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Chapter 93

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* DCE
* Violet

"**Son Gokū's Assault**" (孫悟空突撃, *Son Gokū Totsugeki*; *Viz* "Goku's Charge") is the ninety-third chapter of Part I of the *Dragon Ball* manga.

## Summary

After defeating Taopaipai, Gokū detects the Dragon Balls at the Red Ribbon Army Headquarters, and is determined to take them back despite Upa's concern. As the young boy calls upon his Kintoun, Lieutenant Black informs Commander Red that Lieutenant Violet has arrived with the sixth Dragon Ball. They soon detect more Dragon Balls heading their way, and Red assumes its Taopaipai, when in reality, it's Gokū.

A small surveillance bot begins following the young boy, and it is revealed that the flying machine was a contraption from Bulma, which earns the woman the praise of Kame-Sennin. As Bulma, Kame-Sennin and Lunch use the bot to track Gokū back at the Kame House, Lunch realizes that the boy is headed towards the Red Ribbon Army Headquarters. The bot then speeds past Gokū to the Army's base, with the boy acknowledging the speed of the bot to be greater than that of his Kintoun.

After the bot is shot down by the Army, Gokū begins his assault on the Army's base. While the Red Ribbon Army is shocked to learn that the Dragon Balls they've detected are due to Gokū and not Taopaipai, Bulma, Lunch, Kame-Sennin and Umigame attempt to find a way to help Gokū. Umigame then gives a frantic Bulma the idea to build a new phone to contact her father to get Yamcha, who rallies Pu'ar and Oolong to help Gokū combat the Red Ribbon Army.
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* English
* Baby Gamera
* Kiaitame
* Kamehameha
* Bashōsen
* *Hovercar*

"**Kame Sennin's Kamehameha**" (亀仙人のカメハメ波, *Kame Sennin no Kamehameha*; *FUNimation* "The Kamehameha Wave"; Literally meaning "The Turtle Hermit's Turtle Destruction Wave") is the eighth of the *Dragon Ball* anime.

## Summary

Muten Rōshi agrees to let Gokū borrow the Bashōsen, but when he goes to retrieve it, he remembers that he spilled juice on it and threw it out. He decides to put out the fire himself. When they arrive back at Mount Frypan, Muten Rōshi uses his famous Kamehameha to blow out the flames. The wave puts out the fire, but it also destroys the entire mountain. With the Dragon Radar, Bulma is able to search through the rubble and find the Seven-Star Ball. Gokū asks Muten Rōshi if he can learn the Kamehameha, but is disappointed to find out that it took the turtle hermit 50 years to learn it. He tries it anyway, and is miraculously able to do it on the first try.
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* English
* Nail
* Saichōrō
* Drawing out Dormant Power
* Medical Machine

"**It's a Power-Up, Kuririn! Freeza's Nagging Premonition**" (パワーアップだクリリン！うごめくフリーザの予感, *Pawā Appu da Kuririn! Ugomeku Furīza no Yokan*; *FUNimation* "Power Up, Krillin! Frieza's Mounting Apprehension!") is the twenty-fifth episode of the *Dragon Ball Kai* anime.

## Summary

Kuririn and Dende arrive at Saichōrō's location - a conspicuous tower out in the open - and are greeted by Nail, one of the strongest Nameccian warriors and a bodyguard to Saichōrō. Saichōrō speaks with them about the Dragon Balls, his ailing health, and the need for someone to help his Nameccian children. He telepathically reads Kuririn's past and learns of the history of God, including how Piccolo is the evil portion of God which God shed in order to become the God of Earth. Saichōrō also learns that Kuririn's intentions are pure, and that he has dormant power, which Saichōrō awakens. Kuririn's power increases dramatically and he asks Saichōrō if Gohan can also have his dormant power awakened, to which Saichōrō replies yes. Meanwhile, Zarbon reports to Freeza that he has defeated Vegeta, even though Vegeta's corpse was not found. Freeza condemns Zarbon for destroying Vegeta as he thinks Vegeta has a Dragon Ball hidden and needs Vegeta to reveal its location, so he sends Zarbon to retrieve Vegeta and bring him back to the ship to heal. Zarbon finds Vegeta still alive and places him in a Medical Machine inside Freeza's spaceship.
Continuous Kamehameha

* Kamehameha Blaster (Movie only)
* Continuous Kikōha
* Son Gokū

The **Continuous Kamehameha** is a variation of the Kamehameha that encompasses traits of the Continuous Kikōha.

## History

Gokū developed the Continuous Kamehameha on his way to Planet Namek, and used it in his solo training as a way to improve his battle power rating.

## Usage

The Continuous Kamehameha is a unique method of using the Kamehameha, and like the Turning Kamehameha, shows Gokū's ingenuity as a fighting genius. The execution of the technique seems to be simple, as the user simply takes the pose of the Kamehameha wave, and instead of releasing one long beam, releases a barrage from the same Kamehameha stance. While it looks simple, it is deceivingly complex, as only those who have undergone intense training can perform this Kamehameha variation.

## Reference

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 *Daizenshū 7*, page 132
2. ↑ *Chōzenshū 4*, page 143
3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 *Dragon Ball* chapter 270, pages 6-8
Clash Ultra Boo-Boo Volleyball

* Volleyball Fist
* Gotenks (with Piccolo)
* Piccolo (with Gotenks)

The **Clash Ultra Boo-Boo Volleyball** is one of Gotenks's most powerful attacks.

## History

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

## Usage

The Clash Ultra Boo-Boo Volleyball is a follow-up technique to the Continuous Super Doughnuts. When the target, in the case of the original use of the technique, Majin Boo, has been sealed inside the sphere, they are passed to the user's partner, like a volleyball. The combo plays out like a volleyball game, and ends with the target being spiked by the user of the technique. The end result of the spike is a large crater in the ground, due to Gotenks' Super Saiyan 3 strength. Despite being a combination used by two people, Piccolo doubted whether his help was necessary.

