bulma's house. After Gokū gives his money to a woman that directs him to the police, Gokū eventually gets a police escort to Bulma's house, and yells Bulma's name.
Chapter 272

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* DCE
* Ginyū
* Jheese
* Butta
* Reacoom
* Gurd

"**Make it in Time!! The Seven Dragon Balls**" (間にあえ！！ななつのドラゴンボール, *Ma ni Ae!! Nanatsu no Doragon Bōru*; *Viz* "The Ginyu Force") is the two hundred seventy-second chapter of the *Dragon Ball* manga, and the seventy-eighth chapter of Part II of the manga.
Cukatail

* *Scepter Communication*
* Scepter

**Cukatail** (クカテル, *Kukateru*) is an Angel and the attendant for Arak, Hakaishin of the 5th Universe.

## In Other Timelines

### Trunks' Timeline

In Zamasu's quest for justice, he killed Oguma of the future to subsequently kill her Hakaishin, which lead to this Angel ceasing to function until the next god were to appear.

## Trivia

* Her name is likely derived from the English word for "cocktail" (カクテル, *kakuteru*), a general term for mixed drink containing alcohol.
Chapter 67

* KZB
* DCE

"**To the West…**" (西へ…, *Nishi e…*; *Viz* "Go West, Young Goku…") is the sixty-seventh chapter of Part I of the *Dragon Ball* manga.

## Summary

At the young girl's residence, as Gokū's huge appetite amazes the girl, the young boy receives gratitude from the Village Chief and the girl's father. As they wonder of the Dragon Balls's whereabouts, Android No. 8 reveals he has it, and explains he came across the two-star Dragon Ball and hid it from General White, due to the general's malevolence.

The village chief then praises the android, and requests that No. 8 reside at his house, much to the android's tearful felicity after initial hesitance. The android then asks Gokū to come with him, but the young boy denies in order to pursue his quest in finding his grandfather's four-star Dragon Ball. The young girl's mother then asks Gokū to stay overnight before the village chief departs.

Before sleeping, Gokū shows No. 8 and the young girl his Dragon Radar, which ends up becoming broken and unable to be fixed. Gokū then resolves to visit Bulma to get the radar fixed before falling asleep. The next morning, before Gokū leaves, the young boy reveals his intentions to walk to the west city due to his Kintoun being damaged. It is then that Gokū learns that his Kintoun still exists, much to the boy's excitement. After Gokū and his Kintoun reunite, the young boy says his goodbyes to the villagers and flies off to the west.
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* English
* Dracula Man
* Blood-Sucking

"**Assault! We Are the Five Warriors**" (突撃！われら５人の戦士, *Totsugeki! Warera Gonin no Senshi*; *FUNimation* "We are the Five Warriors") is the seventieth episode of the *Dragon Ball* anime.

## Summary

Yamcha, Kuririn and Gokū feel up to fighting while Upa and Pu'ar choose to stay back. Kuririn starts against Dracula Man. Kuririn misses every time, and is beaten when Dracula sinks his Dracula into Kuririn's scalp and suck almost all of his blood. Kuririn loses a lot of blood and Dracula pushes him into the lake with a knee kick. Ghost attends to Kuririn's blood loss. Unsuspecting Upa and Pu'ar volunteer to be the next to fight Dracula together, which Dracula agrees to. Scared but determined, Upa breathes crunched up garlic in Dracula's face. Dracula then rounds on Pu'ar, but she turns into porcupine that impales Dracula's jaws. Upa then used his resemblance to form the cross of Jesus Christ which scares Dracula, and he transformed into a bat to retreat. Pu'ar then turns into a giant hand and slaps Dracula into the lake. Yamcha chooses to fight next. Baba tells Yamcha he is fighting an invisible warrior. While Yamcha's attempts are unsuccessful, Kuririn sends Gokū to fetch Bulma and Muten Rōshi. Yamcha tries hearing the invisible man out.
Chapter 83

* KZB
* DCE

"**The Stolen Dragon Radar**" (奪われたドラゴンレーダー, *Ubawareta Doragon Reidā*) is the eighty-third chapter of Part I of the *Dragon Ball* manga.

