Dragon Ball Z Part 1-6 (Viz Monthly Comics) - Revision history

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	\|style="text-align:left\|'''How'd Goku Manage THAT One!?'''<br>I have a question: ''DBZ'' is supposed to take place ''five years'' after the events recounted in ''DB'' (that, you already know). What I wanna know is, how can he grow up so much, settle down, and have a kid of four (which makes it more confusing) within such a short period of time? He was so young! This question is originally intended for Toriyama-sama, but since he's busy...<br>  I have a suggestion for a name for your letters page (I'm not sayin' it's a good one!): DRAGONLETTERS! Watcha think? Oh, and I also like the idea about connecting with penpals, 'cause I'd like one!<br><br>  Augustine Rosario III<br>  {address redacted} Bethlehem, PA 19015<br>  ''Received via Internet''		\|style="text-align:left\|'''How'd Goku Manage THAT One!?'''<br>I have a question: ''DBZ'' is supposed to take place ''five years'' after the events recounted in ''DB'' (that, you already know). What I wanna know is, how can he grow up so much, settle down, and have a kid of four (which makes it more confusing) within such a short period of time? He was so young! This question is originally intended for Toriyama-sama, but since he's busy...<br>  I have a suggestion for a name for your letters page (I'm not sayin' it's a good one!): DRAGONLETTERS! Watcha think? Oh, and I also like the idea about connecting with penpals, 'cause I'd like one!<br><br>  Augustine Rosario III<br>  {address redacted} Bethlehem, PA 19015<br>  ''Received via Internet''
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	\|style="text-align:left; background-color:#BBBBBB"\|''We know how you feel, Augustine—we, too, when first reading the series, were a little disappointed that the action didn't happen "on-page," so to speak. The only thing even MORE disappointing is when Bulma and Vegita{{efn\|name="Names"}}— Well, for those of you who'd rather NOT know all the dirt on what's coming up in the series, be sure to avoid ANIMERICA ANIME & MANGA MONTHLY Vol. 4, No. 11,{{efn\|The referenced issue of ''[[Animerica]]'' (a Viz publication) contains a feature entitled "DRAGON BALL from A to Z". (Nothing particularly interesting about [[Bulma]] and [[Vegeta]] is said in this article.) On pages 5-6, editor James Teal gives a brief introduction to the franchise, including a side column about ''[[Dr. Slump]]''.<ref name="Animerica"/> Page 7 begins an interview with [[Funimation]] owners Gen and Cindy Brennan Fukunaga, which continues on page 18. Pages 19-20 are a primer on the story covered by the ''[[Dragon Ball (anime)\|Dragon Ball]]'' anime, written as a conversation between [[Dende]] and the [[Grand Elder]] of [[Namek]]. Pages 21-24 explain the name puns of the series' major characters (spellings transcribed as-is):<br>• The [[Saiyans]]: [[Son Goku\|Kakarotto]], [[Gohan]], [[Goten]], [[Pan]], [[Vegeta]], [[Trunks]], [[Bra]], [[Nappa]], [[Raditz]];<br>• The [[Namekians]]: [[Piccolo]], [[Drum]], [[Piano]], [[Tamborine]], [[Cymbal]], [[Tsuno]], [[Muri]], [[Dende]], [[Kargo]], [[Nail]] (The article mistakenly states that Tsuno became the Grand Elder later, rather than Muri. Tsuno was killed by Vegeta and could not be revived.);<br>• The People of the Cosmos: [[Kaioh]], [[Bubbles]];<br>• Freezer and his Followers: [[Freezer]], [[King Cold]], [[Gurudo]], [[Jees]], [[Ginyu]], [[Rikoom]], [[Bahta]], [[Dodoria]], [[Kiwi]], [[Zabon]];<br>• Boppity & Co.: [[Bippity]], [[Boppity]], [[Boo]];<br>• The Earthlings: [[Bulma]], [[Brief]], [[Chi-Chi]], [[Ox King]], [[Mister Satan]], [[Videl]], [[Chiaotzu\|Chaozu/Chiaotzu]], [[Tenshinhan]], [[Kuririn\|Kuririn/Krillin]], [[Marron\|Maron]], [[Yamcha]], [[Lunch]], [[Oolong]], [[Puar]], [[Shao]] and [[Mai]], [[Pilaf]].}} which goes on in LENGTHY detail about the gap between the early (''Dragon Ball'') and later (''Dragon Ball Z'') stories!''		