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	==Biography==		==Biography==
	In the [[Dragon Ball Z\|anime]], Panput is depicted as a skilled martial artist as well as an action movie star. He began his joint career sometime prior to [[Age 753]], the year of the 22nd ''Tenka'ichi Budōkai''. By that time, he had starred in at least three films and developed a rabid fan-base, adopting a lifestyle of luxury while continuing his training. His martial arts skills earned him a reputation as a "Genius of Martial Arts" that even the [[Turtle Hermit]] had heard of. At some point, he selected [[Vodka]]<ref group="note">Vodka is not named until his subsequent appearance in [[Dragon Ball Z Episode 174]]. In this episode, he is only referred to as "Manager".</ref> as his manager, not knowing that the conman was becoming rich at his expense. Thanks in part to Vodka's underhanded tactics, Panput was able to win two major martial arts tournaments between May of 752 and 753, with the ''Tenka'ichi Budōkai'' as the "triple crown". Vodka realized that Goku was formidable threat to his client and arranged for him to lose the battle by default, by tricking Goku into riding with him away from the tournament grounds just prior to the match. Goku was rescued by [[Lunch]] and was able to make it back to the tournament just in time for the match.<ref>{{Cite episode\|Series=DB\|Eps=92}}</ref> In the original manga, Panput's background is solely as a martial artist, albeit a flashy and egotistical one. Still recognized as a "Genius of Martial Arts", he won the previous two tournaments without any underhanded assistance.<ref>{{Cite manga\|Chp=122}}</ref>		In the [[Dragon Ball Episode 92\|anime]], Panput is depicted as a skilled martial artist as well as an action movie star. He began his joint career sometime prior to [[Age 753]], the year of the 22nd ''Tenka'ichi Budōkai''. By that time, he had starred in at least three films and developed a rabid fan-base, adopting a lifestyle of luxury while continuing his training. His martial arts skills earned him a reputation as a "Genius of Martial Arts" that even the [[Turtle Hermit]] had heard of. At some point, he selected [[Vodka]]<ref group="note">Vodka is not named until his subsequent appearance in [[Dragon Ball Z Episode 174]]. In this episode, he is only referred to as "Manager".</ref> as his manager, not knowing that the conman was becoming rich at his expense. Thanks in part to Vodka's underhanded tactics, Panput was able to win two major martial arts tournaments between May of 752 and 753, with the ''Tenka'ichi Budōkai'' as the "triple crown". Vodka realized that Goku was formidable threat to his client and arranged for him to lose the battle by default, by tricking Goku into riding with him away from the tournament grounds just prior to the match. Goku was rescued by [[Lunch]] and was able to make it back to the tournament just in time for the match.<ref>{{Cite episode\|Series=DB\|Eps=92}}</ref> In the original manga, Panput's background is solely as a martial artist, albeit a flashy and egotistical one. Still recognized as a "Genius of Martial Arts", he won the previous two tournaments without any underhanded assistance.<ref>{{Cite manga\|Chp=122}}</ref>

	Panput faced off against [[Son Goku]] in the first round of the tournament. At first, he attempted to psych out Goku by throwing a punch near his face just prior to the start of the match. When Goku did not react, he was given permission to demonstrate his skills with a brief exposition of punches and kicks, concluding by knocking a segment out of the arena wall before announcing that he would defeat Goku in less than thirty seconds. As soon as the match began, Goku felled him with a quick series of punches to the abdomen and advanced to the next round.<ref>{{Cite episode\|Series=DB\|Eps=92}}</ref><ref>{{Cite manga\|Chp=122}}</ref>		Panput faced off against [[Son Goku]] in the first round of the tournament. At first, he attempted to psych out Goku by throwing a punch near his face just prior to the start of the match. When Goku did not react, he was given permission to demonstrate his skills with a brief exposition of punches and kicks, concluding by knocking a segment out of the arena wall before announcing that he would defeat Goku in less than thirty seconds. As soon as the match began, Goku felled him with a quick series of punches to the abdomen and advanced to the next round.<ref>{{Cite episode\|Series=DB\|Eps=92}}</ref><ref>{{Cite manga\|Chp=122}}</ref>

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	==Notable Skills==		==Notable Skills==
	Panput is an expert martial artists, called a "genius" of martial arts and winner of several lower-level tournaments, however he is outclassed by his fellow contestants in the 22nd ~~World Martial Arts Tournament~~. Panput is depicted as stronger and more capable in the original manga, while the anime implies that he was only able to win his tournaments due to the underhanded efforts of his manager.		Panput is an expert martial artists, called a "genius" of martial arts and winner of several lower-level tournaments, however he is outclassed by his fellow contestants in the 22nd Tenka'ichi Budōkai. Panput is depicted as stronger and more capable in the original manga, while the anime implies that he was only able to win his tournaments due to the underhanded efforts of his manager.

