Planet Sharts - Revision history

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	[[Steven J. Simmons]] uses "Shatts" as a spelling in the official English subtitle translation for FUNimation's DVDs of the ''Dragon Ball Z'' television series.		[[Steven J. Simmons]] uses "Shatts" as a spelling in the official English subtitle translation for FUNimation's DVDs of the ''Dragon Ball Z'' television series.

	FUNimation's English dub of the ''Dragon Ball Z'' series uses "Shik" as a name change ~~(as directly seen in the subtitle / closed caption track associated with the English dub specifically)~~, first appearing in the company's dub of the episode on the "[[Dragon Ball Z: Frieza - Fall of a Tyrant\|Frieza - Fall of a Tyrant]]" VHS/DVD release. This name change/misspelling is often itself further misspelled as "Shikk" in other documentation sources online.		FUNimation's English dub of the ''Dragon Ball Z'' series uses "Shik" as a name change, first appearing in the company's 1999 dub of the episode (at the time called "Frieza Defeated!!" as aired on [[Toonami]] and available on the "[[Dragon Ball Z: Frieza - Fall of a Tyrant\|Frieza - Fall of a Tyrant]]" VHS/DVD release). This name change/misspelling is often itself further misspelled as "Shikk" in other documentation sources online.

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	\| name = Planet Sharts		\| name = Planet Sharts
	\| jpn_name = ~~惑星シャーツ~~<br>(''~~Wakusei~~ Shātsu'')		\| jpn_name = シャーツ星<br>(''Shātsu-sei'')
	\| image = [[File:Planet-sharts-main-image.png\|240px\|Planet Sharts (Anime)]]		\| image = [[File:Planet-sharts-main-image.png\|240px\|Planet Sharts (Anime)]]
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	'''''Planet Sharts''''' is a fictional celestial body that appears in the ''Dragon Ball'' franchise, one of an unknown number of planets under [[Freeza]]'s control in [[Universe 7]]. The planet was initiually conquered by the [[Saiyan]] trio of [[Raditz]], [[Nappa]], and [[Vegeta]]. It is first seen in [[Dragon Ball Z Episode 104\|episode 104]] of the ''Dragon Ball Z'' television series, which originally aired '''21 August 1991''' on [[Fuji TV]].		'''''Planet Sharts''''' is a fictional celestial body that appears in the ''Dragon Ball'' franchise, one of an unknown number of planets under [[Freeza]]'s control in [[Universe 7]]. The planet was initiually conquered by the [[Saiyan]] trio of [[Raditz]], [[Nappa]], and [[Vegeta]].

			It is first seen in [[Dragon Ball Z Episode 104\|episode 104]] of the ''Dragon Ball Z'' television series, which originally aired '''21 August 1991''' on [[Fuji TV]].

	==Name==		==Name==
	The planet "Sharts" likely takes its name from the Japanese approximation of the English word "shirts" (シャツ ''shatsu'') and elongating the vowel sound (シャーツ ''shātsu''). As such, some kind of alteration from the English word "shirts" as-is makes sense for a translation/adaptation of the name. In this case, the long vowel mark (called a ''chōonpu'') extending the preceding vowel sound is typically adapted back to English as an "-ar" or "-er" sound, leading us at ''Kanzenshuu'' to decide on "Sharts" for a spelling.		The planet "Sharts" likely takes its name from the Japanese approximation of the English word "shirts" (シャツ ''shatsu'') and elongating the vowel sound (シャーツ ''shātsu''). As such, some kind of alteration from the English word "shirts" as-is makes sense for a translation/adaptation of the name. In this case, the long vowel mark (called a ''chōonpu'') extending the preceding vowel sound is typically adapted back to English as an "-ar" or "-er" sound, leading us at ''Kanzenshuu'' to decide on "Sharts" for a spelling.

			The people of Planet Sharts (シャーツ星人 ''shātsu-seijin'') could conceivably be adapted as "Shartians".

