Dragon Ball

Dragon Ball

ドラゴンボール
1986 -1989 Toei Animation Fuji TV 153 episodes Completed
Action Adventure Comedy Martial Arts
Details & Synopsis
Before the Saiyans. Before Namek. Before power levels meant anything at all - there was a kid with a tail, a talking pig, and a treasure hunt.
Son Goku is not the hero yet. He is a wild child raised alone in the mountains, strong enough to punch through boulders and naive enough to think Bulma's bra is some kind of helmet. When Bulma shows up hunting the seven Dragon Balls, Goku tags along, and what starts as a road trip comedy slowly, patiently, becomes the blueprint every shonen series after it would spend decades copying.
Produced by Toei Animation from Akira Toriyama's manga, Dragon Ball aired on Fuji TV from 1986 to 1989. 153 episodes that build Goku from a feral kid who has never seen a car into a genuine martial artist under Master Roshi's training, through two World Martial Arts Tournaments that establish the cast - Krillin, Yamcha, Tien, Chiaotzu - who would carry the entire back half of the franchise. Then Piccolo Daimao arrives, and the show that started as slapstick adventure comedy pivots into something considerably darker, ending on a cliffhanger that walks directly into the story everyone actually remembers.
This is the part people skip. That is a mistake. Every rule Dragon Ball Z would spend 291 episodes escalating - the tournaments, the training arcs, the villain who turns ally, the power that comes from pushing past your limit - gets written here first, at a fraction of the stakes and twice the charm. Goku punching a dinosaur because he is hungry. The Kamehameha as a discovery, not a signature move yet. Before he was the strongest fighter in the universe, he was just a kid who wanted to eat.
Watch this first. Or watch it after Z, once you already love him, and see where all of it actually started.
Alt Title ドラゴンボール
Studio Toei Animation
Network Fuji TV
Aired 1986 - 1989
Episodes 153
Genre Action, Adventure, Comedy, Martial Arts
Status Completed
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Emperor Pilaf Saga (13) 21st Tenkaichi Budokai Saga (14) Look Out for Launch (1) Red Ribbon Army Saga (17) General Blue Saga (12) Commander Red Saga (11) Fortuneteller Baba Saga (15) 22nd Tenkaichi Budokai Saga (18) King Piccolo Saga (20) Piccolo's Defeat (1) Piccolo Jr. Saga (31)
Emperor Pilaf Saga 13 eps 13 canon 📷 8
001 Secret of the Dragon Balls Aired Feb 26, 1986 canon 📷 265
Canon. A monkey-tailed boy surviving alone in Mount Paozu meets a teenage tech heiress from West City. Bulma wants seven magical spheres; Goku just thinks she's a weird creature with no tail. The multi-decade global phenomenon starts right here.
002 The Emperor's Quest Aired Mar 5, 1986 canon 📷 265
Canon. Goku leaves his mountain home for the first time. Bulma introduces him to motorcycle mechanics and instant Capsule Corp technology, establishing the foundational blend of ancient folklore and sci-fi.
003 The Nimbus Cloud of Roshi Aired Mar 12, 1986 canon 📷 265
Canon. Master Roshi makes his legendary debut. After helping a lost sea turtle, Goku is gifted the Flying Nimbus (Kinto-un), testing his pure-hearted nature while Bulma trades her dignity for the Four-Star Dragon Ball.
004 Oolong the Terrible Aired Mar 19, 1986 canon 📷 265
Canon. The shapeshifting pig Oolong terrorizes a local village. Goku exposes his shape-shifting time limit in a slapstick brawl, drafting Oolong as the group's unwilling third companion.
005 Yamcha the Desert Bandit Aired Mar 26, 1986 canon 📷 265
Canon. Yamcha and Puar ambush the team in the burning Diablo Desert. The Wolf Fang Fist debuts, but Yamcha's crippling, debilitating phobia of pretty girls saves Goku from a desert defeat.
006 Keep an Eye on the Dragon Balls Aired Apr 2, 1986 canon 📷 265
Canon. Yamcha stalks the group under the cover of darkness to steal their dragon balls. A night-time shootout in an RV reveals just how fragile early Goku's sleep schedule really is.
007 The Ox-King on Fire Mountain Aired Apr 9, 1986 canon 📷 264
Canon. Fire Mountain is in flames. Goku meets the massive Ox-King and a young, helmet-wearing Chi-Chi, setting up a childhood connection that pays off a decade later at the World Martial Arts Tournament.
008 The Kamehameha Wave Aired Apr 16, 1986 canon 📷 144
Canon. Master Roshi buffens up to 100% full power to extinguish Fire Mountain with the inaugural Kamehameha wave. Goku replicates the legendary 50-year technique on his first try, leaving Roshi completely stunned.
009 Boss Rabbit's Magic Touch Aired Apr 23, 1986 canon
Canon. The Rabbit Mob terrorizes a small town. Monster Carrot turns Bulma into a literal carrot, forcing Goku and Yamcha to team up and launch the mob to the literal moon with the Power Pole.
010 The Dragon Balls are Stolen! Aired Apr 30, 1986 canon
Canon. Emperor Pilaf's minions Mai and Shu ambush the gang's vehicle, stealing six of the seven Dragon Balls and locking the group inside a high-tech dungeon castle.
011 The Dragon is Summoned! Aired May 7, 1986 canon