	==Performance==		==Performance==

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	Panput faced off against [[Son Goku]] in the first round of the tournament. At first, he attempted to psych out Goku by throwing a punch near his face just prior to the start of the match. When Goku did not react, he was given permission to demonstrate his skills with a brief exposition of punches and kicks, concluding by knocking a segment out of the arena wall before announcing that he would defeat Goku in less than thirty seconds. As soon as the match began, Goku felled him with a quick series of punches to the abdomen and advanced to the next round.<ref>{{Cite episode\|Series=DB\|Eps=92}}</ref><ref>{{Cite manga\|Chp=122}}</ref>		Panput faced off against [[Son Goku]] in the first round of the tournament. At first, he attempted to psych out Goku by throwing a punch near his face just prior to the start of the match. When Goku did not react, he was given permission to demonstrate his skills with a brief exposition of punches and kicks, concluding by knocking a segment out of the arena wall before announcing that he would defeat Goku in less than thirty seconds. As soon as the match began, Goku felled him with a quick series of punches to the abdomen and advanced to the next round.<ref>{{Cite episode\|Series=DB\|Eps=92}}</ref><ref>{{Cite manga\|Chp=122}}</ref>

	After the tournament, Panput was one of the fighters targeted for elimination by [[Demon King Piccolo]] and his henchmen. In the manga, it is not stated whether Panput was located and killed. In the anime, Panput was felled by [[Tambourine]] after being located at a kickboxing match the day after the tournament.<ref>{{Cite episode\|Series=DB\|Eps=103}}</ref>		After the tournament, Panput was one of the fighters targeted for elimination by [[Demon King Piccolo]] and his henchmen. In the manga, it is not stated whether Panput was located and killed. In the anime, Panput was felled by [[Tambourine]] after being located at a kickboxing match the day after the tournament.<ref>{{Cite episode\|Series=DB\|Eps=103}}</ref> He was later resurrected by the dragon balls.

	==Name==		==Name==

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	==Biography==		==Biography==
	In the [[Dragon Ball Z\|anime]], Panput is depicted as a skilled martial artist as well as an action movie star. He began his joint career sometime prior to [[Age 753]], the year of the 22nd ''Tenka'ichi Budōkai''. By that time, he had starred in at least three films and developed a rabid fan-base, adopting a lifestyle of luxury while continuing his training. His martial arts skills earned him a reputation as a "Genius of Martial Arts" that even the [[Turtle Hermit]] had heard of. At some point, he selected [[Vodka]]<ref group="note">Vodka is not named until his subsequent appearance in [[Dragon Ball Z Episode 174]]. In this episode, he is only referred to as "Manager".</ref> as his manager, not knowing that the conman was becoming rich at his expense. Thanks in part to Vodka's underhanded tactics, Panput was able to win two major martial arts tournaments between May of 752 and 753, with the ~~World Martial Arts Tournament~~ as the "triple crown". Vodka realized that Goku was formidable threat to his client and arranged for him to lose the battle by default, by tricking Goku into riding with him away from the tournament grounds just prior to the match. Goku was rescued by [[Lunch]] and was able to make it back to the tournament just in time for the match.<ref>{{Cite episode\|Series=DB\|Eps=92}}</ref> In the original manga, Panput's background is solely as a martial artist, albeit a flashy and egotistical one. Still recognized as a "Genius of Martial Arts", he won the previous two tournaments without any underhanded assistance.<ref>{{Cite manga\|Chp=122}}</ref>		In the [[Dragon Ball Z\|anime]], Panput is depicted as a skilled martial artist as well as an action movie star. He began his joint career sometime prior to [[Age 753]], the year of the 22nd ''Tenka'ichi Budōkai''. By that time, he had starred in at least three films and developed a rabid fan-base, adopting a lifestyle of luxury while continuing his training. His martial arts skills earned him a reputation as a "Genius of Martial Arts" that even the [[Turtle Hermit]] had heard of. At some point, he selected [[Vodka]]<ref group="note">Vodka is not named until his subsequent appearance in [[Dragon Ball Z Episode 174]]. In this episode, he is only referred to as "Manager".</ref> as his manager, not knowing that the conman was becoming rich at his expense. Thanks in part to Vodka's underhanded tactics, Panput was able to win two major martial arts tournaments between May of 752 and 753, with the ''Tenka'ichi Budōkai'' as the "triple crown". Vodka realized that Goku was formidable threat to his client and arranged for him to lose the battle by default, by tricking Goku into riding with him away from the tournament grounds just prior to the match. Goku was rescued by [[Lunch]] and was able to make it back to the tournament just in time for the match.<ref>{{Cite episode\|Series=DB\|Eps=92}}</ref> In the original manga, Panput's background is solely as a martial artist, albeit a flashy and egotistical one. Still recognized as a "Genius of Martial Arts", he won the previous two tournaments without any underhanded assistance.<ref>{{Cite manga\|Chp=122}}</ref>