## References

1. ↑ *Daizenshū 2*, page 217
2. ↑ *Daizenshū 4*, page 115
3. ↑ *Daizenshū 7*, page 137
4. ↑ *Dragon Ball* chapter 494, pp. 10-12
5. ↑ *Daizenshuu 2* pp. 217
6. ↑ *Daizenshuu 4* pp. 115
Conic

* Scepter

**Conic** (コニック, *Konikku*) is an Angel and the attendant for Quitela, Hakaishin of the 4th Universe.

## Personality

He is known as a very talented and insightful Angel.

## Dragon Ball Super

### Universe Survival Arc

As the angel guide of Quitela, the Hakaishin of the 4th Universe he was summoned by the order of the Grand Priest to attend the Zen Exhibition Match alongside Quitela and the Kaiōshin, Kuru. Throughout the exhibition he stands to observe the bouts between both the 7th and 9th Universe. After the exhibition it is unveiled by the High Priest that the purpose of why they each were summoned to appear was to announce a tournament that will be battled among seven other universes. The High Priest explains the implications of what occurs to each of the losing universes.

## In Other Timelines

### Trunks' Timeline

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

## Trivia

* His name is likely derived from the English word for "cognac" (コニャック, *konyakku*), a general name for brandy.
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* English
* Yamcha
* Pu'ar
* Wolf Fang Wind Style Fist
* Sweetrot
* Jet Squirrel

"**The Strong Villain of the Desert, Yamcha**" (つよくて悪い砂漠のヤムチャ, *Tsuyokute Warui Sabaku no Yamucha*; *FUNimation* "Yamcha the Desert Bandit") is the fifth episode of the *Dragon Ball* anime.

## Summary

Bulma forces Oolong to join their group, thinking that his shapeshifting ability will come in handy. Their boat runs out of gas, so they have to walk through the desert. Yamcha, a dangerous bandit, is said to live in this desert. While they walk through the desert, Yamcha and his shapeshifting cat Pu'ar ambush them. Gokū and Yamcha begin to fight. Yamcha thinks he has won after he uses his Wolf Fang Wind Style Fist, but Gokū is able to get up. Just as Yamcha is about to attack again, he sees Bulma. Yamcha gets nervous around girls, so he panics and runs away.
Continuous Kiai Cannon

* Vegeta (Movie only)
* Baby (Anime only)

This technique is a continuous variation of the Kiai Cannon, used by Vegeta as a Super Saiyan God. The technique fires multiple blasts of the Kiai Cannon at their target. Each of these invisible bundles of *ki* are strong enough to make Broly stagger.

In the anime only, Baby used this technique to torture Gokū when he was in possession of Vegeta's body.

## Trivia

* In both instances of this technique being used, it was only used by Vegeta — or Vegeta's body — someone who is well known for his use of the Continuous Kikōha.

## References

1. ↑ *Dragon Ball Super: Broly*
2. ↑ *Dragon Ball GT* episode 29
Chapter 6

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* DCE

"**Oolong versus Son Gokū**" (ウーロン対決孫悟空, *Ūron Taiketsu Son Gokū*; *Viz* "So Long, Oolong") is the sixth chapter of Part I of the *Dragon Ball* manga.

## Summary

As Oolong, in his bull form, and Son Gokū are about to face off, Oolong becomes cognizant of time and runs off. It is revealed that Oolong's true form is a piglet, and Gokū chases after the shape-shifter but loses sight of him. He comes across the piglet who deceivingly directs him to the bull's escape route. It is also revealed that Oolong's transformation ability is limited by time, as he can transform multiple times within five minutes, but must rest for a minute before he can shape-shift again.

As Gokū returns to the village affirming Oolong's departure, the piglet shape-shifts into an armored giant, threatening to dip Gokū in his hot soup and devour him unless he surrenders. Oolong accidentally burns his finger from the hot soup, and a small child attacks the giant with a slingshot. Gokū hypothesizes that Oolong isn't as strong as he lets on, causing the giant to become defensive.

Oolong then dares Gokū to break a stack of bricks to test the boy's confidence, to which Gokū completes the task with merely a finger. A shocked Oolong changes into a bat and attempts to flee, but Gokū, commanded by Bulma to catch the bat in order to save the girls for the village, uses his Kintoun to catch Oolong in his tracks. Oolong, in his bat form, transforms into a missile, only to revert to his original form from running out of time to maintain his shape-shifting ability.

Gokū saves the piglet from falling and returns to the village, where the citizens not only realize that Oolong is weak, but that his true form is simply a piglet. As Gokū restrains Oolong, the humiliated piglet takes the villagers to his mansion, only to find out that the "captured" girls were having a better time in the mansion than they were in the village.

Bulma, after retrieving two Dragon Balls, drives a speedboat in search for the rest of the mystical spheres along with Gokū and Oolong, with Bulma wanting to utilize the transformation ability of the latter. Bulma tempts a begrudged Oolong by claiming she'll sleep in her underwear in order to get the piglet to cooperate. Gokū, curious to figure out Oolong's gender, pats the piglet in his groin, much to the ire of the pig.
Crusher Ball

* Jees

The **Crusher Ball** is a Ki Manipulation Technique, and the signature attack of the Ginyu Special Squadron's Jees.

## Usage

The Crusher Ball lets the user emit a sphere of *ki* from their palms, and then throws it towards the opponent.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 *Dragon Ball Daizenshū 2: Story Guide*, page 212 Cite error: Invalid `<ref>` tag; name "D2" defined multiple times with different content
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 *Dragon Ball Daizenshū 4: World Guide*, page 111 Cite error: Invalid `<ref>` tag; name "D4" defined multiple times with different content
3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 *Dragon Ball Daizenshū 7: Dragon Ball Large Encyclopedia*, page 136 Cite error: Invalid `<ref>` tag; name "D7" defined multiple times with different content
4. ↑ *Dragon Ball Z* episode 67
Chapter 52

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* DCE

"**The Climax Nears!!**" (クライマックス近し!!, *Kuraimakkusu Chikashi!!*; *Viz* "The Climax Approaches!") is the fifty-second chapter of the *Dragon Ball* manga.

