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TrunksTrevelyan0064: /* Dragon Balls */ fixing a broken link

2024-12-06T19:51:47Z

Dragon Balls: fixing a broken link

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	\|valign="top"\|'''[[Dragon Balls]]''' <small>'''(ドラゴンボール)'''</small>		\|valign="top"\|'''[[Dragon Balls]]''' <small>'''(ドラゴンボール)'''</small>
	{{Table item\|type=\|creator=[[God]]\|debut=[[Dragon Ball Chapter 1]] / [[Dragon Ball Episode 1]]}}		{{Table item\|type=\|creator=[[God]]\|debut=[[Dragon Ball Chapter 1]] / [[Dragon Ball Episode 1]]}}
	When seven mysterious balls are collected, the god of [[dragons]] known as [[Shenlong]] appears and grants any wish. Originally, [[God]] created the Dragon Balls to reward the courage and aspirations of people. From [[Yi Xing Qiu]] to [[Qi Xing Qiu]], there are seven balls each with a number of stars floating inside corresponding to its name. Each ball has a glossy orange finish, like it was made out of real transparent marble, but once Shenlong grants a wish, they become unremarkable ordinary stone balls. While quite sturdy, Dragon Balls are not impenetrable or indestructible. [[Earth\|Earth's]] Dragon Balls are the size of baseballs, but the [[Namekian Dragon Balls\|Dragon Balls]] of [[Planet Namek]] are about the size of basketballs. Even in the movies, [[Son Goku\|Goku]] cares after the [[Si Xing Qiu]] left as a memento of his grandfather [[Son Gohan (~~grandpa~~)\|Son Gohan]], but it is stolen by the [[Gourmes Army]]. Later on, in [[Dragon Ball Movie 3]], it is revealed that Upa found Goku's four-star ball and it is returned safely back to Goku. In later movies, many wishes are granted; nature is restored in the [[Gourmes Kingdom]], [[Bora]] is wished back from the dead, the burnt forest is restored, and [[Tapion]] is resurrected from his seal. As for the movie villains, [[Garlic Jr.]] is granted immortality and [[Slug]] regains his youth. In ''[[Dragon Ball Z: Battle of Gods]]'', [[Beerus]] refers to Dragon Balls as "Namekian wishing balls."<ref name="ch4p206">{{Cite guidebook\|Title="Item Dictionary"\|Book=31\|Page=p. 206}}</ref> ''[[Dragon Ball GT]]'' establishes that using the Dragon Balls too often can lead to a build up of [[Minus Energy]] and the birth of the [[Evil Dragons]]. <ref>FIXME, probably episode 48?</ref> The Dragon Balls are used many more times in ''[[Dragon Ball Super]]'', and ''[[Dragon Ball Super: Super Hero]]'' reveals that [[Bulma]] regularly makes minor wishes to keep the balls inert should any villains go looking for them.<ref>FIXME, check movie</ref>		When seven mysterious balls are collected, the god of [[dragons]] known as [[Shenlong]] appears and grants any wish. Originally, [[God]] created the Dragon Balls to reward the courage and aspirations of people. From [[Yi Xing Qiu]] to [[Qi Xing Qiu]], there are seven balls each with a number of stars floating inside corresponding to its name. Each ball has a glossy orange finish, like it was made out of real transparent marble, but once Shenlong grants a wish, they become unremarkable ordinary stone balls. While quite sturdy, Dragon Balls are not impenetrable or indestructible. [[Earth\|Earth's]] Dragon Balls are the size of baseballs, but the [[Namekian Dragon Balls\|Dragon Balls]] of [[Planet Namek]] are about the size of basketballs. Even in the movies, [[Son Goku\|Goku]] cares after the [[Si Xing Qiu]] left as a memento of his grandfather [[Son Gohan (Grandpa)\|Son Gohan]], but it is stolen by the [[Gourmes Army]]. Later on, in [[Dragon Ball Movie 3]], it is revealed that Upa found Goku's four-star ball and it is returned safely back to Goku. In later movies, many wishes are granted; nature is restored in the [[Gourmes Kingdom]], [[Bora]] is wished back from the dead, the burnt forest is restored, and [[Tapion]] is resurrected from his seal. As for the movie villains, [[Garlic Jr.]] is granted immortality and [[Slug]] regains his youth. In ''[[Dragon Ball Z: Battle of Gods]]'', [[Beerus]] refers to Dragon Balls as "Namekian wishing balls."<ref name="ch4p206">{{Cite guidebook\|Title="Item Dictionary"\|Book=31\|Page=p. 206}}</ref> ''[[Dragon Ball GT]]'' establishes that using the Dragon Balls too often can lead to a build up of [[Minus Energy]] and the birth of the [[Evil Dragons]]. <ref>FIXME, probably episode 48?</ref> The Dragon Balls are used many more times in ''[[Dragon Ball Super]]'', and ''[[Dragon Ball Super: Super Hero]]'' reveals that [[Bulma]] regularly makes minor wishes to keep the balls inert should any villains go looking for them.<ref>FIXME, check movie</ref>
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Detective X: /* Dragon Balls */

