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The Dangerous Duo!; Super-Warriors Can’t Rest
	Japanese English
危険なふたり！超戦士はねむれない; Kiken na Futari! Sūpā Senshi wa Nemurenai
危険なふたり！超戦士はねむれない; Kiken na Futari! Sūpā Senshi wa Nemurenai
Premiere Date	12 March 1994
Premiere Event	1994 Toei Anime Fair (Winter)
Running Time	52 minutes
Film Premiere Data
Total Gross	¥2.47 billion ($24.2 million)
Main Staff Credits
Scenario	Takao Koyama
Animation	Tadayoshi Yamamuro
Director	Shigeyasu Yamauchi
Executive Producer	Tsutomu Tomari ; Yoshio Anzai
Production	Toei Animation
FUNimation Dub
Title	Broly – Second Coming
Premiere Date	05 April 2005
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"The Dangerous Duo! Super-Warriors Can’t Rest" is the tenth theatrical film of the Japanese animated television series Dragon Ball Z. The movie premiered as part of the 1994 Winter "Toei Anime Fair" on 12 March 1994. It was written by series composer Takao Koyama and directed by Shigeyasu Yamauchi.

Synopsis

Goten, Trunks, and Videl are searching for the Dragon Balls, when a spaceship crashes to Earth. They investigate, and find Broli, who mistakes the young Goten for Kakarrot. As the battle ensues, Gohan arrives and joins in. Will the brothers be able to save the Earth without the help of their father?!

Summary

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Music

The following table is a scene-by-scene account of the musical tracks used in this episode. The background music is composed by Shunsuke Kikuchi, and our chronological internal catalogue numbers (完全集 Kanzenshuu) apply to tracks composed or arranged by him.

Background music (BGM) tracks generally do not have official titles, but the officially-released tracks do have official catalogue numbers, and these are given when they are known. Official catalogue numbers usually begin with M, but always with letters other than K; they are included in the "Catalogue/Title" column, and our in-house catalogue numbers are substituted when the official number is not known. The documentation and scene descriptions are adapted from The Suburbs of kenisu's Magicant.^[2]

**^† Debuted previously in Dragon Ball Z Movie 8.**
Dragon Ball Z Movie 10: Shunsuke Kikuchi OST
Scene	Catalogue		Title	Tonality	Releases
Scene	完全集	Official	Title	Tonality	M10	ＢＧＭ
Prologue and Title Card	K-1801	M1801	Sleep, Super Warrior	C Minor	M10:1	3:12a
Opening	WE GOTTA POWER (TV Size)			E Minor^[a]	M10:2	3:1
Goten chases a Dragon Ball	K-1802		Chase After the Dragon Balls!	F Major	M10:3
The Dragon Ball is in a bird nest	K-1803		The Two-Star Ball Is Among Eggs	F Major	M10:4
Trunks and Goten's wishful thinking	U-1801		(carnival music)	C Major	Unreleased
Birds riot; heroes find a village	K-1804		The Mischievous Trio and the Scapegoat Girl	F Major^[b]	M10:5
The "mountain god"	K-1805	M1806A	The Elder Speaks	F Minor^[c]	M10:6	3:12b
Goten's crying awakens Broli	K-1806		The Super-Warrior's Awakening	F Minor^[c]	M10:7
Videl and boys vs dinosaur	K-1807	M1808	Defeat Mr. Dinosaur	F Major^[d]	M10:8
Videl vs Broli	K-1808	M1809	Videl's SOS: An Encounter with Broli!	F Minor	M10:9	3:12d
Trunks distracts Broli	K-1809		Operation Recapture the Four-Star Ball	E Major^[e]	M10:10
Goten looks for the Four-Star Ball	K-1810		Where is it, Where? The Four-Star Ball	D Minor^[f]	M10:11
Goten tries to summon Shenlong	K-1811		Shenlong's Not Coming Out!?	F Major^[g]	M10:12
Broli's patience runs out	K-1812		Broli's Furious Attack!!	F Minor	M10:13
Gohan joins the fight	K-1813		The Avenging Broli		M10:14
Broli makes a crater	K-1814		Fight, Gohan!!		M10:15
Gohan tries to protect everyone	K-1815		The Beginning of the End		M10:16
Broli transforms	K-1816		Transformation Into A Demon		M10:17
Battle over the lava	K-1817	M1818	Don't You Lose, Gohan!!		M10:18	3:12e
"Piccolo" (Kuririn) saves Gohan	K-1522		K-1522^†		Unreleased
Broli rises from the lava	K-1818	M1820	The Demon Doesn't Die		M10:20	3:12f
The Dragon Balls slip out	K-1819		The Secret of the Dragon Balls		M10:21
Kuririn & Trunks are out; Videl & Goten come to^[h]	K-1820		Call Forth a Miracle!! Son Goku Appears		M10:22
The final push	K-1821	M1824	The Victory of Goku and His Sons	C Major	M10:23	3:12g
Videl chases Gohan	K-1822	M1826	The World's at Peace, Isn't It?	F Major	M10:24	3:12h
Ending	The Miraculous Big Fight (Movie Size)			C Major	M10:25	3:13

The opening song "CHA-LA HEAD-CHA-LA" and the ending song "The Miraculous Big Fight" are performed by Hironobu Kageyama.