\|style="text-align:left; background-color:#BBBBBB"\|''We know how you feel, Augustine—we, too, when first reading the series, were a little disappointed that the action didn't happen "on-page," so to speak. The only thing even MORE disappointing is when Bulma and Vegita{{efn\|name="Names"}}— Well, for those of you who'd rather NOT know all the dirt on what's coming up in the series, be sure to avoid ANIMERICA ANIME & MANGA MONTHLY Vol. 4, No. 11,{{efn\|The referenced issue of ''[[Animerica]]'' (a Viz publication) contains a feature entitled "DRAGON BALL from A to Z". (Nothing particularly interesting about [[Bulma]] and [[Vegeta]] is said in this article.) On pages 5-6, editor James Teal gives a brief introduction to the franchise, including a side column about ''[[Dr. Slump]]''.<ref name="Animerica"/> Page 7 begins an interview with [[Funimation]] owners Gen and Cindy Brennan Fukunaga, which continues on page 18. Pages 19-20 are a primer on the story covered by the ''[[Dragon Ball (anime)\|Dragon Ball]]'' anime, written as a conversation between [[Dende]] and the [[Grand Elder]] of [[Namek]]. Pages 21-24 explain the name puns of the series' major characters (spellings transcribed as-is):<br>• The [[Saiyans]]: [[Son Goku\|Kakarotto]], [[Gohan]], [[Goten]], [[Pan]], [[Vegeta]], [[Trunks]], [[Bra]], [[Nappa]], [[Raditz]];<br>• The [[Namekians]]: [[Piccolo]], [[Drum]], [[Piano]], [[Tambourine\|Tamborine]], [[Cymbal]], [[Tsuno]], [[Muri]], [[Dende]], [[Kargo]], [[Nail]] (The article mistakenly states that Tsuno became the Grand Elder later, rather than Muri. Tsuno was killed by Vegeta and could not be revived.);<br>• The People of the Cosmos: [[Kaioh]], [[Bubbles]];<br>• Freezer and his Followers: [[Freezer]], [[King Cold]], [[Gurudo]], [[Jees]], [[Ginyu]], [[Rikoom]], [[Bahta]], [[Dodoria]], [[Kiwi]], [[Zabon]];<br>• Boppity & Co.: [[Bippity]], [[Boppity]], [[Boo]];<br>• The Earthlings: [[Bulma]], [[Brief]], [[Chi-Chi]], [[Ox King]], [[Mister Satan]], [[Videl]], [[Chiaotzu\|Chaozu/Chiaotzu]], [[Tenshinhan]], [[Kuririn\|Kuririn/Krillin]], [[Marron\|Maron]], [[Yamcha]], [[Lunch]], [[Oolong]], [[Puar]], [[Shao]] and [[Mai]], [[Pilaf]].}} which goes on in LENGTHY detail about the gap between the early (''Dragon Ball'') and later (''Dragon Ball Z'') stories!''
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	\|style="text-align:left\|'''It's Kiddified!'''<br>I've got a few suggestions for the name of the readers' letter section: (1) Dragon Notes (2) Ballz Rebound (3) Pre-Z Notes (4) Goku's Fav' Fans<br>  That's about it. I really like how ''Dragon Ball'' (the manga) is more adult than the kiddy-ized American T.V. show.<br><br>  Charles Wilke<br>  ''Received via Internet''		\|style="text-align:left\|'''It's Kiddified!'''<br>I've got a few suggestions for the name of the readers' letter section: (1) Dragon Notes (2) Ballz Rebound (3) Pre-Z Notes (4) Goku's Fav' Fans<br>  That's about it. I really like how ''Dragon Ball'' (the manga) is more adult than the kiddy-ized American T.V. show.<br><br>  Charles Wilke<br>  ''Received via Internet''

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	\| viz_adapt = [[Gerard Jones]]		\| viz_adapt = [[Gerard Jones]]
	\| viz_editor = [[Trish Ledoux]]		\| viz_editor = [[Trish Ledoux]]
	\| volume = [[Dragon Ball Tankōbon Volume 2\|Dragon Ball Z Volume 2]]		\| volume = [[Dragon Ball Tankōbon Volume 18\|Dragon Ball Z Volume 2]]
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	'''Dragon Ball Z Part 1 No. 6''' is the sixth issue of [[Viz]]'s [[Dragon Ball (Viz Monthly Comics)\|"Dragon Ball Z" monthly comics]], the original English-language printing of the ''[[Dragon Ball (manga)\|Dragon Ball]]'' manga. It was released in '''August 1998''' alongside the [[Dragon Ball Part 1-6 (Viz Monthly Comics)\|sixth issue]] of the "Dragon Ball"-branded chapters.		'''Dragon Ball Z Part 1 No. 6''' is the sixth issue of [[Viz]]'s [[Dragon Ball (Viz Monthly Comics)\|"Dragon Ball Z" monthly comics]], the original English-language printing of the ''[[Dragon Ball (manga)\|Dragon Ball]]'' manga. It was released in '''August 1998''' alongside the [[Dragon Ball Part 1-6 (Viz Monthly Comics)\|sixth issue]] of the "Dragon Ball"-branded chapters.

