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==Summary==
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The Earth has been restored to its previous peaceful state, as it was before it was destroyed by Buu. Porunga wants the second wish, and so Dende relays it. Porunga says it will take a little while, because of the large amount of people to deal with. Meanwhile, the evil Buu kicks the good one through a nearby mountain, and then rips off his own arm and throws it at the good Buu repeatedly. Vegeta says the fatty's power is dropping, and asks Dende if the wish has been granted yet. Old Kaiōshin explains that Porunga is having troubles, when his halo suddenly disappears. Porunga says the second wish is granted, and Dende excitedly informs Vegeta. Vegeta's halo also disappears, making Goku shockingly note that he's no longer considered a bad man.
Vegeta calls Goku a dumbass for not being able to gather his ''ki'', and additionally, he's returned to normal! Goku says it was much easier when he was dead, and Super Saiyan 3 really eats up the ''ki'' of a living body. Goku thinks this is a real bummer, and gives in. The two Buus stare each other down, and then rush at one another. The evil one elbows the good one into the ground, and then puts him in a headlock. The fat one can't escape, so Satan runs over and tries to attack the evil Buu. The evil Buu swats him away, and the good Buu manages to break free of the headlock and slams the evil one into the ground. The good one attempts to turn the evil one into chocolate, but the evil one dodges the beam and blasts the good one from behind.


The people of Earth notice their revival, including Gohan, Piccolo, and the boys, as well as everyone at God's Temple. Goku asks Vegeta if his plan was to revive Gohan and Trunks and everyone so they could help fight. Nope. Vegeta wants him to prepare a ''Genki-Dama''. Goku doubts that gathering a bit of ''genki'' from all the Earthlings will be enough against Buu. Vegeta says this was what he meant about the Earthlings taking responsibility for themselves. It won't be just a little bit of ''genki''; they'll make the people give more. Dende says Porunga wants the third wish, but Vegeta says it doesn't matter. Vegeta then wants to somehow speak to all the Earthlings at once, like Babidi did. Kaiōshin says that's impossible. "Leave that to me. It's my special technique!" Goku recognizes that as Kaiō's voice. Kaiō is glad Vegeta has chosen his ''Genki-Dama'' to be the deciding factor. He then tells Vegeta to speak, and he could even speak to the whole universe if he wants.
The good Buu regenerates, and the two begin exchanging blows again. Goku thinks the situation doesn't look too good at this rate. Vegeta is silent for a bit, but then suddenly calls out to the Kaiōshin and Dende. They're all watching via the crystal ball, and say they can hear him. Vegeta tells them to go to the restored Planet Namek immediately and gather the Dragon Balls; there's no time to explain. Old Kaiōshin is hesitant, but Dende scolds him that they don't have a choice. Old Kaiōshin finally concedes, and Kaiōshin says he'll take them. Goku asks Vegeta what he's up to, since it's too soon to use the Dragon Balls now. Vegeta asks him how many times he's saved the Earth, and Goku isn't really sure. Vegeta says it's time the Earthlings take responsibility for themselves. The gods and Bee, meanwhile, arrive on Planet Namek, and all the Namekians are gathered to greet them. They even have the Dragon Balls with them.


Vegeta speaks out to the Earthlings, explaining that they were all killed by Majin Buu, but now they've been returned to life through strange powers, and their towns and homes have been restored as well. So, this is no dream. Satan doubts this "not a dream" business, but Goku shushes him. Vegeta continues. "Now, somewhere, there is a warrior who is fighting Majin Buu in place of all of you!! To put it frankly, you could say the situation is pretty bad! Majin Buu's strength far exceeds even Cell's! So, I want you to lend your power!! Raise your hands toward the sky!! We'll collect your power to defeat Buu!! You'll get pretty tired, but don't worry! It'll be the same as if you'd run really hard! Well, do it! Raise your hands!!" Kaiō thinks that was no way to ask.
Dende relays this to Vegeta, and he tells him to call out Porunga right away. There'll be two wishes. First, to restore the destroyed Earth to normal. Next, to return to life everyone who's died since the day of the Tenka'ichi Budōkai, save the really bad people. Make both of those wishes, right away. Dende is concerned, but Goku tells him he should go along with whatever idea Vegeta has. Dende asks about the third wish, but Vegeta says it doesn't matter; wish for whatever they like. Goku asks Vegeta if it wouldn't have just been easier to say, "return to life the people who were killed by Buu" for the second wish. Vegeta says that would've brought back Babidi and Dabra, and none of the people Vegeta killed at the Budōkai.