2023-11-21T21:33:36Z

Dragon Balls

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	\|valign="top"\|'''[[Dragon Balls]]''' <small>'''(ドラゴンボール)'''</small>		\|valign="top"\|'''[[Dragon Balls]]''' <small>'''(ドラゴンボール)'''</small>
	{{Table item\|type=\|creator=[[God]]\|debut=[[Dragon Ball Chapter 1]] / [[Dragon Ball Episode 1]]}}		{{Table item\|type=\|creator=[[God]]\|debut=[[Dragon Ball Chapter 1]] / [[Dragon Ball Episode 1]]}}
	When seven mysterious balls are collected, the god of [[dragons]] known as [[Shenlong]] appears and grants any wish. Originally, [[God]] created the Dragon Balls to reward the courage and aspirations of people. From [[Yi Xing Qiu]] to [[Qi Xing Qiu]], there are seven balls each with a number of stars floating inside corresponding to its name. Each ball has a glossy orange finish, like it was made out of real transparent marble, but once Shenlong grants a wish, they become unremarkable ordinary stone balls. While quite sturdy, Dragon Balls are not impenetrable or indestructible. [[Earth\|Earth's]] Dragon Balls are the size of baseballs, but the [[Namekian Dragon Balls\|Dragon Balls]] of [[Planet Namek]] are about the size of basketballs. Even in the movies, [[Son Goku\|Goku]] cares after the [[Si Xing Qiu]] left as a memento of his grandfather [[Son Gohan (grandpa)\|Son Gohan]], but it is stolen by the [[Gourmes Army]]. Later on, in [[Dragon Ball Movie 3]], it is revealed that Upa found Goku's four-star ball and it is returned safely back to Goku. In later movies, many wishes are granted; nature is restored in the [[Gourmes Kingdom]], [[Bora]] is wished back from the dead, the burnt forest is restored, and [[Tapion]] is resurrected from his seal. As for the movie villains, [[Garlic Jr.]] is granted immortality and [[Slug]] regains his youth. In ''[[Dragon Ball Z: Battle of Gods]]'', [[Beerus]] refers to Dragon Balls as "Namekian wishing balls."<ref name="ch4p206">{{Cite guidebook\|Title="Item Dictionary"\|Book=31\|Page=p. 206}}</ref> ''[[Dragon Ball GT]]'' establishes that using the Dragon Balls too often can lead to a build up of [[Minus Energy]]and the birth of the [[Evil Dragons]]. <ref>FIXME, probably episode 48?</ref> The Dragon Balls are used many more times in ''[[Dragon Ball Super]]'', and ''[[Dragon Ball Super: Super Hero]]'' reveals that [[Bulma]] regularly makes minor wishes to keep the balls inert should any villains go looking for them.<ref>FIXME, check movie</ref>		When seven mysterious balls are collected, the god of [[dragons]] known as [[Shenlong]] appears and grants any wish. Originally, [[God]] created the Dragon Balls to reward the courage and aspirations of people. From [[Yi Xing Qiu]] to [[Qi Xing Qiu]], there are seven balls each with a number of stars floating inside corresponding to its name. Each ball has a glossy orange finish, like it was made out of real transparent marble, but once Shenlong grants a wish, they become unremarkable ordinary stone balls. While quite sturdy, Dragon Balls are not impenetrable or indestructible. [[Earth\|Earth's]] Dragon Balls are the size of baseballs, but the [[Namekian Dragon Balls\|Dragon Balls]] of [[Planet Namek]] are about the size of basketballs. Even in the movies, [[Son Goku\|Goku]] cares after the [[Si Xing Qiu]] left as a memento of his grandfather [[Son Gohan (grandpa)\|Son Gohan]], but it is stolen by the [[Gourmes Army]]. Later on, in [[Dragon Ball Movie 3]], it is revealed that Upa found Goku's four-star ball and it is returned safely back to Goku. In later movies, many wishes are granted; nature is restored in the [[Gourmes Kingdom]], [[Bora]] is wished back from the dead, the burnt forest is restored, and [[Tapion]] is resurrected from his seal. As for the movie villains, [[Garlic Jr.]] is granted immortality and [[Slug]] regains his youth. In ''[[Dragon Ball Z: Battle of Gods]]'', [[Beerus]] refers to Dragon Balls as "Namekian wishing balls."<ref name="ch4p206">{{Cite guidebook\|Title="Item Dictionary"\|Book=31\|Page=p. 206}}</ref> ''[[Dragon Ball GT]]'' establishes that using the Dragon Balls too often can lead to a build up of [[Minus Energy]] and the birth of the [[Evil Dragons]]. <ref>FIXME, probably episode 48?</ref> The Dragon Balls are used many more times in ''[[Dragon Ball Super]]'', and ''[[Dragon Ball Super: Super Hero]]'' reveals that [[Bulma]] regularly makes minor wishes to keep the balls inert should any villains go looking for them.<ref>FIXME, check movie</ref>
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Detective X: /* Dragon Balls */ creators

