Tenka'ichi Dai Budō Taikai

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Tenka'ichi Dai Budōkai
セルゲーム (Serugēmu)
English name	TBD
Format	Mixed; battle-royale early rounds followed by timed matches
Prize	100,000,000 zenni, a tour of spas of the world, and an exhibition match against Mister Satan
Location	Battle Island
Date	Approximately Age 767 (after June)
Start	Dragon Ball Z Movie 9
End	Dragon Ball Z Movie 9
Participants
Champion	Son Gohan (contest interrupted by Bojack and his minions prior to completion)
Competitors	200 total competitors including Son Gohan, Kuririn, Yamcha, Future Trunks, Piccolo, Tenshinhan, Dosukoi, Kung-Fun, Udō Mister Satan, exhibition match for the winner (not held)
Spectators	At Battle Island: Chi-Chi, Bulma, Kid Trunks, Oolong, Chiaotzu, Turtle Hermit, Gyōsan Money, Okkanē Money, Doru Money, and thousands of others On TV: Son Goku, Kaiō, Bubbles, Gregory, Vegeta

The Tenka'ichi Dai Budōkai is a large-scale martial arts tournament sponsored by Gyōsan Money after the defeat of Cell in the Cell Games. The tournament included 200 participants divided into eight groups of twenty-five. Unlike a traditional Tenka'ichi Budōkai, the matches were held first in a "battle royale" style to select the eight finalists. Those finalists would be divided in half in a series of one-on-one matchups. The winners would face off in a time-based challenge against an "alien" (actually a student from Mister Satan's school); the fastest victory would advance to a final exhibition match against Mister Satan himself. The full tournament was not held due to an interruption by Bojack and his henchmen.

Rules

• The preliminaries are held across eight arenas at once.

Summary

TBD

Participants

TBD

Matches

Preliminaries

The preliminary battles were fought in eight simultaneous "battle royale" events scattered around the island, on platforms intermingled not far from the spectators. Many of the battles were given distinct colored floors as well as a mix of obstacles such as ledges, pillars, and even moving platforms. As the battles neared their conclusion, the floors could tip as a way to force weaker players off and ensure a victory in time. Although not numbered directly in the film, the stage numbers given here represent their placement in the winners list.

Preliminary Stage 1

The first preliminary battle was fought on a flat red battleground with a rocky edge that overlooked the water. A key strategy in this stage was pushing opponents off. Dosukoi unsuccessfully tried to chase several combatants off before they were able to turn the table and swarm him, nearly pushing him off instead. Dosukoi used his strength and their momentum to throw many combatants off even while he was pushed nearly to the edge. Later in his battle, he knocked another fighter into a white pillar which had been erected on the battle stage. Yamcha, relaxing on the top while the battle raged around him, was caught off-guard and fell into the water. Dosukoi ultimately succeeded in being the last man standing and advanced to the semi-finals. Dosukoi was the sixth competitor to advance to the semi-finals.

• Match 1 Participants
• 
  Dosukoi (Winner)
• 
  Yamcha
• 
  An unknown fighter
• 
  An unknown fighter
• 
  An unknown fighter
• 
  An unknown fighter
• 
  An unknown fighter
• 
  An unknown fighter
• 
  An unknown fighter
• 
  16 other combatants

Preliminary Stage 2

The second preliminary battle was not depicted in the film. Kung-Fun was revealed to be the winner. He was the final contestant to advance to the semi-finals.

• Match 2 Participants
• 
  Kung-Fun (Winner)
• 
  24 other combatants

Preliminary Stage 3

The third preliminary battle took place on an elevated platform above where Kuririn was fighting. The battle was only depicted indirectly as Piccolo knocked combatant after combatant off the stage. Piccolo completed his battle fourth. Unlike the other stages, this one appeared to be (at least in part) yellow and with a guard rail at the edge of the tower.