Canon. The climax of the opening saga. Pilaf summons Shenron to claim world domination, only for Oolong to leap through a blasted wall and scream his legendary wish for a comfortable pair of panties.
012 The Wish is Granted Aired May 14, 1986 canon
Canon. Locked inside a glass oven chamber to be baked alive by Pilaf, Goku looks up at the full moon. The Saiyan biological curse reveals itself for the first time as Goku transforms into a giant Great Ape.
013 Goku's Great Transformation Aired May 21, 1986 canon
Canon. Great Ape Goku tears Pilaf's castle to absolute rubble. Yamcha and Puar slice off his monkey tail to reverse the transformation. Goku wakes up naked, bids Bulma goodbye, and sets off to train with Master Roshi.
21st Tenkaichi Budokai Saga 14 eps 14 canon
014 Goku's Rival Aired May 28, 1986 canon
Canon. Krillin arrives at Kame House on a rowboat, bribing Master Roshi with adult magazines to accept him as a student. Goku and Krillin's iconic lifelong friendship opens as an intense, petty rivalry.
016 Find That Stone! Aired Jun 11, 1986 canon
Canon. Roshi throws a marked stone into a dense jungle to test his new pupils. Krillin resorts to dirty tricks and forgery to beat Goku, proving early on that Krillin's wits make up for his physical gaps.
017 Milk Delivery Aired Jun 18, 1986 canon
Canon. The grueling Turtle School training regime begins. Delivering milk at 4:00 AM across mountain peaks, plowing fields with bare hands, and dodging sharks - all while wearing 50-pound turtle shells.
018 Turtle Style Training Aired Jun 25, 1986 canon
Canon. Eight months of exhausting manual labor culminate. When Roshi finally orders the boys to move a massive boulder, they realize they've developed superhuman strength without ever practicing a single punch.
019 The Tournament Begins Aired Jul 2, 1986 canon
Canon. The 21st World Martial Arts Tournament kicks off at Papaya Island. Goku and Krillin remove their heavy turtle shells for the first time, leaping into the sky and leaving the audience stunned.
020 Elimination Rounds Aired Jul 9, 1986 canon
Canon. The preliminary matches commence. Goku effortlessly knocks out massive adult fighters with a single finger tap, while Krillin handles his former temple bullies with ease.
021 Smells Like Trouble Aired Jul 16, 1986 canon
Canon. Quarterfinals begin. Krillin faces Bacterian, a giant who uses unwashed body stench as a bio-weapon. Krillin is losing until Goku reminds him of a crucial biological fact: Krillin doesn't have a nose.
022 Yamcha vs. Jackie Chun Aired Jul 23, 1986 canon
Canon. Yamcha steps into the ring against Jackie Chun, an old martial artist who is secretly Master Roshi in disguise. Jackie Chun effortlessly dodges Yamcha's Wolf Fang Fist and blows him out of the ring with a air palm.
023 The Roar of Kuririn Aired Jul 30, 1986 canon
Canon. Goku fights Giran, a winged dinosaur monster who binds him in sticky Guru-Guru Gum. Pushed to the brink, Goku's monkey tail suddenly regrows, giving him the raw lever-power to shatter the trap.
024 Krillin's Frantic Attack! Aired Aug 6, 1986 canon
Canon. Semifinal #1: Krillin vs. Jackie Chun. Krillin uses high-level spatial tactics and panty-bribes to catch Roshi off-guard, but Chun's veteran experience seals a high-speed victory.
025 A Danger From Above Aired Aug 13, 1986 canon
Canon. Semifinal #2: Goku vs. Nam. Nam attacks from the sky with his lethal Aerial X-Slash. Goku counters by using the Kamehameha as an aerial booster rocket, advancing to the finals.
026 The Grand Finals Aired Aug 20, 1986 canon
Canon. The Grand Final: Goku vs. Jackie Chun. Two Turtle School masters trade mirrored techniques, energy blasts, and high-speed martial arts in the most celebrated fight of early Dragon Ball.
027 Number One Under the Moon Aired Aug 27, 1986 canon
Canon. Goku sees the full moon and transforms into a Great Ape inside the arena. Desperate to stop the monster without killing his student, Jackie Chun charges a 100% Kamehameha and obliterates the literal moon.
028 The Climax Aired Sep 3, 1986 canon
Canon. Both fighters exhausted and back in base forms, Goku and Jackie Chun deliver a simultaneous mid-air flying kick. Roshi stands up first by a fraction of a second, teaching Goku that there will always be someone stronger.
Look Out for Launch 1 eps 1 canon
015 Look Out for Launch Aired Jun 4, 1986 canon
Canon. Roshi demands a maid before training begins. Goku and Krillin rescue Launch, a girl whose sneezing triggers a split-personality shift between a sweet, blue-haired innocent and a blonde, machine-gun-toting criminal.
Red Ribbon Army Saga 17 eps 13 canon 1 mixed 3 filler
029 The Roaming Lake Aired Sep 10, 1986 mixed
Mixed. Goku sets out alone to find his grandfather's Four-Star ball. He crosses paths with early Red Ribbon scout units and a mobile lake, kicking off a global military confrontation.
030 Pilaf and the Mystery Force Aired Sep 17, 1986 filler
Filler. Emperor Pilaf re-emerges with his flying fortress to claim a Dragon Ball, clashing with Colonel Silver's Red Ribbon forces in a three-way game of keep-away.
031 Wedding Plan? Aired Sep 24, 1986 filler
