Dragon Ball Chapter 41
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Kanzenban  Full Color  Tankōbon  | |||
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| Premiered | Weekly Shōnen Jump, 1985 #41 | ||
| Sale Date | 10 September 1985 | ||
| Issue Date | 23 September 1985 | ||
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| Pages | Title; Pages 1-14 (Black and White) | ||
| Episodes | Dragon Ball Episode 24 | ||
| Viz Publication | |||
| Title | Kuririn vs. Jackie Chun | ||
| Release | March 2003 | ||
| Translation | Lillian Olsen | ||
| Adaptation | Gerard Jones | ||
| Editor | Jason Thompson | ||
| Collected Volumes | |||
| Tankōbon | Dragon Ball Tankōbon Volume 4 | ||
| Kanzenban | Dragon Ball Kanzenban Volume 3 | ||
| Full Color |
Boyhood Arc Volume 3 Digital Color Part 1 Volume 4 | ||
| VIZBIG | Dragon Ball VIZBIG Volume 2 | ||
| Viz 3-in-1 | Dragon Ball 3-in-1 Volume 2 | ||
"Kuririn vs Jackie Chun" is the forty-first chapter of the Dragon Ball manga series by Akira Toriyama. It was first published in Japan in the 1985 #41 issue of Shueisha's Weekly Shōnen Jump.
Summary
Goku is happy as Giran shuffles off backstage, and the announcer calls Kuririn out so he can interview the two kids. The announcer congratulates them, and says they are really amazing even though they are small. He confirms that Kuririn is thirteen, then asks Goku how old he is, putting the microphone to Goku's face. Goku asks if he's giving "this" to him. Kuririn yells at him, telling him that it is a microphone, a thing to make your voice louder, and the announcer laughs at what he assumes to be a gag.
Goku counts on his fingers, and says he is twelve. Kuririn says that before, he said he was fourteen. Goku explains that when the Turtle Hermit taught them arithmetic, he learned that twelve is what comes after eleven. The announcer says that since he is only twelve, he is now the youngest competitor ever at the tournament. Kuririn comments about Goku being younger than him, but Goku points out that he is still taller.
The announcer asks about Goku's tail; is it real? Kuririn agrees that he has never heard of humans suddenly growing tails. So, Goku drops his pants and shows that it is real. The announcer wants them to stop the comedy act, and asks about their uniforms; did they learn martial arts from some dojo? Kuririn says it's not a dojo, but they received training from Muten Rōshi. The announcer says he has heard of him, and that he is surprised Muten Rōshi is even still alive, and Jackie Chun falls over backstage. Yamcha approaches him and asks him if he is really Muten Rōshi, but he just says, "I am Jackie Chun." Yamcha insists he is, with his technique, his lewd behavior, and even his face is identical if you take a good look. He says that he must be wearing a wig on his head. Before he can respond, though, Jackie is called to the ring.
The announcer says they will begin the match now, but Jackie wants an interview, too. He snatches the microphone from the announcer, puts on a cute face and says "Hiii, it's Chun-chan!!", and the announcer falls over. Then Jackie starts rapping and dancing. Goku even jumps in and starts dancing along with him. The announcer is speechless, and calls for the fifth match to begin.
Kuririn and Jackie stare each other down, and Kuririn flies at him with a punch, but Jackie does a backflip to dodge it. Kuririn kicks at him, but Jackie ducks under it. Kuririn punches at him, and Jackie barely leans back out of his reach. Kuririn comes at him with a hard punch, but Jackie catches it with his hand, and then they break. Jackie then punches, knocking Kuririn into the wall, and Kuririn says he did not see a thing.
Cast
- Son Goku
- Giran
- Tenka'ichi Budōkai spectators
- Oolong
- Bulma
- Pu'er
- Tenka'ichi Budōkai staff members
- Tenka'ichi Budōkai Ringside Announcer
- Kuririn
- Yamcha
- Turtle Hermit (as Jackie Chun)
Availability
This chapter has been released in numerous countries and languages around the world in both print and digital formats.
Japan
- Dragon Ball Volume 4: The Grand Finals (Tankōbon; 09 October 1986)
- Digital Monochrome Edition Volume 4 (12 October 2012)
- Dragon Ball Volume 3 (Kanzenban; 28 December 2002)
- Dragon Ball Part 1: Son Goku Training Arc Volume 4 (Digital Color Edition; 04 February 2013)
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