• Match 3 Participants
• 
  Piccolo (Winner)
• 
  24 other combatants

Preliminary Stage 4

The fourth battle stage was fought in an area with ascending and descending platforms. Kuririn fought with joy, easily defeating every opponent with a smile on his face. It was only when he realized that Piccolo, Son Gohan, and Future Trunks were fighting nearby that his mood dimmed and he realized that he was outmatched. Kuririn continued fighting but had not cleared his stage before the platform he was on began to tilt. As everyone scrambled for a handhold, Kuririn was able to find purchase on the edge of the ring. Once everyone else had fallen off, Kuririn became the winner by default. He was the third combatant to make it to the semi-finals.

• Match 4 Participants
• 
  Kuririn (Winner)
• 
  An unknown fighter
• 
  An unknown fighter
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  An unknown fighter
• 
  An unknown fighter
• 
  An unknown fighter
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  An unknown fighter knocked off the when the battle arena tipped over
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  An unknown fighter knocked off the when the battle arena tipped over
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  An unknown fighter knocked off the when the battle arena tipped over
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  An unknown fighter knocked off the when the battle arena tipped over
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  An unknown fighter knocked off the when the battle arena tipped over
• 
  An unknown fighter knocked off the when the battle arena tipped over
• 
  13 other combatants

Preliminary Stage 5

Tenshinhan's battle, the sixth, was only briefly depicted on TV as Oolong cheered him on. The battle stage was yellow. He was seen performing a spinning head-butt on an unknown fighter. Tenshinhan was the fifth contestant to win his round and advance to the semi-finals.

• Match 5 Participants
• 
  Tenshinhan (Winner)
• 
  An unknown fighter
• 
  23 other combatants

Preliminary Stage 6

The sixth battle took place on a raised platform with a red floor, just above the area where Kuririn fought in the fourth stage. This battle was primarily depicted indirectly as Trunks knocked many of the combatants off of their level and out of bounds, landing near Kuririn on his battle stage. Trunks eliminated his opponents quickly and was the second challenger to move on to the semi-finals. In addition to the images below, Trunks also defeated another anthropomorphic Wolf (resembling Man-Wolf, but not the same character as below) and a Tiger (resembling Captain Yellow).

• Match 6 Participants
• 
  Future Trunks (Winner)
• 
  An unknown fighter knocked out of bounds by Trunks
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  An unknown fighter knocked out of bounds by Trunks
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  An unknown fighter knocked out of bounds by Trunks
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  An unknown fighter knocked out of bounds by Trunks
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  An unknown fighter knocked out of bounds by Trunks
• 
  An unknown fighter knocked out of bounds by Trunks
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  An unknown fighter knocked out of bounds by Trunks
• 
  17 other combatants

Preliminary Stage 7

Udō's battle was not depicted onscreen but he was the seventh contestant to pass the semi-finals.

• Match 3 Participants
• 
  Udō (Winner)
• 
  24 other combatants

Preliminary Stage 8

Son Gohan fought in the final battle stage but was the first to surpass all of his rivals to advance to the semi-finals. Through the battle, Gohan remained excited for the chance to follow in his father's footsteps by training in a Budōkai.

• Match 8 Participants
• 
  Son Gohan (Winner)
• 
  An unknown fighter
• 
  An unknown fighter
• 
  An unknown fighter
• 
  An unknown fighter knocked unconscious by Gohan
• 
  20 other combatants

Unknown Stage

On an unknown battle stage, a character resembling Man-Wolf successfully fends off attacks from a variety of fighting styles: kempō, boxing, kung-fu, and even lucha libre. Despite countering attack after attack, the wolf steps off the edge of the fighting platform by mistake and falls into the water. This stage is fought on a flat white platform resembling Son Gohan's stage, but it could take place elsewhere.

• Unknown Match Participants
• 
  A fighter resembling Man-Wolf
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  An unknown fighter
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  An unknown fighter
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  An unknown fighter
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  An unknown fighter
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  An unknown fighter
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  An unknown fighter

Semi-Finals

Son Gohan vs. Udō Winner:  Son Gohan (by ring-out) Despite Udō's towering presence and confident attitude, Son Gohan knocks him out of the ring immediately with a foot sweep. He hits him so hard that he flies through a nearby rocky outcropping before landing in the water.