2023-11-21T21:26:42Z

Dragon Balls: creators

Detective X: /* Dragon Balls */ empty Super DB entry

2023-11-21T21:24:32Z

Dragon Balls: empty Super DB entry

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	\|valign="top"\|'''[[Dragon Balls]]''' <small>'''(ドラゴンボール)'''</small>		\|valign="top"\|'''[[Dragon Balls]]''' <small>'''(ドラゴンボール)'''</small>
	{{Table item\|type=\|creator=\|debut=[[Dragon Ball Chapter 1]] / [[Dragon Ball Episode 1]]}}		{{Table item\|type=\|creator=\|debut=[[Dragon Ball Chapter 1]] / [[Dragon Ball Episode 1]]}}
	When seven mysterious balls are collected, the god of dragons known as [[Shenlong]] appears and grants any wish. Originally, [[God]] created the Dragon Balls to reward the courage and aspirations of people. From [[Yi Xing Qiu]] to [[Qi Xing Qiu]], there are seven balls each with a number of stars floating inside corresponding to its name. Each ball has a glossy orange finish, like it was made out of real transparent marble, but once Shenlong grants a wish, they become unremarkable ordinary stone balls. While quite sturdy, Dragon Balls are not impenetrable or indestructible. [[Earth\|Earth's]] Dragon Balls are the size of baseballs, but the [[Namekian Dragon Balls\|Dragon Balls]] of [[Planet Namek]] are about the size of basketballs. Even in the movies, [[Son Goku\|Goku]] cares after the [[Si Xing Qiu]] left as a memento of his grandfather [[Son Gohan (grandpa)\|Son Gohan]], but it is stolen by the [[Gourmes Army]]. Later on, in [[Dragon Ball Movie 3]], it is revealed that Upa found Goku's four-star ball and it is returned safely back to Goku. In later movies, many wishes are granted; nature is restored in the [[Gourmes Kingdom]], [[Bora]] is wished back from the dead, the burnt forest is restored, and [[Tapion]] is resurrected from his seal. As for the movie villains, [[Garlic Jr.]] is granted immortality and [[Slug]] regains his youth. In ''[[Dragon Ball Z: Battle of Gods]]'', [[Beerus]] refers to Dragon Balls as "Namekian wishing balls."<ref name="ch4p206">{{Cite guidebook\|Title="Item Dictionary"\|Book=31\|Page=p. 206}}</ref> ''[[Dragon Ball GT]]'' establishes that using the Dragon Balls too often can lead to a build up of [[Minus Energy]]and the birth of the [[Evil Dragons]]. <ref>FIXME, probably episode 48?</ref> The Dragon Balls are used many more times in ''[[Dragon Ball Super]]'', and ''[[Dragon Ball Super: Super Hero]]'' reveals that [[Bulma]] regularly makes minor wishes to keep the balls inert should any villains go looking for them.<ref>FIXME, check movie</ref>		When seven mysterious balls are collected, the god of [[dragons]] known as [[Shenlong]] appears and grants any wish. Originally, [[God]] created the Dragon Balls to reward the courage and aspirations of people. From [[Yi Xing Qiu]] to [[Qi Xing Qiu]], there are seven balls each with a number of stars floating inside corresponding to its name. Each ball has a glossy orange finish, like it was made out of real transparent marble, but once Shenlong grants a wish, they become unremarkable ordinary stone balls. While quite sturdy, Dragon Balls are not impenetrable or indestructible. [[Earth\|Earth's]] Dragon Balls are the size of baseballs, but the [[Namekian Dragon Balls\|Dragon Balls]] of [[Planet Namek]] are about the size of basketballs. Even in the movies, [[Son Goku\|Goku]] cares after the [[Si Xing Qiu]] left as a memento of his grandfather [[Son Gohan (grandpa)\|Son Gohan]], but it is stolen by the [[Gourmes Army]]. Later on, in [[Dragon Ball Movie 3]], it is revealed that Upa found Goku's four-star ball and it is returned safely back to Goku. In later movies, many wishes are granted; nature is restored in the [[Gourmes Kingdom]], [[Bora]] is wished back from the dead, the burnt forest is restored, and [[Tapion]] is resurrected from his seal. As for the movie villains, [[Garlic Jr.]] is granted immortality and [[Slug]] regains his youth. In ''[[Dragon Ball Z: Battle of Gods]]'', [[Beerus]] refers to Dragon Balls as "Namekian wishing balls."<ref name="ch4p206">{{Cite guidebook\|Title="Item Dictionary"\|Book=31\|Page=p. 206}}</ref> ''[[Dragon Ball GT]]'' establishes that using the Dragon Balls too often can lead to a build up of [[Minus Energy]]and the birth of the [[Evil Dragons]]. <ref>FIXME, probably episode 48?</ref> The Dragon Balls are used many more times in ''[[Dragon Ball Super]]'', and ''[[Dragon Ball Super: Super Hero]]'' reveals that [[Bulma]] regularly makes minor wishes to keep the balls inert should any villains go looking for them.<ref>FIXME, check movie</ref>
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	{{Table item\|type=\|creator=\|debut=[[Dragon Ball Chapter 247]] / [[Dragon Ball Z Episode 45]]}}		{{Table item\|type=\|creator=\|debut=[[Dragon Ball Chapter 247]] / [[Dragon Ball Z Episode 45]]}}
	Brief description.<ref name="ch4p210">{{Cite guidebook\|Title="Item Dictionary"\|Book=31\|Page=p. 210}}</ref>		Brief description.<ref name="ch4p210">{{Cite guidebook\|Title="Item Dictionary"\|Book=31\|Page=p. 210}}</ref>
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			\|valign="top" width="80"\|[[File:no_image.png\|left\|80px\|link=]]
			\|valign="top"\|'''[[Super Dragon Balls]]''' <small>'''(超ドラゴンボール)'''</small>
			{{Table item\|type=\|creator=\|debut=[[Dragon Ball Super Chapter 6]] / [[Dragon Ball Super Episode 29]]}}
			Brief description.
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Detective X: /* Dragon Balls */ empty entries for Namekian DBs and Monaito's DBs

