Nameless Planet - Revision history

VegettoEX at 16:06, 3 April 2026

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	The "'''Nameless Planet'''" is is the location of the [[God of Destruction Invitational Tournament]] in ''[[Dragon Ball Super]]''. The planet is first seen in [[Dragon Ball Super Chapter 6]], published in ''[[V-Jump]]'' on '''21 November 2015''' in Japan.		The "'''Nameless Planet'''" is the location of the [[God of Destruction Invitational Tournament]] in ''[[Dragon Ball Super]]''. The planet is first seen in [[Dragon Ball Super Chapter 6]], published in ''[[V-Jump]]'' on '''21 November 2015''' in Japan.

	By the time the Nameless Planet was revealed to be the four-star [[Super Dragon Ball]], disguised by a thin planetary crust, the anime had surpassed the manga.<ref name="ep41">{{Cite episode\|Series=Super\|Eps=40}}</ref>		By the time the Nameless Planet was revealed to be the four-star [[Super Dragon Ball]], disguised by a thin planetary crust, the anime had surpassed the manga.<ref name="ep41">{{Cite episode\|Series=Super\|Eps=40}}</ref>

Terez at 20:14, 8 May 2020

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	==Name==		==Name==
	"Nameless Planet" is not a proper name, but it is always given in quotes, ~~both~~ in the manga ~~and in the official Closed Captions for~~ the anime: 「名前のない星」(''namae no nai hoshi''). In the anime, [[Champa]] thinks that the planet needs a name, so he decides to call it the "Nothing Planet" (なんにもない星 ''nan'nimo nai hoshi''), but this name does not catch on, and it is never mentioned in the manga.<ref name="ep29"/>		"Nameless Planet" is not a proper name, but it is always given in quotes, whether in the manga the anime: 「名前のない星」(''namae no nai hoshi''). It is given this way in the title of [[Dragon Ball Super Episode 32]] and in the official Closed Captions. In the anime, [[Champa]] thinks that the planet needs a name, so he decides to call it the "Nothing Planet" (なんにもない星 ''nan'nimo nai hoshi''), but this name does not catch on, and it is never mentioned in the manga.<ref name="ep29"/>

	==References==		==References==

Terez at 12:17, 8 May 2020

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	[[Champa]] suggests the Nameless Planet as the location for the [[God of Destruction Invitational Tournament]] because it is located in the space where [[Universe 6]] and [[Universe 7]] overlap, making it neutral territory. After the location is decided, he and [[Vados]] travel there and begin preparations for the tournament.<ref>{{Cite manga\|Series=Super\|Chp=6}}</ref> Vados creates a dome and simulates the fragrant atmosphere of the highlands of [[Planet Sorert]] inside it. Then she creates spectator stands and, on Champa's request, concession stands.<ref name="ep29">{{Cite episode\|Series=Super\|Eps=29}}</ref>		[[Champa]] suggests the Nameless Planet as the location for the [[God of Destruction Invitational Tournament]] because it is located in the space where [[Universe 6]] and [[Universe 7]] overlap, making it neutral territory. After the location is decided, he and [[Vados]] travel there and begin preparations for the tournament.<ref>{{Cite manga\|Series=Super\|Chp=6}}</ref> Vados creates a dome and simulates the fragrant atmosphere of the highlands of [[Planet Sorert]] inside it. Then she creates spectator stands and, on Champa's request, concession stands.<ref name="ep29">{{Cite episode\|Series=Super\|Eps=29}}</ref>

	After the tournament is finished, [[Bulma]] takes out her [[Super Dragon Radar]] to try to find the last [[Super Dragon Ball]], and [[No. 18]] notices that all seven balls are already gathered together. [[Monaka]] suggests looking at the problem three-dimensionally, like he does with his cosmic maps, and then [[Whis]] realizes that the Nameless Planet itself is the final Super Dragon Ball. He tells everyone to board the [[Cube]], and as they depart the "planet", Whis destroys its exterior, revealing the four-star ball. [[Piccolo]] theorizes that the last time the Super Dragon Balls were used and the balls scattered, this one must have collided with a planetoid and thereby gained its own planetary crust.<ref name="ep41"/>		After the tournament is finished, [[Bulma]] takes out her [[Super Dragon Radar]] to try to find the last [[Super Dragon Ball]], and [[No. 18]] notices that all seven balls are already gathered together. [[Monaka]] suggests looking at the problem three-dimensionally, like he does with his cosmic maps, and then [[Whis]] realizes that the Nameless Planet itself is the final [[Super Dragon Ball]]. He tells everyone to board the [[Cube]], and as they depart the "planet", Whis destroys its exterior, revealing the four-star ball. [[Piccolo]] theorizes that the last time the Super Dragon Balls were used and the balls scattered, this one must have collided with a planetoid and thereby gained its own planetary crust.<ref name="ep41"/>

