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Martial Artist Characters

2015-11-21T04:14:04Z

Kamiccolo9: /* Manga Characters */ Fixed some grammatical errors

==Manga Characters==
The following characters appear in [[Akira Toriyama]]'s ''[[Dragon Ball]]'' manga series.

{| class="biography"
|valign="top" width="80"|[[File:bio-chi_chi-manga.png|left|80px|link=Chi-Chi]]
|valign="top"|'''[[Chi-Chi]] (チチ)'''
{{Table bio|jp=[[Mayumi Shō]] (DB & Z 1-66), [[Naoko Watanabe]] (Z 88-291, GT, Kai)|funi=|appear=[[Dragon Ball Chapter 11]] / [[Dragon Ball Episode 7]]}}
The daughter of Gyūmaō, Chi-Chi joins Goku in search of Kame-Sen'nin, who possesses the Bashō Fan. Before Goku leaves her village, she asks him to marry her and Goku agrees, thinking that marriage is some sort of delicious food. The two eventually meet again as participants in the 23rd Tenka'ichi Budōkai, get married, and have two sons.
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{| class="biography"
|valign="top" width="80"|[[File:bio-chiaotzu-manga.png|left|80px|link=Chiaotzu]]
|valign="top"|'''[[Chiaotzu]] (餃子)'''
{{Table bio|jp=[[Hiroko Emori]]|funi=|appear=[[Dragon Ball Chapter 113]] / [[Dragon Ball Episode 82]]}}
Together with Tenshinhan, Chiaotzu trained in assassin techniques under Tsuru-Sen'nin. He is proficient in telepathic techniques, and after participating in the 22nd Tenka'ichi Budōkai he follows Tenshinhan's decision to leave Tsuru-Sen'nin. After giving his life to defend the Earth from Piccolo Daimaō and the Saiyans, he is revived by the power of the Dragon Balls, and spends his time training with Tenshinhan simply to become stronger.
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{| class="biography"
|valign="top" width="80"|[[File:bio-gyumao-manga.png|left|80px|link=Gyūmaō]]
|valign="top"|'''[[Gyūmaō]] (牛魔王)'''
{{Table bio|jp=[[Daisuke Gōri]] (DB, Z, GT, Kai 4-18), [[Ryūzaburō Ōtomo]] (Kai 55-98)|funi=|appear=[[Dragon Ball Chapter 11]] / [[Dragon Ball Episode 7]]}}
The father of Chi-Chi, Gyūmaō is known as the "emperor of devils". He spends his time protecting his castle full of treasure atop of Mount Frypan from treasure hunters. When he meets Son Goku, he informs him that he trained with Goku's Grandpa under Muten Rōshi.
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{| class="biography"
|valign="top" width="80"|[[File:bio-kame_sennin-manga.png|left|80px|link=Kame-Sen'nin]]
|valign="top"|'''[[Kame-Sen'nin]] (亀仙人)'''
{{Table bio|jp=[[Kōhei Miyauchi]] (DB & Z 1-260), [[Jōji Yanami]] ([[Dragon Ball Episode 137|DB 137]]), [[Hiroshi Masuoka]] ([[Dragon Ball Z Episode 288|Z 288]] & [[Dragon Ball GT|GT]]), [[Masaharu Satō]] ([[Dragon Ball Z Movie 13|Z M13]], Kai, [[Dragon Ball Z: Battle of Gods|DBZ: Battle of Gods]]), [[Kinya Aikawa]] ([[Dragon Ball 10th Anniversary Movie|10th Anniversary Movie]])|funi=|appear=[[Dragon Ball Chapter 3]] / [[Dragon Ball Episode 3]]}}
A perverted old man, Kame-Sen'nin is a legendary martial artist known throughout the world as "Muten Rōshi". He is Goku's teacher and master of the ''Kamehameha'' technique. To ensure his pupils Goku and Kuririn would continue to work hard, he enters the Tenka'ichi Budōkai twice under the pseudonym "Jackie Chun". Although he is a master of the martial arts, he normally spends much of his time trying to sneak a peek at women, and he owns a large collection of pornographic magazines.
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{| class="biography"
|valign="top" width="80"|[[File:bio-kenpo_fighter-manga.png|left|80px|link=Kenpō Fighter]]
|valign="top"|'''[[Kenpō Fighter]] (拳法家)'''
{{Table bio|jp=[[Kōji Totani]]|funi=|appear=[[Dragon Ball Chapter 68]] / [[Dragon Ball Episode 43]]}}
He is a ''kenpō'' fighter in West City, and stakes a 100,000 zenny prize to anyone who can defeat him in a ''kenpō'' match. Unfortunately for him, Goku takes up the challenge, but the fighter quickly forfeits his money after Goku hits him a few times and punches a hole in a brick wall.
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{| class="biography"
|valign="top" width="80"|[[File:bio-kuririn-manga.png|left|80px|link=Kuririn]]
|valign="top"|'''[[Kuririn]] (クリリン)'''
{{Table bio|jp=[[Mayumi Tanaka]]|funi=|appear=[[Dragon Ball Chapter 25]] / [[Dragon Ball Episode 14]]}}
Traveling from a village in the far East, Kuririn arrives on Kame-Sen'nin's island to receive training from the legendary martial artists. He quickly becomes Goku's rival as the two train to surpass Muten Rōshi and each other. However, as mutual respect grows between the two, an unbreakable friendship is formed which propels later arcs of the series.
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{| class="biography"
|valign="top" width="80"|[[File:bio-mister_satan-manga.png|left|80px|link=Mister Satan]]
|valign="top"|'''[[Mister Satan]] (ミスター・サタン)'''
{{Table bio|jp=[[Daisuke Gōri]] (Z, GT), [[Unshō Ishizuka]] (Kai, [[Dragon Ball: TAG VS|DB: TAG VS]] and all games following)|funi=|appear=[[Dragon Ball Chapter 393]] / [[Dragon Ball Z Episode 173]]}}
The world champion, and Videl's father, he is skilled at bluffing and being quite boastful. He entered the Cell Games with the goal of defeating Cell, but was sent flying into a mountain with a single blow. Still, he became world famous by taking credit for defeating Cell. After the good Majin Buu befriends him, he convinces him to stop killing people. Although he is no match, he fights the pure-evil Majin Buu in the Kaiōshin Realm and persuades the people of Earth to donate their energy to Goku's ''Super Genki-Dama''. In the words of Goku, he might actually be a true savior.
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{| class="biography"
|valign="top" width="80"|[[File:bio-mutaito-manga.png|left|80px|link=Mutaito]]
|valign="top"|'''[[Mutaito]] (武泰斗)'''
{{Table bio|jp=[[Kenji Utsumi]]|funi=|appear=[[Dragon Ball Chapter 135]] / [[Dragon Ball Episode 102]]}}
The legendary martial artist master who taught Kame-Sen'nin and Tsuru-Sen'nin. He invented the ''Mafūba'' to seal away the evil Piccolo Daimaō, in exchange for his own life. He teaches Goku, who slips back in time while training with God, the general concept of ''ki'' and how to control it.
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{| class="biography"
|valign="top" width="80"|[[File:bio-son_gohan_grandpa-manga.png|left|80px|link=Son Gohan (Grandpa)]]
|valign="top"|'''[[Son Gohan (Grandpa)|Son Gohan]] (孫悟飯)'''
{{Table bio|jp=[[Osamu Saka]], [[Kinpei Azusa]] ([[Dragon Ball Z TV Special 1|Z SP1]]), [[Shigeru Chiba]] (Kai)|funi=|appear=[[Dragon Ball Chapter 103]] / [[Dragon Ball Episode 73]]}}
Son Goku's adoptive grandfather, he is a famous martial artist who was formerly Kame-Sen'nin's #1 pupil. He is a kind and gentle old man, but is crushed to death when a young Goku became an Ōzaru. Following his death, he is summoned from the afterlife by Uranai Baba to battle Goku. After a fierce battle, he resigns and returns to the afterlife proud to have seen that Goku has surpassed him.
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{| class="biography"
|valign="top" width="80"|[[File:bio-tao_pai_pai-manga.png|left|80px|link=Tao Pai-pai]]
|valign="top"|'''[[Tao Pai-pai]] (桃白白)'''
{{Table bio|jp=[[Chikao Ōtsuka]]|funi=|appear=[[Dragon Ball Chapter 85]] / [[Dragon Ball Episode 58]]}}
The younger brother of Tsuru-Sen'nin, he is known globaly as the world's greatest assassin. After General Blue fails in retrieving Goku's Dragon Balls, Tao Pai-pai is hired by the Red Ribbon Army to do so himself, but first he executes Blue with his tongue. He then steals Goku's Dragon Balls, but is eventually defeated after Goku finishes his training with Karin. Years later at the 23rd Tenka'ichi Budōkai, Tao Pai-pai reappears as a cyborg, but is promptly defeated by an enraged Tenshinhan.
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{| class="biography"
|valign="top" width="80"|[[File:bio-tenshinhan-manga.png|left|80px|link=Tenshinhan]]
|valign="top"|'''[[Tenshinhan]] (天津飯)'''
{{Table bio|jp=[[Hirotaka Suzuoki]] ([[Dragon Ball (anime)|DB]] & [[Dragon Ball Z|Z]]), [[Kōichi Yamadera]] (Z [[Dragon Ball Z Episode 82|82]] & [[Dragon Ball Z Episode 84|84]]), [[Mitsuaki Madono]] ([[Dragon Ball Z: Burst Limit|DBZ: Burst Limit]], [[Dragon Ball Z: Infinite World|DBZ: Infinite World]]), [[Hikaru Midorikawa]] ([[Dragon Ball Kai|Kai]], [[Dragon Ball: Raging Blast|DB: Raging Blast]], [[Dragon Ball Z: Battle of Gods|DBZ: Battle of Gods]])|funi=|appear=[[Dragon Ball Chapter 113]] / [[Dragon Ball Episode 82]]}}
Aspiring to be an assassin like Tao Pai-pai, he studies the martial arts under Tsuru-Sen'nin. However, after being influenced by Kame-Sen'nin at the 22nd Tenka'ichi Budōkai, he left Tsuru-Sen'nin to follow his own path. He participates in numerous battles with Goku to defend the Earth, even giving his life to help his comrades. After training under Kaiō, he was revived through Porunga, and continues to train with Chiaotzu to become even stronger.
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{| class="biography"
|valign="top" width="80"|[[File:bio-uub-manga.png|left|80px|link=Uub]]
|valign="top"|'''[[Uub]] (ウーブ)'''
{{Table bio|jp=[[Megumi Urawa]] (Z), [[Atsushi Kisaichi]] (GT)|funi=|appear=[[Dragon Ball Chapter 518]] / [[Dragon Ball Z Episode 290]]}}
Hearing Goku's wish for Majin Buu to return as a good person, Enma-''daiō'' arranges for him to be reincarnated as a human. The young boy enters the Tenka'ichi Budōkai in order to win the prize money for his family on South Island, but is intentionally matched up against Goku. Although he is normally meek, the stupendously powerful Majin Buu is hidden inside him and he holds his own in his match with Goku. Seeing his tremendous potential, Goku offers to train him, and the two depart together on a new adventure.
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{| class="biography"
|valign="top" width="80"|[[File:bio-videl-manga.png|left|80px|link=Videl]]
|valign="top"|'''[[Videl]] (ビーデル)'''
{{Table bio|jp=[[Yūko Minaguchi]], [[Shino Kakinuma]] ([[Dream 9 Crossover Special|Toriko × OP × DBZ: Super Collaboration Special!!]], Kai)|funi=|appear=[[Dragon Ball Chapter 421]] / [[Dragon Ball Z Episode 200]]}}
The daughter of Mister Satan, she listens to police communications and helps fight crime in Satan City. In high school she meets Son Gohan, who himself has taken on the secret life of fighting crime, but she quickly sees through his Great Saiyaman identity and convinces him to train her. The two eventually wed and have a daughter, Pan.
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{| class="biography"
|valign="top" width="80"|[[File:bio-yajirobe-manga.png|left|80px|link=Yajirobe]]
|valign="top"|'''[[Yajirobe]] (ヤジロベー)'''
{{Table bio|jp=[[Mayumi Tanaka]]|funi=|appear=[[Dragon Ball Chapter 138]] / [[Dragon Ball Episode 104]]}}
A former vagabond, he first meets Goku when he comes in search of the Dragon Ball around his neck. Although he often runs from battle, he is a master swordsman who does what he can to help his friends. After Piccolo Daimaō's defeat, he climbs Karin Tower with the badly beaten Goku on his back. During the battle with Vegeta, he used his sword to cut off Ōzaru Vegeta's tail, returning him to his normal form and saving everyone. These days he lives at Karin Tower, and seems to be half-retired.
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{| class="biography"
|valign="top" width="80"|[[File:bio-yamcha-manga.png|left|80px|link=Yamcha]]
|valign="top"|'''[[Yamcha]] (ヤムチャ)'''
{{Table bio|jp=[[Tōru Furuya]]|funi=|appear=[[Dragon Ball Chapter 7]] / [[Dragon Ball Episode 5]]}}
Yamcha is a common thief who packs quite a punch. With the help of his friend Pu'er, he steels Hoi Poi Capsules from any wanderers who travel through his desert. After hearing of the Dragon Balls, he tries to steal them from Goku and Bulma, as he wants to do away with his horrible fear of women. He participates in numerous battles with Goku to defend the Earth, even giving his life to help his friends.
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==Anime Original Characters==
The following characters are original to [[Toei Animation]]'s animated adaptation based on Akira Toriyama's ''Dragon Ball'' manga series.