## Summary

As Senbe attempts to fix Gokū's broken Dragon Radar, his son Turbo decides to secretly fix it without anyone noticing, and gives credit to his father, who is dumbfounded. While Gokū and the others are elated that the radar is fixed, General Blue arrives and paralyzes Gokū with his gaze again, and takes the boy's radar.

Before Blue leaves, he decides to kill Gokū once again, but is then dominated by Arale. After Gokū is amazed at the strength of Arale and her friends, he manages to retrieve the Dragon Balls, but cannot find the radar, and figures that Blue had it while being knocked away by Arale.

After Gokū is frustrated that he can no longer search for the Dragon Balls without the Dragon Radar, Turbo then surprises everyone by creating a new radar from parts of Blue's airplane, claiming he learned from observing his father tinker with the other radar. A now grateful Gokū calls upon his Kintoun in order to leave, but not before suggesting to Arale that she should join the Tenkaichi Budōkai with her impressive strength. While Gokū takes off, Blue informs the Red Ribbon Army Headquarters that he lost the Dragon Balls, but has the Dragon Radar.
Chapter 96

* KZB
* DCE

"**A Great Victory!!**" (大勝利！！, *Dai-Shōri!!*; *Viz* "The Triumph!") is the ninety-sixth chapter of the *Dragon Ball* manga.

## Summary

Lieutenant Black's Battle Jacket proves to be an issue for Gokū, managing to knock the young boy from out of the edifice. After Black thinks he has killed Gokū after firing a beam, the young boy is able to surprise the lieutenant and inflict further damage on Black and his robot armor. Pushed to a corner with seemingly no options left, Black resolves to fire a missile and take out the entire base, but Gokū redirects the missile to make contact with a mountain with a recoiling kick, forcing the lieutenant to retreat. Gokū, determined not to let Black escape, damages the lieutenant's robot armor and causes it to explode on Black, killing the lieutenant. As Gokū secures six Dragon Balls in his possession, the Dragon Team is able to spot the boy.
DB030

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* English
* Red
* Silver

"**Pilaf and the Mysterious Army**" (ふたたび冒険 さまよう湖, *Pirafu to Nazo no Gundan*; *FUNimation* "Pilaf and the Mystery Force") is the thirtieth episode of the *Dragon Ball* anime.

## Summary

Gokū stops at a lake for a swim. When he gets out, he finds that the Dragon Radar has been stolen. He picks up on the thief's scent and follows it to its source. The thief tells him that he sold the radar to an antique salesman in a nearby town. Gokū locates the shop and finds his dragon radar there. He picks up a signal coming from the shop, so he turns around and sees Emperor Pilaf and Mai holding the Four-Star ball, having just bought it from this store. They are able to escape on their ship, but Gokū follows them on Kintoun. Back at the antique store, a mysterious military force has arrived looking for a Dragon Ball. The salesman gives them a four-star ball, but they recognize it as a fake. Pilaf's four-star ball was also a fake, but Gokū does not yet know. The signal he picked up on was the six-star ball in a nest above the shop. A bird then flies away with the ball in its talons.

## Trivia

* In the dub, Silver states that a Dragon Ball cannot be destroyed, which is how he knew the glass ball was fake. However, later in the series, Vegeta implores Kuririn to destroy a ball rather than give it to the Ginyu Special Squadron, directly contradicting the dub's statement.
Cheppil

* Flames from the Mouth

**Chepil** (チャッピル, *Chappiru*) is a warrior from the 9th Universe.

## Personality

Cheppil was confident in his armors defensive properties and was able to show a cooperation among his team-mates.

## Abilities

Cheppil was one of ten warriors who was selected as 9th Universe's strongest warriors to represent his respective universe in the Tournament of Power. In his battle in the Tournament of Power Chepill was able to battle against pure-blooded Saiyans such as Son Gokū and Vegeta, who are arguably the top two fighters on the team, as the two Saiyans are able to use god ki. Cheppil was able to take various blows from Gokū through the use of his natural armor on his body, and was able to orally expel flames from his mouth.

