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| director      = [[Yoshihiro Ueda]]
| director      = [[Yoshihiro Ueda]]
| ocean_title  = The Ox King on Fire Mountain
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| funi_title    = The Ox King on Fire Mountain
| funi_title    = The Ox King on Fire Mountain
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| funi_date    = 21 October 1995 (BLT)<br>28 August 2001 (redub)
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"'''Gyūmaō of Mount Frypan'''" is the seventh episode of the Japanese animated television series ''[[Dragon Ball (anime)|Dragon Ball]]''. The episode first aired in Japan on [[Fuji TV]] on '''09 April 1986''', receiving a ratings share of 24.9%. The episode was written by [[Toshiki Inoue]] and directed by [[Yoshihiro Ueda]].
"'''Gyūmaō of Mount Frypan'''" is the seventh episode of the Japanese animated television series ''[[Dragon Ball (anime)|Dragon Ball]]''. The episode first aired in Japan on [[Fuji TV]] on '''09 April 1986''', receiving a ratings share of 24.9%. The episode was written by [[Toshiki Inoue]] and directed by [[Yoshihiro Ueda]].
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!rowspan=2|Character!!colspan=3|Cast
!rowspan=2|Character!!colspan=3|Cast
|- style="border-bottom: 2px solid #AAA"
|- style="border-bottom: 2px solid #AAA"
!Japanese!!English (Ocean)!!English (FUNimation)
!Japanese!!English (BLT)!!English (FUNimation)
|-
|-
|[[Son Goku]]||[[Masako Nozawa]]||Saffron Henderson||[[Stephanie Nadolny]]
|[[Son Goku]]||[[Masako Nozawa]]||[[Saffron Henderson]]||[[Stephanie Nadolny]]
|-
|-
|[[Bulma]]||[[Hiromi Tsuru]]||Lalainia Lindbjerg||[[Tiffany Vollmer]]
|[[Bulma]]||[[Hiromi Tsuru]]||[[Lalainia Lindbjerg]]||[[Tiffany Vollmer]]
|-
|-
|[[Kame-Sen'nin]]||[[Kōhei Miyauchi]]||Unknown||[[Mike McFarland]]
|[[Kame-Sen'nin]]||[[Kōhei Miyauchi]]||Unknown||[[Mike McFarland]]
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|[[Shuu]]||[[Tesshō Genda]]||[[Doug Parker]]||[[Chris Cason]]
|[[Shuu]]||[[Tesshō Genda]]||[[Doug Parker]]||[[Chris Cason]]
|-
|-
|[[Mai]]||[[Eiko Yamada]]||Teryl Rothery||[[Julie Franklin]]
|[[Mai]]||[[Eiko Yamada]]||[[Teryl Rothery]]||[[Julie Franklin]]
|-
|-
|[[Gyūmaō]]||[[Daisuke Gōri]]||Unknown||[[Christopher Sabat|Christopher R. Sabat]]
|[[Gyūmaō]]||[[Daisuke Gōri]]||Unknown||[[Christopher Sabat|Christopher R. Sabat]]
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|[[Chi-Chi]]||[[Mayumi Shō]]||Unknown||[[Laura Bailey]]
|[[Chi-Chi]]||[[Mayumi Shō]]||Unknown||[[Laura Bailey]]
|}
|}
[[Funimation]]'s 1995 dub was contracted out to [[BLT Productions]] in Vancouver, who hired Canadian voice actors typically associated with [[Ocean Group]]. Funimation redubbed the series in the early 2000s with their in-house cast.