2023-11-21T21:20:24Z

Dragon Balls: empty entries for Namekian DBs and Monaito's DBs

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	===Dragon Balls===		===Dragon Balls===
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			\|valign="top" width="80"\|[[File:no_image.png\|left\|80px\|link=]]
			\|valign="top"\|'''[[Cerealian Dragon Balls]]''' <small></small>
			{{Table item\|type=\|creator=\|debut=[[Dragon Ball Super Chapter 69]]}}
			Brief description.
			\|}
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	\|valign="top" width="80"\|[[File:no_image.png\|left\|80px\|link=]]		\|valign="top" width="80"\|[[File:no_image.png\|left\|80px\|link=]]
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	{{Table item\|type=\|creator=\|debut=[[Dragon Ball Chapter 1]] / [[Dragon Ball Episode 1]]}}		{{Table item\|type=\|creator=\|debut=[[Dragon Ball Chapter 1]] / [[Dragon Ball Episode 1]]}}
	When seven mysterious balls are collected, the god of dragons known as [[Shenlong]] appears and grants any wish. Originally, [[God]] created the Dragon Balls to reward the courage and aspirations of people. From [[Yi Xing Qiu]] to [[Qi Xing Qiu]], there are seven balls each with a number of stars floating inside corresponding to its name. Each ball has a glossy orange finish, like it was made out of real transparent marble, but once Shenlong grants a wish, they become unremarkable ordinary stone balls. While quite sturdy, Dragon Balls are not impenetrable or indestructible. [[Earth\|Earth's]] Dragon Balls are the size of baseballs, but the [[Namekian Dragon Balls\|Dragon Balls]] of [[Planet Namek]] are about the size of basketballs. Even in the movies, [[Son Goku\|Goku]] cares after the [[Si Xing Qiu]] left as a memento of his grandfather [[Son Gohan (grandpa)\|Son Gohan]], but it is stolen by the [[Gourmes Army]]. Later on, in [[Dragon Ball Movie 3]], it is revealed that Upa found Goku's four-star ball and it is returned safely back to Goku. In later movies, many wishes are granted; nature is restored in the [[Gourmes Kingdom]], [[Bora]] is wished back from the dead, the burnt forest is restored, and [[Tapion]] is resurrected from his seal. As for the movie villains, [[Garlic Jr.]] is granted immortality and [[Slug]] regains his youth. In ''[[Dragon Ball Z: Battle of Gods]]'', [[Beerus]] refers to Dragon Balls as "Namekian wishing balls."<ref name="ch4p206">{{Cite guidebook\|Title="Item Dictionary"\|Book=31\|Page=p. 206}}</ref> ''[[Dragon Ball GT]]'' establishes that using the Dragon Balls too often can lead to a build up of [[Minus Energy]]and the birth of the [[Evil Dragons]]. <ref>FIXME, probably episode 48?</ref> The Dragon Balls are used many more times in ''[[Dragon Ball Super]]'', and ''[[Dragon Ball Super: Super Hero]]'' reveals that [[Bulma]] regularly makes minor wishes to keep the balls inert should any villains go looking for them.<ref>FIXME, check movie</ref>		When seven mysterious balls are collected, the god of dragons known as [[Shenlong]] appears and grants any wish. Originally, [[God]] created the Dragon Balls to reward the courage and aspirations of people. From [[Yi Xing Qiu]] to [[Qi Xing Qiu]], there are seven balls each with a number of stars floating inside corresponding to its name. Each ball has a glossy orange finish, like it was made out of real transparent marble, but once Shenlong grants a wish, they become unremarkable ordinary stone balls. While quite sturdy, Dragon Balls are not impenetrable or indestructible. [[Earth\|Earth's]] Dragon Balls are the size of baseballs, but the [[Namekian Dragon Balls\|Dragon Balls]] of [[Planet Namek]] are about the size of basketballs. Even in the movies, [[Son Goku\|Goku]] cares after the [[Si Xing Qiu]] left as a memento of his grandfather [[Son Gohan (grandpa)\|Son Gohan]], but it is stolen by the [[Gourmes Army]]. Later on, in [[Dragon Ball Movie 3]], it is revealed that Upa found Goku's four-star ball and it is returned safely back to Goku. In later movies, many wishes are granted; nature is restored in the [[Gourmes Kingdom]], [[Bora]] is wished back from the dead, the burnt forest is restored, and [[Tapion]] is resurrected from his seal. As for the movie villains, [[Garlic Jr.]] is granted immortality and [[Slug]] regains his youth. In ''[[Dragon Ball Z: Battle of Gods]]'', [[Beerus]] refers to Dragon Balls as "Namekian wishing balls."<ref name="ch4p206">{{Cite guidebook\|Title="Item Dictionary"\|Book=31\|Page=p. 206}}</ref> ''[[Dragon Ball GT]]'' establishes that using the Dragon Balls too often can lead to a build up of [[Minus Energy]]and the birth of the [[Evil Dragons]]. <ref>FIXME, probably episode 48?</ref> The Dragon Balls are used many more times in ''[[Dragon Ball Super]]'', and ''[[Dragon Ball Super: Super Hero]]'' reveals that [[Bulma]] regularly makes minor wishes to keep the balls inert should any villains go looking for them.<ref>FIXME, check movie</ref>
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			\|valign="top" width="80"\|[[File:no_image.png\|left\|80px\|link=]]
			\|valign="top"\|'''[[Namekian Dragon Balls]]''' <small>'''(ナメック星のドラゴンボール)'''</small>
			{{Table item\|type=\|creator=\|debut=[[Dragon Ball Chapter 247]] / [[Dragon Ball Z Episode 45]]}}
			Brief description.<ref name="ch4p210">{{Cite guidebook\|Title="Item Dictionary"\|Book=31\|Page=p. 210}}</ref>
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Detective X: /* Dragon Balls */ GT and Super Hero information on regular DBs, need to check sources