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|valign="top" width="80"|[[File:bio-chin_shoken-anime.png|left|80px|link=Chin Shōken]]
|valign="top"|'''[[Chin Shōken]] (陳小拳)'''
{{Table bio|jp=[[Katsue Miwa]]|funi=|appear=[[Dragon Ball Episode 80]]}}
The son of Chin Taiken, he respects his father more than anyone else and has a strong "never give up" spirit. He wished to take his sick father's place and fight in a match against Tenlong of the Leopard-Fang School, but his father opposed this and selected Goku instead.
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{| class="biography"
|valign="top" width="80"|[[File:bio-chin_taiken-anime.png|left|80px|link=Chin Taiken]]
|valign="top"|'''[[Chin Taiken]] (陳大拳)'''
{{Table bio|jp=[[Shinji Ogawa]]|funi=|appear=[[Dragon Ball Episode 80]]}}
A famous martial artist in his city, he is the father of Chin Shōken and runs the Chin-Star School. He was to fight against Tenlong of the Leopard-Fang School in a match held before the king to restore the Chin-Star School's reputation, but a sudden illness caused him to forfeit. He asks Goku to participate in his place.
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{| class="biography"
|valign="top" width="80"|[[File:bio-shaolong-anime.png|left|80px|link=Hyōga Shaolong]]
|valign="top"|'''[[Hyōga Shaolong]] (豹牙昇龍)'''
{{Table bio|jp=[[Takeshi Watabe]]|funi=|appear=[[Dragon Ball Episode 80]]}}
The younger brother of Tenlong, the master of the Leopard-Fang School. Although he is quite large and looks rather strong, he has no substantial skill in the martial arts and is no match for the likes of Goku. He often rampages the city like a thug in the name of the Leopard-Fang School. Viewing Chin Taiken as an eyesore, he frames his son Shōken as a pickpocket and Taiken is forced to enter a royal match to regain his school's honor.
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{| class="biography"
|valign="top" width="80"|[[File:bio-tenlong-anime.png|left|80px|link=Hyōga Tenlong]]
|valign="top"|'''[[Hyōga Tenlong]] (豹牙天龍)'''
{{Table bio|jp=[[Kaneto Shiozawa]]|funi=|appear=[[Dragon Ball Episode 80]]}}
The master of the Leopard-Fang School and Shaolong's older brother, he is a martial artist with both strength and skill. There is bad blood between him and Chin Taiken, who does not approve of his misuse of martial arts. Representing the Leopard-Fang School, he participates in a royally-overseen match with Goku, who fills in for the sick Chin Taiken.
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{{Characters}}
[[Category:Character]]

Dragon Ball Episode 2

2015-11-21T04:08:57Z

Kamiccolo9: /* Synopsis */ Minor grammatical fixes

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| previous = Dragon Ball Episode 1
| next = Dragon Ball Episode 3
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{{Infobox episode
| image =
{{tabber |
{{tab | Japanese | [[File:db_eps002_title.png|320px|Dragon Ball Episode 2 (Japanese)]]}}
{{tab | English | [[File:db_eps002_title-eng.png|320px|Dragon Ball Episode 2 (English)]]}}
}}
| jpn_title = あらららー！タマがない！
| rom_title = Arararaa! Tama ga Nai!
| eng_title = ''Alalala''–! No Balls!
| air_date = [[Template:March 5|05 March 1986]] ([[Fuji TV]])
| opening = [[Makafushigi Adobenchā!|Mystical Adventure!]]
| eyecatch = 1st Eyecatch
| insert_song =
| ending = [[Romantikku Ageru Yo|I'll Give You Romance]]
| chapters = [[Dragon Ball Chapter 2]] [[Dragon Ball Chapter 3]] (Pages 1-7)
| rating = 27.1%
| format = 4:3 (NTSC)
| scenario = [[Toshiki Inoue]]
| scenario2 =
| art = [[Eiji Itō]]
| art2 =
| animation = [[Tomekichi Takeuchi]]
| storyboard =
| director = [[Daisuke Nishio]]
| ocean_title = The Emperor's Quest
| ocean_date =
| funi_title = The Emperor's Quest
| funi_date =
}}
"'''''Alalala''–! No Balls!'''" is the second episode of the Japanese animated television series ''[[Dragon Ball (anime)|Dragon Ball]]''. The episode first aired in Japan on [[Fuji TV]] on '''05 March 1986''', receiving a ratings share of 27.1%. The episode was written by [[Toshiki Inoue]] and directed by [[Daisuke Nishio]].

==Synopsis==
Goku and Bulma continue their search, looking for the fourth Dragon Ball. Bulma brings a house out from a Hoi Poi capsule, and they spend the night in there. However, Goku, who has always lived in the mountains, mistakes Bulma for a sorceress. As Goku is surprised at the interior lighting and television, Bulma remarks that he's a hick! The next morning, a lost sea turtle appears before the pair! At the turtle's request, the two set out to carry him to the sea.

==Cast==
The following table provides the cast as credited in the original Japanese broadcast. Additional characters/cast members not originally credited, or with speaking roles exclusive to a specific dubbing, have been included at the bottom of the table.

