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Chapter 12

* TKB
* KZB
* DCE

"**In Search of Kame Sennin**" (亀仙人をたずねて, *Kamesennin o Tazunete*; *Viz* "In Search of Kame-Sen'nin"; Literally meaning "In Search of the Turtle Hermit") is the twelfth chapter of Part I of the *Dragon Ball* manga.

## Summary

As Gyūmaō asks for his master's residence, Bulma recalls of Rōshi living off the coast, much to the Demon Lord's excitement. Gyūmaō also learns that Gokū is the grandson of his fellow disciple Son Gohan from observing the boy's Nyoibō, causing the Demon Lord to befriend Gokū as Yamcha anticipated from watching on away from view with Puar. While Bulma and Oolong are astonished at Rōshi and Gokū's powers respectively, the Demon Lord requests of Gokū to obtain his master's Bashōsen to blow away the flames from his castle in exchange of the Dragon Ball he possesses.

Gyūmaō also asks that Gokū find his daughter Chi-Chi, offering to make her Gokū's bride in the future in addition with exchanging the Dragon Ball for the powerful fan. As the Demon Lord shows a picture of his daughter, Yamcha and Puar are shocked to recognize the girl in the picture as the girl Yamcha knocked out earlier on. The bandits drive off to find and wake up Chi-Chi in fear of getting killed by her father. After Yamcha deceives a now awakened Chi-Chi into thinking he has affection towards her, Gokū arrives and spots the young girl, though not before the bandits run off to hide.

Before Gokū escorts Chi-Chi on his Kintoun, the young girl pulls his tail in order to get on, leading a vulnerable Gokū to reveal the pulling of his tail as his weakness, much to Yamcha and Puar's exhilaration from overhearing, as they are confident they can beat Gokū and obtain the Dragon Balls. As Gokū and Chi-Chi soar through the sky, Gokū is curious to figure out Chi-Chi's gender by patting her between her legs, leading the girl to push Gokū off the flying cloud, and then fall in love with Gokū shortly after.

After Gyūmaō, Bulma and Oolong ponder of Gokū's actions at the same time while the young boy and Chi-Chi are flying through the air, Gokū eventually learns of Rōshi's residence from a talking dolphin, leading Gokū and Chi-Chi to find the master and Umigame on his island.
Chapter 129

* KZB
* DCE
* Volleyball Fist

"**The Volleyball Fist and Fighting Power**" (排球拳と戦闘パワー, *Haikyūken to Sentō Pawā*; *Viz* "The Volleyball Play") is the one hundred twenty-ninth chapter of the *Dragon Ball* manga.

## Summary

Tenshinhan states he's going to finish Gokū off with one of his strongest techniques. Lobbing Gokū into the air, Tenshinhan reveals the Volleyball Fist, attacking Gokū as if he were a volleyball. The combo spiked Gokū directly onto the tiles, and both Tenshinhan and Tsuru Sennin are confident Gokū is dead. Gokū, however, gets up as easily as if nothing happened, only surprised by Tenshinhan's strength. Gokū, deciding that Tenshinhan is trying to kill him, tells the Crane School student he's going to switch from the power he uses for matches to the power he uses for combat.

Proving he wasn't bluffing, Gokū begins to dominate the match, and kicks Tenshinhan into the air as a follow-up to a powerful combo. The young fighter begins to charge a Kamehameha, but decides against it. Tenshinhan, landing back onto the tournament ring, can hardly contain his excitement at the prospect of a fighter as powerful as Gokū. Kuririn chides Gokū to Muten Rōshi for not releasing the Kamehameha. Muten Rōshi states that Tenshinhan would have simply countered it; Gokū, in order to fight longer in the match, is thinking ahead.
Chapter 14 (Super)

* Tankōbon
* Viz
* Zamasu
* Mai

"**SOS From the Future**" (未来からのＳＯＳ, *Mirai kara no Esu·Ō·Esu*) is the fourteenth chapter of the *Dragon Ball Super* manga, and of Part IV of the manga.

## Summary

In the alternate future, Future Trunks manages to successfully escape from an unknown malicious entity. Afterwards, Future Trunks manages to find Mai. He sorrowfully tells Mai that his mother sacrificed herself to make the fuel for the Time Machine and that the malicious entity called Black, now has the ability to sense *ki*. Future Trunks tells Mai that thanks to Bulma, they can go to the past. Trunks and Mai rest first before heading out; Mai gives Trunks food but unfortunately it is dog food since she wasn’t able to procure proper food due to the collapse of society. After sharing the dog food with Mai, Future Trunks states that they will go back 17 years into the past in order to get help from the Dragon Team.

In the present timeline, on Earth at Capsule Corporation, the Dragon Team are having a feast. Jaco complains to Bulma about the usage of time travel and that it is forbidden to manipulate time. Trunks' teacher educates Trunks and the Pilaf Gang about parallel worlds. After sparring, Gokū and Vegeta join the feast and eat with Beerus and Whis. Whis tells Gokū and Vegeta more about Zen'ō and that although he does not fight, being indeed the strongest and confirms it by telling the Saiyan duo that there were once 18 universes in total, but six universes were destroyed in an instant when his mood was spoiled.

In the alternate future, Future Trunks and Mai reach Capsule Corporation and prepare to go inside the dilapidated building to find the Time Machine. Suddenly, Black appears. Future Trunks and Mai fight Black, only for it to overpower the duo with Mai getting critically injured and as a result, dies. Black reveals itself; he is a man wearing black and grey Kaiōshin-like clothing but his most distinctive feature is his identical appearance
to that of Gokū with a green Potara pierced in his left ear. Black is glad that this day will be Future Trunks' last day and smiles wickedly.
Black Kamehameha

* Fierce God Black Kamehameha (Anime only)
* Super Kamehameha
* Gokū Black
* Zamasu

The **Black Kamehameha** is a variant of the Kamehameha technique used by Gokū Black.

