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Makafushigi Adobenchā!
魔訶不思議アドベンチャー!
Makafushigi Adobenchā!
Mystical Adventure!
Tonality F Minor
Length 3:53
1:50 (TV Size)
Song Data
Vocals Hiroki Takahashi
Lyrics Yukinojō Mori
Composition Takeshi Ike
Arrangement Kōhei Tanaka
Debut and Release
Debut Year 1986
First Appears Dragon Ball Episode 1
Last Appears Dragon Ball Episode 153
BGM Suite Mystical Adventure!
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Makafushigi Adobenchā! (魔訶不思議アドベンチャー!, "Mystical Adventure!") is the first opening theme song for the Dragon Ball TV anime series, used from episode 1 until episode 153. It was written by Yukinojō Mori with vocals by Hiroki Takahashi. As the major theme used by the program for the entirety of its run, the animation behind the theme was updated several times to reflect the changing plot and antagonists. A widescreen version was also used for the first two Dragon Ball movies, with special animation commissioned for Dragon Ball Movie 3 to reflect the plot of that film. The song was also included in video games and other media.

Lyrics

Lyrics in Japanese Romanized Japanese Lyrics Lyrics in English
つかもうぜ! DRAGON BALL Tsukamō ze! DRAGON BALL Let's grab up the Dragon Balls!
世界でいっとー スリルな秘密 Sekai de ittō suriru na himitsu The world's most thrilling secret
さがそうぜ! DRAGON BALL Sagasō ze! DRAGON BALL Let's hunt down the Dragon Balls!
世界でいっとー ユカイな奇跡 Sekai de ittō yukai na kiseki The world's happiest miracle
この世はでっかい宝島 Kono yo wa dekkai takarajima This world is one big treasure island
そうさ今こそアドベンチャー! Sō sa ima koso adobenchā! That’s right! Now's the time for adventure!
     
胸ワクワクの愛が GISSIRI Mune waku-waku no ai ga GISSIRI Love is tightly packed inside my excited heart
色とりどりの夢が DOSSARI Iro toridori no yume ga DOSSARI I have so many multicolored dreams
この世のどこかで ひかってる Kono yo no doko ka de hikatte 'ru Somewhere in this world, they're shining
そいつ見つけにゆこうぜBOY Soitsu mitsuke ni yukō ze BOY Let's go and find them, Boy
妖怪変化も ぶっとばし Yōkaihenge mo buttobashi Beating up all sorts of weird creatures
雲のマシンで 今日も翔ぶのさ Kumo no mashin de kyō mo tobu no sa And we'll fly on the cloud-machine again today
     
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Arrangements and References

"Makafushigi Adobenchā!" was arranged by Shunsuke Kikuchi for background music (BGM) in Dragon Ball.

Shunsuke Kikuchi BGM: "Mystical Adventure!" Arrangements and References
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Debut Episode Kanzenshuu
Catalogue
Official
Catalogue
Releases
Dragon Ball Episode 1 K-11 C4 Daizenshuu 2:23(e)
K-12 C2B-2 Daizenshuu 2:19(e)
K-23 M23 Daizenshuu 2:26(c)
Dragon Ball Episode 2 K-24 C3 Daizenshuu 2:14(a)
K-31 A7 Daizenshuu 2:5(a)
K-33 A3 Daizenshuu 2:3(a)
K-34 A9 Daizenshuu 2:13(b)
Dragon Ball Episode 3 K-37 I19 Daizenshuu 2:13(d)
Dragon Ball Episode 4 K-47 K-47 Unreleased
Dragon Ball Episode 7 K-72 A6 Daizenshuu 2:3(b)
K-73 A1 Daizenshuu 5:1

Opening Animation

First Variation Breakdown

The first variation was used for the first 101 episodes.

Scene Notes Visual Reference
Over a star field, the seven Dragon Balls fly into view. They fly past a sun with a solar flare that resembles a dragon.
The DRAGONBALL logo appears with the one-star ball being replaced by a logo featuring a smiling Chinese dragon. The dragon is taken directly from the title page of Dragon Ball Chapter 1.
The title page for Dragon Ball Chapter 1
The title page for Dragon Ball Chapter 1
The scene changes to sunrise over mountains, with a Chinese-style shrine in the background. Son Goku (with Nyoi-bō) appears facing the camera. Dragon Balls appear with the 4-star ball pausing by his face before flying off. His design here (and throughout the opening) is the blue gi with red wristbands and white belt as colored by Toriyama in Dragon Ball Chapter 1.
Son Goku's first appearance in the manga.
Son Goku's first appearance in the manga.
Goku jumps down off of a mountain, spinning the Nyoi-bō over his head as if to attack.
Goku soars on Kintoun over a marshy area with rocky islands jutting out of the water. He then soars into the sky with the camera making a corkscrew behind him. The cloud was first introduced in Dragon Ball Chapter 4 and he flies with a pose first used in that chapter.
Goku flies on Kintoun from Dragon Ball Chapter 6
Goku flies on Kintoun from Dragon Ball Chapter 6
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Characters Appearing:

Notes

External Links

Kanzenshuu - Theme Guide: "Dragon Ball" Opening Theme

References