{| class="wikitable" align="center" style="min-width:50%; margin: 1em auto 1em auto;"
!rowspan=2|Character!!colspan=3|Cast
|- style="border-bottom: 2px solid #AAA"
!Japanese!!English (Ocean)!!English (FUNimation)
|-
|[[Son Goku]]||[[Masako Nozawa]]||Saffron Henderson||[[Stephanie Nadolny]]
|-
|[[Bulma]]||[[Hiromi Tsuru]]||Lalainia Lindbjerg||[[Tiffany Vollmer]]
|-
|[[Pilaf]]||[[Shigeru Chiba]]||[[Don Brown]]||[[Chuck Huber]]
|-
|[[Shuu]]||[[Tesshō Genda]]||[[Doug Parker]]||[[Chris Cason]]
|-
|[[Mai]]||[[Eiko Yamada]]||Teryl Rothery||[[Julie Franklin]]
|-
|[[Umigame| Kame (Turtle)]]||[[Daisuke Gōri]]||Unknown||[[Christopher R. Sabat]]
|-
|[[Narrator]]||[[Jōji Yanami]]||[[Jim Conrad]]||[[Brice Armstrong]]
|}

==Main Staff==
The following list provides the main staff responsible for the production of this episode as credited in this specific episode's ending credits.

*'''Scenario:''' [[Toshiki Inoue]]
*'''Director (Storyboard):''' [[Daisuke Nishio]]
*'''Animation Supervisor:''' [[Tomekichi Takeuchi]]
*'''Art Director:''' [[Eiji Itō]]

*'''Key Animation:''' Iiduka Yōko, Masako Misumi
*'''Special Effects:''' Yukari Hashimoto
*'''Photography:''' Motoaki Ikenoue
*'''Assistant Director:''' Yoshihiro Ueda
*'''Production Progression:''' Mitsuo Hashimoto

==External Links==
*[http://www.kanzenshuu.com/episode/db/eps-002/ Kanzenshuu Episode Guide - Dragon Ball Episode 2]

{{Anime}}
[[Category:Dragon Ball (anime)|002]]
[[Category:Toshiki Inoue|1-002]]
[[Category:Daisuke Nishio|1-002]]
[[Category:Tomekichi Takeuchi|1-002]]
[[Category:Eiji Itō|1-002]]

Dragon Ball Z Episode 6

2015-08-21T17:56:54Z

Kamiccolo9: /* Synopsis */

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{{tab | Japanese | [[File:Dbz_eps006_title.png|320px|Dragon Ball Z Episode 6 (Japanese)]]}}
{{tab | English | [[File:dbz_eps006_title-eng.png|320px|Dragon Ball Z Episode 6 (English)]]}}
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| jpn_title = エンマ様もびっくりあの世でファイト
| rom_title = Enma-sama mo Bikkuri Ano-yo de Faito
| eng_title = Even Enma-sama is Surprised — A Fight in the Afterlife
| air_date = [[Template:June 07|07 June 1989]] ([[Fuji TV]])
| opening = [[CHA-LA HEAD-CHA-LA]]
| eyecatch = 1st Eyecatch
| ending = [[Detekoi Tobikiri ZENKAI Pawā!|Come Out, Incredible ZENKAI Power!]]
| chapters = [[Dragon Ball Chapter 205]] [[Dragon Ball Chapter 206]]
| rating = 16.8%
| format = 4:3 (NTSC)
| scenario = [[Keiji Terui]]
| scenario2 =
| art = [[Yūji Ikeda]]
| art2 = [[Shigenori Takada]]
| animation = [[Yukio Ebisawa]]
| storyboard =
| director = [[Mitsuo Hashimoto]]
| ocean_title =
| ocean_date =
| funi_title = No Time Like the Present
| funi_date = 22 June 2005 ([[Cartoon Network]])
}}
"'''Even Enma-sama is Surprised — A Fight in the Afterlife'''" is the sixth episode of the Japanese animated television series ''[[Dragon Ball Z]]''. The episode first aired in Japan on [[Fuji TV]] on '''07 June 1989''', receiving a ratings share of 16.8%. It was written by [[Keiji Terui]] and directed by [[Mitsuo Hashimoto]].

==Synopsis==
God takes Goku's body to the afterlife to meet with Great King Enma, the judge of the dead. God says that before Goku will be brought back to life with the Dragon Balls, he will train under Kaiō, who stands at the peak of all the gods in the universe. After receiving permission from Enma to meet Kaiō, Goku begins running along the Serpent Road, said to be a million kilometers long. Meanwhile, Piccolo kidnaps the unconscious Gohan, and takes him to a deserted wasteland. After testing Gohan's dormant power, Piccolo tells Gohan to strengthen himself so as to be able to draw that power out.

==Cast==
The following table provides the cast as credited in the original Japanese broadcast. Additional characters/cast members not originally credited, or with speaking roles exclusive to a specific dubbing, have been included at the bottom of the table.

{| class="wikitable" align="center" style="min-width:50%; margin: 1em auto 1em auto;"
!rowspan=2|Character!!colspan=2|Cast
|- style="border-bottom: 2px solid #AAA"
!width=33%|Japanese!!width=33%|English (FUNimation)
|-
|[[Son Goku]]||rowspan=2|[[Masako Nozawa]]||[[Sean Schemmel]]
|-
|[[Son Gohan]]||[[Stephanie Nadolny]]
|-
|[[Bulma]]||[[Hiromi Tsuru]]||[[Tiffany Vollmer]]
|-
|[[Kuririn]]||[[Mayumi Tanaka]]||[[Sonny Strait]]
|-
|[[Kame-Sen'nin]]||[[Kōhei Miyauchi]]||[[Mike McFarland]]
|-
|[[God]]||[[Takeshi Aono]]||[[Christopher Sabat|Christopher R. Sabat]]
|-
|[[Piccolo]]||[[Toshio Furukawa]]||[[Christopher Sabat|Christopher R. Sabat]]
|-
|[[Enma-daiō|Enma-''daiō'']]||[[Daisuke Gōri]]||[[Chris Rager]]
|-
|Guide||[[Hirohiko Kakegawa]]||Unknown
|-
|[[Narrator|Narration]]||[[Jōji Yanami]]||[[Kyle Hebert]]
|}

==Main Staff==
The following list provides the main staff responsible for the production of this episode as credited in this specific episode's ending credits.

*'''Scenario:''' [[Keiji Terui]]
*'''Director (Storyboard):''' [[Mitsuo Hashimoto]]
*'''Animation Supervisor:''' [[Yukio Ebisawa]]
*'''Art Director:''' [[Yūji Ikeda]] & [[Shigenori Takada]]

*'''Key Animation:''' Studio Live, Yukio Ebisawa, Hiroshi Takeuchi, Takahiro Yoshimatsu
*'''Special Effects:''' Kazuya Sakurada
*'''Photography:''' Studio Cosmos, Katsunori Maehara
*'''Assistant Director:''' Yasuhiro Uemura
*'''Production Progression:''' Yūichi Matsue

==External Links==
*[http://www.kanzenshuu.com/episode/dbz/eps-006/ Kanzenshuu Episode Guide - Dragon Ball Z Episode 6]

{{Anime}}
[[Category:Dragon Ball Z|006]]
[[Category:Keiji Terui|2-006]]
[[Category:Mitsuo Hashimoto|2-006]]
[[Category:Yukio Ebisawa|2-006]]
[[Category:Yūji Ikeda|2-006]]
[[Category:Shigenori Takada|2-006]]

Dragon Ball Super Episode 2

2015-08-07T01:45:11Z

Kamiccolo9: /* Summary */

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| image = [[File:super_eps002_title.png|320px|Dragon Ball Super Episode 2 (Japanese)]]
| jpn_title = 約束のリゾートへ！ベジータが家族旅行！？
| rom_title = Yakusoku no Rizōto e! Bejīta ga Kazoku Ryokō!?
| eng_title = Onward to the Promised Resort! Vegeta Goes on a Family Trip?!
| air_date = [[Template:July 12|12 July 2015]] ([[Fuji TV]])
| opening = [[Chōzetsu ☆ Dynamic!]]
| eyecatch = 2nd Eyecatch
| ending = [[Hello Hello Hello]]
| rating = 5.6%
| format = 16:9 (NTSC)
| scenario = [[King Ryū]]
| scenario2 =
| art = [[Miyuki Satō]]
| art2 =
| animation = [[Miyako Tsuji]]
| storyboard = [[Naotoshi Shida]]
| director = [[Masato Mikami]]
| funi_title =
| funi_date =
}}
"'''Onward to the Promised Resort! Vegeta Goes on a Family Trip?!'''" is the second episode of the Japanese animated television series ''[[Dragon Ball Super]]''. The episode first aired in Japan on [[Fuji TV]] on '''12 July 2015''', receiving a ratings share of 5.6%. It was written by [[King Ryū]] and directed by [[Masato Mikami]].

==Summary==
Kaiō is going for a joyride around his small planet, cracking bad jokes to Bubbles and Gregory, when Goku teleports in front of them. Kaio crashes the car into his house in surprise, and is annoyed to learn that Goku has stopped by for more training.

On Earth, Bulma is flying over to a resort island in her personal plane, with Trunks napping in the back and Vegeta standing outside on the roof. When Vegeta complains that this will not count as training, Bulma ramps up the speed and dives underwater for a bit. Later, while shopping on the island, Bulma asks Vegeta why he’s taking time out of his training to go on a trip like this with them. Vegeta thinks back to when he promised to take Trunks to an amusement park while the two were training before Majin Buu appeared. Bulma notes that Vegeta seems somehow different since fighting Buu. The family goes on to enjoy various attractions around the island, including a train and a lot more shopping, before having dinner in a fancy restaurant. Trunks and Vegeta both devour endless food, until Vegeta gets covered head to toe in ink while eating a whole octopus. This angers him so much that his power shatters the restaurant’s windows, but he finally manages to restrain himself.