Filler. Goku encounters a fake Ox-King and Chi-Chi in a local market town while Colonel Silver's army closes in on the local Dragon Ball coordinates.
032 The Flying Fortress Aired Oct 1, 1986 filler
Filler. Goku infiltrates Pilaf's fortress to rescue the Dragon Ball, resulting in the complete destruction of Pilaf's aerial base at the hands of the Red Ribbon Army.
033 The Legend of a Dragon Aired Oct 8, 1986 canon
Canon. Colonel Silver shoots down the Flying Nimbus with a rocket launcher and steals Goku's Dragon Radar. Goku responds by completely destroying Silver's entire base camp in under two minutes.
034 Cruel General Red Aired Oct 15, 1986 canon
Canon. Commander Red executes Colonel Silver for failing to stop a child. Goku crashes his plane in the freezing northern land of Jingle Village while tracking General White's unit.
035 Cold Reception Aired Oct 22, 1986 canon
Canon. Goku is rescued from freezing to death by a young girl named Suno. Learning that General White is holding the mayor hostage inside Muscle Tower, Goku storms the military fortress.
036 Major Metallitron Aired Oct 29, 1986 canon
Canon. Goku reaches Floor 3 of Muscle Tower and faces Major Metallitron, a massive Terminator-style android. Goku blows off his head with a Kamehameha, but the machine only stops when its batteries die.
037 Ninja Murasaki is Coming! Aired Nov 5, 1986 canon
Canon. Floor 4: Ninja Murasaki. A hilariously inept ninja who attempts shuriken tricks, camouflage fails, and sword clashes against Goku's Power Pole inside a indoor Japanese garden.
038 Five Murasakis Aired Nov 12, 1986 canon
Canon. Murasaki deploys his "cloning technique" - which is actually just him and his four identical quintuplet brothers jumping out at once. Goku beats all five simultaneously.
039 Mysterious Android No. 8 Aired Nov 19, 1986 canon
Canon. Murasaki activates Android 8 (Eighter), Frankenstein-style creation programmed to kill. Eighter refuses to fight due to his gentle soul, siding with Goku and punching Murasaki through the wall.
040 Horrifying Buyon Aired Nov 26, 1986 canon
Canon. General White drops Goku and Eighter into a trap door containing Buyon, a giant gummy monster immune to physical strikes. Goku freezes Buyon solid by blasting open a wall to let the arctic air in.
041 The Fall of Muscle Tower Aired Dec 3, 1986 canon
Canon. General White pretends to surrender before shooting Goku in the back. Enraged, Eighter unleashes a full-power punch that launches General White out of the top floor of Muscle Tower, liberating the village.
042 The Secret of Doctor Flappe Aired Dec 10, 1986 canon
Filler. Goku and Eighter track down Dr. Flappe to safely remove the self-destruct bomb planted inside Eighter's chest, permanently securing the gentle android's civilian life.
043 A Visit to Metro City Aired Dec 17, 1986 canon
Canon. Goku travels to West City to have Bulma repair his broken Dragon Radar. He experiences big-city technology, arcade games, and modern traffic for the first time.
044 Master Roshi's House Aired Dec 24, 1986 canon
Canon. Bulma invents the Micro-Band shrinking device to tag along with Goku. Meanwhile, General Blue's elite naval division is dispatched to intercept them at Kame House.
045 Danger in the Air Aired Jan 7, 1987 canon
Canon. General Blue launches an aerial ambush on Kame House. Launch transforms into her blonde persona and defends the island with an anti-aircraft heavy gun as Goku and Bulma dive underwater.
General Blue Saga 12 eps 12 canon
046 Bulma's Bad Day Aired Jan 14, 1987 canon
Canon. General Blue corners Goku, Bulma, and Krillin, forcing them to dive into a deep ocean cavern in a mini-sub to search for a hidden Dragon Ball.
047 Kame House Discovered Aired Jan 21, 1987 canon
Canon. General Blue's fleet surrounds Kame House, but Master Roshi single-handedly dismantles his frontline soldier squad with casual Turtle School martial arts.
048 Deep Blue Sea Aired Jan 28, 1987 canon
Canon. The mini-sub runs out of fuel in the underwater trench. The trio escapes on foot into an ancient, booby-trapped subterranean pirate cove.
049 Rosy Closets Aired Feb 4, 1987 canon
Canon. General Blue pursues them into the pirate cave, dodging mechanical traps and setting up a high-stakes subterranean game of cat-and-mouse.
050 Pop Goes the Pirate Aired Feb 11, 1987 canon
Canon. Goku and Krillin battle a giant mechanical pirate robot safeguarding the hidden treasure room, forcing Goku to use his Power Pole to breach its core.
051 Dungeon Special Aired Feb 18, 1987 canon
Canon. Goku is separated while fighting a giant octopus. Krillin steps up to fight General Blue 1-on-1, holding his own until Blue reveals his paralysis gaze.
052 The Pirate Treasure Aired Feb 25, 1987 canon
Canon. Goku arrives just in time to save Krillin, breaking Blue's telekinetic grip and retrieving the Three-Star Dragon Ball as the cave begins to collapse.
053 Blue, Black and Blue Aired Mar 4, 1987 canon
Canon. The pirate cave collapses into the sea. The trio escapes in an old pirate submarine right before the cavern floods completely.
054 Escape From the Pirate Cave Aired Mar 11, 1987 canon
