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*'''Assistant Director:''' [[Tatsuya Orime]], [[Jun'ichi Fujise]]
*'''Assistant Director:''' [[Tatsuya Orime]], [[Jun'ichi Fujise]]
*'''Director (Storyboard):''' [[Daisuke Nishio]]
*'''Director (Storyboard):''' [[Daisuke Nishio]]
==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 [[Shunsuke Kikuchi catalogue|in-house K-catalogue numbers]] apply to tracks composed or arranged by him.
None of the background music (BGM) tracks have official titles, but the officially-released tracks generally do have official catalogue numbers, which are prefaced by letters other than K. These are included in the "Catalogue/Title" column. The documentation and scene descriptions are adapted from ''kenisu's Magicant''.<ref>{{Cite web|URL=https://kenisu.webs.com/dragonballbgm.htm|Website=The Suburbs of kenisu's Magicant|Title="The DragonBall BGM Daizenshuu"|Date=11 June 2008|AccessDate=30 June 2019}}</ref>
{| class="wikitable" align="center" style="min-width:70%; margin: 1em auto 1em auto;"
!colspan=5|''Dragon Ball'' Movie 2: Shunsuke Kikuchi OST
|+ style="caption-side:top;text-align:left;font-size:10px"|'''<sup>†</sup> These tracks debuted previously in the Dragon Ball anime. All the rest debut here.
|-
!scope=col|Catalogue
!scope=col|Scene
!scope=col|Catalogue/Title
!scope=col|Tonality
!scope=col|Releases
|-
!scope=row|K-401
|Opening narration
|[[M401]]
|rowspan=2|C
|[[Dragon Ball & Dragon Ball Z Daizenshuu|Daizenshuu 5:3(a)]]
|-
!scope=row|K-402
|Title Card
|[[M402-2]]
|[[Dragon Ball & Dragon Ball Z Daizenshuu|Daizenshuu 5:3(b)]]
|-
!scope=row|OP
|Opening
|[[Mystical Adventure|Mystical Adventure<br>(TV Size)]]<sup>†</sup>
|rowspan=2|F Minor
|[[Dragon Ball & Dragon Ball Z: Daizenshuu|Daizenshuu 2:1]]
|-
!scope=row|K-403
|Goku on ''Kinto'un''
|[[K-403]]
|rowspan=2|Unreleased
|-
!scope=row|K-404
|Aerobics video
|[[K-404]]
|C Major
|-
!scope=row|K-405
|Kuririn arrives by boat
|[[M406-2]]
|rowspan=3|F Minor
|[[Dragon Ball & Dragon Ball Z Daizenshuu|Daizenshuu 2:14(c)]]
|-
!scope=row|K-406
|Kuririn presents himself
|[[K-406]]
|rowspan=4|Unreleased
|-
!scope=row|K-407
|The legend of the Princess
|[[K-407]]
|-
!scope=row|K-408
|Which way to the castle?
|[[K-408]]
|F Major
|-
!scope=row|U-5
|The race begins
|[[U-5]]<sup>†</sup>
|C<sup>7</sup>
|-
!scope=row|K-409
|Goku chases after Kuririn
|[[M411]]
|rowspan=2|F Minor
|[[Dragon Ball & Dragon Ball Z Daizenshuu|Daizenshuu 5:3(c)]]
|-
!scope=row|K-410
|Goku catches up
|[[K-410]]
|rowspan=9|Unreleased
|-
!scope=row|K-404
|Muten Rōshi relaxes
|[[K-404]]
|C Major
|-
!scope=row|K-411
|Directions to the Devil's Castle
|[[K-411]]
|F Major
|-
!scope=row|K-412
|The Devil's Hand