==Main Staff==
==Main Staff==
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*'''Assistant Director:''' Mitsuo Hashimoto
*'''Assistant Director:''' Mitsuo Hashimoto
*'''Production Progression:''' Toshihiro Ishikawa
*'''Production Progression:''' Toshihiro Ishikawa
==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>
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!colspan=5|''Dragon Ball'' Episode 7: Shunsuke Kikuchi OST
|+ style="caption-side:bottom;text-align:left;font-size:10px"|'''<sup>†</sup> First usage in ''Dragon Ball''.'''
|-
!scope=col|Catalogue
!scope=col|Scene
!scope=col|Catalogue/Title
!scope=col|Releases
|-
!scope=row|OP
|Opening
|[[Mystical Adventure|Mystical Adventure<br>(TV Size)]]
|[[Dragon Ball & Dragon Ball Z: Daizenshuu|Daizenshuu 2:1]]
|-
!scope=row|K-32
|Headed for Mt. Frypan
|[[F37]]
|[[Dragon Ball & Dragon Ball Z: Daizenshuu|Daizenshuu 2:13(a)]]
|-
!scope=row|K-24
|Title Card
|[[C3]]
|[[Dragon Ball & Dragon Ball Z: Daizenshuu|Daizenshuu 2:14(a)]]
|-
!scope=row|K-27
|Shuu and Mai are back
|[[K-27]]
|[[Dragon Ball & Dragon Ball Z: Daizenshuu|Daizenshuu 2:5(b)]]
|-
!scope=row|K-55
|Pilaf's lightning torture
|[[G3]]
|[[Dragon Ball & Dragon Ball Z: Daizenshuu|Daizenshuu 2:9(d)]]
|-
!scope=row|K-53
|Chi-Chi and the T-Rex
|[[K-53]]
|rowspan=2|Unreleased
|-
!scope=row|K-70
|Enter the Ox Demon King
|[[K-70]]<sup>†</sup>
|-
!scope=row|K-30
|Ox Demon King is suspicious
|[[I22]]
|[[Dragon Ball & Dragon Ball Z: Daizenshuu|Daizenshuu 2:2(d)]]
|- style="border-bottom: 2px solid #AAA"
!scope=row|K-12
|Eyecatch A
|[[C2B-2]]
|[[Dragon Ball & Dragon Ball Z: Daizenshuu|Daizenshuu 2:19(e)]]
|-
!scope=row|K-11
|Eyecatch B
|[[C4]]
|[[Dragon Ball & Dragon Ball Z: Daizenshuu|Daizenshuu 2:23(e)]]
|-
!scope=row|K-71
|Goku and his Nyoi-bō
|[[K-71]]<sup>†</sup>
|Unreleased
|-
!scope=row|K-72
|Goku vs the Ox Demon King
|[[A6]]<sup>†</sup>
|[[Dragon Ball & Dragon Ball Z: Daizenshuu|Daizenshuu 2:3(b)]]
|-
!scope=row|K-19
|Yamcha has to revive Chi-Chi!
|[[K-19]]
|Unreleased
|-
!scope=row|K-62
|Goku's weakness
|[[K-62]]
|[[Dragon Ball & Dragon Ball Z: Daizenshuu|Daizenshuu 2:6(c)]]
|-
!scope=row|K-43
|Chi-Chi's turn for pat-pat
|[[K-43]]
|Unreleased
|-
!scope=row|K-73
|To Kame Island!
|[[A1|Mystical Adventure! [A1]<br>(TV Size Instrumental)]]<sup>†</sup>
|[[Dragon Ball & Dragon Ball Z: Daizenshuu|Daizenshuu 5:1]]
|-
!scope=row|ED
|Ending
|[[I'll Give You Romance|I'll Give You Romance<br>(TV Size)]]
|[[Dragon Ball & Dragon Ball Z: Daizenshuu|Daizenshuu 2:27]]
|-
!scope=row|K-23
|Next Episode Preview
|[[M23]]
|[[Dragon Ball & Dragon Ball Z: Daizenshuu|Daizenshuu 2:26(c)]]
|}
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==
*[http://www.kanzenshuu.com/episode/db/eps-007/ Kanzenshuu Episode Guide - Dragon Ball Episode 7]
*[http://www.kanzenshuu.com/episode/db/eps-007/ Kanzenshuu Episode Guide - Dragon Ball Episode 7]
==References==
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Gyūmaō of Mount Frypan
Japanese
Dragon Ball Episode 7 (Japanese)
English
Dragon Ball Episode 7 (English)
フライパン山の牛魔王
Furaipan Yama no Gyūmaō
Air Date 09 April 1986 (Fuji TV)
Opening Mystical Adventure!
Eyecatch 1st Eyecatch
Ending I'll Give You Romance
Episode Data
Chapters Dragon Ball Chapter 11
Dragon Ball Chapter 12
TV Rating 24.9%
Format 4:3 (NTSC)
Main Staff Credits
Scenario Toshiki Inoue
Art Tadanao Tsuji
Animation Mitsuo Shindō
Storyboard Katsumi Endō
Director Yoshihiro Ueda
FUNimation English Dub
Title The Ox King on Fire Mountain
Air Date 21 October 1995 (BLT)
28 August 2001 (redub)
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"Gyūmaō of Mount Frypan" is the seventh episode of the Japanese animated television series Dragon Ball. The episode first aired in Japan on Fuji TV on 09 April 1986, receiving a ratings share of 24.9%. The episode was written by Toshiki Inoue and directed by Yoshihiro Ueda.