While the family sit on the beach watching the sunset, Bulma sees a cruise liner and thinks that a ship like that might be a good place to hold her birthday party. As the nighttime festivities get increasingly rowdy, Vegeta is having trouble containing his irritation. Despite having admitted during the battle with Buu that Goku is number one, he still does not want to fall behind on his training. When the MC invites him up on stage, it is the last straw; he finally snaps and blasts off. Bulma is impressed that he managed to last so long, and Trunks happily calls out “thanks dad!” as Vegeta vanishes into the distance.

Out in the depths of space, Beerus is trying to remember the details of his dream as he and Whis head to another alien planet. On this planet, primitive green creatures with four eyes and four arms battle against a gigantic winged dinosaur. The natives' stone weapons are no match, but in the end the dinosaur is single-handedly defeated by a larger yellow member of their species: their leader. No sooner has the leader defeated the dinosaur than Whis appears before him, asking if he and Beerus can try some of the dinosaur’s meat. When the leader does not understand, Whis repeats the request in the natives' grunting language. Unpersuaded, the leader transforms into a larger red form, ready for a fight. Beerus has lost patience; he had hoped eating the meat of such a “gutsy” creature might help him remember the figure from his prophetic dream. Whis points out the Beerus’ “prophetic” dreams have not been terribly accurate in the past, such as when Beerus dreamed that a pop idol would be moving in with them. Deciding he can do without the meat after all, Beerus easily kills the native leader, and proceeds to blow up the planet.

As the planet is destroyed, the Elder Kaiōshin off in the Kaiōshin Realm can tell that something is wrong. He asks the younger Kaiōshin if he can sense that the God of Destruction, Beerus has awakened. Back on Earth, Vegeta has returned to Capsule Corporation and starts training in the gravity room, while Goku has likewise begun training on Kaiō’s planet by dragging huge weights around. Seeing the planet’s explosion causes Beerus to finally remember the figure from his dream: “Super Saiyan God”. He and Whis return home so that he can try and remember more…

==Cast==
The following table provides the cast as credited in the original Japanese broadcast. Additional characters/cast members not originally credited, or with speaking roles exclusive to a specific dubbing, have been included at the bottom of the table.

{| class="wikitable" align="center" style="min-width:50%; margin: 1em auto 1em auto;"
!rowspan=2|Character!!colspan=2|Cast
|- style="border-bottom: 2px solid #AAA"
!Japanese
|-
|[[Son Goku]]||[[Masako Nozawa]]
|-
|[[Bulma]]||[[Hiromi Tsuru]]
|-
|[[Vegeta]]||[[Ryō Horikawa]]
|-
|[[Trunks]]||[[Takeshi Kusao]]
|-
|[[Kaiōshin|Kibito-Kaiōshin]]||[[Shin'ichirō Ōta]]
|-
|[[Elder Kaiōshin]]||[[Ryōichi Tanaka]]
|-
|[[Beerus]]||[[Kōichi Yamadera]]
|-
|[[Whis]]||[[Masakazu Morita]]
|-
|[[Kaiō]]||[[Jōji Yanami]]
|-
|[[Bubbles]]||[[Takahiro Fujimoto]]
|-
|Moderator||[[Hiroaki Miura]]
|-
|Leader||[[Sōta Arai]]
|-
|rowspan=5|Guest||[[Yōhei Namekawa]]
|-
|[[Tomonori Ishihara]]
|-
|[[Takahashi Karin]]
|-
|[[Wakana Kingyo]]
|-
|[[Hitomi Ōwada]]
|}

==Main Staff==
The following list provides the main staff responsible for the production of this episode as credited in this specific episode's ending credits.

*'''Scenario:''' [[King Ryū]]
*'''Storyboard:''' [[Naotoshi Shida]]
*'''Director:''' [[Masato Mikami]]
*'''Animation Supervisor:''' [[Miyako Tsuji]]
*'''Art Director:''' [[Miyuki Satō]]

*'''Key Animation:''' Naoki Tate, Yūki Hayashi, Yui Kinoshita, Tomoko Kusunoki, Hiroyuki Itai, Tomoya Kosakai, Midori Nakamura, Hazuki Nakawatari, Keiji Fukuhara, Mua Tsukino, Akiko Nakano, Kazuyuki Ikai, Michio Satō, Takashi Hirabayashi, Tomoyuki Ōshita, Yūki Kinoshita, Rieko Noguchi, Shinkiro Hattori, Kazuhiko Wanibuchi, Junji Uesugi, Yumiko Tomiki, Yūsuke Adachi, Tamaki Ishii, Naoki Mishiba, Satsuki Aizu, Wang Ik
*'''Digital Special Effects:''' Nobuhiro Shimokawa
*'''Assistant Director:''' Masato Mikami, Megumi Ishitani
*'''Production Progression:''' Ryō Nanba

==External Links==
*[http://www.kanzenshuu.com/episode/super/eps-002/ Kanzenshuu Episode Guide - Dragon Ball Super Episode 2]

{{Anime}}
[[Category:Dragon Ball Super|002]]
[[Category:King Ryū|5-002]]
[[Category:Masato Mikami|5-002]]
[[Category:Miyako Tsuji|5-002]]
[[Category:Miyuki Satō|5-002]]

Dragon Ball GT Episode 6

2015-07-12T19:53:37Z

Kamiccolo9: /* Synopsis */

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| jpn_title = ちょっとイテえぞ！？悟空の歯医者
| rom_title = Chotto Itē zo!? Gokū no Haisha
| eng_title = It’s Going to Hurt?! Goku the Dentist
| air_date = [[Template:March 13|13 March 1996]] ([[Fuji TV]])
| opening = [[DAN DAN Kokoro Hikarete'ku]]
| eyecatch =
| insert_song =
| ending = [[Hitori ja Nai]]
| chapters =
| rating = 16.0%
| format = 4:3 (NTSC)
| scenario = [[Atsushi Maekawa]]
| scenario2 =
| art = [[Tomoko Yoshida]]
| art2 =
| animation = [[Naoki Miyahara]]
| storyboard =
| director = [[Mitsuo Hashimoto]]
| ocean_title = Like Pulling Teeth
| ocean_date =
| funi_title = Like Pulling Teeth
| funi_date = 12 March 2005 ([[Cartoon Network]])
}}

"'''It’s Going to Hurt?! Goku the Dentist'''" is the sixth episode of the Japanese animated television series ''[[Dragon Ball GT]]''. The episode first aired in Japan on [[Fuji TV]] on '''13 March 1996''', receiving a ratings share of 16.0%. The episode was written by [[Atsushi Maekawa]] and directed by [[Mitsuo Hashimoto]].

==Synopsis==
After leaving Planet Imegga with Trunks' repaired spaceship, the Saiyans find themselves landing on Planet Monmāsu, a planet where everything is bigger than normal. As they look for a Dragon Ball, Giru discovers its location near a giant apple tree, where they find the Four-Star Ball lying on the ground. As they near the Dragon Ball, their good fortune takes a turn for the worse when an apple falls on it. Before they have chance to retrieve it, a giant hawk takes the apple with the Dragon Ball on it and gives it to a giant alien. He then eats it, which causes the Dragon Ball to stick into his tooth. In unbearable pain, he goes on a rampage. However, Goku is able to stop him by blasting his tooth out, getting the Dragon Ball in the process. After obtaining it, Goku and his companions bid the alien farewell and continue their adventure.

==Cast==
The following table provides the cast as credited in the original Japanese broadcast. Additional characters/cast members not originally credited, or with speaking roles exclusive to a specific dubbing, have been included at the bottom of the table.

{| class="wikitable" align="center" style="min-width:50%; margin: 1em auto 1em auto;"
!rowspan=2|Character!!colspan=3|Cast
|- style="border-bottom: 2px solid #AAA"
!Japanese!!English (FUNimation)
|-
|[[Son Goku]]||[[Masako Nozawa]]||[[Stephanie Nadolny]]
|-
|[[Pan]]||[[Yūko Minaguchi]]||Elise Baughman
|-
|[[Trunks]]||[[Takeo Kusao]]||[[Eric Vale]]
|-
|[[Giru]]||Shinobu Satōchi||[[Sonny Strait]]
|-
|[[Giant]]||Ryūzaburō Ōtomo||
|- style="border-bottom: 2px solid #AAA"
|[[Narrator]]||[[Jōji Yanami]]||Andrew Chandler
|}

==Main Staff==
The following list provides the main staff responsible for the production of this episode as credited in this specific episode's ending credits.

*'''Scenario:''' [[Atsushi Maekawa]]
*'''Director (Storyboard):''' [[Mitsuo Hashimoto]]
*'''Animation Supervisor:''' [[Naoki Miyahara]]
*'''Art Director:''' [[Mitsuo Hashimoto]]

*'''Key Animation:''' Seigasha, Takeuchi Tomekichi, Iizuka Yoko, Shimanuki Masahiro, Hisada Kazuya, Tate Naoki, Yamashita Megumi, Shida Naotoshi, Saeki Tetsuya, Katada, Akio, Minei Akatsuki, Ikai Kazuyuki
*'''Special Effects:''' Toshio Katsuoka, Nao Ōta
*'''Photography:''' Sankō Productions, Fumio Hirokawa, Gō Besshi, Takayoshi Matsudaira, Yoshihiko Aizawa
*'''Assistant Director:''' Hidehiko Kadota
*'''Production Progression:''' Akihiko Yamaguchi

==External Links==
*[http://www.kanzenshuu.com/episode/gt/ Kanzenshuu Episode Guide - Dragon Ball GT]

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[[Category:Dragon Ball GT|006]]
[[Category:Atsushi Maekawa|3-006]]
[[Category:Mitsuo Hashimoto|3-006]]
[[Category:Naoki Miyahara|3-006]]
[[Category:Mitsuo Hashimoto|3-006]]

Dragon Ball Z TV Special 1

2015-06-20T04:15:33Z

Kamiccolo9: /* Summary */ Edited for grammar, conciseness, removal of sensationalist quotes, and rearranged sentence structure.