2023-11-21T21:13:54Z

Dragon Balls: GT and Super Hero information on regular DBs, need to check sources

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	\|valign="top"\|'''[[Dragon Balls]]''' <small>'''(ドラゴンボール)'''</small>		\|valign="top"\|'''[[Dragon Balls]]''' <small>'''(ドラゴンボール)'''</small>
	{{Table item\|type=\|creator=\|debut=[[Dragon Ball Chapter 1]] / [[Dragon Ball Episode 1]]}}		{{Table item\|type=\|creator=\|debut=[[Dragon Ball Chapter 1]] / [[Dragon Ball Episode 1]]}}
	When seven mysterious balls are collected, the god of dragons known as [[Shenlong]] appears and grants any wish. Originally, [[God]] created the Dragon Balls to reward the courage and aspirations of people. From [[Yi Xing Qiu]] to [[Qi Xing Qiu]], there are seven balls each with a number of stars floating inside corresponding to its name. Each ball has a glossy orange finish, like it was made out of real transparent marble, but once Shenlong grants a wish, they become unremarkable ordinary stone balls. While quite sturdy, Dragon Balls are not impenetrable or indestructible. [[Earth\|Earth's]] Dragon Balls are the size of baseballs, but the [[Namekian Dragon Balls\|Dragon Balls]] of [[Planet Namek]] are about the size of basketballs. Even in the movies, [[Son Goku\|Goku]] cares after the [[Si Xing Qiu]] left as a memento of his grandfather [[Son Gohan (grandpa)\|Son Gohan]], but it is stolen by the [[Gourmes Army]]. Later on, in [[Dragon Ball Movie 3]], it is revealed that Upa found Goku's four-star ball and it is returned safely back to Goku. In later movies, many wishes are granted; nature is restored in the [[Gourmes Kingdom]], [[Bora]] is wished back from the dead, the burnt forest is restored, and [[Tapion]] is resurrected from his seal. As for the movie villains, [[Garlic Jr.]] is granted immortality and [[Slug]] regains his youth. In ''[[Dragon Ball Z: Battle of Gods]]'', [[Beerus]] refers to Dragon Balls as "Namekian wishing balls."<ref name="ch4p206">{{Cite guidebook\|Title="Item Dictionary"\|Book=31\|Page=p. 206}}</ref>		When seven mysterious balls are collected, the god of dragons known as [[Shenlong]] appears and grants any wish. Originally, [[God]] created the Dragon Balls to reward the courage and aspirations of people. From [[Yi Xing Qiu]] to [[Qi Xing Qiu]], there are seven balls each with a number of stars floating inside corresponding to its name. Each ball has a glossy orange finish, like it was made out of real transparent marble, but once Shenlong grants a wish, they become unremarkable ordinary stone balls. While quite sturdy, Dragon Balls are not impenetrable or indestructible. [[Earth\|Earth's]] Dragon Balls are the size of baseballs, but the [[Namekian Dragon Balls\|Dragon Balls]] of [[Planet Namek]] are about the size of basketballs. Even in the movies, [[Son Goku\|Goku]] cares after the [[Si Xing Qiu]] left as a memento of his grandfather [[Son Gohan (grandpa)\|Son Gohan]], but it is stolen by the [[Gourmes Army]]. Later on, in [[Dragon Ball Movie 3]], it is revealed that Upa found Goku's four-star ball and it is returned safely back to Goku. In later movies, many wishes are granted; nature is restored in the [[Gourmes Kingdom]], [[Bora]] is wished back from the dead, the burnt forest is restored, and [[Tapion]] is resurrected from his seal. As for the movie villains, [[Garlic Jr.]] is granted immortality and [[Slug]] regains his youth. In ''[[Dragon Ball Z: Battle of Gods]]'', [[Beerus]] refers to Dragon Balls as "Namekian wishing balls."<ref name="ch4p206">{{Cite guidebook\|Title="Item Dictionary"\|Book=31\|Page=p. 206}}</ref> ''[[Dragon Ball GT]]'' establishes that using the Dragon Balls too often can lead to a build up of [[Minus Energy]]and the birth of the [[Evil Dragons]]. <ref>FIXME, probably episode 48?</ref> The Dragon Balls are used many more times in ''[[Dragon Ball Super]]'', and ''[[Dragon Ball Super: Super Hero]]'' reveals that [[Bulma]] regularly makes minor wishes to keep the balls inert should any villains go looking for them.<ref>FIXME, check movie</ref>
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Detective X: /* Dragon Balls */