Vegeta tells Kakarrot to hurry up and begin, and Goku is impressed with Vegeta as he rips the remains of his outer shirt off. Goku then takes to the air, raises his hands, and says, "Everyone!! Lend me as much ''genki'' as possible! I'm beggin' ya!" Gohan, Trunks, and Goten heed first, as does Piccolo, who says this is very unlike Vegeta. The others at God's Temple do the same. Goku has a really big ''Genki-Dama'' now, but Vegeta says it's still not complete, wondering why. Vegeta then hears the Earthlings being hesitant about raising their hands, and gets angry they're not helping.
Goku is impressed with Vegeta's thinking. Dende suddenly freaks out and remembers that Porunga can revive only one person per wish. Muri reassures them that he's powered up Porunga since the matter with Freeza. Then, Porunga is called. Muri wants Dende to make the wish, pending he still remembers the Namekian language... Dende makes the first wish, and Porunga gives an English "okay", with the okey-dokey hand gesture. Out in space, Earth has returned!


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Vegeta's Idea
Kanzenban
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Full Color
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Tankōbon
Dragon Ball Chapter 513 (Tankōbon)
ベジータの考え
Bejīta no Kangae
Premiered Weekly Shōnen Jump, 1995 #18
Sale Date 04 April 1995
Chapter Data
Pages Pages 1-13 (Black and White)
Episodes Dragon Ball Z Episode 282
Dragon Ball Z Episode 283
Dragon Ball Kai Episode 154
Dragon Ball Kai Episode 155
Viz Publication
Title Vegeta's Plan
Release 06 June 2006
Translation Lillian Olsen
Adaptation Gerard Jones
Editor Jason Thompson
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"Vegeta's Idea" is the five hundred and thirteenth chapter of the Dragon Ball manga series by Akira Toriyama. It was first published in Japan in the 1995 #18 issue of Shueisha's Weekly Shōnen Jump.

Summary

Vegeta calls Goku a dumbass for not being able to gather his ki, and additionally, he's returned to normal! Goku says it was much easier when he was dead, and Super Saiyan 3 really eats up the ki of a living body. Goku thinks this is a real bummer, and gives in. The two Buus stare each other down, and then rush at one another. The evil one elbows the good one into the ground, and then puts him in a headlock. The fat one can't escape, so Satan runs over and tries to attack the evil Buu. The evil Buu swats him away, and the good Buu manages to break free of the headlock and slams the evil one into the ground. The good one attempts to turn the evil one into chocolate, but the evil one dodges the beam and blasts the good one from behind.

The good Buu regenerates, and the two begin exchanging blows again. Goku thinks the situation doesn't look too good at this rate. Vegeta is silent for a bit, but then suddenly calls out to the Kaiōshin and Dende. They're all watching via the crystal ball, and say they can hear him. Vegeta tells them to go to the restored Planet Namek immediately and gather the Dragon Balls; there's no time to explain. Old Kaiōshin is hesitant, but Dende scolds him that they don't have a choice. Old Kaiōshin finally concedes, and Kaiōshin says he'll take them. Goku asks Vegeta what he's up to, since it's too soon to use the Dragon Balls now. Vegeta asks him how many times he's saved the Earth, and Goku isn't really sure. Vegeta says it's time the Earthlings take responsibility for themselves. The gods and Bee, meanwhile, arrive on Planet Namek, and all the Namekians are gathered to greet them. They even have the Dragon Balls with them.

Dende relays this to Vegeta, and he tells him to call out Porunga right away. There'll be two wishes. First, to restore the destroyed Earth to normal. Next, to return to life everyone who's died since the day of the Tenka'ichi Budōkai, save the really bad people. Make both of those wishes, right away. Dende is concerned, but Goku tells him he should go along with whatever idea Vegeta has. Dende asks about the third wish, but Vegeta says it doesn't matter; wish for whatever they like. Goku asks Vegeta if it wouldn't have just been easier to say, "return to life the people who were killed by Buu" for the second wish. Vegeta says that would've brought back Babidi and Dabra, and none of the people Vegeta killed at the Budōkai.

Goku is impressed with Vegeta's thinking. Dende suddenly freaks out and remembers that Porunga can revive only one person per wish. Muri reassures them that he's powered up Porunga since the matter with Freeza. Then, Porunga is called. Muri wants Dende to make the wish, pending he still remembers the Namekian language... Dende makes the first wish, and Porunga gives an English "okay", with the okey-dokey hand gesture. Out in space, Earth has returned!

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