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The Eldest and Co. in Danger
Kanzenban
Dragon Ball Chapter 285 (Kanzenban)
Full Color
Dragon Ball Chapter 285 (Full Color)
Tankōbon
Dragon Ball Chapter 285 (Tankōbon)
危うし最長老たち
Ayaushi Saichōrō-tachi
Premiered Weekly Shōnen Jump, 1990 #35
Sale Date 31 July 1990
Issue Date 13 August 1990
Chapter Data
Pages Title; Pages 1-14 (Black and White)
Episodes Dragon Ball Z Episode 70
Dragon Ball Kai Episode 33
Viz Publication
Title The Last Three Namekians
Chapter No. Z 091
FC Freeza 040
Release May 2003
Translation Lillian Olsen
Adaptation Gerard Jones
Editor Jason Thompson
Collected Volumes
Tankōbon Dragon Ball Tankōbon Volume 24
(Dragon Ball Z Volume 8)
Kanzenban Dragon Ball Kanzenban Volume 20
Full Color Freeza Arc Volume 3
Digital Color Part 5 Volume 4
VIZBIG Dragon Ball Z VIZBIG Volume 3
Viz 3-in-1 Dragon Ball 3-in-1 Volume 8
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"The Eldest and Co. in Danger" is the two hundred and eighty-fifth chapter of the Dragon Ball manga series by Akira Toriyama. It was first published in Japan in the 1990 #35 issue of Shueisha's Weekly Shōnen Jump.

Summary

120,000... 130,000... 140,000... Still rising. 160,000... but then Goku stops at 180,000 and Ginyu cannot believe this. Jheese thinks there is no way they can win, since Captain Ginyu's highest figure is only 120,000. Then Ginyu wonders if he really is a Super Saiyan. Goku remembers Vegeta also said something about that, but he does not know anything about it. Jheese freaks out at the idea of a Super Saiyan, the legendary strongest warrior, the one thing Freeza fears most.

Goku tells them that there is no way they can beat him, and he does not want to fight a pointless battle, so they should leave this planet. Ginyu cannot believe it, and asks if he is serious. Goku says he is, and since Ginyu is such a skilled fighter, he does not want to kill him. "Don't want to kill me? Don't want to fight a pointless battle?" Ginyu thinks to himself that a Super Saiyan, the strongest warrior in the entire universe, would enjoy blood and battle. He figures Goku must not be a Super Saiyan, yet. But Ginyu still knows Goku is far stronger than him, and laughs about that extraordinary strength.

Meanwhile, Freeza approaches the Eldest's house, and notices there are just three Namekians there. Nail knows he is almost here, and the Eldest finishes powering up Dende. He tells Dende to hurry and go help the Earthlings, and so Dende reluctantly leaves, telling the Eldest not to die. Dende flies right past Freeza on the way out, but Freeza does not worry about him. Freeza lands and hops out of his pod. Nail comes out of the house and asks if he wants something. Freeza explains that he has gathered all seven of their Dragon Balls, but he cannot make a wish, so he wants them to tell him how. Nail says he would never tell an evil person like him. Freeza thinks he should be more obedient, saying there are two people here so he might just kill him.

Nail says that is fine, but before they fight, he must explain something: "The other person within the house is Planet Namek's Eldest. The Dragon Balls are the Eldest's creation. Get it into your head! If you were to kill the Eldest, the Dragon Balls would also vanish!" Freeza wonders about this "Eldest" and shoots some eye lasers up at a window, then flies up and looks inside. He looks at the Eldest and asks if he will answer him instead, so he will not have to kill this other one. The Eldest says that Nail is the only Fighting-Type Namekian on this planet, and he is not like the ones that Freeza and his men have killed. Freeza takes that as a "no". The Eldest telepathically asks Nail to at least just buy some time, and Nail understands. Freeza decides that if he is going to be stubborn, then he will have to show him the terror of the greatest in the entire universe!

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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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