	Panput faced off against [[Son Goku]] in the first round of the tournament. At first, he attempted to psych out Goku by throwing a punch near his face just prior to the start of the match. When Goku did not react, he was given permission to demonstrate his skills with a brief exposition of punches and kicks, concluding by knocking a segment out of the arena wall before announcing that he would defeat Goku in less than thirty seconds. As soon as the match began, Goku felled him with a quick series of punches to the abdomen and advanced to the next round.<ref>{{Cite episode\|Series=DB\|Eps=92}}</ref><ref>{{Cite manga\|Chp=122}}</ref>		Panput faced off against [[Son Goku]] in the first round of the tournament. At first, he attempted to psych out Goku by throwing a punch near his face just prior to the start of the match. When Goku did not react, he was given permission to demonstrate his skills with a brief exposition of punches and kicks, concluding by knocking a segment out of the arena wall before announcing that he would defeat Goku in less than thirty seconds. As soon as the match began, Goku felled him with a quick series of punches to the abdomen and advanced to the next round.<ref>{{Cite episode\|Series=DB\|Eps=92}}</ref><ref>{{Cite manga\|Chp=122}}</ref>

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	==Biography==		==Biography==
	In the [[Dragon Ball Z\|anime]], Panput is depicted as a skilled martial artist as well as an action movie star. He began his joint career sometime prior to [[Age 753]], the year of the 22nd ~~World Martial Arts Tournament~~. By that time, he had starred in at least three films and developed a rabid fan-base, adopting a lifestyle of luxury while continuing his training. His martial arts skills earned him a reputation as a "Genius of Martial Arts" that even the [[Turtle Hermit]] had heard of. At some point, he selected [[Vodka]]<ref group="note">Vodka is not named until his subsequent appearance in [[Dragon Ball Z Episode 174]]. In this episode, he is only referred to as "Manager".</ref> as his manager, not knowing that the conman was becoming rich at his expense. Thanks in part to Vodka's underhanded tactics, Panput was able to win two major martial arts tournaments between May of 752 and 753, with the World Martial Arts Tournament as the "triple crown". Vodka realized that Goku was formidable threat to his client and arranged for him to lose the battle by default, by tricking Goku into riding with him away from the tournament grounds just prior to the match. Goku was rescued by [[Lunch]] and was able to make it back to the tournament just in time for the match.<ref>{{Cite episode\|Series=DB\|Eps=92}}</ref> In the original manga, Panput's background is solely as a martial artist, albeit a flashy and egotistical one. Still recognized as a "Genius of Martial Arts", he won the previous two tournaments without any underhanded assistance.<ref>{{Cite manga\|Chp=122}}</ref>		In the [[Dragon Ball Z\|anime]], Panput is depicted as a skilled martial artist as well as an action movie star. He began his joint career sometime prior to [[Age 753]], the year of the 22nd ''Tenka'ichi Budōkai''. By that time, he had starred in at least three films and developed a rabid fan-base, adopting a lifestyle of luxury while continuing his training. His martial arts skills earned him a reputation as a "Genius of Martial Arts" that even the [[Turtle Hermit]] had heard of. At some point, he selected [[Vodka]]<ref group="note">Vodka is not named until his subsequent appearance in [[Dragon Ball Z Episode 174]]. In this episode, he is only referred to as "Manager".</ref> as his manager, not knowing that the conman was becoming rich at his expense. Thanks in part to Vodka's underhanded tactics, Panput was able to win two major martial arts tournaments between May of 752 and 753, with the World Martial Arts Tournament as the "triple crown". Vodka realized that Goku was formidable threat to his client and arranged for him to lose the battle by default, by tricking Goku into riding with him away from the tournament grounds just prior to the match. Goku was rescued by [[Lunch]] and was able to make it back to the tournament just in time for the match.<ref>{{Cite episode\|Series=DB\|Eps=92}}</ref> In the original manga, Panput's background is solely as a martial artist, albeit a flashy and egotistical one. Still recognized as a "Genius of Martial Arts", he won the previous two tournaments without any underhanded assistance.<ref>{{Cite manga\|Chp=122}}</ref>