## Usage

After gathering a sufficient amount of *ki* the technique it forms into a sphere creating two revolving pillars of light. The attack is then unleashed with an enormous amount of *ki* akin to the Super Kamehameha. This technique has enough power to reduce entire cities to rubble.

## In Other Media

The Black Kamehameha made its debut in *Dragon Ball Heroes*. Notably, this move isn't considered a "Kamehameha" in *Dragon Ball XenoVerse 2*. The Super Soul "I ain't losin'! Here's my full power!" does not boost the technique in any manner, nor does the Super Soul "Haaaaaaaaaah!" negate it.

## Trivia

* The technique was not named in the anime or the manga, but was named in *Dragon Ball Dokkan Battle*
* Despite being colored black in the anime, the manga adaptation of *Super*, as well as the video game *Dragon Ball Heroes*, the Super Black Kamehameha colored as a regular Kamehameha.

## References

1. ↑ *Dragon Ball Heroes*
2. ↑ *Dragon Ball Super* episode 49
Chapter 156

* KZB
* DCE

"**Angry!!**" (怒る!!, *Ikaru!!*; *Viz* "Fury") is the one hundred fifty-sixth chapter of Part I of the *Dragon Ball* manga.

## Summary

Tenshinhan is amazed that Gokū can humiliate Piccolo, and the boy tells Piccolo that it is his turn to attack now. This statement angers Piccolo, but Gokū is even more furious that Piccolo killed so many of his friends. With incredible speed, Gokū lands the first punch, outspeeding even Tenshinhan's vision and catching Piccolo off-guard. After a furious exchange of blows, Gokū proves to be the superior, and even Piccolo notes that Gokū is the first person to make him truly angry. Gokū urges Piccolo to use his full power, and Piccolo decides to oblige, despite the fact that using it would shorten his lifespan.

After Piccolo reaches full strength, Gokū agrees to use his own full power. Piccolo thinks Gokū is merely showing off, and with the thrust of his hand, creates a *kiai* that blows Gokū backwards.
Cell Saga

*See also: List of Dragon Ball Kai episodes*
The **Cell Saga**, also known as **Season 4**, is the fourth season of the *Dragon Ball Kai* anime. It spans from episodes 78 to 98. It adapts chapters 379 to 420 from the *Dragon Ball* manga. It is preceded by the Androids Saga succeeded by the Majin Buu Saga.

## Notes

1. ↑ This episode was originally scheduled to air in Japan on March 27, 2011 as the 98th episode, but Fuji TV postponed its broadcast to air news coverage on the Tōhoku earthquake and tsunami. The episode was eventually released as an "extra" episode on Blu-ray and DVD in Japan on August 2, 2011, and in North America on June 5, 2012.
Chapter 114

* KZB
* DCE
* Chapa

"**Surviving the Preliminaries**" (予選サバイバル, *Yosen Sabaibaru*; *Viz* "The Qualifying Rounds") is the one hundred fourteenth chapter of the *Dragon Ball* manga.

## Summary

After Gokū, Kulilin, Yamcha and Jackie Chun figure out their places in the tournament bracket, the rules and regulations are announced as everyone heads to their respective block. Yamcha is up first in the preliminaries, and followed by Kulilin, and both manage to knockout their opponents with one move. While earning Gokū's praise, they both also receive the criticism of Tenshinhan, a pupil of Muten Rōshi's rival, Tsuru Sennin.

After mixed reactions from Turtle School, Tenshinhan begins his match, and defeats his opponent in a series of nearly undetectable moves. While Gokū is impressed and Kulilin is unimpressed, Tenshinhan reveals he was holding back. Gokū's match is up next, and he faces off against the deadly King Chapa, who allegedly won the Tenka-Ichi Budōkai without an injury. Gokū and King Chapa take their stances against each other as the match begins.
Capturing Light Shell

* *Containment Barrier* (Anime only)
* *Glowing Capsule Spheres* (Manga only)
* Freeza (Inventor)

The **Capturing Light Shell** is a restraining Ki Manipulation Technique used by Freeza.

## Usage

Projecting his *ki* onto a target of his choice, Freeza can envelop the desired victim within a uniform sphere of illuminating light which imposes paralysis within its grasp. When struck enough times with an appropriate amount of force, the sphere will eventually explode violently and cause tremendous damage; especially to the victim that is trapped within. It is typically part of Freeza's strategy to catch an opponent off-guard, entrap them within the light ball, and proceed to send them flying with multiple physical strikes through the air until eventually sending them into the ground below which will cause the ball to explode in an enormous display of bright light. This technique is a combination of powerful psychic abilities and *ki*.

## In Other Media

### Video Games

The Capturing Light Shell has appeared in numerous *Dragon Ball* video games, under a different name in most incarnations. It first debuted in *Dragon Ball Z: Ultimate Battle 22*, being named the **Meteo Psychokinesis**. It gained the name **Psylock Smasher** in the first *Dragon Ball Z: Sparking!* game, but was changed to **I Might Die This Time** and **You Might Die This Time** in *Dragon Ball Z: Sparking! NEO* and *Dragon Ball Z: Sparking! METEOR* respectively. The latter is a name that has stuck, being used in *Super Dragon Ball Z*, *Dragon Ball XenoVerse*, *Dragon Ball XenoVerse 2*, and was changed to **You May Not Survive This Time!** in *Dragon Ball FighterZ*.

## Trivia

* This is often shown as one of Freeza's special moves in many different *Dragon Ball Z* video games, but has only been shown once during his fight with Son Gokū.