	[[Steven J. Simmons]] uses "Shatts" as a spelling in the official English subtitle translation for FUNimation's DVDs of the ''Dragon Ball Z'' television series.		[[Steven J. Simmons]] uses "Shatts" as a spelling in the official English subtitle translation for FUNimation's DVDs of the ''Dragon Ball Z'' television series.
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	==Appearances==		==Appearances==
	Planet Sharts exclusively appears in filler material as a part of ''Dragon Ball Z'' ~~episode 104~~.		Planet Sharts exclusively appears in filler material as a part of [[Dragon Ball Z Episode 104\|episode 104]] of the ''Dragon Ball Z'' television series.

	The planet and its people are referenced in ''Daizenshuu'' 7 ~~— the "Large Encyclopedia" —~~ where, in the "World View For DB" section, the "Racial Groups" sub-section explains:<ref>{{Cite guidebook\|Title="World View For DB"\|Book=13\|Page=pp. #}}</ref>		The planet and its people are referenced in [[Dragon Ball Daizenshuu 7\|''Daizenshuu'' 7]] where, in the "World View For DB" section, the "Racial Groups" sub-section explains:<ref>{{Cite guidebook\|Title="World View For DB"\|Book=13\|Page=pp. 42}}</ref>

	{{quotation\|'''Various Races'''<br>In the Dragon Ball world, there are a variety of different races, like the ones outlined below. The Earthlings, the Saiyans and the Namekians are the three main ones. The Yardratians and the Metamorians are races that possess special abilities. There is also the Three-Eyed People, said to be the ancestors of Tenshinhan. There are also inhabitants of planet Nikochan and planet Ukakaume that have settled down in Penguin Village. Besides all these, in the animated productions there is also a great number of different races of all shapes and sizes spread throughout the Universe, like the Tsufruians, the Brenchians, the Bepperians, the Zaltians, the Makyouians, the Rittons, the Shartians, the Tubians, the Kanassians, the Meatians, the Coonians, the Outerians, the Arlians, the Conutsians, the Shamoians, the Beansians, the Ikondians, and the Hera Clan. In diagram #1, you can analyze the historical relationship between the Earthlings, the Saiyans and the Namekians.}}		{{quotation\|'''Various Races'''<br>In the Dragon Ball world, there are a variety of different races, like the ones outlined below. The Earthlings, the Saiyans and the Namekians are the three main ones. The Yardratians and the Metamorians are races that possess special abilities. There is also the Three-Eyed People, said to be the ancestors of Tenshinhan. There are also inhabitants of planet Nikochan and planet Ukakaume that have settled down in Penguin Village. Besides all these, in the animated productions there is also a great number of different races of all shapes and sizes spread throughout the Universe, like the Tsufruians, the Brenchians, the Bepperians, the Zaltians, the Makyouians, the Rittons, the Shartians, the Tubians, the Kanassians, the Meatians, the Coonians, the Outerians, the Arlians, the Conutsians, the Shamoians, the Beansians, the Ikondians, and the Hera Clan. In diagram #1, you can analyze the historical relationship between the Earthlings, the Saiyans and the Namekians.}}

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	==Appearances==		==Appearances==
	Planet Sharts exclusively appears in filler material as a part of ''Dragon Ball Z'' episode 104.		Planet Sharts exclusively appears in filler material as a part of ''Dragon Ball Z'' episode 104.

			The planet and its people are referenced in ''Daizenshuu'' 7 — the "Large Encyclopedia" — where, in the "World View For DB" section, the "Racial Groups" sub-section explains:<ref>{{Cite guidebook\|Title="World View For DB"\|Book=13\|Page=pp. #}}</ref>