Canon. Returning to Kame House, General Blue uses telekinesis to bind the entire gang to chairs, stealing all four Dragon Balls and leaving a live bomb behind.
055 Penguin Village Aired Mar 18, 1987 canon
Canon. Launch frees the group at the last second. Goku chases General Blue across the globe on Nimbus, crashing into Penguin Village from Toriyama's Dr. Slump!
056 Strange Visitor Aired Mar 25, 1987 canon
Canon. Goku meets Arale Norimaki and the Slump cast. Bulma's radar is fixed by Senbei Norimaki while Blue tries to procure a getaway vehicle.
057 Arale vs. Blue Aired Apr 1, 1987 canon
Canon. General Blue steals the Dragon Radar and takes Senbei hostage. Arale casually headbutts General Blue into the stratosphere, sending him flying out of the arc.
Commander Red Saga 11 eps 11 canon
058 The Land of Korin Aired Apr 8, 1987 canon
Canon. Goku travels to the Sacred Land of Korin, meeting Bora and his son Upa. Meanwhile, Commander Red hires the legendary assassin Mercenary Tao.
059 The Infamous Mercenary Aired Apr 15, 1987 canon
Canon. Mercenary Tao arrives at Red Ribbon HQ and casually executes General Blue using only his tongue to demonstrate his absolute, lethal efficiency.
060 Tao Attack! Aired Apr 22, 1987 canon
Canon. Tao throws a massive stone pillar into the sky and rides it to Korin Land. He murders Bora in cold blood and effortlessly defeats Goku with a Dodon Ray.
061 Korin Tower Aired Apr 29, 1987 canon
Canon. Saved by the Four-Star ball in his shirt, Goku decides to climb the 50,000-foot Korin Tower to drink the Sacred Water and acquire the strength to defeat Tao.
062 Sacred Water Aired May 6, 1987 canon
Canon. Goku reaches the top and meets Korin, a martial arts deity cat who forces Goku into a three-day game of keep-away for the water jug, rapidly sharpening his reflexes.
063 The Return of Goku Aired May 13, 1987 canon
Canon. Tao returns to Korin Land to finish off Upa. Goku descends the tower and intercepts Tao, effortlessly dodging his strikes with his newly elevated speed.
064 The Last of Tao Pai Pai Aired May 20, 1987 canon
Canon. Desperate, Tao drinks Korin's fake water and attempts a fake surrender before throwing a grenade at Goku. Goku kicks the grenade back, vaporizing the assassin.
065 Confront the Red Ribbon Army Aired May 27, 1987 canon
Canon. Goku single-handedly assaults the central Red Ribbon Army headquarters. His friends assemble an armada to help, unaware Goku is already clearing the base alone.
066 A Real Bind Aired Jun 3, 1987 canon
Canon. Goku tears through artillery, tanks, and infantry units. Commander Red panics as his entire global military empire collapses around him.
067 The End of Commander Red Aired Jun 10, 1987 canon
Canon. Staff Officer Black discovers Red wanted the Dragon Balls just to wish to be taller. Disgusted, Black executes Red and fights Goku inside a massive battle-mech.
068 The Last Dragon Ball Aired Jun 17, 1987 canon
Canon. Goku shatters Black's mech, officially wiping out the Red Ribbon Army. However, the final Dragon Ball doesn't register on Bulma's radar, leading them to Fortuneteller Baba.
Fortuneteller Baba Saga 15 eps 10 canon 5 filler
069 Fortuneteller Baba Aired Jun 24, 1987 canon
Canon. Master Roshi directs Goku to his sister, Fortuneteller Baba. She demands 10 million Zeni or a tournament victory against her five undead champion fighters.
070 Five Fighters Aired Jul 1, 1987 canon
Canon. Match #1: Yamcha vs. Fangs the Vampire. Yamcha struggles against the flying vampire before Puar and Krillin deploy a hilarious garlic-and-cross strategy.
071 Invisible Enemy Aired Jul 8, 1987 canon
Canon. Match #2: Yamcha vs. See-Through the Invisible Man. Krillin pulls down Bulma's shirt to give Roshi a massive nosebleed that coats the invisible man in blood.
072 The Devil's Toilet Aired Jul 15, 1987 canon
Canon. Match #3: Yamcha vs. Bandages the Mummy above the Devil's Toilet pit. Mummy's brutal physical strength easily overpowers Yamcha, knocking him out.
073 Deadly Devilmite Beam Aired Jul 22, 1987 canon
Canon. Goku steps into the ring and one-shots Mummy. Match #4: Goku vs. Devilman. Devilman fires the Devilmite Beam, which turns evil thoughts lethal - but Goku's pure heart renders it useless.
074 The Mysterious Fifth Fighter Aired Jul 29, 1987 canon
Canon. Match #5: Goku vs. a mysterious masked man wearing a halo. The masked warrior matches Goku's movement step-for-step, executing a flawless Kamehameha.
075 The Strong Ghost Aired Aug 5, 1987 canon
Canon. The masked man grabs Goku's tail, exploiting his singular physical weakness. He slams Goku repeatedly until the tail accidentally rips off, freeing Goku.
076 The True Face of the Masked Man Aired Aug 12, 1987 canon
Canon. The masked man surrenders and unmasks himself as Grandpa Gohan! A deeply emotional reunion unfolds as Goku leaps into his late grandfather's arms in tears.
077 The Dragon Balls Wish Aired Aug 19, 1987 canon
Canon. Baba reveals the final Dragon Ball was hidden in a lead box by Emperor Pilaf. Goku easily dismantles Pilaf's new combined mech suit to retrieve it.
078 The Long Awaited Wish Aired Aug 26, 1987 canon