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	\| viz_editor = [[Trish Ledoux]]		\| viz_editor = [[Trish Ledoux]]
	\| volume = [[Dragon Ball Z Tankōbon Volume 2\|Dragon Ball Z Volume 2]]		\| volume = [[Dragon Ball Tankōbon Volume 2\|Dragon Ball Z Volume 2]]
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	'''Dragon Ball Z Part 1 No. 6''' is the sixth issue of [[Viz]]'s [[Dragon Ball (Viz Monthly Comics)\|"Dragon Ball Z" monthly comics]], the original English-language printing of the ''[[Dragon Ball (manga)\|Dragon Ball]]'' manga. It was released in '''August 1998''' alongside the [[Dragon Ball Part 1-6 (Viz Monthly Comics)\|sixth issue]] of the "Dragon Ball"-branded chapters.		'''Dragon Ball Z Part 1 No. 6''' is the sixth issue of [[Viz]]'s [[Dragon Ball (Viz Monthly Comics)\|"Dragon Ball Z" monthly comics]], the original English-language printing of the ''[[Dragon Ball (manga)\|Dragon Ball]]'' manga. It was released in '''August 1998''' alongside the [[Dragon Ball Part 1-6 (Viz Monthly Comics)\|sixth issue]] of the "Dragon Ball"-branded chapters.

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	==Letters Column==		==Letters Column==
	This issue ~~is the first to feature a~~ letters column, printed left to right on pages 31-30. There is a standard solicitation for reader letters on the inside of the front cover. A complete transcription of the column is below; fan art is omitted. The responses are written by editor [[Trish Ledoux]]. (Parentheses) and [brackets] are Viz; {braces} are Kanzenshuu notes.		This issue's letters column is printed left to right on pages 31-30. There is a standard solicitation for reader letters on the inside of the front cover. A complete transcription of the column is below; fan art is omitted. The responses are written by editor [[Trish Ledoux]]. (Parentheses) and [brackets] are Viz; {braces} are Kanzenshuu notes.

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	!style="text-align:left; background-color:#BBBBBB"\|''Our thanks go to everyone who sent in letters column name suggestions—it's kinda tough, picking just the right name, isn't it. After a lot of thought, the name we here at the editorial offices liked most was the inspired by AARON RICCIO of New York, NY: "Generation Z." Keep your eyes on the mailbox, Aaron; you should be receiving some free swag soon. Until next time, KAMEHAMEHA—!		!style="text-align:left; background-color:#BBBBBB"\|''Our thanks go to everyone who sent in letters column name suggestions—it's kinda tough, picking just the right name, isn't it. After a lot of thought, the name we here at the editorial offices liked most was the inspired'' {''sic''} ''by AARON RICCIO of New York, NY: "Generation Z." Keep your eyes on the mailbox, Aaron; you should be receiving some free swag soon. Until next time, KAMEHAMEHA—!
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	\|style="text-align:center"\|'''S O M E  N O T E S  A B O U T  F A N  A R T ...'''		\|style="text-align:center"\|'''S O M E  N O T E S  A B O U T  F A N  A R T ...'''