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External Links

Kanzenshuu Movie Guide - Movie 10

Notes

↑ The full version of WE GOTTA POWER begins and ends in G Major, but the portion with singing is in the relative minor (E Minor), and the TV-Size version ends in E Minor.
↑ "The Mischievous Trio and the Scapegoat Girl" begins in F Major but transitions to the relative minor (D Minor) towards the end.
↑ "The Super-Warrior's Awakening" begins in F Minor with Broli's theme and then transitions to the parallel major (F Major) when the focus returns to Goten and Trunks.
↑ M1808 centers on C Major at the beginning (and once more), but the main melody begins and ends centered on F Major and the final note of the piece in the bass is F. See the track page for more details.
↑ The beginning and end of "Operation Recapture the Four-Star Ball" are tonally ambiguous, but the most functional portion of the piece is in E Major and the beginning centers on B (the 5th, or the dominant tone, in E). The piece ends on a A♭⁺ chord. (E is the augmented 5th in the A♭⁺ triad.)
↑ The beginning of "Where is it, Where? The Four-Star Ball" centers on A, as the dominant in D Minor, but it never resolves on D Minor. The piece ends with a reference to the Dragon Ball theme introduced in Dragon Ball Movie 3 (M656).
↑ In the final third of "Shenlong's Not Coming Out!?", the tonality briefly shifts from F Major to the relative minor (D Minor) before transitioning into chromatically ascending diminished 7th chords, probably a reference to the original Shenlong theme (J6). The piece ends on a descending arpeggiated A⁺ chord as Trunks pees on Broli's head. (F, or E♯, is the augmented 5th in the A⁺ triad.)
↑ The dividing line between "The Secret of the Dragon Balls" and "Call Forth a Miracle!! Son Goku Appears" is not very clear in the film—the latter seems like a continuation of the former—so we have tried to be very clear here about where the latter begins.

References

↑ TODO: Cite this
↑ "The DragonBall Z BGM Daizenshuu" (03 February 2010). The Suburbs of kenisu's Magicant. Retrieved: 30 June 2019.

[3] The full version of WE GOTTA POWER begins and ends in G Major, but the portion with singing is in the relative minor (E Minor), and the TV-Size version ends in E Minor.

[4] "The Mischievous Trio and the Scapegoat Girl" begins in F Major but transitions to the relative minor (D Minor) towards the end.

[5] "The Super-Warrior's Awakening" begins in F Minor with Broli's theme and then transitions to the parallel major (F Major) when the focus returns to Goten and Trunks.

[6] M1808 centers on C Major at the beginning (and once more), but the main melody begins and ends centered on F Major and the final note of the piece in the bass is F. See the track page for more details.

[7] The beginning and end of "Operation Recapture the Four-Star Ball" are tonally ambiguous, but the most functional portion of the piece is in E Major and the beginning centers on B (the 5th, or the dominant tone, in E). The piece ends on a A♭⁺ chord. (E is the augmented 5th in the A♭⁺ triad.)

[8] The beginning of "Where is it, Where? The Four-Star Ball" centers on A, as the dominant in D Minor, but it never resolves on D Minor. The piece ends with a reference to the Dragon Ball theme introduced in Dragon Ball Movie 3 (M656).

[9] In the final third of "Shenlong's Not Coming Out!?", the tonality briefly shifts from F Major to the relative minor (D Minor) before transitioning into chromatically ascending diminished 7th chords, probably a reference to the original Shenlong theme (J6). The piece ends on a descending arpeggiated A⁺ chord as Trunks pees on Broli's head. (F, or E♯, is the augmented 5th in the A⁺ triad.)

[10] The dividing line between "The Secret of the Dragon Balls" and "Call Forth a Miracle!! Son Goku Appears" is not very clear in the film—the latter seems like a continuation of the former—so we have tried to be very clear here about where the latter begins.

[1] TODO: Cite this

[2] "The DragonBall Z BGM Daizenshuu" (03 February 2010). The Suburbs of kenisu's Magicant. Retrieved: 30 June 2019.

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