## References

1. ↑ *Daizenshū 7*, page 158
2. ↑ *Dragon Ball Z Ultimate Battle 22*
3. ↑ *Dragon Ball Z: Budokai Tenkaichi* and *2*
4. ↑ *Dragon Ball Z: Budokai Tenkaichi 3*
5. ↑ *Raging Blast* series
6. ↑ *Dragon Ball Z For Kinect*
7. ↑ *Dragon Ball Zenkai Battle*
8. ↑ *Dragon Ball Z Extreme Butōden*
Chapter -2

* TKB

"**The Glory of The Galactic Patrolman**" (銀（ギン）河（が）パトロールの栄（えい）光（こう）, *Ginga Patorōru Hasshin*; *Viz* "The Galactic Patrolman's Glory") is the tenth chapter of the *Jaco the Galactic Patrolman* series.

## Summary

Ōmori asks how they are going to save Tights and the crashing rocket, but Jaco will figure it out when he gets there. As time is about to start flowing again very soon, Jaco tells Ōmori to fly the ship while he jumps across and saves Tights.

After rescuing the girl and the ship's captain, Jaco grabs them and jumping back across to his own spaceship. Eventually, he jumps down again, ricochets off a building with a kick, and opens fire on the rocket with his blaster, causing it to explode in mid-air above the city, much to people's shock over the explosion.

Ōmori lands the spaceship, and Tights jumps out to hug and thank Jaco. Katayude and his associates stand at attention and apologize. Katayude notices that the captain is not with them, but Ōmori reassures him, saying they dropped him off at the capital along the way. Katayude also realizes this girl is not actually An Azuki, so Ōmori explains the whole situation with Tights being a body double. Katayude then promises not to tell anyone that Mr. Super Elite is actually a robot, which Jaco tries to protest, but be stopped by Ōmori and Tights. Katayude, continuing with his acts of kindness, tells Ōmori that he can stay on the island. As Katayude and his associates leave, he promises to have the sketch redrawn, as well. Jaco is still upset over being called a robot, and Tights wishes they had asked for money, but Ōmori is content with how things worked out.

When the TV news says there is no explanation for how those on the spaceship survived such an accident, nor what the mysterious flying object over the city was, Tights reflects on everything, wishing she at least got to see Earth from space, so Jaco proposes that he take her up in the spaceship after dinner. Jaco admits with Ōmori that there are indeed some good Earthlings out there and will refrain from using the Extinction Bomb.

The TV broadcast goes on that all of the charges against "Mask Man" have been dropped nad he has been renamed as "Mr. Super Elite" instead, and a new sketch with flattened oval for a head with giant, circular eyes has been released, which makes Jaco angrily mutters to himself that all Earthlings must die while Tights promises to send a photo next time.
Chapter 168

* KZB
* DCE

"**The Eight Winners are Determined!!**" (8勝者決定!!, *Hasshōsha Kettei!!*; *Viz* "The 8 Finalists") is the one hundred sixty-eighth chapter of the *Dragon Ball* manga.

## Summary

Everyone is shocked to see Taopaipai is alive, and the assassin reveals he has become a cyborg. Taopaipai urges Gokū to make it to the finals so he can kill him there, and after Gokū, Tenshinhan will be his target.

Piccolo proceeds through the preliminaries, impressing the others with his power. The entire Dragon Team, as well as Piccolo, and the mysterious young girl, have passed the preliminaries. A bespectacled man also qualifies, embarassingly defeating a masked fighter revealed to be Yajirobe.

The matches have been decided by: Tenshinhan vs. Taopaipai, Son Gokū vs. the mysterious young woman, Kuririn vs. Majunior (Piccolo), and Yamcha vs. Shen.
Catopesra

* Raging Battle Mode
* Ultimate Mode
* Whirlwind Speed Mode
* *Transformation Belt*

**Catopesra** (カトペスラ, *Katopesura*; *English TV* "Katopesla") is a police officer from the 3rd Universe.

## Personality

Catopesra is a bombastic man, much in the same way of the Pride Troopers or the Great Saiyaman. He is shown to be overly energetic, and largely confident, believing he could take on Freeza with relative ease.

## Appearance

Catopesra wears a dual colored white, and blue jump suit, and a matching helmet. The other paraphernalia that he has is a belt, and a pair of yellow gloves and boots that have a green colored logo. The suit also has orange stripes on the shoulders and on the helmet, while the middle of the jumpsuit has a large letter "P". The blue portion of the jump suit runs throughout the jumpsuit. The belt is silver and has an orange letter "P".

## Abilities

Using his belt buckle, Catopesra can transform his robot suit into various modes. In his Whirlwind Speed Mode, Catopesra can move three hundred times faster than his normal speed, while in his Raging Battle Mode, his strength is three hundred times stronger.

## Part IV

### Universe Survival Arc

Having been selected to participate in the Tournament of Power, Catopesra arrives at the venue with the 3rd Universe team. As the tournament begins, he briefly engages Hop in battle, and afterward, is blasted away by Freeza. Upon the tournament being half over and noticing Jiren meditating, Catopesra and Biara plan to knock the contestant off while he's in his trance. While Biara distracts Toppo and Dispo, Catioesra attempts to engage Jiren, but is repelled by his wall of energy. Later, Catopesra approaches Freeza again, and after their encounter is interrupted by Son Gokū and Kale's fight, Catopesra transforms into his Whirlwind Speed Mode and challenges Freeza to follow him, to which he doesn't. Finding Lazuli injured, he attempts to punch her, but his attack is intercepted by Lapis, who blasts Catopesra away. Later, Vegeta challenges him, leading to Catopersra switching to his Battle Mode. Assaulting Vegeta with a barrage of punches, he retaliates in a fit of rage.