## Battles

### Universe Survival Arc

* Son Gokū versus Cheppil
* Son Gokū and Vegeta versus The 9th Universe
DB067

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* English

"**Commander Red Dies!!**" (レッド総帥死す！！, *Reddo Sōsui Shisu!!*; *FUNimation* "The End of Commander Red") is the sixty-seventh episode of the *Dragon Ball* anime.

## Summary

The warfare against Gokū continues for the Red Ribbon Army. Then, the soldiers flee in terror except for Violet who is heading for Red's treasure vault. Violet swipes all the money and valuables and makes her leave. Red gets frustrated and angry and leaves Black to face Gokū as he retreats to his penthouse. As Gokū beats Black, Red activates the ceiling to crush Gokū. Having been betrayed and risking his life, Black kills Red. Gokū emerges from the wreckage and Black tries to talk his way out, but Gokū won't fall for his lies. As a last resort Black uses a mech robot machine to take out Gokū. Meanwhile, Yamcha and Violet are both trying to evade each other. Black beats Gokū plenty and is preparing to fire a lethal weapon on him.
DB033

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* English

"**The Legend of a Dragon**" (龍の伝説, *Doragon no Densetsu*) is the thirty-third episode of the *Dragon Ball* anime.

## Summary

Gokū calls the Kintoun to save him just before the flying fortress explodes. Then he heads off towards the nearest signal on the dragon radar. Back at the Kame House, Muten Rōshi tells Kuririn and Lunch the legend of the Dragon Balls. Long ago, the seven balls were one, but evil forces tried to steal it. The ball split itself into seven useless parts, but when combined, they summon the eternal dragon who will grant one wish. Gokū follows the radar to a forest where he finds the Red Ribbon Army also in search of the ball. The army is burning down the forest, so Gokū tries to stop them. Suddenly, a monkey runs by holding the five-star ball. Colonel Silver shoots at it, causing the monkey to fly over the edge of a cliff. Gokū grabs it, but the monkey drops the ball into a river.

## Trivia

* This episode tries to explain the origin of the Dragon Balls by spinning a tale of Earth's Dragon Balls as a singular sphere before they split into the seven orbs as they are known today. The introduction of God, and the later explanation of the Dragon Balls as shown in the manga, contradicts this filler statement.
DB054

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* English
* Psychokinesis

"**Run Away, Run Away!! The Great Escape**" (逃げろや逃げろ！！大脱出, *Nigero ya Nigero!! Dai-Dasshutsu*; *FUNimation* "Escape from Pirate Cave") is the fifty-fourth episode of the *Dragon Ball* anime.

## Summary

Gokū makes it to the getaway submarine in the nick of time, still carrying the mouse in his mouth. As the trio escape, rocks collapse and hit the sub and it soon runs out of fuel. Gokū manages to launch the sub to the surface with a Kamehameha. Bulma has managed to take one diamond with her. General Blue also reaches the surface. In the Blue Sector Headquarters, Gokū fiddles with the radio. As the trio make their way to Muten Rōshi's, General Blue follows. As Rōshi gets the diamond, he is forced to hand it to aggressive Lunch who makes off with it. General Blue lands on the island preparing for revenge.
Chapter 63

* KZB
* DCE
* Self-Destruct Remote

"**Android No. 8**" (人造人間８号, *Jinzōningen Hachigō*; *Viz* "Mechanical Man No. 8") is the sixty-third chapter of the *Dragon Ball* manga.

## Summary

Fleeing from his young pursuer, Murasaki lets Android No. 8 out of his cage, demanding he kill Goku. No. 8 refuses outright, stating that living things should not be killed, and that he doesn't want to do bad things. Murasaki is enraged, but No. 8 knows that the Red Ribbon Army is committing atrocities, and doesn't want to do what they say. Murasaki brings out a remote, and tells No. 8 that if he refuses to listen, a simple press of the button will activate the bomb hidden in his chest, and blow him up.