2023-11-21T21:08:14Z

Dragon Balls

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	\|valign="top"\|'''[[Dragon Balls]]''' <small>'''(ドラゴンボール)'''</small>		\|valign="top"\|'''[[Dragon Balls]]''' <small>'''(ドラゴンボール)'''</small>
	{{Table item\|type=\|creator=\|debut=[[Dragon Ball Chapter 1]] / [[Dragon Ball Episode 1]]}}		{{Table item\|type=\|creator=\|debut=[[Dragon Ball Chapter 1]] / [[Dragon Ball Episode 1]]}}
	When seven mysterious balls are collected, the god of dragons known as [[Shenlong]] appears and grants any wish. Originally, [[God]] created the Dragon Balls to reward the courage and aspirations of people. From [[Yi Xing Qiu]] to [[Qi Xing Qiu]], there are seven balls each with a number of stars floating inside corresponding to its name. Each ball has a glossy orange finish, like it was made out of real transparent marble, but once Shenlong grants a wish, they become unremarkable ordinary stone balls. While quite sturdy, Dragon Balls are not impenetrable or indestructible. [[Earth\|Earth's]] Dragon Balls are the size of baseballs, but the [[Namekian Dragon Balls\|Dragon Balls]] of [[Planet Namek]] are about the size of basketballs. Even in the movies, [[Son Goku\|Goku]] cares after the [[Si Xing Qiu]] left as a memento of his grandfather [[Son Gohan (grandpa)\|Son Gohan]], but it is stolen by the [[Gourmes Army]]. Later on, in [[Dragon Ball Movie 3]], it is revealed that Upa found Goku's four-star ball and it is returned safely back to Goku. In later movies, many wishes are granted; nature is restored in the [[Gourmes Kingdom]], [[Bora]] is wished back from the dead, the burnt forest is restored, and Tapion is resurrected from his seal. As for the movie villains, [[Garlic Jr.]] is granted immortality and [[Slug]] regains his youth. In ''[[Dragon Ball Z: Battle of Gods]]'', [[Beerus]] refers to Dragon Balls as "Namekian wishing balls."<ref name="ch4p206">{{Cite guidebook\|Title="Item Dictionary"\|Book=31\|Page=p. 206}}</ref>		When seven mysterious balls are collected, the god of dragons known as [[Shenlong]] appears and grants any wish. Originally, [[God]] created the Dragon Balls to reward the courage and aspirations of people. From [[Yi Xing Qiu]] to [[Qi Xing Qiu]], there are seven balls each with a number of stars floating inside corresponding to its name. Each ball has a glossy orange finish, like it was made out of real transparent marble, but once Shenlong grants a wish, they become unremarkable ordinary stone balls. While quite sturdy, Dragon Balls are not impenetrable or indestructible. [[Earth\|Earth's]] Dragon Balls are the size of baseballs, but the [[Namekian Dragon Balls\|Dragon Balls]] of [[Planet Namek]] are about the size of basketballs. Even in the movies, [[Son Goku\|Goku]] cares after the [[Si Xing Qiu]] left as a memento of his grandfather [[Son Gohan (grandpa)\|Son Gohan]], but it is stolen by the [[Gourmes Army]]. Later on, in [[Dragon Ball Movie 3]], it is revealed that Upa found Goku's four-star ball and it is returned safely back to Goku. In later movies, many wishes are granted; nature is restored in the [[Gourmes Kingdom]], [[Bora]] is wished back from the dead, the burnt forest is restored, and [[Tapion]] is resurrected from his seal. As for the movie villains, [[Garlic Jr.]] is granted immortality and [[Slug]] regains his youth. In ''[[Dragon Ball Z: Battle of Gods]]'', [[Beerus]] refers to Dragon Balls as "Namekian wishing balls."<ref name="ch4p206">{{Cite guidebook\|Title="Item Dictionary"\|Book=31\|Page=p. 206}}</ref>
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Detective X: /* Dragon Balls */ Dragon Balls

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Dragon Balls: Dragon Balls

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			\|valign="top"\|'''[[Dragon Balls]]''' <small>'''(ドラゴンボール)'''</small>
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			When seven mysterious balls are collected, the god of dragons known as [[Shenlong]] appears and grants any wish. Originally, [[God]] created the Dragon Balls to reward the courage and aspirations of people. From [[Yi Xing Qiu]] to [[Qi Xing Qiu]], there are seven balls each with a number of stars floating inside corresponding to its name. Each ball has a glossy orange finish, like it was made out of real transparent marble, but once Shenlong grants a wish, they become unremarkable ordinary stone balls. While quite sturdy, Dragon Balls are not impenetrable or indestructible. [[Earth\|Earth's]] Dragon Balls are the size of baseballs, but the [[Namekian Dragon Balls\|Dragon Balls]] of [[Planet Namek]] are about the size of basketballs. Even in the movies, [[Son Goku\|Goku]] cares after the [[Si Xing Qiu]] left as a memento of his grandfather [[Son Gohan (grandpa)\|Son Gohan]], but it is stolen by the [[Gourmes Army]]. Later on, in [[Dragon Ball Movie 3]], it is revealed that Upa found Goku's four-star ball and it is returned safely back to Goku. In later movies, many wishes are granted; nature is restored in the [[Gourmes Kingdom]], [[Bora]] is wished back from the dead, the burnt forest is restored, and Tapion is resurrected from his seal. As for the movie villains, [[Garlic Jr.]] is granted immortality and [[Slug]] regains his youth. In ''[[Dragon Ball Z: Battle of Gods]]'', [[Beerus]] refers to Dragon Balls as "Namekian wishing balls."<ref name="ch4p206">{{Cite guidebook\|Title="Item Dictionary"\|Book=31\|Page=p. 206}}</ref>
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Detective X: /* Divine */ Fake Super Holy Water

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Divine: Fake Super Holy Water

