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Catalog Number	M816
Composer	Shunsuke Kikuchi
Suite Inclusions	"Suite: Dragon Ball Z" (Ongakushū 1); "Dragon Ball Z" (Daizenshuu, Disc 5)
Debut Year	1989
First Appears	Dragon Ball Z Movie 1
Also Appears	Dragon Ball Z Television Series
Release Status	Officially Released
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M816 is a piece of background music originally composed by Shunsuke Kikuchi for the first Dragon Ball Z theatrical film in July 1989. It was subsequently used in regular rotation as background music in the Dragon Ball Z television series, perhaps most notably for Son Goku's first Super Saiyan transformation.

Debut

M816 is first used in the first Dragon Ball Z theatrical film as Garlic Jr. summons the Dead Zone.

Additional Usage

M816 begins its regular rotation into the Dragon Ball Z television series score with Dragon Ball Z Episode 22, and is last used in Dragon Ball Z Episode 191. Within the series, it is perhaps most notably used during Son Goku's first Super Saiyan transformation in Dragon Ball Z Episode 95.

M816 is also used in the 2008 Jump Super Anime Tour Special as Aka uses the Super Wahaha Wave.

(Check Sparking / Raging Blast video game inclusions)

Production

TBD

Release

M816 has been officially released as part of two products:

In August 1992 as part of a suite of background music for Dragon Ball Z Movie 1 on the first Ongakushū ("Background Music Collection") CD
In April 1994 as part of a suite of background music for Dragon Ball Z Movie 1 on the fifth and final disc of the Dragon Ball & Dragon Ball Z: Daizenshū five-CD set

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-'''''M816''''' is a piece of background music originally composed by [[Shunsuke Kikuchi]] for the [[Dragon Ball Z Movie 1|first theatrical ''Dragon Ball Z'' film]] in July 1989. It was subsequently used in regular rotation as background music in the ''[[Dragon Ball Z]]'' television series, perhaps most notably for [[Son Goku]]'s first [[Super Saiyan]] transformation.
+'''''M816''''' is a piece of background music originally composed by [[Shunsuke Kikuchi]] for the [[Dragon Ball Z Movie 1|first ''Dragon Ball Z'' theatrical film]] in July 1989. It was subsequently used in regular rotation as background music in the ''[[Dragon Ball Z]]'' television series, perhaps most notably for [[Son Goku]]'s first [[Super Saiyan]] transformation.
 ==Debut==
-M816 is first used in the first ''Dragon Ball Z'' film as [[Garlic Jr.]] summons the [[Dead Zone]].
+M816 is first used in [[Dragon Ball Z Movie 1|the first ''Dragon Ball Z'' theatrical film]] as [[Garlic Jr.]] summons the [[Dead Zone]].
 ==Additional Usage==
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 M816 begins its regular rotation into the ''Dragon Ball Z'' television series score with [[Dragon Ball Z Episode 22]], and is last used in [[Dragon Ball Z Episode 191]]. Within the series, it is perhaps most notably used during [[Son Goku]]'s first [[Super Saiyan]] transformation in [[Dragon Ball Z Episode 95]].
-M816 is also used in the 2008 Jump Super Anime Tour Special as [[Aka]] uses the [[Super Wahaha Wave]].
+M816 is also used in [[Dragon Ball: Heya! Son Goku and Friends Return!!|the 2008 Jump Super Anime Tour Special]] as [[Aka]] uses the [[Super Wahaha no Ha|Super Wahaha Wave]].
 (Check Sparking / Raging Blast video game inclusions)