	Panput faced off against [[Son Goku]] in the first round of the tournament. At first, he attempted to psych out Goku by throwing a punch near his face just prior to the start of the match. When Goku did not react, he was given permission to demonstrate his skills with a brief exposition of punches and kicks, concluding by knocking a segment out of the arena wall before announcing that he would defeat Goku in less than thirty seconds. As soon as the match began, Goku felled him with a quick series of punches to the abdomen and advanced to the next round.<ref>{{Cite episode\|Series=DB\|Eps=92}}</ref><ref>{{Cite manga\|Chp=122}}</ref>		Panput faced off against [[Son Goku]] in the first round of the tournament. At first, he attempted to psych out Goku by throwing a punch near his face just prior to the start of the match. When Goku did not react, he was given permission to demonstrate his skills with a brief exposition of punches and kicks, concluding by knocking a segment out of the arena wall before announcing that he would defeat Goku in less than thirty seconds. As soon as the match began, Goku felled him with a quick series of punches to the abdomen and advanced to the next round.<ref>{{Cite episode\|Series=DB\|Eps=92}}</ref><ref>{{Cite manga\|Chp=122}}</ref>

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	'''Panput''' is a fictional character in the ''[[Dragon Ball]]'' manga series by [[Akira Toriyama]]. Panput makes his debut in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 116\|chapter 116]] as a contestant in the [[22nd ~~World Martial Arts Tournament~~]]. Although he is given a basic background as a martial artist in the original manga, his role and background are expanded in the anime adaptation, primarily in an episode written by [[Keiji Terui]].		'''Panput''' is a fictional character in the ''[[Dragon Ball]]'' manga series by [[Akira Toriyama]]. Panput makes his debut in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 116\|chapter 116]] as a contestant in the [[22nd Tenka'ichi Budōkai\|22nd ''Tenka'ichi Budōkai'']]. Although he is given a basic background as a martial artist in the original manga, his role and background are expanded in the anime adaptation, primarily in an episode written by [[Keiji Terui]].

	==Biography==		==Biography==

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	Panput faced off against [[Son Goku]] in the first round of the tournament. At first, he attempted to psych out Goku by throwing a punch near his face just prior to the start of the match. When Goku did not react, he was given permission to demonstrate his skills with a brief exposition of punches and kicks, concluding by knocking a segment out of the arena wall before announcing that he would defeat Goku in less than thirty seconds. As soon as the match began, Goku felled him with a quick series of punches to the abdomen and advanced to the next round.<ref>{{Cite episode\|Series=DB\|Eps=92}}</ref><ref>{{Cite manga\|Chp=122}}</ref>		Panput faced off against [[Son Goku]] in the first round of the tournament. At first, he attempted to psych out Goku by throwing a punch near his face just prior to the start of the match. When Goku did not react, he was given permission to demonstrate his skills with a brief exposition of punches and kicks, concluding by knocking a segment out of the arena wall before announcing that he would defeat Goku in less than thirty seconds. As soon as the match began, Goku felled him with a quick series of punches to the abdomen and advanced to the next round.<ref>{{Cite episode\|Series=DB\|Eps=92}}</ref><ref>{{Cite manga\|Chp=122}}</ref>