Canon. Goku summons Shenron at Korin Land and wishes Upa's father Bora back to life. Goku vows to walk across the world on foot to train for the next World Tournament.
079 Goku's Journey Aired Sep 2, 1987 filler
Filler. On his global training journey, Goku saves a village from two terrorizing brothers using a magic gourd device.
080 Goku vs. Sky Dragon Aired Sep 9, 1987 filler
Filler. Goku defends a rival martial arts dojo from Sky Dragon, a disgraced fighter using illegal drugs to boost his physical strength.
081 Goku Goes to Demon Land Aired Sep 16, 1987 filler
Filler. Goku travels to the Demon Realm to rescue a kidnapped princess from the demon king Shula, using his Power Pole to seal the realm's doorway.
082 The Rampage of InoShikaCho Aired Sep 23, 1987 filler
Filler. Goku meets Tien Shinhan and Chiaotzu for the first time. They are running a scam where they unleash a giant boar monster on towns and charge fees to "save" them.
083 Which Way to Papaya Island? Aired Sep 30, 1987 filler
Filler. Goku saves a cruise ship from a storm while navigating toward Papaya Island, barely arriving in time to register for the 22nd World Tournament.
22nd Tenkaichi Budokai Saga 18 eps 18 canon
084 Rival Styles Aired Oct 7, 1987 canon
Canon. Three years after the last tournament, Goku reunites with Krillin and Roshi on Papaya Island. Master Shen introduces his star pupils, Tien Shinhan and Chiaotzu, sparking an intense rivalry between the Crane and Turtle schools.
085 Preliminary Peril Aired Oct 14, 1987 canon
Canon. Preliminary elimination rounds begin. Chiaotzu uses his telekinesis to manipulate the match numbers so the Crane and Turtle students meet only in the main bracket.
086 Then There Were Eight Aired Oct 21, 1987 canon
Canon. The final eight fighters are set: Goku, Krillin, Yamcha, Jackie Chun, Tien, Chiaotzu, Pamput, and Man-Wolf.
087 Yamcha vs. Tien Aired Oct 28, 1987 canon
Canon. Quarterfinal #1: Yamcha vs. Tien. Yamcha debuts his newly perfected Neo Wolf Fang Fist and fires a Kamehameha, but Tien deflects it and brutally snaps Yamcha's leg while he lies unconscious.
088 Yamcha's Courage Aired Nov 4, 1987 canon
Canon. Yamcha is rushed to the hospital. Goku swears retribution against Tien's cruel assassin style as the second match begins between Jackie Chun and Man-Wolf.
089 The Full-Moon Grudge Aired Nov 11, 1987 canon
Canon. Man-Wolf seeks revenge against Roshi for destroying the moon. Jackie Chun hypnotizes Man-Wolf and uses Krillin's bald head as a replacement moon to cure him.
090 The Dodon Wave Aired Nov 18, 1987 canon
Canon. Quarterfinal #3: Krillin vs. Chiaotzu. Chiaotzu fires lethal Dodon Rays from his fingers and uses telekinesis to cause severe stomach cramps in Krillin.
091 Count Oni Strike Aired Nov 25, 1987 canon
Canon. Krillin figures out Chiaotzu needs both hands free to use telekinesis, tricking him with basic math questions to force him to count on his fingers and opening a winning counter-attack.
092 The Match of the Century Aired Dec 2, 1987 canon
Canon. Quarterfinal #4: Goku vs. Pamput. Goku knocks out the international Muay Thai champion in two seconds with three rapid elbow strikes to the chest.
093 Tien Shinhan vs. Jackie Chun Aired Dec 9, 1987 canon
Canon. Semifinal #1: Tien vs. Jackie Chun. Two martial arts grandmasters engage in an incredible speed battle, mirroring techniques and testing philosophy.
094 Stepping Out Aired Dec 16, 1987 canon
Canon. Roshi realizes the future belongs to the new generation. After warning Tien to abandon Master Shen's assassin lifestyle, Roshi steps out of the ring and surrenders.
095 Goku vs. Krillin Aired Dec 23, 1987 canon
Canon. Semifinal #2: Goku vs. Krillin. Two best friends give everything they have. Krillin grabs Goku's tail, but Goku reveals he trained his tail to no longer be a weak spot.
096 Tail's Tale Aired Dec 30, 1987 canon
Canon. Goku defeats Krillin at high speed, advancing to the final match against Tien while earning Tien's deep respect.
097 Final Match: Goku vs. Tien Aired Jan 6, 1988 canon
Canon. The Grand Finals: Goku vs. Tien Shinhan. The absolute peak of martial arts choreography, with both fighters matching every blow and energy wave.
098 Tien's Tri-Beam Attack Aired Jan 13, 1988 canon
Canon. Tien debuts the Solar Flare and Volleyball Attack. Master Shen secretly commands Chiaotzu to paralyze Goku with telekinesis from the crowd.
099 Tien's Desperate Attack Aired Jan 20, 1988 canon
Canon. Tien catches onto the cheating, defiance against his master, and forces Chiaotzu to stop. Roshi blasts Master Shen out of the stadium with a Kamehameha.
100 The Angel's Secret Aired Jan 27, 1988 canon
Canon. Tien sprouts two additional arms from his back (Four Witches Technique). Goku counters by moving his arms so fast it looks like he has eight.
101 The Falling Battle Aired Feb 3, 1988 canon
Canon. Tien destroys the entire arena with a Tri-Beam (Kikoho). In mid-air, Goku bounces off a truck, but strikes a car bumper first, giving Tien a technical ring-out victory.
King Piccolo Saga 20 eps 20 canon
102 Enter King Piccolo Aired Feb 10, 1988 canon