When No. 8 refuses again, General White issues the order for Murasaki to blow up the failure. Moving to take cover, Murasaki prepares to blow him up, and No. 8 accepts his fate. Goku, enraged, defeats Murasaki with the Jan Ken after destroying the remote. Goku and No. 8 introduce themselves to each other, and No. 8 volunteers to take Goku to the top floor of Muscle Tower. Deciding his name was too hard to say, Goku gives No. 8 the nickname "Hacchan", and No. 8 likes the sound of the nickname.

They make it easily to the top floor, and enter General White's building. Despite being implored to surrender, White presses a button, triggering the trap door in his office and sending Goku and No. 8 plummeting to the depths.
Chapter 50

* KZB
* DCE
* International Surprise Palm

"**Gokū's Greatest Pinch!!**" (悟空最大のピンチ!!, *Gokū Saidai no Pinchi!!*; *Viz* "Jackie's Shocking Secret") is the fiftieth chapter of the *Dragon Ball* manga.

## Summary

As the sun sets with Gokū seemingly with the upper hand, Jackie Chun becomes persuaded that Gokū will lose the match by intending to perform a deadly move on the young boy. Jackie Chun reveals that he has only used this move on Gokū's grandfather Son Gohan before hitting Gokū with the shocking attack. As Chun, Yamcha and Kulilin plead to a persistent Gokū to give in or otherwise possibly lose his life, Gokū survives long enough before surrendering to look at the full moon and transform into a giant monkey once again, much to the shock of everyone.
DB045

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* English

"**Watch Out! A Mid-Air Trap**" (気をつけろ！空中の罠, *Ki o Tsukero! Kūchū no Wana*; *FUNimation* "Danger in the Air") is the forty-fifth episode of the *Dragon Ball* anime.

## Summary

Gokū's group enters the Dreamland amusement park, with Husky and her two men stalking them. Husky plans how to steal the Dragon Balls while Gokū's group is having fun. Husky baits the group into thinking she is a poor but promising fortuneteller. Gokū makes it difficult for Husky but with the Dragon Balls in Yamcha's possession, Husky seizes her chance. Husky's cover is shortly blown but she swipes the Dragon Balls. Husky says she has planted a bomb to blow up Dreamland. Yamcha manages to tell Gokū. On his Kintoun, Gokū chases Husky's hover ship. Gokū pins down Husky, disarms the bomb and takes back the Dragon Balls. Bulma dumps Yamcha and she and Gokū head off to search for the remaining Dragon Balls.
Chapter 54

* KZB
* DCE

"**Another Adventure!!**" (再冒険!!, *Saibōken!!*; *Viz* "On the Road Again") is the fifty-fourth chapter of the *Dragon Ball* manga.

## Summary

As Jackie Chun attains victory, he, Gokū and Kulilin praise each other for the battles they've put up against each other at the tournament. As Gokū, Kulilin, Bulma, Yamcha and Oolong all wait for Kame-Sennin to show up, the turtle hermit takes off his Jackie Chun disguise in the bushes and meets up with the rest of the Dragon Team. As Bulma asks of Kame-Sennin's whereabouts during the entirety of the tournament, he claims he was in the bathroom watching the fights from the back, much to his disciples' excitement. As Gokū and Kulilin debate over the possibility of Gokū beating Chun, Kame-Sennin informs them that there will always be someone stronger than them, and that their true training in the martial arts begins.

