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Pilaf and His Minions
ピラフとその部下
Pirafu to Sono Buka
Length 2:04
BGM Data
Composition Shunsuke Kikuchi
Debut and Release
Debut Year 1986
Debut Release Ongakushū (1986 vinyl)
Daizenshuu (1994 CD)
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"Pilaf and His Minions" is track #12 on both the Dragon Ball Ongakushū and disc #2 of the Dragon Ball & Dragon Ball Z Daizenshuu BGM collection. It is a suite of three musical tracks composed by Shunsuke Kikuchi for the Dragon Ball anime.

α Catalogue Tonality Debut
Kanzenshuu Official
a K-132 J5 F Major Dragon Ball Episode 30
b K-53 K-53 F Minor Dragon Ball Episode 4
c K-111 I4 F Major Dragon Ball Episode 18

Booklet Notes

These notes were included with the Dragon Ball & Dragon Ball Z Daizenshuu compact disc release.

   Now then, the ones who appeared as the villains of early Dragon Ball were the Pilaf Gang. Pilaf, who is driven by his plot to become "King of the World", is collecting the Dragon Balls with his lackeys. Because of that, he gets entangled with Goku & co., and their relative incompetence means that they often end up as comic relief.
   J5 is the theme of Pilaf's minions, Shuu and Mai, but in spite of them being an evil group bent on world domination, it ends up as a comical piece. Here, H11, which was also included in Track 9, "Strong Ambition", reappears, but this time we believe it was to give the image of Pilaf's palace in the middle of the desert; in fact, it was actually used in that sort of scene. Then lastly, it becomes a comedic chase with Goku & co.; the theme for this is I4.

It is unclear why they refer to K-53 as "H11"; it bears no real resemblance to H11. K-53 does have a companion track, though: K-120, a short unreleased track. Sometimes K-53 is referred to as "H11 version 2".

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