Canon. The story undergoes a dark, shocking pivot. Krillin is found murdered in the waiting room, his soul stolen alongside the Dragon Radar by a demon named Tambourine.
103 Tambourine Attacks! Aired Feb 17, 1988 canon
Canon. Enraged, Goku hunts down Tambourine on Nimbus. Exhausted from his fight with Tien, Goku is easily beaten and Nimbus is destroyed.
104 Mark of the Demon Aired Feb 24, 1988 canon
Canon. King Piccolo's origins are revealed: an ancient demon king freed by Emperor Pilaf, systematically assassinating world martial artists.
105 Here Comes Yajirobe Aired Mar 2, 1988 canon
Canon. Goku wakes up in a forest and steals a roasted fish belonging to Yajirobe, a wandering, sword-wielding samurai.
106 Terrible Tambourine Aired Mar 9, 1988 canon
Canon. Cymbal, another demon mutant, approaches them for Yajirobe's Dragon Ball. Yajirobe casually slices Cymbal in half and eats him.
107 Tien's Revenge Aired Mar 16, 1988 canon
Canon. Tambourine tracks Goku down. Now fully fed and rested, Goku completely obliterates Tambourine with a high-speed Kamehameha.
108 King Piccolo's Wish Aired Mar 23, 1988 canon
Canon. Sensing Tambourine's death, King Piccolo descends personally on his airship to confront Goku.
109 Goku vs. King Piccolo Aired Mar 30, 1988 canon
Canon. Goku gives everything he has, but King Piccolo effortlessly overpowers him, stopping Goku's heart and leaving him for dead.
110 Piccolo Closes In Aired Apr 6, 1988 canon
Canon. Yajirobe carries Goku's body up Korin Tower to save him. Meanwhile, Roshi, Tien, and Chiaotzu gather the remaining Dragon Balls.
111 Roshi's Final Kamehameha Aired Apr 13, 1988 canon
Canon. Master Roshi attempts the Evil Sealing Wave (Mafuba) to seal King Piccolo inside an electric cooker, but misses the target and dies of exhaustion.
112 King Piccolo Restored Aired Apr 20, 1988 canon
Canon. King Piccolo shoots Chiaotzu in cold blood, summons Shenron, restores his youth, and kills Shenron immediately afterward so no one can undo his reign.
113 King Piccolo's Rampage Aired Apr 27, 1988 canon
Canon. King Piccolo takes over King Castle, deposing the King of the World and declaring an era of global terror where legal crime is celebrated.
114 Confront the Red Ribbon Army Aired May 4, 1988 canon
Canon. Reaching Korin Tower, Goku demands a power-up. Korin tells him about the Ultra Divine Water, a lethal poison that unlocks hidden potential if the drinker survives.
115 Ascule Water Aired May 11, 1988 canon
Canon. Goku travels to ice caves with Yajirobe to retrieve the Ultra Divine Water, passing psychological trials to prove his worth.
116 The Sacred Water Aired May 18, 1988 canon
Canon. Goku drinks the poison, suffering hours of agonizing fever before surviving and unleashing his dormant inner power.
117 Goku's Rebirth Aired May 25, 1988 canon
Canon. Tien learns the Mafuba and travels to King Castle alone to confront Piccolo, but is forced to fight Piccolo's newly spawned demon, Drum.
118 Tien's Decision Aired Jun 1, 1988 canon
Canon. Drum brutally beats Tien. Just as Drum moves to crush Tien's skull, Goku arrives and kicks Drum's head completely off in one shot.
119 The Evil Mafuba Aired Jun 8, 1988 canon
Canon. The final battle begins. Goku matches restored young King Piccolo punch-for-punch, shocking the demon king with his immense new strength.
120 Goku Strikes Back Aired Jun 15, 1988 canon
Canon. King Piccolo uses the King of the World as a human shield and cripples Goku's legs and right arm with raw ki blasts.
121 The Ultimate Battle Aired Jun 22, 1988 canon
Canon. With only one functional arm left, Goku fires a single-handed Kamehameha into the ground to launch himself into the air like a missile.
Piccolo's Defeat 1 eps 1 canon
122 Piccolo's Defeat Aired Jun 29, 1988 canon
Canon. Goku passes straight through King Piccolo's chest in a roaring Oozaru-infused punch. Before exploding, King Piccolo spits out an egg containing his son/reincarnation: Piccolo Jr.
Piccolo Jr. Saga 31 eps 20 canon 11 filler
123 The Power Pole's Secret Aired Jul 6, 1988 canon
Canon. Korin reveals the Power Pole connects his tower to Kami's Lookout in the upper atmosphere. Goku ascends to meet the Guardian of Earth.
124 Temple Above the Clouds Aired Jul 13, 1988 canon
Canon. Goku reaches the Lookout, meeting Mr. Popo, who easily deflects Goku's strikes to prove Goku's martial arts are still unrefined.
125 Earth's Guardian Emerges Aired Jul 20, 1988 canon
Canon. Kami appears, revealing a green Namekian face identical to King Piccolo. Kami restores Shenron so Roshi, Krillin, and Chiaotzu can be resurrected.
126 Shenron Restored Aired Jul 27, 1988 canon
Canon. Shenron is reassembled and grants the mass resurrection wish. Goku agrees to stay on the Lookout for three years to train under Kami for Piccolo Jr.'s arrival.
127 Quicker Than Lightning Aired Aug 3, 1988 filler
Filler. Mr. Popo sends Goku on a spiritual journey to learn how to move faster than lightning and quiet his mind.
128 Secret of the Woods Aired Aug 10, 1988 filler
Filler. Goku meets an old fisherman in the forest, learning how to sense energy and flow like water instead of relying purely on sight.