## Summary

As Yamcha and Kulilin chastise Jackie Chun for seemingly killing Gokū, Chun reveals that the young boy is indeed alive, and that he fired his Kamehameha wave to destroy the moon and revert Gokū from his transformation. As some are upset over the moon's destruction, Gokū gets back up when the host announcer begins the 10 count. While Gokū wonders why he's naked and proceeds to resume the fight with Jackie Chun, Kulilin offers his fellow disciple his *gi*. Kulilin is then surprised to find out that Gokū remembers nothing from his transformation.

As the fight rages on yet again, both fighters admit to gradually losing strength, but Chun seems to be in more trouble as he is out of energy to perform another Kamehameha, leading Gokū to take advantage by firing a Kamehameha of his own and kick Chun out of the ring. While Gokū seemingly gains the victory, it is revealed that Chun narrowly missed a ring out, and the battle continues once again. As Chun realizes that Gokū has a tiny body, both fighters charge towards each other.
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* English
* Transformation

"**Resurrected Comrades! The Handsome Warrior Zarbon's Devilish Transformation**" (甦る仲間たち！美戦士ザーボン悪魔の変身, *Yomigaeru Nakama-tachi! Bisenshi Zābon Akuma no Henshin*; *FUNimation* "Friends Reborn! Zarbon's Hideous Transformation!") is the twenty-fourth episode of the *Dragon Ball Kai* anime.

## Summary

Kuririn and Dende continue their trek toward the Saichōrō’s home, while Vegeta begins battling Freeza's right-hand man Zarbon. Vegeta appears to be winning when Zarbon reveals a transformation that powers him up immensely, shifting the battle in his favor. Meanwhile, North Kaiō informs Gokū via telepathy that Yamcha, Tenshinhan, Chaozu, and Piccolo have arrived at his planet in the Afterworld to receive training, much as Gokū did when he died. After learning that Freeza is the tyrant terrorizing planet Namek, North Kaiō warns Gokū to stay away at all costs as he fears that no one is powerful enough to defeat the mighty Freeza.
Crystal Ball (disambiguation)

A **crystal ball** (水晶玉, *suishō-dama*) is a round, spherical object with magical properties. Four crystal balls have appeared in the series, used by different people, and each ball has had its own unique abilities. Beyond the primary four shown in the series, there have been others shown in anime-only filler, such as Hell's Crystal Ball.

* Babidi's Crystal Ball
* *Gowasu's Crystal Ball*
* *Hell's Giant Crystal Ball*
* Elder Kaiōshin's Crystal Ball
* Uranai Baba's Crystal Ball

## Related Articles

* GodTube - A television set similar to a crystal ball. In the manga, it is a unique crystal ball.
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* English
* Bunny Clothes
* Camper
* Oolong's House-Wagon
* Bazooka
* Pilaf Machine
* Mighty Mouse
* Bunny Clothes

"**The Midnight Visitors**" (真夜中の訪問者たち, *Mayonaka no Hōmonsha-tachi*; *FUNimation* "Keep an Eye on the Dragon Balls") is the sixth of the *Dragon Ball* anime.

## Summary

Oolong remembers that he has a camper Hoi Poi Capsule, so the three spend the night in it. Gokū tells Oolong about the Dragon Balls. Oolong drugs the drinks of Gokū and Bulma, causing them to fall asleep. Yamcha and Puar have been listening from outside the window, and now plan to take the balls. Puar changes into Gokū to lure Oolong (who transformed into Bulma, thinking she was Gokū) out of the camper and Yamcha sneaks inside. But what he thinks are the Dragon Ball but after uncovering the "Dragon Balls" and finding out they were Bulma's breasts; Yamcha completely loses it and retreats with Puar who flew away from Oolong, after the shape shifting pig and cat discovered each other's true identities from being Gokū and Bulma.
Bulma/Personality and Relationships

## Personality

As an adult, Bulma is very intelligent and analytical. When Yajirobē threatened to throw the infant Trunks out of their plane when Bulma wanted to see the battle with the Artifical Humans up close and personal, Bulma calmly dared him to, but not before telling Yajirobē someone he greatly fears happens to be the father.
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* English
* Bora
* Taopaipai
* Upa
* Yellow

"**The Haunted Karin Holy Land**" (魔境の聖地カリン, *Makyō no Seichi Karin*; *FUNimation* "The Land of Korin") is the fifty-eighth episode of the *Dragon Ball* anime.

## Summary

In the Holy Land of Karin, Captain Yellow finds another Dragon Ball in a volcano crater. Near a massive tower that reaches the sky, Bora and his son Upa are fishing. As Captain Yellow's men retrieve the Dragon Ball, the volcano erupts. Bora gets hold of the Dragon Ball. As Yellow and his men land, Bora demands they leave. When they see him carrying the Dragon Ball they attack him but Bora resists. Bora kills a grenadier who comes from behind him and beats down Yellow's men. Yellow kidnaps Upa to blackmail Bora. Gokū arrives in time to defeat Yellow and save Upa (who is able to ride the Kintoun). The Dragon Ball Bora has is the very one Goku was looking for. Meanwhile, the guards of the Red Ribbon Headquarters hardly recognize General Blue on his arrival. Commander Red has summoned the infamous Taopaipai.
Chapter 488

* KZB
* DCE

"**Trunks and Goten Enter the Room of Spirit and Time**" (トランクスと悟天精神と時の部屋に入る, *Torankusu to Goten Seishin to Toki no Heya ni Hairu*; *Viz* "Return to the Room of Spirit and Time") is the four hundred eighty-eighth chapter of the *Dragon Ball* manga, and the sixty-eighth chapter of Part III of the manga.
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"**The Universe Crumbles?! Clash! The Hakaishin versus Super Saiyan God!**" (宇宙が砕ける！？激突！破壊神ＶＳ超サイヤ人ゴッド！, *Uchū ga Kudakeru! Haikaishin Tai Sūpā Saiya-jin Goddo!*; *FUNimation* "The Universe Will Shatter? Clash! Destroyer vs. Super Saiyan God"; Literally meaning "The Universe Crumbles?! Clash! The Destruction God versus Super Saiyan God!") is the twelfth episode of the *Dragon Ball Super* anime.