	After the tournament, Panput was one of the fighters targeted for elimination by [[Demon King Piccolo]] and his henchmen. In the manga, it is not stated whether Panput was located and killed. In the anime, Panput was felled by [[Tambourine]] after being located at a kickboxing match ~~several days~~ after the tournament.<ref>{{Cite episode\|Series=DB\|Eps=103}}</ref>		After the tournament, Panput was one of the fighters targeted for elimination by [[Demon King Piccolo]] and his henchmen. In the manga, it is not stated whether Panput was located and killed. In the anime, Panput was felled by [[Tambourine]] after being located at a kickboxing match the day after the tournament.<ref>{{Cite episode\|Series=DB\|Eps=103}}</ref>

	==Name==		==Name==

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	File:Character-panput-action-film.png\|Panput in an action film.<ref>{{Cite episode\|Series=DB\|Eps=92}}</ref>		File:Character-panput-action-film.png\|Panput in an action film.<ref>{{Cite episode\|Series=DB\|Eps=92}}</ref>
	File:Item-rumble-fish-poster.png\|Panput in ''Rumble Fish'', based on a [[Real-world references in Dragon Ball\|real-life]] film by Francis Ford Coppola.<ref>{{Cite episode\|Series=DB\|Eps=92}}</ref>		File:Item-rumble-fish-poster.png\|Panput in ''Rumble Fish'', based on a [[Real-world references in Dragon Ball\|real-life]] film by Francis Ford Coppola.<ref>{{Cite episode\|Series=DB\|Eps=92}}</ref>
			File:Item-panput-kickboxing-poster.png\|A poster for a kick-boxing match the day after the tournament.
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	\| eng_name =		\| eng_name = Pamput (Funimation)<br />Panpoot (Viz)
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	\| gender = Male		\| gender = Male
	\| universe = [[Universe 7]]		\| universe = [[Universe 7]]
	\| occupation = Actor/~~Martial artist~~		\| occupation = Martial artist and Actor<ref group="note">Anime-only</ref>
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	'''Panput''' is a fictional character in the ''[[Dragon Ball]]'' manga series by [[Akira Toriyama]]. Panput makes his debut in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 116\|chapter 116]] as a contestant in the [[22nd World Martial Arts Tournament]].		'''Panput''' is a fictional character in the ''[[Dragon Ball]]'' manga series by [[Akira Toriyama]]. Panput makes his debut in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 116\|chapter 116]] as a contestant in the [[22nd World Martial Arts Tournament]]. Although he is given a basic background as a martial artist in the original manga, his role and background are expanded in the anime adaptation, primarily in an episode written by [[Keiji Terui]].

	==Biography==		==Biography==
	~~TBD~~		In the [[Dragon Ball Z\|anime]], Panput is depicted as a skilled martial artist as well as an action movie star. He began his joint career sometime prior to [[Age 753]], the year of the 22nd World Martial Arts Tournament. By that time, he had starred in at least three films and developed a rabid fan-base, adopting a lifestyle of luxury while continuing his training. His martial arts skills earned him a reputation as a "Genius of Martial Arts" that even the [[Turtle Hermit]] had heard of. At some point, he selected [[Vodka]]<ref group="note">Vodka is not named until his subsequent appearance in [[Dragon Ball Z Episode 174]]. In this episode, he is only referred to as "Manager".</ref> as his manager, not knowing that the conman was becoming rich at his expense. Thanks in part to Vodka's underhanded tactics, Panput was able to win two major martial arts tournaments between May of 752 and 753, with the World Martial Arts Tournament as the "triple crown". Vodka realized that Goku was formidable threat to his client and arranged for him to lose the battle by default, by tricking Goku into riding with him away from the tournament grounds just prior to the match. Goku was rescued by [[Lunch]] and was able to make it back to the tournament just in time for the match.<ref>{{Cite episode\|Series=DB\|Eps=92}}</ref> In the original manga, Panput's background is solely as a martial artist, albeit a flashy and egotistical one. Still recognized as a "Genius of Martial Arts", he won the previous two tournaments without any underhanded assistance.<ref>{{Cite manga\|Chp=122}}</ref>