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| jpn_title =
| rom_title = Tatta Hitori no Saishũ Kessen ~Furĩza ni Idonda Zetto-senshi Kakarotto no Chichi~
| eng_title = A Final, Solitary Battle - The Father of Z-Warrior Kakarotto, Who Challenged Freeza
| air_date = [[Template:October 17|17 October 1990]] ([[Fuji TV]])
| opening = [[CHA-LA HEAD-CHA-LA]]
| eyecatch = [[Dragon Ball Z TV Special 1 Eyecatches]]
| ending = [[Light's Journey]]
| chapters = [[Dragon Ball Chapter| ]]
| rating = 23.6%
| format = 4:3 (NTSC)
| scenario = Takao Koyama & Katsuyuki Sumisawa
| art = Tomoko Yoshida
| animation = Katsuyoshi Nakatsuru
| director = Mitsuo Hashimoto
| ocean_title = The Father of Goku
| funi_title = Bardock: The Father of Goku
| funi_date =
}}
'''"A Final, Solitary Battle - The Father of Z-Warrior Kakarotto, Who Challenged Freeza"''' is the first TV Special of the Japanese animated television series ''[[Dragon Ball Z]]''. The TV Special first aired in Japan on [[Fuji TV]] on '''17 October 1990''', receiving a ratings share of 23.6%. The episode was written by [[Takao Koyama]] & [[Katsuyuki Sumisawa]] and directed by [[Mitsuo Hashimoto]].

==Synopsis==
The Saiyan Bardock and his companions are conquering the planet Kanassa for their overlord, Freeza. An ambush by a survivor of their attack renders Bardock unconscious, and leaves him with the ability to see the future. This power proves to be more of a curse than a blessing, as Bardock is now privy to the details of his own death, and the destruction of his world. As Bardock strives in a doomed effort to ensure that the events seen in his visions do not come to pass, his son, Kakarot, is sent on a mission to eradicate all life on a planet called Earth.

==Summary==
On the day of his birth, the son of the Saiyan warrior, Bardock, is analyzed by a group of physicians on planet Vegeta. At the same time, a band of lower class Saiyans are laying waste to a city in their Oozaru forms. As the sun rises, these Saiyans, led by Bardock, relish in their conquest of the planet.

The group discusses how the people of the planet Kanassa are said to possess psychic abilities that allow them to see the future. Suddenly, a sole survivor springs a surprise attack on the band of Saiyans. The attack is repelled by the Saiyans, but the assailant, with his dying words, curses Bardock with the ability to see visions of the future. Now Bardock will have to suffer visions of the destruction of his planet, just as the victims of his attack did.

Bardock is left unconscious in a healing tank back on Vegeta, and the rest of his crew depart for a mission to the planet Meat, following orders directly from Freeza himself. As Bardock heals, he starts experiencing vivid hallucinations. He sees images of Kakarot growing up on a foreign planet and becoming stronger through numerous battles with powerful opponents. However, he also suffers visions of planet Vegeta exploding.

As Bardock awaits, he learns of the orders given to his team, and rushes to join them, briefly stopping to check on his son. Arriving on Meat, Bardock finds his teammates dead on a barren battlefield. His closest friend, Toma, with his dying breath that their mission was a setup to eliminate any powerful Saiyans who might potentially pose a threat to Freeza's reign.

While taking in this information, Bardock is attacked by the soldiers who killed his crew: the elite team of Dodoria, one of Freeza's right-hand men. Fighting them four-on-one, he is able to use his quick thinking to survive and take out his opponents. Dodoria himself enters the fray, however, and quickly dispatches the lone Saiyan. Thinking Bardock dead, Dodoria leaves to rejoin Freeza.

Bardock is still alive, however, and manages to get to his ship and set it to take him back to Vegeta. Along the way, he passes another space pod, which he senses contains Kakarot. Bardock lands on the planet, and, in a panic, tries to spread the word of Freeza's betrayal. No one believes him, however, and he is mocked for even suggesting that Freeza would turn on the Saiyans. With no other options, Bardock decides to attempt to stop Freeza and his men alone.

After seeing a vision of his son as an adult confronting Freeza, Bardock flies into space to confront Freeza. He is assaulted by dozens of Freeza's men, and while he manages to fight them off, they do slow him down. Freeza himself then emerges from the top of his ship, ready to finally put an end to the Saiyan world. Bardock, seeing his true foe, launches his strongest opponent in a last-ditch effort to save his planet.

This effort is in vain, however, as Freeza's rapidly growing attack is unfazed by Bardock's blast. Freeza unleashes his Death Ball, which consumes both Bardock and his own soldiers. As Bardock succumbs to the attack, he experiences one final vision: his son will one day face Freeza, and will triumph over the tyrant. Bardock dies with a smile on his face as the planet Vegeta is destroyed.

Blissfully unaware of all that has happened, Bardock's son, Kakarot, is discovered in a forest by Son Gohan, a great martial artist. Gohan adopts the baby to raise as his own grandson, giving him the name "Son Goku."

==Cast==
The following table provides the cast as credited in the original Japanese broadcast. Additional characters/cast members not originally credited, or with speaking roles exclusive to a specific dubbing, have been included at the bottom of the table.

{| class="wikitable" align="center" style="min-width:50%; margin: 1em auto 1em auto;"
!rowspan=2|Character!!colspan=3|Cast
|- style="border-bottom: 2px solid #AAA"
!Japanese!!English (FUNimation)
|-
|[[Bardock]]||[[Masako Nozawa]]||[[Sonny Strait]]
|-
|[[Son Goku]]||[[Masako Nozawa]]||[[Sean Schemmel]]
|-
|[[Toma]]||[[Kazuyuki Sogabe]]||[[Mike McFarland]]
|-
|[[Selypa]]||[[Yūko Mita]]||[[Linda Young]]
|-
|[[Pumbukin]]||[[Takeshi Watabe]]||[[Chris Rager]]
|-
|[[Totapo]]||[[Kōzō Shioya]]||[[Christopher Sabat]]
|-
|[[Freeza]]||[[Ryūsei Nakao]]||[[Linda Young]]
|-
|[[Zarbon]]||[[Shō Hayami]]||[[Christopher Sabat]]
|-
|[[Dodoria]]||[[Yukitoshi Hori]]||[[Chris Forbis]]
|-
|[[Tohro]]||[[Banjō Ginga]]||[[Mike McFarland]]
|-
|[[Son Gohan]]||[[Kinpei Azusa]]||[[Christopher Sabat]]
|-
|[[Vegeta]]||[[Ryō Horikawa]]||[[Christopher Sabat]]
|-
|[[Nappa]]||[[Shōzō Īzuka]]||[[Phil Parsons]]
|-
|Saiyan A||[[Hirohiko Kakegawa]]||Unknown
|-
|Saiyan B||[[Yūji Machi]]||Unknown
|-
|Saiyan C||[[Toshiaki Satō]]||Unknown
|-
|Saiyan D||[[Shinobu Satōchi]]||Unknown
|-
|Saiyan E||[[Michio Nakao]]||Unknown
|-
|[[Narrator]]||[[Jōji Yanami]]||[[Kyle Hebert]]
|}

==External Links==
*[http://www.kanzenshuu.com/episode/dbz/sp1/ Kanzenshuu Episode Guide - Dragon Ball Z TV Special 1]

{{Anime}}
[[Category:Dragon Ball Z|TV Special]]

Dragon Ball Z TV Special 1

2015-06-20T03:30:33Z

Kamiccolo9: /* Synopsis */

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| jpn_title =
| rom_title = Tatta Hitori no Saishũ Kessen ~Furĩza ni Idonda Zetto-senshi Kakarotto no Chichi~
| eng_title = A Final, Solitary Battle - The Father of Z-Warrior Kakarotto, Who Challenged Freeza
| air_date = [[Template:October 17|17 October 1990]] ([[Fuji TV]])
| opening = [[CHA-LA HEAD-CHA-LA]]
| eyecatch = [[Dragon Ball Z TV Special 1 Eyecatches]]
| ending = [[Light's Journey]]
| chapters = [[Dragon Ball Chapter| ]]
| rating = 23.6%
| format = 4:3 (NTSC)
| scenario = Takao Koyama & Katsuyuki Sumisawa
| art = Tomoko Yoshida
| animation = Katsuyoshi Nakatsuru
| director = Mitsuo Hashimoto
| ocean_title = The Father of Goku
| funi_title = Bardock: The Father of Goku
| funi_date =
}}
'''"A Final, Solitary Battle - The Father of Z-Warrior Kakarotto, Who Challenged Freeza"''' is the first TV Special of the Japanese animated television series ''[[Dragon Ball Z]]''. The TV Special first aired in Japan on [[Fuji TV]] on '''17 October 1990''', receiving a ratings share of 23.6%. The episode was written by [[Takao Koyama]] & [[Katsuyuki Sumisawa]] and directed by [[Mitsuo Hashimoto]].