			{{quotation\|'''Various Races'''<br>In the Dragon Ball world, there are a variety of different races, like the ones outlined below. The Earthlings, the Saiyans and the Namekians are the three main ones. The Yardratians and the Metamorians are races that possess special abilities. There is also the Three-Eyed People, said to be the ancestors of Tenshinhan. There are also inhabitants of planet Nikochan and planet Ukakaume that have settled down in Penguin Village. Besides all these, in the animated productions there is also a great number of different races of all shapes and sizes spread throughout the Universe, like the Tsufruians, the Brenchians, the Bepperians, the Zaltians, the Makyouians, the Rittons, the Shartians, the Tubians, the Kanassians, the Meatians, the Coonians, the Outerians, the Arlians, the Conutsians, the Shamoians, the Beansians, the Ikondians, and the Hera Clan. In diagram #1, you can analyze the historical relationship between the Earthlings, the Saiyans and the Namekians.}}

	==Notes==		==Notes==

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	\| eng_name = Shatts (Sub)<br>Shik (Dub)		\| eng_name = Shatts (Sub)<br>Shik (Dub)
	\| manga_debut =		\| manga_debut =
	\| anime_debut = [[Dragon Ball Z Episode ~~140~~]]		\| anime_debut = [[Dragon Ball Z Episode 104]]
	\| appears =		\| appears =
	\| area = [[Universe 7]]		\| area = [[Universe 7]]

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	==General Overview==		==General Overview==
	~~TBD~~		At some point prior to the destruction of Planet Vegeta in Age 737 or Age 739{{efn\|Narration in ''[[Jaco the Galactic Patrolman]]'' leads to math that winds up placing this event in Age 739. The events of ''Jaco'' occurring then comes in direct contrast to long-established dates for both Goku's birth year and the destruction of Planet Vegeta, which [[Dragon Ball Daizenshuu 7\|''Dragon Ball Daizenshuu 7: Dragon Ball Large Encyclopedia'']], [[Dragon Ball Chōzenshū 4\|''Dragon Ball Chōzenshū 4: Dragon Ball Super Encyclopedia'']], and various other official sources over the years have cited as Age 737 based on working backwards from Goku's given age during the 21st ''Tenka'ichi Budōkai''. Though the timeline presented in ''Jaco'' clashes with supplemental guidebook information and the [[Dragon Ball Z TV Special 1\|first TV special]] of ''[[Dragon Ball Z]]'', it does not necessarily contradict any information from the manga. For more detailed information, see our "[[Dragon World Timeline]]" article.}}, the [[Saiyan]] trio of [[Raditz]], [[Nappa]], and [[Vegeta]] arrive at and fully conquer the Planet Sharts.<ref name="dbz104">{{Cite episode\|Series=Z\|Eps=104}}</ref> They are able to take over the planet in three days' time, which at least Nappa considers to be a significant feat.<ref name="dbz104"></ref> Vegeta explains this to Freeza, noting that the inhabitants gave them a little trouble.<ref name="dbz104"></ref> Freeza seems less than impressed, and questions Zarbon on what his estimated timeline for a solo conquer of this tiny planet would have been, to which Zarbon answers a single day's time.<ref name="dbz104"></ref>

	==~~Inhabitants~~==
	~~TBD~~

	==Appearances==		==Appearances==
	~~TBD~~		Planet Sharts exclusively appears in filler material as a part of ''Dragon Ball Z'' episode 104.

	==Notes==		==Notes==

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	[[Steven J. Simmons]] uses "Shatts" as a spelling in the official English subtitle translation for FUNimation's DVDs of the ''Dragon Ball Z'' television series.		[[Steven J. Simmons]] uses "Shatts" as a spelling in the official English subtitle translation for FUNimation's DVDs of the ''Dragon Ball Z'' television series.

	FUNimation's English dub of the ''Dragon Ball Z'' series uses "Shik" as a name change (as directly seen in the subtitle / closed caption track associated with the English dub specifically), first appearing in the company's dub of the episode on the "Frieza: Fall of a Tyrant" VHS/DVD release. This name is often misspelled as "Shikk" in other documentation sources online.		FUNimation's English dub of the ''Dragon Ball Z'' series uses "Shik" as a name change (as directly seen in the subtitle / closed caption track associated with the English dub specifically), first appearing in the company's dub of the episode on the "[[Dragon Ball Z: Frieza - Fall of a Tyrant\|Frieza - Fall of a Tyrant]]" VHS/DVD release. This name change/misspelling is often itself further misspelled as "Shikk" in other documentation sources online.