|[[K-412]]
|D Minor
|-
!scope=row|K-413
|The entrance
|[[K-413]]
|F Minor
|-
!scope=row|K-414
|In the throne room
|[[K-414]]
|D Minor
|-
!scope=row|K-415
|Yamcha's plane attacked
|[[K-415]]
|rowspan=4|F Minor
|-
!scope=row|K-416
|Monster movie
|[[K-416]]
|-
!scope=row|K-417
|Running through the Demon Realm
|[[K-417]]
|-
!scope=row|K-418
|The Demon Army attacks
|[[M420]]
|[[Dragon Ball & Dragon Ball Z Daizenshuu|Daizenshuu 5:3(e)]]
|-
!scope=row|K-419
|Enter Ghastel
|[[K-419]]
|F Major
|rowspan=3|Unreleased
|-
!scope=row|K-420
|Battle with the demons
|[[K-420]]
|rowspan=2|F Minor
|-
!scope=row|K-421
|Charging the machine-gunners
|[[K-421]]
|-
!scope=row|K-422
|Bulma enters the Hall
|[[M424EXT]]
|rowspan=2|D Minor
|[[Dragon Ball & Dragon Ball Z Daizenshuu|Daizenshuu 5:3(d)]]
|-
!scope=row|K-423
|Bulma is the main course
|[[K-423]]
|rowspan=8|Unreleased
|-
!scope=row|K-424
|Goku runs after Kuririn
|[[K-424]]
|F Minor
|-
!scope=row|K-425
|Ghastel's blue flames
|[[K-425]]
|F Major
|-
!scope=row|K-426
|Ghastel is eaten
|[[K-426]]
|F Minor
|-
!scope=row|K-427
|Lucifer's announcement
|[[K-427]]
|D Minor
|-
!scope=row|K-428
|Bulma prodded
|[[K-428]]
|C<sup>7</sup>
|-
!scope=row|K-429
|The "princess"
|[[K-429]]
|C Minor
|-
!scope=row|K-430
|Lunch steals the "princess"
|[[K-430]]
|F Minor
|-
!scope=row|K-422
|Resuming the ritual
|[[M424EXT]]
|D Minor
|[[Dragon Ball & Dragon Ball Z Daizenshuu|Daizenshuu 5:3(d)]]
|-
!scope=row|K-431
|The moon awakens the "princess"
|[[K-431]]
|C Minor
|rowspan=2|Unreleased
|-
!scope=row|K-432
|Goku and friends are trapped
|[[K-432]]
|rowspan=3|F Minor
|-
!scope=row|K-433
|Goku breaks free
|[[M437]]
|[[Dragon Ball & Dragon Ball Z Daizenshuu|Daizenshuu 2:20(b)]]
|-
!scope=row|K-434
|Goku's rampage
|[[M438]]
|[[Dragon Ball & Dragon Ball Z Daizenshuu|Daizenshuu 5:3(f)]]
|-
!scope=row|K-435
|The sun-killing machine
|[[K-435]]
|rowspan=2|D Minor
|rowspan=3|Unreleased
|-
!scope=row|K-436
|Goku and co. rush in
|[[K-436]]
|-
!scope=row|K-437
|Goku and Kuririn attack
|[[K-437]]
|F Minor
|-
!scope=row|K-438
|Escape; Lucifer's end
|[[M441-1]]
|D Minor
|[[Dragon Ball & Dragon Ball Z Daizenshuu|Daizenshuu 2:20(c)]]
|-
!scope=row|K-439
|Peace!
|[[M442-2]]
|rowspan=2|F Major
|[[Dragon Ball & Dragon Ball Z Daizenshuu|Daizenshuu 5:3(g)]]
|-
!scope=row|K-440
|Muten Rōshi meets Lunch
|[[K-440]]
|Unreleased
|-
!scope=row|ED
|Ending
|[[I'll Give You Romance|I'll Give You Romance<br>(TV Size)]]<sup>†</sup>
|E♭ Major
|[[Dragon Ball & Dragon Ball Z: Daizenshuu|Daizenshuu 2:27]]
|}
The opening song "[[Mystical Adventure!]]" is performed by [[Hiroki Takahashi]], and the ending song "[[I'll Give You Romance]]" is performed by [[Ushio Hashimoto]].