==Synopsis==
The Saiyan Bardock and his companions are conquering the planet Kanassa for their overlord, Freeza. An ambush by a survivor of their attack renders Bardock unconscious, and leaves him with the ability to see the future. This power proves to be more of a curse than a blessing, as Bardock is now privy to the details of his own death, and the destruction of his world. As Bardock strives in a doomed effort to ensure that the events seen in his visions do not come to pass, his son, Kakarot, is sent on a mission to eradicate all life on a planet called Earth.

==Summary==
On the day of his birth, the infant saiyan named Kakarrot is analyzed by the staff physicians on Planet Vegeta, and said to be the son of the warrior, Bardock. Elsewhere, on the Planet Kanassa, under the light of a full moon, a band of lower class ranked saiyan warriors have transformed into their Oozaru forms and are laying waste to its cities and inhabitants.

At sunrise, the band of saiyans, led by Bardock, are relishing in their conquest of the planet. They have heard rumors that the Kanassan people possess psychic abilities that allow them to see the future. Just then, a sole Kanassan survivor, Tohro, springs a surprise attack on Bardock from amidst the rubble. Though the saiyans quickly retaliate, the dying Tohro curses Bardock with his dying words. Having foreboding visions regarding the saiyan invasion of his planet, and his own death by their hands, Tohro has passed that power to Bardock via his attack technique. Now, Bardock too, will be cursed to bear witness to his own destruction and that of his people.

Having blacked out from Tohro’s attack, Bardock is left to recuperate in a standard healing tank back on their home world, while the rest of his crew depart for a mission to Planet Meat. The orders came from the alien overlord Freeza himself. While resting in the rejuvenating liquid, Bardock begins to experience vivid hallucinations. Images of his son, Kakarrot, traveling to a foreign world, growing up, and becoming stronger through many battles with powerful opponents. Also, a disturbing vision of Planet Vegeta exploding torments him.

Upon awakening, Bardock learns of the specific orders issued to his team, and rushes to join them. Stopping only briefly to take a look at his newborn son, he tries to dismiss the visions as nonsense upon the disappointing assumption that his offspring is a weakling. Arriving on Meat, Bardock finds his teammates dead or dying on a barren battlefield. Toma, Bardock’s closest friend, reveals in his dying breath that the whole mission was a setup to eliminate any powerful saiyans who might one day pose a threat to Freeza’s reign.

It is then that Bardock is ambushed by Dodoria’s elite team, the very same who killed his crew. Engaging them four on one, Bardock eliminates them one by one with his quick thinking and confusion tactics. Dodoria, one of Freeza’s right hand men, then attacks Bardock with a large blast that he believes has finished off the saiyan. After returning to Freeza’s starship, they move towards the saiyan home world to finish off the rest. Only then do they realize that Bardock has survived and is also headed back to warn everyone.

Nearing orbit of Planet Vegeta, Bardock’s ship passes another; one headed out into the far reaches of space on a different trajectory. He senses that the occupant is his son. No doubt being sent to conquer a weaker planet not worth sending stronger warriors to. With Kakarrot safely away, Bardock is free to focus on saving those who are left. Yet, on his return, none will be rallied to the cause of combating the looming threat that approaches. Bardock is mocked and ridiculed for even suggesting that Freeza would turn on them. His course of action is clear, in a desperate, final move; he will attempt to stop them alone.

Ascending the steps of the tallest tower in the city, Bardock is haunted by a surreal vision. One of his son as an adult, standing alone on an alien world, followed by an image of Freeza, which prompts him to snap back to reality and fly into the upper atmosphere to prevent the destruction of his world. Once there, he is assaulted by a legion of Freeza’s standard foot soldiers. Though no match for the saiyan, whose power is growing ever stronger by the day, they do manage to slow him down. It is then that Freeza emerges from the top of the ship, and begins to prepare his attack. Bardock, seething with anger at the betrayal of his people who served loyally, launches his strongest attack directly at his oppressor.

Freeza’s rapidly growing death ball simply absorbs Bardock’s attack as he launches the world destroying technique at the planet, completely disregarding the fact that dozens of his own soldiers are directly in the way. Unable to change the course of events that he had foreseen, Bardock is consumed by the attack headed for Planet Vegeta. As he dies, one last vision fills his mind. The unknown battlefield from before spreads out before him, with his grown son at one end, and Freeza at the other. The future is clear to him, there will be a balancing of the scales, and revenge on Freeza will come someday at the hands of Kakarrot. Bardock dies with a smile on his face.

Arriving on earth, baby Kakarrot is discovered in the forest by an old man. Not just any man, but a powerful martial artist who ranks among the strongest warriors on the humble planet. As the infant is there alone without anyone to care for him, Son Gohan decides to adopt and raise the baby himself. Giving him the name “Son Goku”, Gohan takes him home to become his grandson. Thus the story of Dragonball begins..

==Cast==
The following table provides the cast as credited in the original Japanese broadcast. Additional characters/cast members not originally credited, or with speaking roles exclusive to a specific dubbing, have been included at the bottom of the table.

{| class="wikitable" align="center" style="min-width:50%; margin: 1em auto 1em auto;"
!rowspan=2|Character!!colspan=3|Cast
|- style="border-bottom: 2px solid #AAA"
!Japanese!!English (FUNimation)
|-
|[[Bardock]]||[[Masako Nozawa]]||[[Sonny Strait]]
|-
|[[Son Goku]]||[[Masako Nozawa]]||[[Sean Schemmel]]
|-
|[[Toma]]||[[Kazuyuki Sogabe]]||[[Mike McFarland]]
|-
|[[Selypa]]||[[Yūko Mita]]||[[Linda Young]]
|-
|[[Pumbukin]]||[[Takeshi Watabe]]||[[Chris Rager]]
|-
|[[Totapo]]||[[Kōzō Shioya]]||[[Christopher Sabat]]
|-
|[[Freeza]]||[[Ryūsei Nakao]]||[[Linda Young]]
|-
|[[Zarbon]]||[[Shō Hayami]]||[[Christopher Sabat]]
|-
|[[Dodoria]]||[[Yukitoshi Hori]]||[[Chris Forbis]]
|-
|[[Tohro]]||[[Banjō Ginga]]||[[Mike McFarland]]
|-
|[[Son Gohan]]||[[Kinpei Azusa]]||[[Christopher Sabat]]
|-
|[[Vegeta]]||[[Ryō Horikawa]]||[[Christopher Sabat]]
|-
|[[Nappa]]||[[Shōzō Īzuka]]||[[Phil Parsons]]
|-
|Saiyan A||[[Hirohiko Kakegawa]]||Unknown
|-
|Saiyan B||[[Yūji Machi]]||Unknown
|-
|Saiyan C||[[Toshiaki Satō]]||Unknown
|-
|Saiyan D||[[Shinobu Satōchi]]||Unknown
|-
|Saiyan E||[[Michio Nakao]]||Unknown
|-
|[[Narrator]]||[[Jōji Yanami]]||[[Kyle Hebert]]
|}

==External Links==
*[http://www.kanzenshuu.com/episode/dbz/sp1/ Kanzenshuu Episode Guide - Dragon Ball Z TV Special 1]

{{Anime}}
[[Category:Dragon Ball Z|TV Special]]

Dragon Ball Z TV Special 1

2015-06-20T03:30:10Z

Kamiccolo9: /* Synopsis */ Edited to remove more sensationalist comments, grammar check, removed colloquialisms, and made synopsis more concise

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| jpn_title =
| rom_title = Tatta Hitori no Saishũ Kessen ~Furĩza ni Idonda Zetto-senshi Kakarotto no Chichi~
| eng_title = A Final, Solitary Battle - The Father of Z-Warrior Kakarotto, Who Challenged Freeza
| air_date = [[Template:October 17|17 October 1990]] ([[Fuji TV]])
| opening = [[CHA-LA HEAD-CHA-LA]]
| eyecatch = [[Dragon Ball Z TV Special 1 Eyecatches]]
| ending = [[Light's Journey]]
| chapters = [[Dragon Ball Chapter| ]]
| rating = 23.6%
| format = 4:3 (NTSC)
| scenario = Takao Koyama & Katsuyuki Sumisawa
| art = Tomoko Yoshida
| animation = Katsuyoshi Nakatsuru
| director = Mitsuo Hashimoto
| ocean_title = The Father of Goku
| funi_title = Bardock: The Father of Goku
| funi_date =
}}
'''"A Final, Solitary Battle - The Father of Z-Warrior Kakarotto, Who Challenged Freeza"''' is the first TV Special of the Japanese animated television series ''[[Dragon Ball Z]]''. The TV Special first aired in Japan on [[Fuji TV]] on '''17 October 1990''', receiving a ratings share of 23.6%. The episode was written by [[Takao Koyama]] & [[Katsuyuki Sumisawa]] and directed by [[Mitsuo Hashimoto]].

==Synopsis==
The origin story of Son Goku is revealed, in a Special Episode about his father, a Saiyan named Bardock. It is his son’s birthday, and an unconcerned Bardock is out with his crew, conquering another planet in the name of their overlord, the alien tyrant known as Freeza. Succumbing to a surprise special attack from one of the survivors of the Planet Kanassa, Bardock is given the ability to see the future. A veiled curse in the disguise of a blessing, as Bardock will now be privy to the details of his own demise, the same as those whom he had just killed. Through a series of devastating events, coupled with equally traumatizing visions, Bardock now futilely races against the clock to change future. Perhaps peace can be found in the visions of the future, and all is not lost without hope.