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	\|style="text-align:left"\|'''''We love the art you send in, but because of space restrictions, there's no way we can use it all! Therefore, to increase the chances of your work being seen, please keep the following tips in mind:'''''<br>•  '''''Pen works better than pencil.'''''<br>•  '''''No artwork larger than 8 1/2 by 11. Print your name (and age, if you wish) on the back of your art so we can give you proper credit.'''''<br>•  '''''Typed letters have a better chance of being printed than hand-written. We stay up all night reading manga nd playing RPG's, and our eyes are tired.'''''<br>•  '''''We realize tracing artwork is fun, but it's not as much fun for the rest of us. Be original! Put Goku and the other'' DBZ ''characters in weird situations (but not too weird, please—we've got li'l kids reading). Thanks!'''''		\|style="text-align:left"\|'''''We love the art you send in, but because of space restrictions, there's no way we can use it all! Therefore, to increase the chances of your work being seen, please keep the following tips in mind:'''''<br>•  '''''Pen works better than pencil.'''''<br>•  '''''No artwork larger than 8 1/2 by 11. Print your name (and age, if you wish) on the back of your art so we can give you proper credit.'''''<br>•  '''''Typed letters have a better chance of being printed than hand-written. We stay up all night reading manga and playing RPG's, and our eyes are tired.'''''<br>•  '''''We realize tracing artwork is fun, but it's not as much fun for the rest of us. Be original! Put Goku and the other'' DBZ ''characters in weird situations (but not too weird, please—we've got li'l kids reading). Thanks!'''''
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	\|style="text-align:left\|'''How'd Goku Manage THAT One!?'''<br>I have a question: ''DBZ'' is supposed to take place ''five years'' after the events recounted in ''DB'' (that, you already know). What I wanna know is, how can he grow up so much, settle down, and have a kid of four (which makes it more confusing) within such a short period of time? He was so young! This question is originally intended for Toriyama-sama, but since he's busy...<br>  I have a suggestion for a name for your letters page (I'm not sayin' it's a good one!): DRAGONLETTERS! Watcha think? Oh, and I also like the idea about connecting with penpals, 'cause I'd like one!<br><br>  Augustine Rosario III<br>  {address redacted} Bethlehem, PA 19015<br>  ''Received via Internet''		\|style="text-align:left\|'''How'd Goku Manage THAT One!?'''<br>I have a question: ''DBZ'' is supposed to take place ''five years'' after the events recounted in ''DB'' (that, you already know). What I wanna know is, how can he grow up so much, settle down, and have a kid of four (which makes it more confusing) within such a short period of time? He was so young! This question is originally intended for Toriyama-sama, but since he's busy...<br>  I have a suggestion for a name for your letters page (I'm not sayin' it's a good one!): DRAGONLETTERS! Watcha think? Oh, and I also like the idea about connecting with penpals, 'cause I'd like one!<br><br>  Augustine Rosario III<br>  {address redacted} Bethlehem, PA 19015<br>  ''Received via Internet''
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	\|style="text-align:left; background-color:#BBBBBB"\|''We know how you feel, Augustine—we, too, when first reading the series, were a little disappointed that the action didn't happen "on-page," so to speak. The only thing even MORE disappointing is when Bulma and Vegita<sup>'''*'''</sup>— Well, for those of you who'd rather NOT know all the dirt on what's coming up in the series, be sure to avoid ~~NAIMERICA~~ ANIME & MANGA MONTHLY Vol. 4, No. 11, which goes on in LENGTHY detail about the gap between the early (''Dragon Ball'') and later (''Dragon Ball Z'') stories!''		\|style="text-align:left; background-color:#BBBBBB"\|''We know how you feel, Augustine—we, too, when first reading the series, were a little disappointed that the action didn't happen "on-page," so to speak. The only thing even MORE disappointing is when Bulma and Vegita<sup>''''''</sup>— Well, for those of you who'd rather NOT know all the dirt on what's coming up in the series, be sure to avoid ANIMERICA ANIME & MANGA MONTHLY Vol. 4, No. 11,<sup>''''''</sup> which goes on in LENGTHY detail about the gap between the early (''Dragon Ball'') and later (''Dragon Ball Z'') stories!''