## Battles

* Catopesra VS Hop
* Catopesra VS Freeza
* Catopesra VS Pilina
* Catopesra VS Cabba
* Catopesra & Biarra VS the Pride Troopers
* Catopesra VS Zarbuto
* Catopesra VS No. 17 & No. 18

## Trivia

* Catopesra's name potentially derives from the italian food Pescatora.

## References

1. ↑ *Dragon Ball Super Universe Survival Arc Support Book*
2. ↑ Dragon Ball Super Character List
3. ↑ *Dragon Ball Super* episode 97
4. ↑ *Dragon Ball Super* episode 111
5. ↑ *Dragon Ball Super* episode 114
6. ↑ *Dragon Ball Super* episode 115
7. ↑ *Dragon Ball Super* episode 117
Chapter 121

* KZB
* DCE

"**Kuririn's Great Strategy**" (クリリンの大作戦, *Kuririn no Daisakusen*; *Viz* "Kuririn's Master Plan") is the one hundred twenty-first chapter of the *Dragon Ball* manga.

## Summary

Kuririn continues to charge his Kamehameha, despite Jackie Chun's insistence that an amateur's Kamehameha cannot sand up to the Dodonpa. Without hesitation, Chaozu releases his blast, and Kuririn dodges it at the last second, his intention never being to counter Chaozu's blast with his own. The blast connects, but Chaozu prevents himself from suffering a ring-out by floating. In spite of this, Jackie Chun is impressed by Kuririn's marked improvement, believing that had the Kamehameha been more than learned on the spot, Kuririn could have won.

The match continues, and Kuririn physically overwhelms Chaozu, before the latter uses his own Paralysis Technique to stop Kuririn in his tracks. Unable to move from the intense pain, the tides of the battle turned, and Chaozu began to dominate. On the spur of the moment, Kuririn decides to throw basic math questions at Chaozu, in an effort to deprive of is hands. It works, as Chaozu cannot solve the equations without counting on his fingers, and Kuririn counterattacks.

Restoring his psychic hold, Chaozu responds in kind with a math question that Kuririn solves easily. Chaozu, however, cannot solve Kuririn's next question without relying on his fingers once again, and Kuririn's next attack knocks Chaozu out of the ring. While Jackie Chun is proud of Kuririn, Tsuru Sennin surly notes that he should have taught Choazu arithmetic.
Cha-La Head-Cha-La

"**Cha-La Head-Cha-La**" (チャラ・ヘッチャラ, *Chara Hetchara*), performed by Hironobu Kageyama, is the original first opening theme for the *Dragon Ball Z* anime. It aired from episodes 1 to 199, and was succeeded by WE GOTTA POWER. A cover of the song, preformed by Flow, was included in the release of *Dragon Ball Z: God and God* and as the opening theme for *Dragon Ball XenoVerse*.

## Lyrics

### Rōmaji

Hikaru kumo o tsukinuke Fly Away (Fly Away)

Karadajû ni hirogaru panorama

Kao o kerareta chikyû ga okotte (okotte)

Kazan o bakuhatsu saseru

Toketa kôri1 no naka ni

Kyôryû ga itara tamanori shikomitai ne

CHA-LA HEAD-CHA-LA

Nani ga okite mo kibun wa heno-heno kappa

CHA-LA HEAD-CHA-LA

Mune ga pachi-pachi suru hodo

Sawagu Genki-Dama...Sparking!

Sora o kyûkôka Jet Coaster (Coaster)

Ochite yuku yo panikku no sono2 e

Keshiki sakasa ni naru to yukai sa (yukai sa)

Yamasae oshiri ni mieru

Nayamu jikan wa nai yo

Dokoka ni hisomu “bikkuri!” ni aitai kara

CHA-LA HEAD-CHA-LA

Atama karappo no hô ga yume tsumekomeru

CHA-LA HEAD-CHA-LA

Egao urutora zetto de

Kyô mo ai-yai-yai-yai-yai

CHA-LA HEAD-CHA-LA

Nani ga okite mo kibun wa heno-heno kappa

CHA-LA HEAD-CHA-LA

Mune ga pachi-pachi suru hodo

Sawagu Genki-Dama...Sparking!

### English

Piercing the shining clouds, I fly away (fly away),

While a panorama spreads through my body.

Kicked in the face, the Earth gets angry (gets angry),

And makes a volcano explode!

Within the melted polar ice,

If there’s a dinosaur, I want to train it to balance on a ball!

CHA-LA HEAD-CHA-LA

No matter what happens, I feel like it’s no big deal!

CHA-LA HEAD CHA-LA

Just as loudly as my heart pounds,

The Genki-Dama roars...Sparking!

Diving through the sky on a roller coaster (coaster),

I fall into a paradise of panic!

The scenery turns upside-down and I cheer up (cheer up),

’Cause the mountains even look like butts!1

There’s no time for worrying,

’Cause there’s a suprise hidden somewhere, and I wanna find it!

CHA-LA HEAD-CHA-LA

I’d rather have my head be empty, so I can stuff it with dreams!

CHA-LA HEAD-CHA-LA

With a smile that’s Ultra-Z,

Even today is ai-yai-yai-yai-yai...

CHA-LA HEAD-CHA-LA

No matter what happens, I feel like it’s no big deal!

CHA-LA HEAD CHA-LA

Just as loudly my heart pounds,

The Genki-Dama roars...Sparking!

## Trivia

* Kageyama considers the song to be his best work as people are always happy when they sing it.

## References

1. ↑ FLOW to cover "CHA-LA HEAD-CHA-LA" for new 'Dragon Ball Z' movie
2. ↑ Otaku2 Interview: Kageyama Hironobu
Chapter 145

* KZB
* DCE

"**Muten Rōshi's Resolve**" (武天老師の決心, *Mutenrōshi no Kesshin*; *Viz* "The Muten-Rōshi's Decision") is the one hundred forty-fifth chapter of Part I of the *Dragon Ball* manga.

