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Young Tenshinhan
Kanzenban
Dragon Ball Chapter 124 (Kanzenban)
Full Color
Dragon Ball Chapter 124 (Full Color)
Tankōbon
Dragon Ball Chapter 124 (Tankōbon)
若き天津飯
Wakaki Tenshinhan
Premiered Weekly Shōnen Jump, 1987 #24
Sale Date 12 May 1987
Issue Date 25 May 1987
Chapter Data
Pages Title; Pages 1-14 (Black and White)
Episodes Dragon Ball Episode 94
Viz Publication
Title Young Tenshinhan
Release May 2003
Translation Mari Morimoto
Adaptation Gerard Jones
Editor Jason Thompson
Collected Volumes
Tankōbon Dragon Ball Tankōbon Volume 11
Kanzenban Dragon Ball Kanzenban Volume 9
Full Color Boyhood Arc Volume 8
Digital Color Part 3 Volume 2
VIZBIG Dragon Ball VIZBIG Volume 4
Viz 3-in-1 Dragon Ball 3-in-1 Volume 4
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"Young Tenshinhan" is the one hundred and twenty-fourth chapter of the Dragon Ball manga series by Akira Toriyama. It was first published in Japan in the 1987 #24 issue of Shueisha's Weekly Shōnen Jump.

Summary

Jackie starts talking about the Crane Hermit, and Tenshinhan tells him he will be sorry for talking bad about his teacher and says he will be getting serious. "What!? Are you saying you weren't serious up until now?" asks Jackie. Kuririn thinks it is a bluff, as Tenshinhan holds his hands in front of his face, with the backs of his hands facing out, thumbs closed in, and the other eight fingers spread apart. Tenshinhan announces his new Tsuru-sen technique, the Taiyō-Ken, and he unleashes a flash of light that blinds everyone who is not wearing sunglasses.

Tenshinhan runs over and knees Jackie in the back of the head, knocking him out. The announcer begins the count as Goku and Kuririn slowly open their eyes again. Jackie gets back up at five, surprising Tenshinhan, and Jackie asks if he could not have pity on an old man whose eyes are already going bad. The Crane Hermit wonders about Jackie, and Tenshinhan asks who the hell he is. Jackie asks why a guy like him is involved with the Crane Hermit, and says he should think about choosing the light over the shadow. Tenshinhan yells out that if he keeps talking crap, he is going to shut his mouth for him, and begins to run towards Jackie.

Tenshinhan punches at Jackie, but Jackie blocks it, then Tenshinhan gets in a kick to the face. Jackie asks him if he is getting confused, and Tenshinhan cannot believe he is still talking. Goku wonders how the announcer was able to call the knee strike when it was all bright before, and Kuririn points out the announcer's sunglasses. Jackie continues going on about the Crane Hermit being bad, and then the Crane Hermit realizes who Jackie Chun really is. He telepathically tells Tenshinhan this old man is the Turtle Hermit in disguise. Jackie realizes his secret has been exposed, at least to those two.

Tenshinhan decides he will show him an interesting counter, and Jackie asks if he maybe means an etchi book. Tenshinhan yells at him, and then starts his attack. "Ka... me... ha..." Kuririn, Goku, and Jackie are all shocked. "Me... Ha!!!" Tenshinhan fires a huge Kamehameha, and Jackie yells out that it will kill the audience. Jackie holds out his hands to catch the Kamehameha and diverts it up into the air. Tenshinhan says that is a simple technique, and he can easily make things like that his own by watching them being performed just once.

Jackie says some more stuff about walking the bright path, and then walks over to the edge of the ring and hops out. Everyone is shocked as Jackie climbs back in the ring to grab his jacket and go backstage. Tenshinhan asks him why as he heads back, but Jackie just hums along and ignores him. The Crane Hermit thinks he was scared, but Tenshinhan thinks otherwise. Backstage, Jackie wonders what kind of era it will be from now on (him letting the youngsters do this).

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This chapter has been released in numerous countries and languages around the world in both print and digital formats.

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