The turtle hermit then decides to treat everyone to dinner, but Kame-Sennin then loses nearly all of the prize money he won as Jackie Chun at the tournament from paying for the dinner, with Gokū's ravenousness being a big contributor to the loss of money. As the Dragon Team drives home, Gokū once again resolves to find his grandfather's four-star Dragon Ball, seeing the journey as the perfect opportunity to train after Kame-Sennin admits that Gokū and Kulilin need no further training from him again. After further discussion, Gokū then calls upon his Kintoun and says his goodbyes to the rest of the Dragon Team as he sets off on another quest.
Chapter 98

* KZB
* DCE
* Uranai Baba
* Seiretsu Shiji Obake

"**Uranai Baba**" (占いババ; *Viz* "The All-Seeing Crone"; Literally meaning "Fortuneteller Baba") is the ninety-eighth chapter of Part I of the *Dragon Ball* manga.

## Summary

As Gokū, Kulilin, Yamcha and Pu’ar head toward Uranai Baba's palace, Yamcha and Kulilin note that Gokū does not smell pleasant and must receive a change in clothes from his battle with the Red Ribbon Army. After stopping at a town and gaining new clothes, Gokū resolves to bring Upa along for the trip. After a brief reunion, the two head back and Gokū introduces Upa to Yamcha, Kulilin and Pu’ar.

Later on, they all arrive at Uranai Baba's palace, and are instructed by a ghost-like figure to wait in line. Yamcha then notices that the majority of people in line are quite muscular, and end up injured after entering the palace. As the team wonders what happened to that group of people, they enter in the palace and meet Uranai Baba. Gokū informs the fortuneteller that he needs her to find something for him, and she responds by demanding 10 million zeni, which is a request the team cannot fulfill. Baba then challenges the team to face off against her fighters, and if Gokū and his friends win, she guarantees a free fortune, much to the relief and confidence of the Dragon Team.
DB068

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* English

"**The Last Dragon Ball**" (最後のドラゴンボール, *Saigo no Doragon Bōru*) is the sixty-eighth episode of the *Dragon Ball* anime.

## Summary

As Yamcha nears the base, Gokū evades Black's laser cannon. Black uses all he has got against him, and Gokū destroys the robot mech suit along with Black. Gokū now has six Dragon Balls but cannot track the last one. By the time Yamcha and the others arrive, the war is over and Gokū reunites with the lot. Gokū's success in crippling the Red Ribbon Army amazes everyone. Pu'ar scouts around the Red Ribbon base with her ability to fly, but she finds no one. Even Gokū's climbing Karin Tower surprises Muten Rōshi. Bulma promises to fix the Dragon Radar and Gokū promises to have Bora resurrected.
Chapter 78

* KZB
* DCE

"**The Great Escape!!**" (大脱出！！, *Dai-Dasshutsu!!*; *Viz* "The Great Escape") is the seventy-eighth chapter of Part I of the *Dragon Ball* manga.

## Summary

As Gokū is unable to move, General Blue manages to land a dire blow on the young boy, forcing Gokū to the ground and unable to get up. Blue then uses a capsule to summon a rifle and threaten to shoot Gokū if Bulma does not reveal the location of the Dragon Ball. The young woman then reveals where the mystical ball is, much to Kulilin's frustration. Blue decides to kill Gokū anyway for interfering with the Red Ribbon Army's plans, but stops as the appearance of a rat scares the general. Gokū emerges from paralysis and uses his Jan Ken to knockout Blue.

Subsequently, Gokū tells Bulma and Kulilin to escape as he search for the Dragon Ball, which he successfully finds underwater. As Bulma and Kulilin find a submarine and wait for Gokū, the young boy emerges from the water and decides to escape the crumbling cavern with the rat that aided him in escaping death at the hands of General Blue, who wakes up and decides to take the treasure with him.
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* English
* Akuma
* Midori
* Suppaman
* Taro

"**Uhohōi! Arale Boards the Cloud**" (うほほーい！アラレ雲にのる, *Uhohōi! Arare Kumo ni Noru*; *FUNimation* "Strange Visitor") is the fifty-sixth episode of the *Dragon Ball* anime.