129 Goku Time Travels Aired Aug 17, 1988 filler
Filler. Kami sends Goku back in time to train under Master Roshi's ancient teacher, Master Mutaito, witnessing the origin of the Mafuba.
130 Goku's Doll Aired Aug 24, 1988 filler
Filler. Mr. Popo creates a clay doll copy of Goku that mirrors his thoughts, forcing Goku to eliminate his emotional openings.
131 Walking Their Own Ways Aired Aug 31, 1988 filler
Filler. Krillin, Yamcha, Tien, and Chiaotzu climb Korin Tower and set off across the world to train independently for the 23rd Tournament.
132 Hotter Than Lava Aired Sep 7, 1988 filler
Filler. Goku saves a mountain village from an active volcanic eruption by manipulating ki currents before completing his Lookout training.
133 Reunion Before the Tournament Aired Sep 14, 1988 canon
Canon. Three years pass. The Z-Fighters reunite at Papaya Island. Goku arrives taller, broader, and wearing a turban, having officially grown into an adult.
134 The 23rd Tournament Begins Aired Sep 21, 1988 canon
Canon. Preliminaries begin. Goku easily dodges attacks without taking off his heavy weighted clothing, while Piccolo Jr. (Ma Junior) radiates terrifying killing intent.
135 The Final Eight Aired Sep 28, 1988 canon
Canon. The final eight fighters qualify: Goku, Tien, Yamcha, Krillin, Cybernetic Tao Pai Pai, Hero (Shen), an anonymous Anonymous Kunoichi, and Ma Junior.
136 Tao Pai Pai's Revenge Aired Oct 5, 1988 canon
Canon. Quarterfinal #1: Taipai (rebuilt as a cyborg) vs. Tien. Tien easily outclasses his former master, begging him to keep his dignity before knocking him out.
137 Goku Gets Married! Aired Oct 12, 1988 canon
Canon. Quarterfinal #2: Goku vs. Anonymous Kunoichi. Goku knocks her out of the ring with an air palm, revealing her as Chi-Chi! Goku fulfills his childhood promise and proposes mid-ring.
138 Shen the Mysterious Man Aired Oct 19, 1988 canon
Canon. Quarterfinal #3: Yamcha vs. Hero, a nerdy civilian in a suit. Yamcha underestimates him, only for Hero to reveal god-tier martial mastery and knock Yamcha out.
139 Goku vs. Tenshinhan Rematch Aired Oct 26, 1988 canon
Canon. Semifinal #1: Goku vs. Tien rematch. Goku takes off his 250-pound weighted undershirt and shoes, moving with blinding, untouchable speed.
140 True Strength Aired Nov 2, 1988 canon
Canon. Tien splits into four copies (Multi-Form). Goku identifies the flaw - divided power and speed - and knocks all four copies out of the ring.
141 Four Tenshinhans Aired Nov 9, 1988 canon
Canon. Goku advances to the finals. Semifinal #2: Hero vs. Ma Junior. Hero reveals himself as Kami possessing a human body to seal Piccolo with the Mafuba.
142 Shen vs. Piccolo Jr. Aired Nov 16, 1988 canon
Canon. Kami executes the Mafuba, but Piccolo Jr. performs the Reverse Mafuba, sealing Kami inside a bottle and swallowing it!
143 Battle for the Future Aired Nov 23, 1988 canon
Canon. The Grand Final: Goku vs. Piccolo Jr. Two titanic forces collide in a battle for the fate of planet Earth.
144 Super Kamehameha! Aired Nov 30, 1988 canon
Canon. Goku unleashes the Super Kamehameha. Piccolo Jr. responds by revealing his Namekian ability to expand into a giant colossus (Super Giant Form).
145 Junior's Giant Size Aired Dec 7, 1988 canon
Canon. Goku flies directly down giant Piccolo's throat, retrieving the swallowed bottle and liberating Kami!
146 Goku's Trap Aired Dec 14, 1988 canon
Canon. Piccolo Jr. shrinks back to normal size and levels the entire island with a massive explosive wave, reducing the arena to a crater.
147 Goku's Greatest Challenge Aired Dec 21, 1988 canon
Canon. Piccolo blasts a mouth beam straight through Goku's shoulder, breaking all four of his limbs and leaving him bleeding in the crater.
148 The Triumph Aired Jan 11, 1988 canon
Canon. Thinking Goku is defeated, Piccolo leaps into the air. Goku activates Bukujutsu (flight) for the first time, headbutting Piccolo out of the ring to become the World Martial Arts Champion!
149 Dress in Flames Aired Jan 18, 1989 filler
Filler. Goku spares Piccolo's life so he has a rival to fight. Fire breaks out at Fire Mountain during Goku and Chi-Chi's wedding preparations.
150 The Fire-Eater Aired Jan 25, 1989 filler
Filler. Goku and Chi-Chi travel to retrieve the Bansho Fan to extinguish the magical flames surrounding Ox-King's castle.
151 Chichi's Duty Aired Feb 1, 1989 filler
Filler. Chi-Chi learns ancient domestic and martial protocols while Goku searches for the magical materials needed to repair the fan.
152 Hurry, Goku! Aired Feb 8, 1989 filler
Filler. Goku travels to the Five Elements Mountain, meeting Annin, the guardian of the furnace between the living world and the afterlife.
153 Mount Frypan in Flames Aired Feb 15, 1989 filler
Filler. Goku seals the leak in the Magical Furnace, saving Ox-King and Fire Mountain. Goku and Chi-Chi ride off into the clouds on Nimbus to get married. The original Dragon Ball era concludes.
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good-filler Anime-original episode generally well-received by fans.
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Son Goku