## Summary

As the Dragon Team try and catch up with Gokū and Beerus' battle, their plane has engine trouble. Back down on the cruise ship, Vegeta continues to stare straight up into stratosphere, trying to watch the fight. Whis appears and offers to show him the battle with his staff, but the Saiyan prince refuses. Beerus disappears and tries to chop Gokū's neck, but Gokū catches his hand, saying that the same trick won't work twice, to which Beerus agrees. Gokū and Beerus power up and start to utilize their true power, the impact of their punches sends huge shockwaves throughout the universe. In the Kaiōshin Realm, the Old Kaioshin fears that if Gokū and Beerus keep clashing, then the universe will crumble. Kibito Kaiōshin telepathically contacts Gokū to try and stop the fight, but is ignored. Instead, the two power up once more and punch each other the same as before, producing even more shock waves.

On Earth, Mr. Satan, who had received the the media' contact, calls Gohan to ask him about what is happening. Suddenly, Bulma's ship plummets down to the cruise ship. However, Whis stops the ship from crashing down using telekinesis and lands it safely. Up above Earth, Gokū and Beerus clash again for a third time. Although, this time Gokū manages to match Beerus' punch with his own, cancelling out the attack. Beerus is impressed with Gokū's progression and commends him for making it this far; Gokū thanks Beerus because of him he has been able to reach a new level of power.

Gokū and Beerus clash again, with Gokū managing to keep up with Beerus and is able to land a punch against the Hakaishin. Beerus throws another atom-like *ki* ball when Gokū counters with a Kamehameha, and as Beerus pours more and more power into the ball, the two *ki* attacks struggle against each other, producing more shock waves. Suddenly, Gokū's counterattack begins pushing back Beerus' and he notes that his Super Saiyan God powers keep increasing and it hasn't reached the limit after all. The two push their attacks at one another; the struggle causes a huge explosion which completely covers Earth's skies.

## Trivia

* In this episode, Bulma attempts to fly into stratosphere as well, but fails to do so when the flying machine is suddenly scorched from the battle between Gokū and Beerus. In the movie, however, the machine does not fly out of the Earth's atmosphere.
* In some scenes, the Capsule Corporation's name written on the Bulma' ship is misspelled as “Capsule Coop”.
	+ This is not the first time of the company’s name being misspelled, as it has also been misspelled as “Capsue Corp” in the Vegeta family eyecatch used throughout *Dragon Ball Super* thus far.

## References

1. ↑ Animage Magazine Unveils “Dragon Ball Super” September Schedule
Chapter 56

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* DCE
* Black
* Red
* Robot
* Suno
* White

"**The Struggle for the Dragon Ball**" (ドラゴンボール争奪戦, *Doragon Bōru Sōdatsusen*; *Viz* "The Dragon Ball Scramble") is the fifty-sixth chapter of Part I of the *Dragon Ball* manga.

## Summary

After Goku resists answering Colonel Silver's inquiries of the young boy's Dragon Radar, the colonel, refusing to be ignored, snatches Goku's bag, only for the boy to quickly take it back. Subsequently, Silver attempts to assault Goku, but is knocked out by two kicks from the boy. Goku, who realizes he cannot be as mobile as before due to his Kintoun being destroyed, discovers a capsule robot which then instructs the boy to summon an airplane with a capsule after Goku tells the robot of his intentions.

While the robot flies Goku to his destination, the commander of the Red Ribbon Army learns of Silver losing the Dragon Ball, and decides to send the colonel to execution after learning Silver lost it to a young boy such as Goku. While the commander's assistant wonders who Goku is, the commander instructs his assistant to contact another general to kill Goku and retrieve the Dragon Ball.

A cold Goku then crash lands after the robot malfunctions due to the icy conditions. While this catches the attention of the Red Ribbon Army, a young girl drags Goku from the snow.
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* English

"**Another Adventure – The Roaming Lake**" (ふたたび冒険 さまよう湖, *Futatabi Bōken Samayō Mizūmi*; *FUNimation* "The Roaming Lake") is the twenty-ninth episode of the *Dragon Ball* anime.

## Summary

Muten Rōshi tells Gokū and Kuririn to take a break from training for now, but Kuririn still decides to go live with him. Gokū sets off on his search for the four-star Dragon Ball. Meanwhile, Namu has arrived at his village with the water, but it is still not enough. The river has run dry, so Namu heads upstream to find the source of the disturbance. He is attacked by a dinosaur, but luckily Gokū is swimming in a nearby lake and comes to rescue him. He and Namu continue upstream and find that a dam has been built. The monsters that live there refuse to tear it down. Their leader, Giran, recognizes Gokū from the tournament. He says that he would tear it down, but it's too strong for them to break. Gokū fires a Kamehameha at it, which is enough to destroy the dam. With the river replenished, everything seems okay, but a sandstorm suddenly kicks up and dries up the river again. Gokū notices the lake he was swimming before. This is the Roaming Lake, and it came to help the village.
Cosmic Attack

* Air Dance Collision
* Kakao

The **Cosmic Attack** is a signature technique used by Kakao.

## Usage

Along with the use of Kakao's impervious Cyborg Body he uses the Air Dance Technique the its density to gore a target in the abdomen area, using the enormous shoulder blades of the cybernetic body akin to a Fighting Jacket. In his battle against Yamcha, he uses it twice against him. The first being ineffective in defeating him. The second time uses an enhanced version where with the help of his rockets in his cybernetic body to redirect his location to intercept targets that use the Afterimage Fist creating a massive hole with enough power of defeating the likes of Yamcha.