## Summary

Piccolo and the Dragon Team are approaching each other, both looking for the Dragon Balls possessed by the other. Muten Rōshi knows that they have no chance against Piccolo unless they can claim his Dragon Balls. Gokū and Yajirobe are on the move as well, and Yajirobe reveals Piccolo's past to Gokū, including that a martial arts master stopped Piccolo in the distant past. Gokū in turn explains the legend of the Dragon Balls to Yajirobe, and how they can be used to summon Shenron for a single wish.

The Dragon Team land and hide their Dragon Balls underground, so Piccolo can't find them. Muten Rōsho orders Chaozu and Tenshinhan to hide behind the rock formation while he tries to find Piccolo's Dragon Balls. Ordering the group to hide, Piccolo arrives. The Great Demon King clues into their trap, however, and realizes they are after his Dragon Balls. Thus, he consumes them, forcing Muten Rōshi to come out of hiding, as they can no longer get the Dragon Balls without killing Piccolo. Telling Tenshinhan he wouldn't die, as he drunk the Elixir of Immortality, Muten Rōshi moves to combat Piccolo, but Tenshinhan protests. Knocking him out, Muten Rōshi hides Tenshinhan, stating he doesn't want Tenshinhan to die at Piccolo's hands.

Muten Rōshi calls out to Piccolo, who descends. Rōshi informs Piccolo of where the Dragon Balls are, and tells him that, to get to the Dragon Balls, Piccolo will have to kill him. While Piccolo finds the statement humorous, Rōshi grins confidently.
Chapter 157

* KZB
* DCE
* Turning Kamehameha

"**An Immortal Showdown!!**" (不死身の決戦!!, *Fujimi no Kessen!!*; *Viz* "The Immortal Battle") is the one hundred fifty-seventh chapter of Part I of the *Dragon Ball* manga.

## Summary

With both combatants declaring to show the other their full power, the battle resumes itself. After the two combatants fiercely clash bows, Piccolo manages to connect a powerful punch with Gokū's back, sending the young fighter towards the ground, creating a large creater. Piccolo laughs over his victory, and Tenshinhan believes Gokū to be defeated.

However, from the crater, the incantation for the Kamehameha begins, and both Tenshinhan and Piccolo notice. Leaping out fo the crater, furious, Gokū releases a Kamehameha towards Piccolo. Raising his hands to block the energy beam, Gokū bends the tail of the beam, causing the blast to turn, snaking around Piccolo and hitting him in the back. Piccolo calls Gokū a monster at his display of power, but Gokū notes that merely makes them both monsters. Prepared to fight to the death, the physical battle picks up at high speed, while Tenshinhan can only gawk at how powerless he is.
Chapter -3

* TKB

"**The Galactic Patrolman on the Move**" (銀（ギン）河（が）パトロール発（はつ）進（しん）, *Ginga Patorōru Hasshin*) is the ninth chapter of the *Jaco the Galactic Patrolman* series.

## Summary

Ōmori plays dumb with Katayude where is the "Mask Man" hiding, but Jaco yells from the distance about what they refered to him. After Katayude agrees to call him "Super Elite", Jaco appears to apologize for attacking the police by mistake and then orders his sketch redrawn.

Katayude declares his intent to arrest him, but Jaco is too distracted by something wrong with the rocket. Jaco rushes to his ship to help, and grabs Ōmori as he need the old man's help. Katayude fires a warning shot from his gun to stop them, but Jaco impatiently jumps to the ground and swiftly takes out every single government member before rushing back to the ship. Jaco grabs Ōmori and flies over to the time machine, which was confirmed that this "failed" can temporarily stop time, but only for 50 seconds.

Ōmori turns the machine on, and it appears that time has indeed temporarily stopped. They hop back into Jaco's spaceship in an attempt to save Tights and the entire capital.
Chapter -1

* TKB

"**Galactic Patrol Mission Accomplished!**" (銀（ギン）河（が）パトロール任（にん）務（む）完（かん）了（りょう）！, *Ginga Patorōru Ninmu Kanryō!*; *Viz* "The Galactic Patrolman: Mission Accomplished!") is the eleventh and an extra chapter of the *Jaco the Galactic Patrolman* series.

## Summary

At night, Jaco continues to complain to Tights about how even the new police sketch looks nothing like him, while she tells him to just go to sleep already.

The next day, Tights is out swimming off the pier before Ōmori tells her to be careful about the Umibōzu in the water, then asks where Jaco is. Tights says he went up there to keep watch for his primary objective. She then asks again what an Umibōzu is, ignoring the round-headed shadowy figure in the water behind her.

Climbing up to the top of the cliff, Tights asks about the fearsome alien. Jaco explains that according to calculations, it’s coming this way like a meteor, which is why he crash-landed on Earth. Tights asks what he'll do if it's a grown one in which Jaco states that he'll escape and let the Earthlings be annihilated.

Time passes, and Tights wonders whether it's missed Earth when Jaco says that would be lucky. When Tights then asks what Jaco'suite is made of, he admits it's his bare skin, which Tights is disgusted to learn that he wasn’t wearing any underwear this whole time.

They wait on the pier for a while, but it looks like the alien isn't coming after all. Ōmori wonders if Jaco might have missed it, but Jaco says a Super Elite like him wouldn’t do such a thing. In that case, Tights wonders whether Jaco could use his spaceship to take him over to the island of the rocket launch site, since the old man's boat and her things are still there.