The Saiyan Bardock and his companions are conquering the planet Kanassa for their overlord, Freeza. An ambush by a survivor of their attack renders Bardock unconscious, and leaves him with the ability to see the future. This power proves to be more of a curse than a blessing, as Bardock is now privy to the details of his own death, and the destruction of his world. As Bardock strives in a doomed effort to ensure that the events seen in his visions do not come to pass, his son, Kakarot, is sent on a mission to eradicate all life on a planet called Earth.

==Summary==
On the day of his birth, the infant saiyan named Kakarrot is analyzed by the staff physicians on Planet Vegeta, and said to be the son of the warrior, Bardock. Elsewhere, on the Planet Kanassa, under the light of a full moon, a band of lower class ranked saiyan warriors have transformed into their Oozaru forms and are laying waste to its cities and inhabitants.

At sunrise, the band of saiyans, led by Bardock, are relishing in their conquest of the planet. They have heard rumors that the Kanassan people possess psychic abilities that allow them to see the future. Just then, a sole Kanassan survivor, Tohro, springs a surprise attack on Bardock from amidst the rubble. Though the saiyans quickly retaliate, the dying Tohro curses Bardock with his dying words. Having foreboding visions regarding the saiyan invasion of his planet, and his own death by their hands, Tohro has passed that power to Bardock via his attack technique. Now, Bardock too, will be cursed to bear witness to his own destruction and that of his people.

Having blacked out from Tohro’s attack, Bardock is left to recuperate in a standard healing tank back on their home world, while the rest of his crew depart for a mission to Planet Meat. The orders came from the alien overlord Freeza himself. While resting in the rejuvenating liquid, Bardock begins to experience vivid hallucinations. Images of his son, Kakarrot, traveling to a foreign world, growing up, and becoming stronger through many battles with powerful opponents. Also, a disturbing vision of Planet Vegeta exploding torments him.

Upon awakening, Bardock learns of the specific orders issued to his team, and rushes to join them. Stopping only briefly to take a look at his newborn son, he tries to dismiss the visions as nonsense upon the disappointing assumption that his offspring is a weakling. Arriving on Meat, Bardock finds his teammates dead or dying on a barren battlefield. Toma, Bardock’s closest friend, reveals in his dying breath that the whole mission was a setup to eliminate any powerful saiyans who might one day pose a threat to Freeza’s reign.

It is then that Bardock is ambushed by Dodoria’s elite team, the very same who killed his crew. Engaging them four on one, Bardock eliminates them one by one with his quick thinking and confusion tactics. Dodoria, one of Freeza’s right hand men, then attacks Bardock with a large blast that he believes has finished off the saiyan. After returning to Freeza’s starship, they move towards the saiyan home world to finish off the rest. Only then do they realize that Bardock has survived and is also headed back to warn everyone.

Nearing orbit of Planet Vegeta, Bardock’s ship passes another; one headed out into the far reaches of space on a different trajectory. He senses that the occupant is his son. No doubt being sent to conquer a weaker planet not worth sending stronger warriors to. With Kakarrot safely away, Bardock is free to focus on saving those who are left. Yet, on his return, none will be rallied to the cause of combating the looming threat that approaches. Bardock is mocked and ridiculed for even suggesting that Freeza would turn on them. His course of action is clear, in a desperate, final move; he will attempt to stop them alone.

Ascending the steps of the tallest tower in the city, Bardock is haunted by a surreal vision. One of his son as an adult, standing alone on an alien world, followed by an image of Freeza, which prompts him to snap back to reality and fly into the upper atmosphere to prevent the destruction of his world. Once there, he is assaulted by a legion of Freeza’s standard foot soldiers. Though no match for the saiyan, whose power is growing ever stronger by the day, they do manage to slow him down. It is then that Freeza emerges from the top of the ship, and begins to prepare his attack. Bardock, seething with anger at the betrayal of his people who served loyally, launches his strongest attack directly at his oppressor.

Freeza’s rapidly growing death ball simply absorbs Bardock’s attack as he launches the world destroying technique at the planet, completely disregarding the fact that dozens of his own soldiers are directly in the way. Unable to change the course of events that he had foreseen, Bardock is consumed by the attack headed for Planet Vegeta. As he dies, one last vision fills his mind. The unknown battlefield from before spreads out before him, with his grown son at one end, and Freeza at the other. The future is clear to him, there will be a balancing of the scales, and revenge on Freeza will come someday at the hands of Kakarrot. Bardock dies with a smile on his face.

Arriving on earth, baby Kakarrot is discovered in the forest by an old man. Not just any man, but a powerful martial artist who ranks among the strongest warriors on the humble planet. As the infant is there alone without anyone to care for him, Son Gohan decides to adopt and raise the baby himself. Giving him the name “Son Goku”, Gohan takes him home to become his grandson. Thus the story of Dragonball begins..

==Cast==
The following table provides the cast as credited in the original Japanese broadcast. Additional characters/cast members not originally credited, or with speaking roles exclusive to a specific dubbing, have been included at the bottom of the table.

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!rowspan=2|Character!!colspan=3|Cast
|- style="border-bottom: 2px solid #AAA"
!Japanese!!English (FUNimation)
|-
|[[Bardock]]||[[Masako Nozawa]]||[[Sonny Strait]]
|-
|[[Son Goku]]||[[Masako Nozawa]]||[[Sean Schemmel]]
|-
|[[Toma]]||[[Kazuyuki Sogabe]]||[[Mike McFarland]]
|-
|[[Selypa]]||[[Yūko Mita]]||[[Linda Young]]
|-
|[[Pumbukin]]||[[Takeshi Watabe]]||[[Chris Rager]]
|-
|[[Totapo]]||[[Kōzō Shioya]]||[[Christopher Sabat]]
|-
|[[Freeza]]||[[Ryūsei Nakao]]||[[Linda Young]]
|-
|[[Zarbon]]||[[Shō Hayami]]||[[Christopher Sabat]]
|-
|[[Dodoria]]||[[Yukitoshi Hori]]||[[Chris Forbis]]
|-
|[[Tohro]]||[[Banjō Ginga]]||[[Mike McFarland]]
|-
|[[Son Gohan]]||[[Kinpei Azusa]]||[[Christopher Sabat]]
|-
|[[Vegeta]]||[[Ryō Horikawa]]||[[Christopher Sabat]]
|-
|[[Nappa]]||[[Shōzō Īzuka]]||[[Phil Parsons]]
|-
|Saiyan A||[[Hirohiko Kakegawa]]||Unknown
|-
|Saiyan B||[[Yūji Machi]]||Unknown
|-
|Saiyan C||[[Toshiaki Satō]]||Unknown
|-
|Saiyan D||[[Shinobu Satōchi]]||Unknown
|-
|Saiyan E||[[Michio Nakao]]||Unknown
|-
|[[Narrator]]||[[Jōji Yanami]]||[[Kyle Hebert]]
|}

==External Links==
*[http://www.kanzenshuu.com/episode/dbz/sp1/ Kanzenshuu Episode Guide - Dragon Ball Z TV Special 1]

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[[Category:Dragon Ball Z|TV Special]]

Dragon Ball GT Episode 3

2015-06-20T02:04:42Z

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| jpn_title = 超ガメツイ！！商人の惑星イメッガ
| rom_title = Chō-Gametsui!! Shōnin no Wakusei Imegga
| eng_title = Super Greedy!! The Merchant Planet Imegga
| air_date = [[Template:February 21|21 Feburary 1996]] ([[Fuji TV]])
| opening = [[DAN DAN Kokoro Hikarete'ku]]
| eyecatch =
| insert_song =
| ending = [[Hitori ja Nai]]
| chapters =
| rating = 19.1%
| format = 4:3 (NTSC)
| scenario = [[Aya Matsui]]
| scenario2 =
| art = [[Tsutomu Fujita]]
| art2 =
| animation = [[Yūji Hakamada]]
| storyboard =
| director = [[Kazuhito Kikuchi]]
| ocean_title = Terror on Imecka
| ocean_date =
| funi_title = Terror on Imecka
| funi_date = 19 Feburary 2005 ([[Cartoon Network]])
}}

"'''Super Greedy!! The Merchant Planet Imegga'''" is the third episode of the Japanese animated television series ''[[Dragon Ball GT]]''. The episode first aired in Japan on [[Fuji TV]] on '''21 February 1996''', receiving a ratings share of 19.1%. The episode was written by [[Aya Matsui]] and directed by [[Kazuhito Kikuchi]].

==Synopsis==
As Goku, Trunks, and Pan travel through space, they find themselves having trouble with their ship. They look outside, and see that a part has detached from the vessel. As their ship continues to have further malfunctions, they find themselves with no choice but to land on the nearby planet of Imegga. Upon their arrival, they discover that the people of this planet are willing to do anything to extort money out of the group. They find themselves staying in a hotel where they are charged for everything, and end up fleeing the place. The group ends up meeting a destitute Imeggan couple, who are evicted from their home by robots. The following morning, Trunks sees their spaceship being towed away, and the group enconters a small robot named Giru, who proceeds to eat the Dragon Radar!

==Cast==
The following table provides the cast as credited in the original Japanese broadcast. Additional characters/cast members not originally credited, or with speaking roles exclusive to a specific dubbing, have been included at the bottom of the table.