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	\|style="text-align:left\|'''It's Kiddified!'''<br>I've got a few suggestions for the name of the readers' letter section: (1) Dragon Notes (2) Ballz Rebound (3) Pre-Z Notes (4) Goku's Fav' Fans<br>  That's about it. I really like how ''Dragon Ball'' (the manga) is more adult than the kiddy-ized American T.V. show.<br><br>  Charles Wilke<br>  ''Received via Internet''		\|style="text-align:left\|'''It's Kiddified!'''<br>I've got a few suggestions for the name of the readers' letter section: (1) Dragon Notes (2) Ballz Rebound (3) Pre-Z Notes (4) Goku's Fav' Fans<br>  That's about it. I really like how ''Dragon Ball'' (the manga) is more adult than the kiddy-ized American T.V. show.<br><br>  Charles Wilke<br>  ''Received via Internet''
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	===Notes===		===Notes===
			[[File:VIZ-DBZ1-6-Animerica-1.png\|thumb\|300px\|''[[Dragon Ball]]'' article in ''[[Animerica]]'' Vol. 4 No. 11.<ref name="Animerica">"Animerica Feature: Dragon Ball from A to Z". ''[[Animerica]]''. San Francisco: Viz Media, November 1996. ISSN 1067-0831. (pp. 5-6)<br>'''Transcript''': {{Cite web\|URL=https://www.kanzenshuu.com/press-archive/animerica-november-1996-animerica-feature-dragon-ball-from-a-to-z/\|Website=Kanzenshuu\|Title="Press Archive"}}</ref><ref>'''Scan''': {{Cite web\|URL=https://twitter.com/TanookiKuribo\|Website=Twitter\|Title=TanookiJoe}}</ref> This Toriyama illustration is used for the cover of [[Dragon Ball Z Part 1-4 (Viz Monthly Comics)\|issue #4]] of the Viz Comics.]]
	* The following spellings were enforced on the letters column: "Vegita", "Freezer", and "Majin Bû". None of these are consistent with the spellings [[Viz]] eventually used. [[Vegeta]] appears in this issue, but he is not yet named by Toriyama, so Viz did not have to decide on a spelling until [[Dragon Ball Z Chapter 19]] in [[Dragon Ball Z Part 2-2 (Viz Monthly Comics)\|DBZ Part 2 issue #1]].		* The following spellings were enforced on the letters column: "Vegita", "Freezer", and "Majin Bû". None of these are consistent with the spellings [[Viz]] eventually used. [[Vegeta]] appears in this issue, but he is not yet named by Toriyama, so Viz did not have to decide on a spelling until [[Dragon Ball Z Chapter 19]] in [[Dragon Ball Z Part 2-2 (Viz Monthly Comics)\|DBZ Part 2 issue #1]].
	* Goku is 12 years old when the series begins and at the [[21st Tenka'ichi Budōkai]], 15 years old at the [[22nd Tenka'ichi Budōkai]] and when he fights [[Demon King Piccolo]], and 18 years old at the [[23rd Tenka'ichi Budōkai]] where he agrees to marry [[Chi-Chi]]. ''[[Dragon Ball Z]]'' begins five years after that.		* Goku is 12 years old when the series begins and at the [[21st Tenka'ichi Budōkai]], 15 years old at the [[22nd Tenka'ichi Budōkai]] and when he fights [[Demon King Piccolo]], and 18 years old at the [[23rd Tenka'ichi Budōkai]] where he agrees to marry [[Chi-Chi]]. ''[[Dragon Ball Z]]'' begins five years after that.
			* The referenced issue of ''[[Animerica]]'' (a Viz publication) contains a feature entitled "DRAGON BALL from A to Z". (Nothing particularly interesting about [[Bulma]] and [[Vegeta]] is said in this article.) On pages 5-6, editor James Teal gives a brief introduction to the franchise, including a side column about ''[[Dr. Slump]]''.<ref name="Animerica"/> Page 7 begins an interview with [[Funimation]] owners Gen and Cindy Brennan Fukunaga, which continues on page 18. Pages 19-20 are a primer on the story covered by the ''[[Dragon Ball (anime)\|Dragon Ball]]'' anime, written as a conversation between [[Dende]] and the [[Grand Elder]] of [[Namek]]. Pages 21-24 explain the name puns of the series' major characters (spellings transcribed as-is):
			**The [[Saiyans]]: [[Son Goku\|Kakarotto]], [[Gohan]], [[Goten]], [[Pan]], [[Vegeta]], [[Trunks]], [[Bra]], [[Nappa]], [[Raditz]]
			**The [[Namekians]]: [[Piccolo]], [[Drum]], [[Piano]], [[Tamborine]], [[Cymbal]], [[Tsuno]], [[Muri]], [[Dende]], [[Kargo]], [[Nail]] (The article mistakenly states that Tsuno became the Grand Elder later, rather than Muri. Tsuno was killed by Vegeta and could not be revived.)