As they fly in Jaco’s spaceship, Ōmori asks him what sort of people these dangerous aliens are. Jaco explains that their objective is to capture many worlds, but what’s frightening is that they are apparently wicked beings who love battle itself. Not even the Galactic Patrol is a match for them; the Extinction Bomb doesn’t work on them, either. With planets like Earth, ruled by humans without much fighting strength, they generally send a child to gradually whittle away at the population. Until reaching adulthood, they retain a childlike appearance in the long childhood, causing their opponents to let down their guard. After that, they grow into a form more suited for fighting all at once, and continue to run amok, hardly aging at all. Their appearance is identical to humans — apart from the tail. he eventually reveals they are the Saiyans, from planet Vegeta.
Campari

* Scepter

**Campari** (カンパーリ, *Kanpāri*; *Viz* "Kampari") is the attendant of Hakaishin Mosco and the guide for the 3rd Universe.

## Personality

Since Mule, while inside the suit known as "Mosco", can communicate through only electronic sounds, he has the duty to translate what is he saying and will mimic the God's tone.

Unlike many other angels who are usually unfazed by events, Campari, like Ea, was scared and hid behind Mule (as Mosco) when Narirama charged at the three of them possibly not expecting that to happen. Likewise, unlike most of his kind, he does seem to care for his fellow deities to some degree, as in the manga, Campari outright lied to Zeno to save Mule and Ea from his wrath after they misspoke.

During the Tournament of Power, he is visibly confident in his Universe's modified warriors. However, unlike most other Angels, he is genuinely shocked or suprised when they're outmatched and ultimately knocked out such as Narirama and Maji Kāyo.

## Trivia

* The deity's name is likely taken from the alcoholic liqueur of the same name.
Chapter 42

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"**A Great Give-and-Take Battle!**" (大攻防戦！, *Dai-Kōbōsen!*; *Viz* "The Big Fight") is the forty-second chapter of the *Dragon Ball* manga.

## Summary

As Kulilin is amazed at the speed of the punch he received from Jackie Chun, Gokū claims he was able to see it. Kulilin then decides to stand back up, and is eventually able to see Chun's attack and dodge it, impressing Chun. Kulilin and Chun then clash, leading the former to fall down and nearly lose by the 10 count.

While Chun is once again impressed by Kulilin's resilience, the host announcer asks Chun about what occurred in the last sequence due to it being too fast for the announcer to detect, leading Chun and Kulilin to momentarily interrupt the fight and reenact their movements. Whilst the host announcer is astonished at the fast pace at which the fight is going, Kulilin throws a pair of panties to bait Jackie Chun, leading the young boy to kick a distracted Chun out of the ring.
Blowing Thread from the Palm of your Hands

* *Silk Binding*
* Oregano

**Blowing Thread from the Palm of your Hands** is an ability that allows Oregano to produce threads from both hands.

## Usage

Through the unique ability to produce a silk-like substance Oregano can bind a warrior by immobilizing a limb, this was used in conjunction of the after-effects of Hyssop's Ice Lance in order to bind both of Vegeta's arms. When Vegeta turns into a Super Saiyan it was completely overpowered by Vegeta's power.

## References

1. ↑ *Oregano Bio*
2. ↑ *Dragon Ball Super* episode 98
Chapter 175

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* Sōkidan
* *Human Body Possession*

"**Shen**" (シェン) is the one hundred seventy-fifth chapter of the *Dragon Ball* manga.

## Summary

The battle continues, and Shen dominates Yamcha, continuing to lecture him as he owns the battle. Yamcha notices that Shen is treating him much like a child, but Shen commends Yamcha's strength regardless. He admits he's not fully human, and the body he is using isn't even his, merely one he's possessed.

Yamcha, however, is not interested in Shen's personal story, and intends to début his last resort Thanking the martial arts master for his advice, Yamcha gathers *ki* in his hand and produces a sphere: the Sōkidan. Yamcha manipulates the sphere, cleverly landing a hit on Shen; however Shen retaliates and knocks him out of the ring, winning him the match.

Gokū finally clicks the name together, realizing that Shen is actually God possessing a human body. Asking of Shen wanted to reveal his identity, the man denied it, saying he'd keep it a secret for now.
Chapter 100

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* Sukesan

"**A Great Bloody Battle**" (大流血戦, *Dairyūketsusen*; *Viz* "Battle of the Bleeders") is the one hundredth chapter of Part I of the *Dragon Ball* manga.

## Summary

After defeating Dracula Man, there are four of Uranai Baba's fighters left, and Yamcha offers to go up next. He ends up having to face off against a foe that cannot be seen, and Yamcha is dominated by the invisible fighter. After seeing Yamcha struggle, Kulilin pleads to Gokū to bring over Muten Rōshi and Bulma, and the boy flies off on his Kintoun.

Yamcha finally becomes able to sense the invisible fighter's presence, but Baba decides to distract the former bandit by singing, leading Yamcha to be pushed into a corner. Subsequently, Gokū arrives with Rōshi and Bulma, and Kulilin informs the confused two that he would like for them to observe the battle. Kulilin, after getting the turtle hermit to look up while watching the battle, turns Bulma around and manages to undress her and reveal her naked chest, causing Rōshi's nose to excessively bleed. The blood then lands on the invisible man and gives Yamcha the opportunity to finally see his opponent and knock him back with his Wolf Fang Wind Style Fist, forcing the foe to give in, handing the Dragon Team victory once again.

Bulma becomes enraged at Kulilin for using her nakedness as a tool for battle, and Rōshi chastises his disciple for making him lose so much blood, but then secretly tell Kulilin that he'll thank him later. Uranai Baba, still confident, informs the team that the last three opponents are much tougher than the previous two.
Chapter 105

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"**The Fifth Man**" (５人目の男, *Gonin Me no Otoko*; *Viz* "The Last Champion") is the one hundred fifth chapter of Part I of the *Dragon Ball* manga.