==External Links==
==External Links==

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The World's Strongest Guy
Japanese
Dragon Ball Movie (Japanese)
English
Dragon Ball Movie (English)
この世で一番強いヤツ
Kono Yo de Ichiban Tsuyoi Yatsu
Premiere Date 10 March 1990
Premiere Event 1990 Toei Anime Festival (Spring)
EIRIN Code 113175
Running Time 60 minutes
Film Premiere Data
Total Gross Unknown
Net Earnings ¥1 billion[1]
Attendance 2.7 million[1]
Main Staff Credits
Scenario Takao Koyama
Art Yūji Ikeda
Animation Minoru Maeda
Director Daisuke Nishio
Executive Producer Chiaki Imada (Toei Animation)
Production Toei Animation
FUNimation Dub
Title The World's Strongest
Premiere Date 27 May 1998 (Original Dub)
14 November 2006 (Remastered Dub)
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"The World's Strongest Guy" is the second theatrical film of the Japanese animated television series Dragon Ball Z. The movie premiered as part of the 1990 Spring "Toei Anime Festival" on 15 March 1990, along with two other movies from the Akuma-kun and Sally the Witch series. It was written by series composer Takao Koyama and directed by Daisuke Nishio.

Summary

While looking at the Dragon Radar, Oolong notices that all of the Dragon Balls are starting to be gathered together. He and Gohan, who were also searching for the Dragon Balls, head out to investigate and end up at the Tsurumai-Tsuburi Mountains' eternal wall of ice, where coincidentally, Piccolo is also training. Dr. Kochin summons Shenlong and wishes for Dr. Uiro's lab to be released from the ice. The ice begins to break away and a building emerges. Gohan and Oolong look on in disbelief, when they are suddenly attacked by Dr. Kochin's Biomen. Piccolo shows up to save Gohan, but is overcome by three mysterious fighters, while Gohan and Oolong escape.

Dr. Kochin and his Biomen soon appear at Kame House, and request that Kame-Sen'nin come with them. He refuses and easily defeats the Biomen, but Dr. Kochin kidnaps Bulma to force Kame-Sen'nin to go back with him to the lab. There, Kame-Sen'nin is forced to fight three bio-warriors, but it soon becomes apparent he's no match. Bulma discovers that Dr. Uiro's goal is to obtain the body of the strongest man so he can be revived. Bulma informs them that Son Goku is now the strongest man in the world.

Oolong informs Goku of the situation, and he heads out to find Bulma and Kame-Sen'nin. He arrives at Dr. Uiro's lab and is greeted by Misokattsun, Kishime, and Ebifurya, Dr. Kochin's three bio-warriors. Goku defeats Misokattsun by bursting through him with the Kaiō-Ken, but is then sealed up in ice by Ebifurya. Gohan and Kuririn arrive to back him up, but are at their wit's end against Kishime. Using the Kaiō-Ken, Goku breaks free from ice and defeats the two remaining bio-warriors. Goku confronts Dr. Uiro, demanding he give Bulma back, but Dr. Uiro just wants Goku's body.

Piccolo, who has been brainwashed by Dr. Uiro, appears and a battle between the two rivals commences. Gohan tries to stop Piccolo, but he simply swats Gohan away. Being unable to stop them from fighting, Gohan's anger explodes, shattering Dr. Uiro's brainwashing device on Piccolo. Dr. Uiro is stunned by Gohan's power and decides he must fight Goku himself. He begins to break his robot body free from the wall, subsequently knocking Dr. Kochin down an energy shaft, killing him. Everyone watches on in horror, including Kuririn, who has freed Bulma.

The true battle begins, and Dr. Uiro seems to have the upper hand. Even the three-person Kamehameha of Goku, Kame-Sen'nin, and Kuririn has no effect on him. Soon, Goku and Piccolo are the only ones left able to fight. Goku resorts to using a Kaiō-Ken powered Kamehameha, which merely knocks Dr. Uiro into space. Goku begins to form a Genki-Dama, but Dr. Uiro interrupts him before he can throw it by shooting ki blasts at him. The others fly up to distract him so Goku can successfully throw the Genki-Dama. Goku lets it fly and it's a direct hit. Dr. Uiro's brain is destroyed and peace once again returns to Earth.

Cast

The following table provides the cast as credited in the original Japanese film. 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.

Character Cast
Japanese English (FUNimation)
Son Goku Masako Nozawa Sean Schemmel
Son Gohan Stephanie Nadolny
Chi-Chi Naoko Watanabe Cynthia Cranz
Piccolo Toshio Furukawa Christopher Sabat
Bulma Hiromi Tsuru Tiffany Vollmer
Kuririn Mayumi Tanaka Sonny Strait
Kame-Sen'nin Kōhei Miyauchi Mike McFarland
Shenlong Tesshō Genda Christopher Sabat
Dr. Kochi Kōji Yata Troy Baker
Kishime Yukimasa Kishino Chris Rager
Ebifurya Ken Yamaguchi Matthew Tompkins
Misokattsun Daisuke Gōri Robert McCollum
Dr. Uiro Kōji Nakata R. Bruce Elliott
Narration Jōji Yanami Kyle Hebert

Main Staff

The following list provides the main staff responsible for the production of this theatrical film as credited in its respective ending credits.

External Links

References

  1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 "Theatrical Film Data". Dragon Ball: The Path to Ultimate Strength. Japan: Shueisha, 02 March 1996. (Advance Ticket Award Booklet; p. 8)


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