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			\|valign="top"\|'''[[Fake Super Holy Water]]''' <small>'''(ニセの超聖水)'''</small>
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			The fake [[Super Holy Water]] drank by the assassin [[Tao Pai-Pai]], who climbs [[Karin Tower]] to find a means to defeat [[Son Goku\|Goku]]. It's just ordinary water in a water jug, mixed with [[Karin\|Karin's]] snot and spit. Tao Pai-Pai mistakenly believes that drinking the holy water served to him has made him stronger.<ref name="ch4p211">{{Cite guidebook\|Title="Item Dictionary"\|Book=31\|Page=p. 211}}</ref>
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	A legendary holy water said to increase the drinker's power several-fold when consumed. It is kept by [[Karin]], a hermit cat who resides in [[Karin Tower]]. [[Son Goku\|Goku]] tries to obtain the water so that he may acquire the strength to defeat [[Tao Pai-Pai]]. Despite its reputation, it is just ordinary water. The several-fold power increase actually results from a form of training caused by climbing Karin Tower and attempting to take the pot of Super Holy Water from Karin. It took the [[Turtle Hermit]] in his youth three years to snatch the Super Holy Water from Karin's game of keepaway, but Goku far surpasses that by completing the challenge in just three ''days''.<ref name="ch4p204">{{Cite guidebook\|Title="Item Dictionary"\|Book=31\|Page=p. 204}}</ref>		A legendary holy water said to increase the drinker's power several-fold when consumed. It is kept by [[Karin]], a hermit cat who resides in [[Karin Tower]]. [[Son Goku\|Goku]] tries to obtain the water so that he may acquire the strength to defeat [[Tao Pai-Pai]]. Despite its reputation, it is just ordinary water. The several-fold power increase actually results from a form of training caused by climbing Karin Tower and attempting to take the pot of Super Holy Water from Karin. It took the [[Turtle Hermit]] in his youth three years to snatch the Super Holy Water from Karin's game of keepaway, but Goku far surpasses that by completing the challenge in just three ''days''.<ref name="ch4p204">{{Cite guidebook\|Title="Item Dictionary"\|Book=31\|Page=p. 204}}</ref>
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 A legendary holy water said to increase the drinker's power several-fold when consumed. It is kept by [[Karin]], a hermit cat who resides in [[Karin Tower]]. [[Son Goku|Goku]] tries to obtain the water so that he may acquire the strength to defeat [[Tao Pai-Pai]]. Despite its reputation, it is just ordinary water. The several-fold power increase actually results from a form of training caused by climbing Karin Tower and attempting to take the pot of Super Holy Water from Karin. It took the [[Turtle Hermit]] in his youth three years to snatch the Super Holy Water from Karin's game of keepaway, but Goku far surpasses that by completing the challenge in just three ''days''.<ref name="ch4p204">{{Cite guidebook|Title="Item Dictionary"|Book=31|Page=p. 204}}</ref>
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	\|valign="top"\|'''[[Cerealian Dragon Balls]]''' <small></small>		\|valign="top"\|'''[[Cerealian Dragon Balls]]''' <small></small>
	{{Table item\|type=\|creator=\|debut=[[Dragon Ball Super Chapter 69]]}}		{{Table item\|type=\|creator=[[Monaito]]\|debut=[[Dragon Ball Super Chapter 69]]}}
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	\|valign="top"\|'''[[Dragon Balls]]''' <small>'''(ドラゴンボール)'''</small>		\|valign="top"\|'''[[Dragon Balls]]''' <small>'''(ドラゴンボール)'''</small>
	{{Table item\|type=\|creator=\|debut=[[Dragon Ball Chapter 1]] / [[Dragon Ball Episode 1]]}}		{{Table item\|type=\|creator=[[God]]\|debut=[[Dragon Ball Chapter 1]] / [[Dragon Ball Episode 1]]}}
	When seven mysterious balls are collected, the god of [[dragons]] known as [[Shenlong]] appears and grants any wish. Originally, [[God]] created the Dragon Balls to reward the courage and aspirations of people. From [[Yi Xing Qiu]] to [[Qi Xing Qiu]], there are seven balls each with a number of stars floating inside corresponding to its name. Each ball has a glossy orange finish, like it was made out of real transparent marble, but once Shenlong grants a wish, they become unremarkable ordinary stone balls. While quite sturdy, Dragon Balls are not impenetrable or indestructible. [[Earth\|Earth's]] Dragon Balls are the size of baseballs, but the [[Namekian Dragon Balls\|Dragon Balls]] of [[Planet Namek]] are about the size of basketballs. Even in the movies, [[Son Goku\|Goku]] cares after the [[Si Xing Qiu]] left as a memento of his grandfather [[Son Gohan (grandpa)\|Son Gohan]], but it is stolen by the [[Gourmes Army]]. Later on, in [[Dragon Ball Movie 3]], it is revealed that Upa found Goku's four-star ball and it is returned safely back to Goku. In later movies, many wishes are granted; nature is restored in the [[Gourmes Kingdom]], [[Bora]] is wished back from the dead, the burnt forest is restored, and [[Tapion]] is resurrected from his seal. As for the movie villains, [[Garlic Jr.]] is granted immortality and [[Slug]] regains his youth. In ''[[Dragon Ball Z: Battle of Gods]]'', [[Beerus]] refers to Dragon Balls as "Namekian wishing balls."