## References

1. ↑ *Dragon Ball Heroes*
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 *Dragon Ball Z: A Super Decisive Battle for Earth*
Continuous Kikōha

* *Black Ball Rain* (Anime only)
* Continuous Die Die Missiles
* Continuous Kikōha from the Fingertips
* *Continuous Poison Bullets*
* Heavenly Arrow
* Saiyan Blaster (Movie only)
* Sudden Storm (Movie only)
* Continuous Kamehameha
* Bido (Movie only)
* Broly (Movie only)
* Broly (Movie only)
* Cabba (Anime only)
* Cell
* Jiren (Anime only)
* Kiwi
* Kulilin (Anime only)
* Freeza (Movie only)
* Ganos (Anime only)
* Lapis (Anime only)
* Lazuli
* Paikūhan (Anime only)
* Piccolo
* Son Gohan
* Son Gokū
* Vegeta
* Zamasu
* Zarbon

The **Continuous Kikōha** is one of many variations one can create through firing Kikōhas in the series. This technique is a continuous type of Kikōha.

## Usage

The variation of the standard Kikōha, where the purpose is to rapidly fire energy bullets onto a target to prevent one from counterattacking. The Kikōha can possess a high amount of destructive capability based on the user.

## Trivia

* Despite this technique being common to multiple characters — even Gokū himself — Gokū explicitly called it Vegeta's technique when Majin Boo used it on him, due to the Saiyan prince's proclivity for utilizing the Continuous Kikōha.

## References

1. ↑ *Daizenshū 7*, page 134
2. ↑ *Dragon Ball Z: Super Martial Arts Legend 2*
3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 *Dragon Ball FighterZ*
4. ↑ *Dragon Ball XenoVerse*
5. ↑ *Dragon Ball Kai: Attack of the Saiyans*
6. ↑ *Budokai Tenkaichi* series
7. ↑ *Raging Blast* series
8. ↑ *Dragon Ball Z Extreme Butōden*
9. ↑ *Dragon Ball Z: Infinite World*
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* English

"**The Ocean Bottom's Guardman**" (海底のガードマン, *Kaitei no Gaadoman*; *FUNimation* "Beware of Robot") is the fifty-first episode of the *Dragon Ball* anime.

## Summary

Gokū and Kuririn fight the Pirate robot in between evading its heavy machine gun and sword. Kuririn manages to disarm the sword from it. General Blue stays in hiding watching the fight. Bulma fires a gun cannon on the robot as it skis across a pool. As Gokū fights the robot with his power pole, Bulma rams a truck on it. Next, the robot drags Gokū into an underwater battle, Gokū narrowly escaping. The robot chases Bulma and Kuririn through the hideout where all the pirates are dead. Gokū recovers and rescues the other two. Gokū performs an aerial attack smashing the robot. As everyone makes their way through the inner halls, the place begins to collapse. Gokū takes a different route from the others. Bulma, Kuririn and General Blue dive into a well.
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* English
* Finger Stab
* Senzu

"**Really?! The Effects of the Super Holy Water**" (果して！？超聖水のききめ, *Hatashite!? Chō-Seisui no Kikime*; *FUNimation* "Sacred Water") is the sixty-second episode of the *Dragon Ball* anime.

## Summary

Gokū attempts to snatch the sacred water from Karin with his Zanzōken which is no surprise to Karin. The next day Karin gives Gokū a Senzu to last Gokū's appetite and energy for 10 days. Karin throws Gokū's Dragon Ball out of the tower forcing Gokū to run down and up the tower again. Gokū attempts to take the Holy Water while Karin sleeps, but thinks better of it. Gokū tries long and hard for the next two days to get the Holy Water. Taopaipai realises how he wasn't able to kill Gokū. Gokū attempts to read Karin by mimicking his every move. The very next day, Gokū finally manages to get the Holy Water. To his disappointment it doesn't strengthen him, but all that exercise did him good. Taopaipai kills the tailor who made his outfit before leaving.
Crusher Knee Kick

* Final Strike (Movie only)
* Vegeta

The **Crusher Knee Kick** is a Physical Martial Arts Technique used by Vegeta.

## Usage

A crushing knee kick utilized by Vegeta in his Super Saiyan Second Grade form. While the technique is powerful, it was easily blocked by the Developed Form Cell.

## Trivia

* Although not named in the manga or the anime it was named in *Dragon Ball FighterZ*.

## References

1. ↑ *Dragon Ball* chapter 383, pages 7-8
Chapter 92

* KZB
* DCE

"**The End of Taopaipai**" (最後の桃白白, *Saigo no Taopaipai*; *Viz* "Taopaipai at the Brink"; Literally meaning "The End of Peach White White") is the ninety-second chapter of Part I of the *Dragon Ball* manga.

## Summary

A pressured Taopaipai ridicules Gokū after the latter informs the former that he will beat the former barehanded. Gokū, determined to avenge Upa's father, engages in combat with the assassin again, letting Taopaipai land his attacks on him. A resilient Gokū reveals that he let the assassin hit him to read his movements and counter them, and Gokū proceeds to dominate Taopaipai.

Acknowledging to himself that he will be beaten, Taopaipai feigns asking for Gokū's forgiveness to trick the boy, throw a bomb at him, and jump into the air in order to escape the potential explosion's blast range. Gokū then kicks the bomb into the air, which explodes directly in front of the assassin and seemingly kills him, giving Gokū the victory and leading the young boy to promise an elated Upa that he will gather the Dragon Balls in order to revive the child's deceased father.
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* English

"**The Spaceship that Sleeps in Yunzabit! Blast Off For Planet Namek**" (ユンザビットに眠る宇宙船！ナメック星へいざ発進, *Yunzabitto ni Nemuru Uchūsen! Namekku-sei he Iza Hasshin*; *FUNimation* "The Ship Resting in Yunzabit! Time to Blast Off for Planet Namek!") is the eighteenth episode of the *Dragon Ball Kai* anime.

