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{{Infobox consolegame<br />
| name = Dragon Bowl<br />
| image = [[Image:Dragonbowl-title1.png|Dragon Bowl]]<br />
| caption = "Dragon Bowl" Attract Mode Title Screen<br />
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| dates = 1992<br />
| genre = Action/Beat-em-up<br />
| price = <br />
| developer = Nics Co. Ltd.<br />
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''Dragon Bowl'' is an unlicensed Korean arcade game produced by Nics Co. Ltd. in 1992 featuring characters, stages, and world elements from the ''Dragon Ball'' franchise.<br />
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==Development==<br />
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''Dragon Bowl'' features crude sprite work with spoken audio and sound effects stripped from other games, perhaps most notably the ''Street Fighter'' series (specifically from the character Chun-Li).<br />
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The game plays near-identical to ''Ninja Gaiden''.<br />
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==Dragon Ball Elements==<br />
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[[File:Dragonbowl-action1.png|thumbnail|right|Oolong and Pu'er cameos in the game's opening stage]]<br />
A stand-in for Son Goku serves as the game's protagonist (with a second player taking control of a palette-swapped version of the same character). The Red Ribon ''[sic]'' Army and Capsule Corporation make appearances via logos and characters, while other ''Dragon Ball'' characters appear in background elements.<br />
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==Additional Notes==<br />
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* TBD<br />
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==Game Credits==<br />
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* TBD<br />
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==References==<br />
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{{Miscellaneous Games}}<br />
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