	==Name==		==Name==

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	{{tab \| Manga \| [[File:Nameless-Planet-manga.png\|320px\|Nameless Planet (Manga)]]}}		{{tab \| Manga \| [[File:Nameless-Planet-manga.png\|320px\|Nameless Planet (Manga)]]}}
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	\| caption = The "Nameless Planet" ~~alongside~~ the other [[Super Dragon Balls]].		\| caption = The "Nameless Planet" amidst the other [[Super Dragon Balls]].
	\| eng_name = The Planet With No Name (Funimation)<br>Nameless Planet (Toei, Viz)		\| eng_name = The Planet With No Name (Funimation)<br>Nameless Planet (Toei, Viz)
	\| manga_debut = [[Dragon Ball Super Chapter 6]]		\| manga_debut = [[Dragon Ball Super Chapter 6]]
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	[[Champa]] suggests the Nameless Planet as the location for the [[God of Destruction Invitational Tournament]] because it is located in the space where [[Universe 6]] and [[Universe 7]] overlap, making it neutral territory. After the location is decided, he and [[Vados]] travel there and begin preparations for the tournament.<ref>{{Cite manga\|Series=Super\|Chp=6}}</ref> Vados creates a dome and simulates the fragrant atmosphere of the highlands of [[Planet Sorert]] inside it. Then she creates spectator stands and, on Champa's request, concession stands.<ref name="ep29">{{Cite episode\|Series=Super\|Eps=29}}</ref>		[[Champa]] suggests the Nameless Planet as the location for the [[God of Destruction Invitational Tournament]] because it is located in the space where [[Universe 6]] and [[Universe 7]] overlap, making it neutral territory. After the location is decided, he and [[Vados]] travel there and begin preparations for the tournament.<ref>{{Cite manga\|Series=Super\|Chp=6}}</ref> Vados creates a dome and simulates the fragrant atmosphere of the highlands of [[Planet Sorert]] inside it. Then she creates spectator stands and, on Champa's request, concession stands.<ref name="ep29">{{Cite episode\|Series=Super\|Eps=29}}</ref>

	After the tournament is finished, [[Bulma]] takes out her [[Super Dragon Radar]] to try to find the last [[Super Dragon Ball]], and [[No. 18]] notices that all seven balls are already gathered together. [[Monaka]] suggests looking at the problem three-dimensionally, like he does with his cosmic maps, and then [[Whis]] realizes that the Nameless Planet itself is the final [[Super Dragon Ball]]. He tells everyone to board the [[Cube]], and as they depart the planet, Whis destroys ~~the~~ exterior ~~of the "planet"~~, revealing the four-star ball. [[Piccolo]] theorizes that the last time the Super Dragon Balls were used and the balls scattered, this one must have collided with a planetoid and thereby gained its own planetary crust.<ref name="ep41"/>		After the tournament is finished, [[Bulma]] takes out her [[Super Dragon Radar]] to try to find the last [[Super Dragon Ball]], and [[No. 18]] notices that all seven balls are already gathered together. [[Monaka]] suggests looking at the problem three-dimensionally, like he does with his cosmic maps, and then [[Whis]] realizes that the Nameless Planet itself is the final Super Dragon Ball. He tells everyone to board the [[Cube]], and as they depart the "planet", Whis destroys its exterior, revealing the four-star ball. [[Piccolo]] theorizes that the last time the Super Dragon Balls were used and the balls scattered, this one must have collided with a planetoid and thereby gained its own planetary crust.<ref name="ep41"/>

	==Name==		==Name==

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| caption = The "Nameless Planet" alongside the other [[Super Dragon Balls]].
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| manga_debut = [[Dragon Ball Super Chapter 6]]
| anime_debut = [[Dragon Ball Super Episode 31]]
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The "'''Nameless Planet'''" is is the location of the [[God of Destruction Invitational Tournament]] in ''[[Dragon Ball Super]]''. The planet is first seen in [[Dragon Ball Super Chapter 6]], published in ''[[V-Jump]]'' on '''21 November 2015''' in Japan.

By the time the Nameless Planet was revealed to be the four-star [[Super Dragon Ball]], disguised by a thin planetary crust, the anime had surpassed the manga.<ref name="ep41">{{Cite episode|Series=Super|Eps=40}}</ref>

==Overview==
{{Main|God of Destruction Invitational Tournament}}
[[Champa]] suggests the Nameless Planet as the location for the [[God of Destruction Invitational Tournament]] because it is located in the space where [[Universe 6]] and [[Universe 7]] overlap, making it neutral territory. After the location is decided, he and [[Vados]] travel there and begin preparations for the tournament.<ref>{{Cite manga|Series=Super|Chp=6}}</ref> Vados creates a dome and simulates the fragrant atmosphere of the highlands of [[Planet Sorert]] inside it. Then she creates spectator stands and, on Champa's request, concession stands.<ref name="ep29">{{Cite episode|Series=Super|Eps=29}}</ref>

After the tournament is finished, [[Bulma]] takes out her [[Super Dragon Radar]] to try to find the last [[Super Dragon Ball]], and [[No. 18]] notices that all seven balls are already gathered together. [[Monaka]] suggests looking at the problem three-dimensionally, like he does with his cosmic maps, and then [[Whis]] realizes that the Nameless Planet itself is the final [[Super Dragon Ball]]. He tells everyone to board the [[Cube]], and as they depart the planet, Whis destroys the exterior of the "planet", revealing the four-star ball. [[Piccolo]] theorizes that the last time the Super Dragon Balls were used and the balls scattered, this one must have collided with a planetoid and thereby gained its own planetary crust.<ref name="ep41"/>

==Name==
"Nameless Planet" is not a proper name, but it is always given in quotes, both in the manga and in the official Closed Captions for the anime: 「名前のない星」(''namae no nai hoshi''). In the anime, [[Champa]] thinks that the planet needs a name, so he decides to call it the "Nothing Planet" (なんにもない星 ''nan'nimo nai hoshi''), but this name does not catch on, and it is never mentioned in the manga.<ref name="ep29"/>

==References==
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