## Summary

Gokū, Kuririn, and Gohan are in the hospital recovering from the battle with Vegeta. Their friends and family come visit. When the television is turned on, they see a report about Nappa's Attack Ball. Bulma presses a button on the spaceship's remote control which she thinks will summon it to them, but instead it self-destructs the pod. Before everyone gives up hope, Mr. Popo arrives, and tells them that he knows of another spaceship. It's the Nameccian ship that God used to come to Earth when he was a boy. Bulma reluctantly agrees to inspect it up in Yunzabit Heights with him. They realize the craft is voice-activated in the native Nameccian language. Bulma converts the language to her own language in a few weeks and learns how to use the ship; Gohan and Kuririn deciding to accompany her on her journey to planet Namek in search for the Nameccian Dragon Balls.
Combination Beam

* Son Gokū (with Piccolo)
* Piccolo (with Son Gokū)

**Combination Beam** is a cooperation Ki Manipulation Technique used by Son Gokū and Piccolo.

## Usage

A combined Kikōha utilized by Gokū and Piccolo. Because the technique utilizes two blasts in tandem, the effects are magnified. However, it's true potential is unknown, however, as the immortal Garlic Junior survived without a scratch.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 *Daizenshū 6*, page 44
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 *Daizenshū 7*, page 130
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* English
* Boulder Toss

"**Gokū's Great Transformation**" (悟空の大変身, *Gokū no Dai-Henshin*; *FUNimation* "The Legend of Goku") is the thirteenth episode of the *Dragon Ball* anime.

## Summary

Gokū, now a Great Monkey, begins demolishing Pilaf's castle. Bulma, Yamcha, Oolong, and Pu'ar are able to escape. Pilaf, Mai, and Shū board an airplane and start attacking Gokū. They are able to bring him down temporarily, but Gokū recovers and destroys their plane. He then picks up Bulma and prepares to eat her. Remembering that his tail is his weak point, Yamcha grabs Gokū's tail, and Pu'ar changes into a giant pair of scissors and cuts it off. Gokū regresses back to his normal self; naked, and sleeps until morning. When he wakes up, he is shocked to find that his tail and his clothes are missing, and remembers nothing about his transformation and rampage. He borrows Oolong's pants and finds his Nyoibō in the rubble, but finds it hard to balance without his tail. Yamcha and Bulma decide to go back to the Western Capital together, with Pu'ar and Oolong tagging along. Gokū decides to go find Muten Rōshi to get the training he was promised. Bulma gives Gokū the Dragon Radar so he can find the Four-Star Ball when the Dragon Balls reappear.
Cloning

* Work of the Gods
* Piccolo Junior

**Cloning** is an ability utilised by Piccolo Junior, to create illusory copies of himself.

## Usage

This is a supplementary technique invented by Piccolo Junior. Unlike the Fist of Four Bodies, which creates true, physical bodies and splits the user's power among the clones, the Cloning technique appears to be more illusory in nature. The clones that Piccolo creates manifest in shimmering light, and when destroyed, vanish in a flash of light, further setting it apart from the physical cloning technique that Tenshinhan employs. It seems to serve purpose as a diversionary tactic; when Piccolo's leg was injured, he created multiple clones for the purpose of stalling while he charged the Makankōsappō; however, Frost was able to destroy them all with several well placed *ki* attacks.

## Trivia

* Both Piccolo and Kuririn have displayed cloning abilities in anime-only filler, and Piccolo has long since displayed the ability to create physical clones in similar filler. However, as those clones were physical, they appear to be starkly different from this technique.
* Superficially, this technique bears similarities to the Afterimage Technique, but is explicitly referred to as creating "clones" by Frost.
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* English

"**Gokū's Furious Battle Cry! Make it in Time… The Resurrection Wish!**" (悟空激怒の雄叫び！間に合え…起死回生の願い！, *Gokū Gekido no Osakebi! Ma ni Ae… Kishi-Kaisei no Negai!*; *FUNimation* "Goku's Furious Roar! A Last-Minute Wish!") is the fifty-first episode of the *Dragon Ball Kai* anime.

## Summary

Shenron succeeds in resurrecting everyone killed by Freeza and his henchmen on Namek (minus Kuririn), and Saichōrō and the Nameccian Dragon Balls are also brought back. North Kaiō immediately contacts Saichōrō and quickly informs him of the situation. Saichōrō then sends Dende to Polunga in order to use the final wish to teleport everyone on Namek to Earth, except for Freeza. However, Gokū requests that he remain on Namek as well, so he can finish Freeza once and for all. Polunga fulfills this wish and teleports everyone to Earth except Gokū and Freeza. The two combatants then prepare themselves for the final round before Namek's explosion.
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* English
* Octopus

"**Hooray! The Treasure is Discovered**" (やった！お宝発見, *Yatta! Otakara Hakken*; *FUNimation* "The Pirate Treasure") is the fifty-second episode of the *Dragon Ball* anime.

## Summary

As the hideout continues to collapse, Gokū reaches a dead end and falls down a trapdoor onto a giant octopus. Kuririn and Bulma emerge into a room with a booby trapped 10-armed statue and three chests, and General Blue emerges. Kuririn disarms the statue and opens the gold chest while Gokū blasts and eats the octopus. Bulma inserts a key in the statue and General Blue shows himself to the two. General Blue mocks Kuririn as he fights him. Gokū hears the fight and swims to them. General Blue demonstrates that he is very sensitive about his good looks and stuns Kuririn, making it easy to beat him. General Blue isn't affected by Bulma's charms. Gokū arrives just before General Blue can kill Kuririn.
Chapter 74

* KZB
* DCE

"**The Pirates' Trap**" (海賊たちの罠, *Kaizokutachi no Wana*) is the seventy-fourth chapter of Part I of the *Dragon Ball* manga.

## Summary

While Gokū, Bulma and Kulilin travel through the cavern, Gokū encounters a switch that turns on the lights to brighten up the dark cave. As Bulma wonders why there are lights in the cavern to begin with, General Blue and his men also wonder what's happening, and the general hypothesizes that the cave may be a secret base.