{| class="wikitable" align="center" style="min-width:50%; margin: 1em auto 1em auto;"
!rowspan=2|Character!!colspan=3|Cast
|- style="border-bottom: 2px solid #AAA"
!Japanese!!English (FUNimation)
|-
|[[Son Goku]]||[[Masako Nozawa]]||[[Stephanie Nadolny]]
|-
|[[Trunks]]||[[Takeshi Kusao]]||[[Eric Vale]]
|-
|[[Pan]]||[[Yūko Minaguchi]]||Elise Baughman
|-
|[[Chi-Chi]]||[[Naoko Watanabe]]||Cynthia Cranz
|-
|[[Gill]]||[[Shinobu Satōchi]]||[[Sonny Strait]]
|-
|Merchant #1||[[Ichirō Nagata]]||N/A
|-
|Merchant #2||[[Atsushi Kisaichi]]||N/A
|-
|Hotel Manager||[[Toshio Kobayashi]]||Andrew Chandler
|-
|[[Futopa]]||[[Yukimasa Kishino]]||Grant James
|-
|[[Futopa's wife]]||N/A||Laurie Steele
|- style="border-bottom: 2px solid #AAA"
|[[Narrator]]||[[Jōji Yanami]]||Andrew Chandler
|}

==External Links==
*[http://www.kanzenshuu.com/episode/gt/ Kanzenshuu Episode Guide - Dragon Ball GT]

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[[Category:Dragon Ball GT|003]]

Dragon Ball Z Episode 140

2015-06-19T20:58:34Z

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Dragon Ball GT Episode 2

2015-06-17T15:23:16Z

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| jpn_title = 主役は私！パン宇宙に飛び立つ！！
| rom_title = Shuyaku wa Watashi! Pan Uchū ni Tobitatsu!!
| eng_title = I'm the Star! Pan Blasts Off into Space!!
| air_date = [[Template:February 14|14 February 1996]] ([[Fuji TV]])
| opening = [[DAN DAN Kokoro Hikarete'ku]]
| ending = [[Hitori ja Nai]]
| rating = 19.7%
| format = 4:3 (NTSC)
| scenario = Aya Matsui
| art = Tomoko Yoshida
| animation = Masayuki Uchiyama
| director = Mitsuo Hashimoto
| ocean_title = Pan Blasts Off
| funi_title = Pan Blasts Off
| funi_date = 12 Feburary 2005 ([[Cartoon Network]])
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'''"I'm the Star! Pan Blasts Off into Space!!"''' is the second episode of the Japanese animated television series ''[[Dragon Ball GT]]''. The episode first aired in Japan on [[Fuji TV]] on '''14 February 1996''', receiving a ratings share of 19.7%. The episode was written by [[Aya Matsui]] and directed by [[Mitsuo Hashimoto]].

==Synopsis==
Bulma builds a spaceship after learning about the consequences of Pilaf's wish on the Black Star Dragon Balls. Goku leaves to pass the time, and is kidnapped by a pair who think he is Bulma's grandson. Mistaking Goku to be Bulma's grandson, they demand her to hand over a large amount of money in exchange for his life. Meanwhile, Vegeta forces Trunks and Goten to accompany Goku on the journey, thinking it would be good training for them. However, Goten gets a phone call at the last minute, and waits outside when Goku and Trunks enter the ship, and are surprised when they walk into Pan. Excitedly, Pan presses the launch button, leaving Goten behind. And now, the adventure of the trio on the search of the Black-Star Dragon Balls begins!

==Cast==
A table of the cast as credited in the original Japanese broadcast. Additional characters/cast members not originally credited, or with speaking roles exclusive to a specific dubbing, should be included at the bottom of the table. Characters and cast members should be linked to their appropriate pages, when applicable.

{| class="wikitable" align="center" style="min-width:50%; margin: 1em auto 1em auto;"
!rowspan=2|Character!!colspan=3|Cast
|- style="border-bottom: 2px solid #AAA"
!Japanese!!English (FUNimation)
|-
|[[Son Goku]]||rowspan=3|[[Masako Nozawa]]||[[Stephanie Nadolny]]
|-
|[[Son Gohan]]||[[Kyle Hebert]]
|-
|[[Son Goten]]||Robert McCollum
|-
|[[Trunks]]||[[Takeshi Kusao]]||[[Eric Vale]]
|-
|[[Pan]]||[[Yūko Minaguchi]]||Elise Baughman
|-
|[[Bulma]]||[[Hiromi Tsuru]]||[[Tiffany Vollmer]]
|-
|[[Chi-Chi]]||[[Naoko Watanabe]]||Cynthia Cranz
|-
|[[Vegeta]]||[[Ryo Horikawa]]||[[Chris Sabat]]
|-
|[[Pilaf]]||[[Shigeru Chiba]]||Chuck Huber
|-
|[[Mister Satan|Satan]]||[[Daisuke Gōri]]||Chris Rager
|-
|Big Bro' Kidnapper||Naoki Tatsuta||N/A
|-
|Little Bro' Kidnapper||Masato Hirano||N/A
|-
|Executive Lady||Noriko Kamimura||N/A
|-
|Secretary||Naoko Nakamura||N/A
|-
|[[Narrator]]||[[Jōji Yanami]]||Andrew Chandler
|}

==External Links==
*[http://www.kanzenshuu.com/episode/gt/ Kanzenshuu Episode Guide - Dragon Ball GT]

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[[Category:Anime]]
[[Category:Dragon Ball GT]]
[[Category:Episode]]

Dragon Ball GT Episode 1

2015-06-17T14:43:25Z

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| jpn_title = 謎のＤＢ出現!!悟空が子供に!?
| rom_title = Nazo no Doragon Bōru Shutsugen!! Gokū ga Kodomo ni!?
| eng_title = The Mysterious Dragon Balls Appear!! Goku Becomes a Child?!
| air_date = [[Template:February 7|07 Feburary 1996]] ([[Fuji TV]])
| opening = [[DAN DAN Kokoro Hikarete'ku]]
| eyecatch =
| insert_song =
| ending = [[Hitori ja Nai]]
| chapters =
| rating = 19.6%
| format = 4:3 (NTSC)
| scenario = [[Aya Matsui]]
| scenario2 =
| art = [[Tadanao Tsuji]]
| art2 =
| animation = [[Kazuya Hisada]]
| storyboard =
| director = [[Osamu Kasai]]
| ocean_title = A Devastating Wish
| ocean_date =
| funi_title = A Devastating Wish
| funi_date = 05 Feburary 2005 ([[Cartoon Network]])
}}

"'''The Mysterious Dragon Balls Appear!! Goku Becomes a Child?!'''" is the first episode of the Japanese animated television series ''[[Dragon Ball GT]]''. The episode first aired in Japan on [[Fuji TV]] on '''07 February 1996''', receiving a ratings share of 19.6%. The episode was written by [[Aya Matsui]] and directed by [[Osamu Kasai]].

==Synopsis==
It has been five years since Son Goku left the Tenka'ichi Budōkai to train Uub as his new pupil. As Uub's training ends, he participates in a sparring match with his master. While Goku battles his student, Pilaf, Shuu, and Mai secretly enter God's palace in order to steal a new set of Dragon Balls. This set of balls, which was made by the Namekian who would become God of Earth before he expunged the evil within him, is much more powerful than those that were created later. After finding these Black Star Dragon Balls, Pilaf summons a red Shenlong. Goku interrupts Pilaf while he is in the process of making his wish, startling Pilaf into accidentally wishing that Goku become small enough for him to beat. The dragon grants this wish, turning Goku into a child. Afterwards, the balls scatter, but, instead of being spread throughout the world like the normal balls, the Black Star balls are scattered throughout the galaxy. In addition to this, the use of these balls comes with a dangerous consequence: if they are not gathered within one year's time, the planet that the wish was made on will explode!

==Cast==
The following table provides the cast as credited in the original Japanese broadcast. Additional characters/cast members not originally credited, or with speaking roles exclusive to a specific dubbing, have been included at the bottom of the table.

{| class="wikitable" align="center" style="min-width:50%; margin: 1em auto 1em auto;"
!rowspan=2|Character!!colspan=3|Cast
|- style="border-bottom: 2px solid #AAA"
!Japanese!!English (FUNimation)
|-
|[[Son Goku]]||rowspan=2|[[Masako Nozawa]]||[[Stephanie Nadolny]]
|-
|[[Son Gohan]]||[[Kyle Hebert]]
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|[[Pan]]||[[Yūko Minaguchi]]||Elise Baughman
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|[[Chi-Chi]]||[[Naoko Watanabe]]||Cynthia Cranz
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|[[Mister Popo|Popo]]||[[Toku Nishio]]||Christopher Sabat
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|[[Dende]]||[[Hiro Yūki]]||Justin Cook
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|[[Uub]]||Atsushi Kisaichi||Sean Michael Teague
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|[[Kame-Sen'nin]]||[[Hiroshi Masuoka]]||Mike McFarland
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|[[Pilaf]]||[[Shigeru Chiba]]||[[Chuck Huber]]
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|[[Shuu]]||[[Tesshō Genda]]||[[Chris Cason]]
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|[[Mai]]||[[Eiko Yamada]]||[[Julie Franklin]]
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|[[Pobel]]||[[Hiroshi Kamiya]]||Unknown
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|Robber||[[Yasuhiko Kawazu]]||Unknown
|- style="border-bottom: 2px solid #AAA"
|[[Narrator]]||[[Jōji Yanami]]||Andrew Chandler
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|[[Ultimate Shenlong]]||[[Kenji Utsumi]]||[[Christopher Sabat]]
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|[[Kaiō]]||[[Jōji Yanami]]||[[Sean Schemmel]]
|}

==External Links==
*[http://www.kanzenshuu.com/episode/gt/ Kanzenshuu Episode Guide - Dragon Ball GT]

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Dragon Ball GT Episode 1

2015-06-17T04:49:58Z

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