			**The People of the Cosmos: [[Kaioh]], [[Bubbles]]
			**Freezer and his Followers: [[Freezer]], [[King Cold]], [[Gurudo]], [[Jees]], [[Ginyu]], [[Rikoom]], [[Bahta]], [[Dodoria]], [[Kiwi]], [[Zabon]]
			**Boppity & Co.: [[Bippity]], [[Boppity]], [[Boo]]
			**The Earthlings: [[Bulma]], [[Brief]], [[Chi-Chi]], [[Ox King]], [[Mister Satan]], [[Videl]], [[Chiaotzu\|Chaozu/Chiaotzu]], [[Tenshinhan]], [[Kuririn\|Kuririn/Krillin]], [[Marron\|Maron]], [[Yamcha]], [[Lunch]], [[Oolong]], [[Puar]], [[Shao]] and [[Mai]], [[Pilaf]]

	==References==		==References==

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 ==Cover Illustration==
 This issue's [[Akira Toriyama]] cover illustration was drawn for the cover of the 1989 #28 issue of [[Shueisha]]'s ''[[Weekly Shōnen Jump]]'' in Japan. This issue went on sale on '''13 June 1989''' and featured the original printing of [[Dragon Ball Chapter 228]]. This cover gets a small reprint in the [[30th Anniversary Super History Book]].<ref>{{Cite guidebook|Title="The PERIOD of DRAGON BALL: EPISODE 1989-1992"|Book=33|Page=p. 42}}</ref> The illustration itself gets a half-page reprint in ''[[Dragon Ball Daizenshuu 1]]'' ("The Complete Illustrations")<ref>{{Cite guidebook|Title="1989"|Book=5|Page=p. 74}}</ref> and a quarter-page reprint in the ''[[Dragon Ball Chōgashū]]'' ("A Visual History").<ref>{{Cite guidebook|Title="1989"|Book=32|Page=p. 57}}</ref>
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 * '''Editor-In-Chief''': Sataro Fujii
 * '''Publisher''': Seiji Horibuchi
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	\|'''206'''\|\|align=left\|[[Dragon Ball Z Chapter 12]]:<br>"Gohan and Piccolo"\|\|''[[Weekly Shōnen Jump]]'' 1989 #05/#06<br />(Japan, 04 January 1989)\|\|16		\|'''206'''\|\|align=left\|[[Dragon Ball Z Chapter 12]]:<br>"Gohan and Piccolo"\|\|''[[Weekly Shōnen Jump]]'' 1989 #05/#06<br />(Japan, 04 January 1989)\|\|16
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	The title page of chapter 205 is printed in the ''tankōbon'' greyscale. The black-and-white title page of chapter ~~204~~ is ~~repurposed as a title page for chapter 9 (203)~~.		The title page of chapter 205 is printed in the ''tankōbon'' greyscale. The black-and-white title page of chapter 206 is omitted.
	==Cover Illustration==		==Cover Illustration==
	This issue's [[Akira Toriyama]] cover illustration was drawn for the cover of the 1989 #28 issue of [[Shueisha]]'s ''[[Weekly Shōnen Jump]]'' in Japan. This issue went on sale on '''13 June 1989''' and featured the original printing of [[Dragon Ball Chapter 228]]. This cover gets a small reprint in the [[30th Anniversary Super History Book]].<ref>{{Cite guidebook\|Title="The PERIOD of DRAGON BALL: EPISODE 1989-1992"\|Book=33\|Page=p. 42}}</ref> The illustration itself gets a half-page reprint in ''[[Dragon Ball Daizenshuu 1]]'' ("The Complete Illustrations")<ref>{{Cite guidebook\|Title="1989"\|Book=5\|Page=p. 74}}</ref> and a quarter-page reprint in the ''[[Dragon Ball Chōgashū]]'' ("A Visual History").<ref>{{Cite guidebook\|Title="1989"\|Book=32\|Page=p. 57}}</ref>		This issue's [[Akira Toriyama]] cover illustration was drawn for the cover of the 1989 #28 issue of [[Shueisha]]'s ''[[Weekly Shōnen Jump]]'' in Japan. This issue went on sale on '''13 June 1989''' and featured the original printing of [[Dragon Ball Chapter 228]]. This cover gets a small reprint in the [[30th Anniversary Super History Book]].<ref>{{Cite guidebook\|Title="The PERIOD of DRAGON BALL: EPISODE 1989-1992"\|Book=33\|Page=p. 42}}</ref> The illustration itself gets a half-page reprint in ''[[Dragon Ball Daizenshuu 1]]'' ("The Complete Illustrations")<ref>{{Cite guidebook\|Title="1989"\|Book=5\|Page=p. 74}}</ref> and a quarter-page reprint in the ''[[Dragon Ball Chōgashū]]'' ("A Visual History").<ref>{{Cite guidebook\|Title="1989"\|Book=32\|Page=p. 57}}</ref>