Gokū then picks up a skull and manages to scare Bulma, which causes her to scream, giving up their location to Blue and his men, and causing Kulilin to reveal that the place has hidden treasure, which Blue's men also overhear. The Dragon Team then encounters a trap set by the ones that had previously been in the cave, leading Gokū and Kulilin to jump over the trap, leaving Bulma on the other end. While Blue thinks he's gained victory, Gokū uses his Nyoibō to get Bulma over to the other side of the trap unscathed.

Blue then orders his men to kill the three, but they are prevented by a trap that summons spears which subdue them. As the general finds his way around the trap, the Dragon Team encounters the Pirate Harbor.
Blades of Judgement

* Zamasu

The **Blades of Judgement** is a powerful Ki Manipulation Technique technique used by the fused Zamasu.

## Usage

Zamasu fires a barrage of red *ki* blades in the space around his halo that can strike the opponent. When the blades touches the ground, they will cause wide destructive explosion. This attack easily allows him to severely injure Son Gokū and Vegeta.
Continuous Die-Die Missiles

* Gotenks

The **Continuous Die-Die Missiles** is an enhanced version of the Continuous Kikōha used by Gotenks as a Super Saiyan 3.

## Usage

The Continuous Die Die Missile is a strengthened version of the Continuous Kikōha used by Gotenks in his Super Saiyan 3 form. The technique involves releasing a barrage of quick moving *ki* blasts designed to utterly destroy the target; due to Gotenks' Super Saiyan 3 strength, careless use of the technique has the potential to destroy the planet.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 *Daizenshū 4*, page 112
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 *Daizenshū 7*, page 162
3. ↑ *Chōzenshū 4*, page 175
4. ↑ VIZ Media
5. ↑ 5.0 5.1 *Dragon Ball XenoVerse*
6. ↑ *Budokai Tenkaichi* series
DB057

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* English
* Follower
* Nikochan
* Turbo Norimaki

"**Showdown! Arale versus Blue**" (対決！アラレＶＳブルー, *Taiketsu! Arare Tai Burū*; *FUNimation* "Arale vs. Blue") is the fifty-seventh episode of the *Dragon Ball* anime.

## Summary

Senbe attempts to fix the Dragon Radar while Officer Taro stumbles in the coffee shop. Baby Turbo manages to help Senbe fix the radar. Blue arrives and waits for his chance to steal the plane by the family's house. Blue tries to avoid detection from Gokū's fixed radar. The police at the station are getting trigger happy. Gokū finds Blue by surprise and Blue threatens Arale with a knife in front of the family. Blue stuns Gokū and swipes his radar. Before Blue can kill Gokū, Arale jumps in and chases him through Penguin Village. Meanwhile, a small fight occurs between the police and a couple of aliens, mistaken for the Red Ribbon Army. Turbo offers to make a new radar for the one Gokū lost. Blue is shown making contact with Red from a desolated area.
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* English

"**The Phantom Fire-Eating Bird**" (幻の火喰い鳥, *Maboroshi no Hi Kui Dori*; *FUNimation* "The Fire-Eater") is the one hundred fiftieth episode of the *Dragon Ball* anime.

## Summary

The people of Fry-Pan are unable to extinguish the flames consuming the castle. Gokū and Chi-Chi seek the Turtle Hermit's help to make another Bashōsen. Gokū and Chi-Chi travel south to get one of the materials. In the volcano, Gokū calms down an inhabiting beast. Mai and Shū are after the Phantom Fire-Eating Bird as well. Chi-Chi finds a large egg being warmed by a scientist who explains what became of the Fire Eaters. Emperor Pilaf, Mai and Shū burst in, but they flee when Gokū smashers their drill vehicle. A surviving Phantom Fire-Eating Bird comes out of the crater and hatches the egg. After Gokū and Chi-Chi escape with the scientist, they are disappointed to come empty handed (Chi-Chi has kept an egg fragment). The scientist tells them where they can find the Bashōsen.
Comméson

* Potage
* Gryll

The **Comméson** (コメソン, *Komeson*) is a mysterious purple liquid created by people of planet Potaufeu.

## History

Long time ago, the natives of planet Potaufeu created Comméson to defend them by incapacitating invaders through absorbing their power. Comméson endlessly kept on absorbing enemies' powers and turning into exact copies of them. However, the more evil power it absorbed, the more evil will it owned. Rather than protecting the planet, it now absorbed people simply to seek further power for its own sake. Since the copies Comméson created of those it absorbed made it look like the originals had powered up, rumors of a miraculous power-up water, which is able to multiplie one's power hundreds of times over, began to spread, luring in further invaders to call it the "Superhuman Water".

Fearing it to destroy the entire universe, the people of Potaufeu sacrificed themselves to seal it away, leaving only Potage to guard it over the next century.

## Trivia

* Comméson is a pun on Consommé (コンソメ, *Konsome*), a kind of soup.
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* English
* Chaozu
* Inoshikachō
* Tanmen
* Tenshinhan
* Tsuru Sennin

"**The Violent Monster Inoshikachō**" (あばれ怪獣イノシカチョウ, *Abare Kaijū Inoshikachō*; *FUNimation* "The Rampage of InoShikaCho"; Literally meaning "The Violent Monster Boar-Deer-Butterfly") is the eighty-second episode of the *Dragon Ball* anime.

## Summary

Gokū finds some people running away from their village. They say that a monster named Inoshikachō is terrorizing their village. Gokū goes to the village and finds two men, one of whom has a third eye, who defeated Inoshikachō. The villagers pay them 100,000 zeni for their services. Later, Gokū finds them in the woods with Inoshikachō around a campfire. Gokū realizes that they only pretended to kill the monster to get money. The three-eyed stranger fights Gokū. He chops down a tree, which falls on Gokū. A girl wakes him up, saying that she found him unconscious in the woods. Gokū goes to the next village and finds the two strangers pulling the same trick. Gokū says that they're friends with Inoshikachō, but they trick the villagers into believing Gokū is friends with them. Gokū picks up Inoshikachō and runs off, but the villagers catch him. The girl who saved him appears and clears Gokū's name.