Synopsis

After arriving at Mt. Frypan, Goku and the others land in a pinch when they are spotted by Gyūmaō, who stands guard over his castle!! However, Gyūmaō's attitude quickly changes when he learns that Goku and the others know Muten Rōshi! In order to extinguish Mt. Frypan's fire, Gyūmaō requests Goku go with his daughter Chi-Chi and borrow Muten Rōshi's Bashō Fan. Goku finds Chi-Chi, who can ride on Kinto-Un, but he powers down when she grabs his tail! Seeing this, Yamcha discovers Goku’s weakness!!

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.

Character Cast
Japanese English (BLT) English (FUNimation)
Son Goku Masako Nozawa Saffron Henderson Stephanie Nadolny
Bulma Hiromi Tsuru Lalainia Lindbjerg Tiffany Vollmer
Kame-Sen'nin Kōhei Miyauchi Unknown Mike McFarland
Oolong Naoki Tatsuta Alec Willows Brad Jackson
Narrator Jōji Yanami Jim Conrad Brice Armstrong
Yamcha Tōru Furuya Ted Cole Christopher R. Sabat
Pu'er Naoko Watanabe Cathy Weseluck Monika Antonelli
Pilaf Shigeru Chiba Don Brown Chuck Huber
Shuu Tesshō Genda Doug Parker Chris Cason
Mai Eiko Yamada Teryl Rothery Julie Franklin
Gyūmaō Daisuke Gōri Unknown Christopher R. Sabat
Chi-Chi Mayumi Shō Unknown Laura Bailey

Funimation's 1995 dub was contracted out to BLT Productions in Vancouver, who hired Canadian voice actors typically associated with Ocean Group. Funimation redubbed the series in the early 2000s with their in-house cast.

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.

  • Key Animation: Yoriko Shirosu, Tai'ichirō Ohara, Akio Katada, Yasuhiro Kinda
  • Special Effects: Yukari Hashimoto
  • Photography: Motoaki Ikenoue
  • Assistant Director: Mitsuo Hashimoto
  • Production Progression: Toshihiro Ishikawa

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 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.[1]

Dragon Ball Episode 7: Shunsuke Kikuchi OST
† First usage in Dragon Ball.
Catalogue Scene Catalogue/Title Releases
OP Opening Mystical Adventure
(TV Size) 		Daizenshuu 2:1
K-32 Headed for Mt. Frypan F37 Daizenshuu 2:13(a)
K-24 Title Card C3 Daizenshuu 2:14(a)
K-27 Shuu and Mai are back K-27 Daizenshuu 2:5(b)
K-55 Pilaf's lightning torture G3 Daizenshuu 2:9(d)
K-53 Chi-Chi and the T-Rex K-53 Unreleased
K-70 Enter the Ox Demon King K-70†
K-30 Ox Demon King is suspicious I22 Daizenshuu 2:2(d)
K-12 Eyecatch A C2B-2 Daizenshuu 2:19(e)
K-11 Eyecatch B C4 Daizenshuu 2:23(e)
K-71 Goku and his Nyoi-bō K-71† Unreleased
K-72 Goku vs the Ox Demon King A6† Daizenshuu 2:3(b)
K-19 Yamcha has to revive Chi-Chi! K-19 Unreleased
K-62 Goku's weakness K-62 Daizenshuu 2:6(c)
K-43 Chi-Chi's turn for pat-pat K-43 Unreleased
K-73 To Kame Island! Mystical Adventure! [A1]
(TV Size Instrumental)† 		Daizenshuu 5:1
ED Ending I'll Give You Romance
(TV Size) 		Daizenshuu 2:27
K-23 Next Episode Preview M23 Daizenshuu 2:26(c)

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

References

  1. ↑ "The DragonBall BGM Daizenshuu" (11 June 2008). The Suburbs of kenisu's Magicant. Retrieved: 30 June 2019.


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