			Panput faced off against [[Son Goku]] in the first round of the tournament. At first, he attempted to psych out Goku by throwing a punch near his face just prior to the start of the match. When Goku did not react, he was given permission to demonstrate his skills with a brief exposition of punches and kicks, concluding by knocking a segment out of the arena wall before announcing that he would defeat Goku in less than thirty seconds. As soon as the match began, Goku felled him with a quick series of punches to the abdomen and advanced to the next round.<ref>{{Cite episode\|Series=DB\|Eps=92}}</ref><ref>{{Cite manga\|Chp=122}}</ref>

			After the tournament, Panput was one of the fighters targeted for elimination by [[Demon King Piccolo]] and his henchmen. In the manga, it is not stated whether Panput was located and killed. In the anime, Panput was felled by [[Tambourine]] after being located at a kickboxing match several days after the tournament.<ref>{{Cite episode\|Series=DB\|Eps=103}}</ref>

	==Name==		==Name==
	~~TBD~~		Panput's name pun, if any, was forgotten by Toriyama except that his name "sounded Thai".<ref>FIXME: Cite Dragon Ball Forever.</ref>

	==Production==		==Production==
	~~When appropriate~~, a ~~description~~ of the ~~character~~'~~s production~~, ~~including who initially designed~~ the character ~~(if an anime original character), notes about their~~ design ~~or conception, etc~~.		Due to the production schedule challenges inherent in producing a weekly anime series based on a weekly comic, the writers of the ''[[Dragon Ball]]'' anime interjected anime-only material both as a means of extending the runtime and to flesh out the ''Dragon Ball'' universe. Panput, as well as his manager and his henchmen, were created by [[Keiji Terui]] as a means of adding drama and elongating a very short battle in the manga, as well as to explain Panput's arrogance and bravado when fighting Goku.

			Panput's character design resembles that of a Muay Thai fighter.

	==Notable Skills==		==Notable Skills==
	~~A list or description~~ of ~~notable skills or techniques~~. ~~Video game techniques should be separated from those used~~ in the ~~series proper~~.		Panput is an expert martial artists, called a "genius" of martial arts and winner of several lower-level tournaments, however he is outclassed by his fellow contestants in the 22nd World Martial Arts Tournament. Panput is depicted as stronger and more capable in the original manga, while the anime implies that he was only able to win his tournaments due to the underhanded efforts of his manager.

	==Performance==		==Performance==
	~~A list or description of the various~~ voice ~~actors~~ that ~~portrayed the character~~.		Panput was portrayed by [[Katsuji Mori]], a voice actor who primarily worked on other anime series. He later went on to portray [[Nail]] in ''Dragon Ball Z'', but was replaced in that role by [[Taiten Kusunoki]] for ''[[Dragon Ball Kai]]''.

	==Notes==		==Notes==
	~~Information that does not fit into any other category. Reserved for real-world information. In-universe information should be incorporated into the biography or other available categories.~~		{{reflist\|group=note}}

	==Images==		==Images==

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	<gallery caption="Panput Image Gallery" widths="120px" >		<gallery caption="Panput Image Gallery" widths="120px" >
	File:Character-panput-sci-fi-film.png\|Panput in a science-fiction film resembling ''Star Wars''.<ref>{{Cite episode\|Series=DB\|Eps=91}}</ref>		File:Character-panput-sci-fi-film.png\|Panput in a science-fiction film resembling ''Star Wars''.<ref>{{Cite episode\|Series=DB\|Eps=92}}</ref>
	File:Character-panput-action-film.png\|Panput in an action film.<ref>{{Cite episode\|Series=DB\|Eps=91}}</ref>		File:Character-panput-action-film.png\|Panput in an action film.<ref>{{Cite episode\|Series=DB\|Eps=92}}</ref>
	File:Item-rumble-fish-poster.png\|Panput in ''Rumble Fish'', based on a [[Real-world references in Dragon Ball\|real-life]] film by Francis Ford Coppola.<ref>{{Cite episode\|Series=DB\|Eps=91}}</ref>		File:Item-rumble-fish-poster.png\|Panput in ''Rumble Fish'', based on a [[Real-world references in Dragon Ball\|real-life]] film by Francis Ford Coppola.<ref>{{Cite episode\|Series=DB\|Eps=92}}</ref>
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