## Trivia

* Despite débuting later in the manga, this episode marks Tsuru Sennin, Tenshinhan, and Chaozu's first appearance in the anime.
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* English
* Myū
* Psychic Bomber

"**This Guy's in Charge?! Mysterious Scientist Myū**" (こいつが親玉！？謎の科学者ミュー, *Koitsu ga Oyadama!? Nazo no Kagakusha Myū*; *FUNimation* "The Man Behind The Curtain") is the thirteenth episode of the *Dragon Ball GT* anime.

## Summary

Lood is powered up, though not at full strength, and he begins to fight Gokū and Trunks. Though powerful, his fighting technique is lacking, and Gokū and Trunks are able to take him down. Meanwhile, Doltakki is summoned before his master, Dr. Myū. Myū realizes that Lood is losing his fight, so he commands Doltakki to let Lood absorb Pan. When he refuses, Myū turns him into a doll, and Lord Lood absorbs both of them. Finally at full power, Lord Lood continues his fight against Gokū and Trunks with renewed energy.
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"**The Moment We've Waited For! Son Gokū is Revived**" (待ちに待ったぜこの瞬間！孫悟空が復活だ, *Machinimatta ze Kono Shunkan! Son Gokū ga Fukkatsu da*; *FUNimation* "The Moment of Truth Approaches! Goku Back in Action!") is the forty-first episode of the *Dragon Ball Kai* anime.

## Summary

Vegeta intervenes, using his newfound power and speed to rescue Gohan from Freeza's blast. While Gohan is grateful, Vegeta tells him he doesn't care about him as a person and only did it as a demonstration of his abilities - now that he has declared himself a Super Saiyan. The Saiyan prince powers up to unbelievable levels of strength, which leave Gohan, Kuririn, and Piccolo in awe - but no matter how much he powers up, and how many deadly attacks he dishes out, Freeza dodges and deflects everything. Vegeta quickly finds himself on the wrong end of the tyrant's attacks, and is quickly beaten once he realizes he has not actually achieved Super Saiyan status. Gohan attempts to help but is stopped by Piccolo, who claims Gohan wouldn't be able to do anything anyway. However, just as all hope seems lost, Gokū emerges from the rejuvenation chamber inside Freeza's spaceship - fully recovered and with his power once again increased beyond his expectations.
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* Dragon Kamehameha

"**Pan Vanishes?! A Tearful Ten-Fold Kamehameha**" (パンが消滅！？涙の１０倍かめはめ波, *Pan ga Shōmetsu!? Namida no Jū-bai Kamehameha*; *FUNimation* "Saying Goodbye") is the fifty-third episode of the *Dragon Ball GT* anime.

## Summary

The Seven-Star Dragon begins destroying the city. Inside of him, Pan can't take the destruction, so she telepathically pleads with Gokū to fight. He realizes that it's the right thing to do, so he reluctantly transforms into a Super Saiyan 4. Intending to kill the dragon, along with Pan, he hits the dragon with a Kamehameha. The dust clears, and the dragon is still alive. Gokū couldn't bring himself to put all of the necessary energy into the blast. The dragon turns the tide of the fight, and appears to knock Gokū out. He mockingly "grants Gokū's wish" by letting him see Pan one last time. He pushes Pan halfway out of him, and Gokū grabs her and pulls her out. The dragon regresses to his normal form, and Gokū destroys him. They claim the seven-star ball, and continue their journey.
DBK108

"**The Heinous Mage Babidi and King of the Underworld Dabra's Trap**" (極悪魔導師バビディと暗黒魔界の王ダーブラの罠, *Gokuaku Madōshi Babidi to Ankoku Makai no Ō Dābra no Wana*) is the one hundred eighth episode of the *Dragon Ball Kai* anime.

## Summary

East Kaiōshin and Kibito warn Gokū and the others about the malicious pair, with Dabra being the strongest being of the underworld and Babidi possessing magic powerful enough to sway him to become his henchman. Having obtained the energy from them and deeming them of no further use, Babidi kills Spopovitch with his magic while having his other henchman, Pui-Pui, kill Yamu. Having detected the presence of the Dragon Team, Babidi and Pui-Pui head inside of the ship while Dabra attacks the group, immediately killing Kibito and firing his spit at Kuririn and Piccolo, turning them into stone. Learning that they can only unpetrify them by killing Dabra, the remaining fighters chase after him into the ship, despite East Kaiōshin's warnings. Upon reaching the first floor, they are confronted by Pui-Pui, who informs them they must face several floors before they can reach Babidi at the bottom. The Saiyans, however, don't think much of their opponent and play a game of rock-paper-scissors to decide who should fight him, with Vegeta stepping up against him.
Chapter 75

* KZB
* DCE

"**Ambush in the Pirate Harbor**" (海賊港の伏兵, *Kaizoku Minato no Fukuhei*; *Viz* "Robot in Waiting!") is the seventy-fifth chapter of Part I of the *Dragon Ball* manga.

## Summary

As Gokū, Bulma and Kulilin enter the Pirate Harbor, unbeknownst to the three, General Blue is closely following behind. Just then, a robot appears and ambushes the three, leading Gokū and Kulilin to retaliate. Observing from afar, Blue realizes that the young boys can use martial arts. Gokū then tells Kulilin to retreat with Bulma to find the Dragon Ball while he handles the robot, and Blue secretly follows the two.

After a brief underwater struggle, Gokū emerges from the water, and uses his Nyoibō to aid him to land a devastating aerial attack on the robot, destroying it entirely. As Gokū chases after Bulma and Kulilin, the two use the Dragon Radar to track the Dragon Ball, and Kulilin draws an arrow on the ground to assist Gokū in finding them. Unbeknownst to them, Blue appears in order to alter the direction of the arrow to confuse Gokū, and the general pursues Kulilin and Bulma.