## Summary

Everyone is amazed as Gokū manages to win yet another battle. Uranai Baba, still confident, mentions that the last fighter is her toughest one. She calls the last fighter up, who ends up being a masked man. The masked man requests to Baba that the fight be outside due to the cramped up space in the Devil's Toilet. As Gokū and the rest of the Dragon Team make their way outside, the young boy comments on how the last fighter as a "happy smell." Kame-Sennin also notices something familiar about the fifth fighter as well.

Before the match begins, Baba is confident that Gokū will lose the battle, and Kame-Sennin anticipates an incredible match. After the young boy senses that the fifth fighter has a different intensity than the previous fighters, Gokū and the masked man charge towards each other, exchanging blows and leaving the spectating Dragon Team beyond impressed.
Borarēta

**Borarēta** (ボラレータ; *English TV* "Bollarator") is a Reconstructed Warrior from the 3rd Universe that was selected as a member to represent his respective universe.

## Background

Before the start of the tournament, Borarēta was reconstructed and adjusted in order to achieve maximum potential before the tournament, on an unnamed planet in the 3rd Universe, Borarēta is recruited as his universe's strongest warriors.

## Appearance

Borarēta is a large reconstructed warrior that dwarfs various members of Borarēta's respective team. Borarēta is pan-shaped with a green and yellow dual colored design. Borarēta's unique design makes him resemble a robot. Above the head, Borarēta has two large spherical protruding eyes, they are colored red, giving Borarēta a more vicious disposition. The pan-shape head acts as the head of Borarēta. Borarēta can also make various changes to its appearance when merging with Panchea and Koitsukai, acting as a head for their fused form. Borarēta when attacking also changes in appearance such as the capability to stretch arms that possess large wrecking balls on each of the ends. The legs have the capability to be motorized that can move in linear fashion.

## Part IV

### Universe Survival Arc

Hours later, Borarēta traveled alongside the respective gods of the 3rd universe, and the fellow team-mates. Each of them are introduced by the Grand Priest.

## Trivia

* Borarēta's name can potentially derive from the japanese expression Borareta (ぼられた; Literally meaning "To be had"). Akin to his respective team members Maji Kāyo and Koitsukai, each have a name that derives from japanese slang, and not an italian dish that was not shared as their name.

## References

1. ↑ *Dragon Ball Super Universe Survival Arc Support Book*
Briefs

* Panchy (Wife)
* Tights (Daughter)
* Bulma (Daughter)
* Vegeta (Son-in-Law)
* Trunks (Grandson)
* Bura (Granddaughter)

**Doctor Brief** (ブリーフ博士, *Burīfu Hakase*) is a brilliant scientist as well as the founder and president of Capsule Corporation. He is also known as the greatest genius on Earth and is the richest man in the world.

 Background

## Appearance

Brief has the appearance of an elderly man. He has pale purple hair, which his youngest daughter and two grandchildren would inherit, and beady black eyes, as well as a moustache of similar color. He typically weas a labcoat over a shirt and trousers, as well as his sandals, and thick-rimmed glasses. He is often seen smoking, a habit Bulma temporarily picked up, and Tama rests on his shoulder on occasion.

## Dragon Ball Z: God and God

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

## Dragon Ball Z: Revival of "F"

*Main article: Dragon Ball Z: Revival of "F"*

## Trivia

* Like the rest of his family, Dr. Brief's name is a pun on undergarments — "briefs".

## References

1. ↑ *Dragon Ball Super: Start Guide*, pp.36
2. ↑ *Daizenshū 5*, page 121
3. ↑ *Dragon Ball Z: God and God*
Blue No. 15 Electro-Fluid

* Trunks

The **Blue No. 15 Electro-Fluid** (青１５号電機液, *Ao Jūgo-Gō Denki Eki*; *Viz* "Blue Electric Liquid No. 15") is the fuel used for operating the Time Machine. The fuel was created by the Bulma of the future — and later on by the present incarnation of Bulma herself — and takes a year to make enough to fill even half of the time machine's tank with the future's limited resources. In the present day, however, with all resources converted towards the development of the fluid, Bulma was able to create a full tank within a day.

## Trivia

* 青 can also translate to "green". As such, in the extended version of *Dragon Ball Z: Revival of "F"*, the liquid is depicted as being green.

## References

1. ↑ *Dragon Ball Super* chapter 15, page 28
2. ↑ *Dragon Ball Super* chapter 15
3. ↑ *Dragon Ball Z: Revival of "F" — "Future" Trunks Special Edition*
Botamo Shield

* Attack Deflection
* Super Flexible Body (Movie only)
* Botamo

**Botamo Shield** is a unique ability utilized by Botamo

## Usage

The special ability of Botamo was stated by Jaco, an ability to cancel techniques through transferring the impact of the damage that he receives to another dimension. Due to this ability he was immune to any attacks of likes of the 7th Universe's top-fighter, Son Gokū.

## Trivia

Although this technique was not named in the anime or manga it was named in *Dragon Ball Z: Extreme Butoden*.
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Chapter 166

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"**Everyone's Reunion**" (それぞれの再会, *Sorezore no Saikai*; *Viz* "The Reunion") is the one hundred sixty-sixth chapter of Part I of the *Dragon Ball* manga.

## Summary

Three years later, in the rain, Muten Rōshi and Lunch wait for their friends in the rain. A car pulls up, and Bulma, Puar, and Oolong step out. Excited to see how she's grown, Rōshi feels Bulma up, only to have his face smashed in. Neither Oolong nor Bulma know, as Yamcha simply left to train — irritating Bulma. Rōshi realizes just how influenced by Gokū Kuririn and Yamcha were.