## Summary

The girl introduces herself as Arale and the sprites are Gatchan 1 & 2. Blue flees before Gokū can find him. Arale and Gatchan 1 & 2 catch up with Goku and are able to ride on the Kintoun with him. Blue meets Suppaman and commandeers his car. Gokū meets a lady called Akuma and a policeman called Taro, both incapable of riding the Kintoun. The mention of the Red Ribbon Army terrifies Taro. Blue meets someone who resembles his little brother and attacks Taro and his partners. As Gokū tries to find the General, Arale bumps into Blue, and she and Gatchan 1 and 2 try to socialize with him, to Blue's horror. Gokū fails to find Blue and cannot get the Dragon Radar to work. Arale takes Gokū to a doctor to get it fixed.
Chapter 55

* KZB
* DCE
* Silver

"**The Red Ribbon**" (赤いリボン, *Akai Ribon*) is the fifty-fifth chapter of the *Dragon Ball* manga.

## Summary

In the morning, after Gokū spends the rest of the time flying on his Kintoun searching for the four-star Dragon Ball, he eventually detects one on the Dragon Radar. As Gokū heads towards the mystical ball, Colonel Silver orders his subordinates to find the Dragon Ball they've been searching 20 days for, who then become stunned at Gokū's ability to find the ball so quickly after he encounters it.

Both of Silver's cronies threaten Gokū to surrender the Dragon Ball, but to no avail, as Gokū dominates both of them. While Gokū decides to keep the ball, one of Silver's minions contact the colonel of Gokū's interference, leading Silver to destroy Gokū's Kintoun with a rocket launcher, much to the young boy's anger. As Gokū refuses to answer to Silver's questions about the technology he uses to discover the balls and demands an apology, the Colonel gets ready to fight the young boy, warning him not to underestimate the Red Ribbon Army.
Cutter Throw

* Chi-Chi

The **Cutter Throw** is a weapon skill used by Chi-Chi while wearing her armor.

## Usage

The Cutter Throw uses the blade on Chi-Chi's helmet. Chi-Chi removes the blade from the helmet, throwing it towards her opponent. The blade cuts through the target and returning to Chi-Chi like a boomerang. The blade was sharp enough to slice through the neck of a *T. Rex*, but it could not slice through Muten Rōshi's skull.

## References

1. ↑ *Chōzenshū 4*, page 140
2. ↑ *Daizenshuu 7*
Chapter 69

* KZB
* DCE
* Brief
* Panchy

"**Bulma and Gokū, Part 2**" (ブルマと悟空ｐａｒｔ２, *Buruma to Gokū Pāto Tsū*; *Viz* "Bulma and Goku") is the sixty-ninth chapter of Part I of the *Dragon Ball* manga.

## Summary

After Gokū gets no response after calling out for Bulma, it is revealed that the young woman is currently at school. Following a brief conversation with the police officer, Bulma arrives, much to both the young woman and Gokū's surprise and excitement. After Gokū asks Bulma to fix the Dragon Radar, the police officer asks for her assistance in fixing his scooter, which she accepts.

Subsequently, Bulma reveals she's ditching school and leads the police officer and Gokū to her house's indoor garden, much to Gokū and the officer's wonderment. She then encounters her father, Dr. Brief, who initially mistakes the police officer as Gokū. Brief then asks his daughter if she and Gokū have an intimate relationship, drawing Bulma's ire.

Meanwhile, at the Red Ribbon Army Headquarters, Commander Red and his assistant learn of Gokū's identity as the one who took out Generals Silver and White, leading the commander to order Gokū's elimination. While this is occurring, Bulma successfully fixes the Dragon Radar, offers to join Gokū on his quest to escape the boredom of her regular life, much to Gokū's initial hesitance. This leads her to reveal a microband on her wrist that shrinks the wearer, allowing Bulma to ride with Gokū on his Kintoun. She is then accidentally stepped on by her mother, which forces Bulma to revert from her shrunk state and yell at her mother.

After further arguments with her mother, Bulma then takes a capsule from her father's desk, heads outside, shrinks herself and heads off with Gokū to find more Dragon Balls. While this is happening, the police officer is stunned at the speed of his scooter after being fixed, and Dr. Brief realizes that his daughter took the wrong capsule.