<ref name="ch4p206">{{Cite guidebook\|Title="Item Dictionary"\|Book=31\|Page=p. 206}}</ref> ''[[Dragon Ball GT]]'' establishes that using the Dragon Balls too often can lead to a build up of [[Minus Energy]]and the birth of the [[Evil Dragons]]. <ref>FIXME, probably episode 48?</ref> The Dragon Balls are used many more times in ''[[Dragon Ball Super]]'', and ''[[Dragon Ball Super: Super Hero]]'' reveals that [[Bulma]] regularly makes minor wishes to keep the balls inert should any villains go looking for them.<ref>FIXME, check movie</ref>		When seven mysterious balls are collected, the god of [[dragons]] known as [[Shenlong]] appears and grants any wish. Originally, [[God]] created the Dragon Balls to reward the courage and aspirations of people. From [[Yi Xing Qiu]] to [[Qi Xing Qiu]], there are seven balls each with a number of stars floating inside corresponding to its name. Each ball has a glossy orange finish, like it was made out of real transparent marble, but once Shenlong grants a wish, they become unremarkable ordinary stone balls. While quite sturdy, Dragon Balls are not impenetrable or indestructible. [[Earth\|Earth's]] Dragon Balls are the size of baseballs, but the [[Namekian Dragon Balls\|Dragon Balls]] of [[Planet Namek]] are about the size of basketballs. Even in the movies, [[Son Goku\|Goku]] cares after the [[Si Xing Qiu]] left as a memento of his grandfather [[Son Gohan (grandpa)\|Son Gohan]], but it is stolen by the [[Gourmes Army]]. Later on, in [[Dragon Ball Movie 3]], it is revealed that Upa found Goku's four-star ball and it is returned safely back to Goku. In later movies, many wishes are granted; nature is restored in the [[Gourmes Kingdom]], [[Bora]] is wished back from the dead, the burnt forest is restored, and [[Tapion]] is resurrected from his seal. As for the movie villains, [[Garlic Jr.]] is granted immortality and [[Slug]] regains his youth. In ''[[Dragon Ball Z: Battle of Gods]]'', [[Beerus]] refers to Dragon Balls as "Namekian wishing balls."<ref name="ch4p206">{{Cite guidebook\|Title="Item Dictionary"\|Book=31\|Page=p. 206}}</ref> ''[[Dragon Ball GT]]'' establishes that using the Dragon Balls too often can lead to a build up of [[Minus Energy]]and the birth of the [[Evil Dragons]]. <ref>FIXME, probably episode 48?</ref> The Dragon Balls are used many more times in ''[[Dragon Ball Super]]'', and ''[[Dragon Ball Super: Super Hero]]'' reveals that [[Bulma]] regularly makes minor wishes to keep the balls inert should any villains go looking for them.<ref>FIXME, check movie</ref>
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	\|valign="top"\|'''[[Namekian Dragon Balls]]''' <small>'''(ナメック星のドラゴンボール)'''</small>		\|valign="top"\|'''[[Namekian Dragon Balls]]''' <small>'''(ナメック星のドラゴンボール)'''</small>
	{{Table item\|type=\|creator=\|debut=[[Dragon Ball Chapter 247]] / [[Dragon Ball Z Episode 45]]}}		{{Table item\|type=\|creator=[[The Eldest]]\|debut=[[Dragon Ball Chapter 247]] / [[Dragon Ball Z Episode 45]]}}
	Brief description.<ref name="ch4p210">{{Cite guidebook\|Title="Item Dictionary"\|Book=31\|Page=p. 210}}</ref>		Brief description.<ref name="ch4p210">{{Cite guidebook\|Title="Item Dictionary"\|Book=31\|Page=p. 210}}</ref>
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	\|valign="top"\|'''[[Super Dragon Balls]]''' <small>'''(超ドラゴンボール)'''</small>		\|valign="top"\|'''[[Super Dragon Balls]]''' <small>'''(超ドラゴンボール)'''</small>
	{{Table item\|type=\|creator=\|debut=[[Dragon Ball Super Chapter 6]] / [[Dragon Ball Super Episode 29]]}}		{{Table item\|type=\|creator=[[Zalama]]\|debut=[[Dragon Ball Super Chapter 6]] / [[Dragon Ball Super Episode 29]]}}
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	\|valign="top"\|'''[[Ultimate Dragon Balls]]''' <small>'''(究極ドラゴンボール)'''</small>		\|valign="top"\|'''[[Ultimate Dragon Balls]]''' <small>'''(究極ドラゴンボール)'''</small>
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	[[Dragon Balls]] with black stars inside, made before [[God\|Earth's God]] and [[Demon King Piccolo]] split in two, which hold a greater power than regular Dragon Balls. [[Pilaf]] uses these balls to transform [[Son Goku\|Goku's]] body into that of a child's. Using these will summon forth a [[Red Shenlong\|red ''Shenlong'']] to grant a wish. The black-star Dragon Balls will then scatter across the cosmos, and if they are not assembled within one year, [[Earth]] will vanish. Unlike regular Dragon Balls, after the wish is fulfilled, they do not seem to turn to back to stone.<ref name="ch4p191">{{Cite guidebook\|Title="Item Dictionary"\|Book=31\|Page=p. 191}}</ref>		[[Dragon Balls]] with black stars inside, made before [[God\|Earth's God]] and [[Demon King Piccolo]] split in two, which hold a greater power than regular Dragon Balls. [[Pilaf]] uses these balls to transform [[Son Goku\|Goku's]] body into that of a child's. Using these will summon forth a [[Red Shenlong\|red ''Shenlong'']] to grant a wish. The black-star Dragon Balls will then scatter across the cosmos, and if they are not assembled within one year, [[Earth]] will vanish. Unlike regular Dragon Balls, after the wish is fulfilled, they do not seem to turn to back to stone.<ref name="ch4p191">{{Cite guidebook\|Title="Item Dictionary"\|Book=31\|Page=p. 191}}</ref>
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