A strange man in a turban, carrying an umbrella, approaches the Dragon Team, and greets them like he knows them. The party present is utterly surprised, not believing the tall man in front of them was really the little Gokū. As the rain stops, Gokū removes his turban, revealing his trademark hairstyle.

Yamcha, Tenshinhan, Kuririn, and Chaoz arrive, greeting their friends. Kuririn, seeing Goku, runs to hug his best friend, and Yamcha and Tenshinhan are surprised to see just how much Goku has grown. As the time to register closes in, Gokū and Kuririn ask if Muten Rōshi has their uniforms. Rōshi, however, says they're independent fighters and don't need to wear his colors, but wishes his former students luck.

Kuririn reveals that, having figured their teacher wouldn't make them a uniform, had one made for him. Gokū and Yamcha, however, all thought along similar lines, and the students of Muten Rōshi once again wear his colors. Yamcha notices that Gokū had his tail removed, and Gokū confirmed that God removed it, saying he wanted to put the moon back, and that Gokū's tail was limiting his progress. The martial artist senses a presence at the tournament and turns to see a face that both he and Tenshinhan recognize: Piccolo.
Chapter 159

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"**A Grand Battle in the Wasteland!!**" (荒野の大格闘!!, *Kōya no Daikakutō!!*; *Viz* "The Blasted Earth") is the one hundred fifty-ninth chapter of the *Dragon Ball* manga.

## Summary

In the distance, the Dragon Team's living members see a cloud of smoke from the ensuing explosion caused by Piccolo. In the wake of the destroyed city, Piccolo is confident that Son Gokū was killed, only to have his hopes dashed by sensing the young boy's *ki*. Tenshinhan used the Air Dance Technique to save Gokū, much to Piccolo's ire.

Flying, however, depleted the last of Tenshinhan's power, and the man fell to the ground exhausted. While Piccolo is certain that Gokū merely delayed his death, the boy informs the Great Demon King that the stunt he just pulled also severely depleted his energy, and he won't be able to attack Gokū like that again. Agreeing that his *ki* is low, Piccolo still believes he can kill Gokū easily. As Piccolo begins to power up, Gokū rushes in to take advantage of his lowered guard. However, his attack isn't strong enough with the force of only a single leg behind it, and Piccolo releases a large scale Kikōha that created a large crater.

Gokū, however, calls on Kintoun, picking him up from the crater and dropping him back onto the battlefield, albeit damaged. Piccolo expresses his disbelief that a human could resist his power, and Gokū says that, since he has a tail, he just might not be human. With both of them drained, Gokū wants to continue the match. However, Piccolo, in desperation, grabs the unconscious Tenshinhan and uses him as leverage against Gokū.

## Trivia

* This is the first time in the manga where the possibility of Son Gokū being more than human was acknowledged by the boy himself. These suspicions would later be proven correct by the arrival of his older brother, Raditz, and the revelation that Gokū was, in fact, a Saiyan.
Chapter 24

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"**The Price of Kame-Sennin's Training**" (亀仙人の修業料, *Kame-Sennin no Shugyou Ryou*; *Viz* "The High Price of Education"; Literally meaning "The Price of the Turtle Hermit's Training") is the twenty-fourth chapter of Part I of the *Dragon Ball* manga.

## Summary

Before Gokū heads to the Kame House to gain training lessons from Kame-Sennin, the young boy makes a stop at his grandfather's house for a clothing change and to bring his own futon in order to reside at Kame-Sennin's place. As Gokū lands on the island, he discovers and interrupts Kame-Sennin while he is watching a work-out program featuring women, leading the Kame Sennin to direct Gokū to the fridge after the young boy informs the hermit of his hungriness.

After the program ends, Kame-Sennin is astonished by the fact that Gokū emptied the fridge of a week's worth of food with his gluttonous hunger, leading old man to question why the young boy is in his house in the first place. As Gokū reminds Kame-Sennin of him agreeing to be trained after the search for all of the Dragon Balls, the Turtle Hermit asks of Bulma's whereabouts, only to be disappointed to learn she is currently in the city.

Kame-Sennin agrees to train Gokū under yet another condition: for Gokū to bring Kame Sennin a "pichi pichi gal." As Kame-Sennin dresses up, he overhears Gokū arriving back on the island, much to his excitement. His eagerness quickly subsides when Gokū brings him an intimidating and overly-muscular woman to the island.
Chapter 143

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"**Son Gokū versus Piccolo Daimaō**" (孫悟空対ピッコロ大魔王, *Son Gokū Tai Pikkoro Daimaō*; *Viz* "Goku vs. The Demon King"; Literally meaning "Son Gokū versus Piccolo the Great Demon King") is the one hundred forty-third chapter of Part I of the *Dragon Ball* manga.

## Summary

Surprising Piccolo Daimaō with his speed, Gokū lands a solid punch to the face of the Great Demon King. Mercilessly, Gokū attacks Piccolo and seems to have the advantage; even with Piccolo attempting to fight back, Gokū is able to hold him off. The Pilaf Gang, ever terrified of Gokū's strength, attempt to flee, but Piano orders them to stay, as he believes Piccolo won't lose. Surprised at Gokū's strength, Piccolo stands to his feet and removes his cape.

Unburdened, Piccolo Daimaō begins to overwhelm Gokū with his superior speed. After being soundly beaten, Gokū realizes that all of Piccolo's abilities are beyond the scope of Gokū's own. Piccolo commends Gokū's power as well, stating he's powerful for a human, and that the thought of killing someone as strong as Gokū only excites him. In an act of defiance, Gokū begins to charge the Kamehameha. Piccolo briefly panics, believing Gokū to be about to perform the Mafūba. Releasing the energy wave, it collides with Piccolo; however, the blast does no damage. Utterly shocked by the failure of his technique, Gokū is left stunned as Piccolo prepares to make his move.