			<gallery widths="250px">
			File:Planet-sharts-funi-subs-shatts.png\|thumb\|250px\|Planet Sharts adapted as "Planet Shatts" in FUNimation's subtitle track
			File:Planet-sharts-funi-dub-shik.png\|thumb\|250px\|Planet Sharts adapted as "Planet Shik" in FUNimation's English dub
			</gallery>

	==General Overview==		==General Overview==

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	\| eng_name =		\| eng_name = Shatts (Sub)<br>Shik (Dub)
	\| manga_debut =		\| manga_debut =
	\| anime_debut = [[Dragon Ball Z Episode 140]]		\| anime_debut = [[Dragon Ball Z Episode 140]]
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	'''''Planet Sharts''''' is a fictional celestial body that appears in the ''Dragon Ball'' franchise, one of an unknown number of planets under [[Freeza]]'s control in [[Universe 7]]. The planet was initiually conquered by the [[Saiyan]] trio of [[Raditz]], [[Nappa]], and [[Vegeta]]. It is first seen in [[Dragon Ball Z Episode 104\|episode 104]] of the ''Dragon Ball Z'' television series, which originally aired '''21 August 1991''' on [[Fuji TV]].		'''''Planet Sharts''''' is a fictional celestial body that appears in the ''Dragon Ball'' franchise, one of an unknown number of planets under [[Freeza]]'s control in [[Universe 7]]. The planet was initiually conquered by the [[Saiyan]] trio of [[Raditz]], [[Nappa]], and [[Vegeta]]. It is first seen in [[Dragon Ball Z Episode 104\|episode 104]] of the ''Dragon Ball Z'' television series, which originally aired '''21 August 1991''' on [[Fuji TV]].

			==Name==
			The planet "Sharts" likely takes its name from the Japanese approximation of the English word "shirts" (シャツ ''shatsu'') and elongating the vowel sound (シャーツ ''shātsu''). As such, some kind of alteration from the English word "shirts" as-is makes sense for a translation/adaptation of the name. In this case, the long vowel mark (called a ''chōonpu'') extending the preceding vowel sound is typically adapted back to English as an "-ar" or "-er" sound, leading us at ''Kanzenshuu'' to decide on "Sharts" for a spelling.

			[[Steven J. Simmons]] uses "Shatts" as a spelling in the official English subtitle translation for FUNimation's DVDs of the ''Dragon Ball Z'' television series.

			FUNimation's English dub of the ''Dragon Ball Z'' series uses "Shik" as a name change (as directly seen in the subtitle / closed caption track associated with the English dub specifically), first appearing in the company's dub of the episode on the "Frieza: Fall of a Tyrant" VHS/DVD release. This name is often misspelled as "Shikk" in other documentation sources online.

	==General Overview==		==General Overview==
	~~TBD~~

	~~==Name==~~
	TBD		TBD

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| name = Planet Sharts
| jpn_name = 惑星シャーツ<br>(''Wakusei Shātsu'')
| image = [[File:Planet-sharts-main-image.png|240px|Planet Sharts (Anime)]]
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| eng_name =
| manga_debut =
| anime_debut = [[Dragon Ball Z Episode 140]]
| appears =
| area = [[Universe 7]]
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'''''Planet Sharts''''' is a fictional celestial body that appears in the ''Dragon Ball'' franchise, one of an unknown number of planets under [[Freeza]]'s control in [[Universe 7]]. The planet was initiually conquered by the [[Saiyan]] trio of [[Raditz]], [[Nappa]], and [[Vegeta]]. It is first seen in [[Dragon Ball Z Episode 104|episode 104]] of the ''Dragon Ball Z'' television series, which originally aired '''21 August 1991''' on [[Fuji TV]].

==General Overview==
TBD

==Name==
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==Inhabitants==
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==Appearances==
TBD

==Notes==
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==References==
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