Primary Protagonist / The Wild Boy

A monkey-tailed boy living alone in the wilderness of Mount Paozu, armed with an unyielding appetite, a magical expanding Power Pole (Nyoibo), and his late grandfather's Four-Star Dragon Ball. Totally unexposed to modern civilization, Goku approaches every life-or-death brawl with innocent curiosity and natural martial arts genius. His innate Saiyan biology grants him superhuman durability, rapid kinetic adaptability, and a destructive, full-moon Great Ape transformation that serves as early Dragon Ball's ultimate wildcard.
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Bulma

Protagonist / Tech Genius

The 16-year-old brilliant heiress to the Capsule Corporation whose invention of the handheld Dragon Radar sets the entire multi-decade franchise into motion. Armed with high-tech capsule gadgets, a fiery temper, and zero combat training, Bulma relies on her urban street smarts and Goku's raw muscle to navigate a wild world. She is the essential intellectual anchor who bridges early rural folklore with sleek futuristic sci-fi.
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Emperor Pilaf

Early Antagonist / Tyrant Hopeful

A tiny, blue-skinned imp with a colossal Napoleon complex and a massive castle fortress. Operating alongside his loyal henchmen Mai and Shu, Pilaf is early Dragon Ball's premier comedic mastermind, obsessed with using the Seven Dragon Balls to wish for total world domination. Despite his endless supply of high-tech battle mechs and subterranean traps, his grand plans are consistently ruined by his own short temper and sheer bad luck.
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Master Roshi

Mentor / Turtle Hermit Grandmaster

The ancient, perverted martial arts master living on a tiny island who invented the legendary Kamehameha wave after fifty years of concentration. Underneath his tropical shirts, sunglasses, and shameless antics lies the world's greatest living martial arts grandmaster. Disguising himself as "Jackie Chun" in the World Martial Arts Tournaments, Roshi enters the ring specifically to defeat his young pupils, teaching Goku and Krillin the eternal lesson that there will always be someone stronger in the world to strive against.
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Oolong

Supporting / Shapeshifting Rogue

A cowardly, overalls-wearing pig who dropped out of Shapeshifting Academy before mastering full transformations, leaving him with a strict five-minute limit. After using his shapeshifting powers to terrorize a small village, Goku exposes his bluff and drafts him into the quest. Oolong cements his name in anime history when he leaps into the path of Emperor Pilaf's wish, screaming out a request for a comfortable pair of girls' panties to save the world from total tyranny.
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Yamcha

Rival / Desert Bandit

The notorious bandit of the Diablo Desert who strikes fear into travelers with his razor-sharp saber and signature Wolf Fang Fist (Roga Fufu-ken). Operating alongside his flying shape-shifting partner Puar, Yamcha is initially an unstoppable desert predator whose solitary physical weakness is a hilarious, paralyzing fear of pretty girls. Joining Goku's group, he evolves into a dedicated Turtle School fighter who consistently tests his limits on the tournament stage.
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Puar

Supporting / Loyal Shapeshifter

Yamcha's fiercely devoted, floating blue companion who graduated alongside Oolong at the Shapeshifting Academy. Unlike Oolong, Puar completed the full curriculum, allowing Puar to transform into any object or creature indefinitely without a time limit. Puar serves as Yamcha's ultimate hype-cat and executes crucial tactical moves—most notably transforming into a giant pair of scissors to cut off Goku's Great Ape tail to save the world.
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Ox-King

Supporting / Mountain Colossus

The towering, battle-axe-wielding ruler of Fire Mountain and a former star pupil of Master Roshi alongside Grandpa Gohan. Despite his intimidating physical stature and fiery reputation, Ox-King is a soft-hearted, doting father to Chi-Chi who treasures his family above all else. His kingdom's eternal flames provide the backdrop for the inaugural on-screen showcase of Master Roshi's Kamehameha wave.
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Chi-Chi

Supporting / Martial Princess

The fierce, helmet-wearing daughter of the Ox-King who rides a flying blade cutter and fires laser beams from her headpiece when frightened. Meeting Goku as a child, she falls for his fearless nature after he accidentally kicks her, tricking the clueless monkey boy into promising to "take her as a bride" when they grow up. She grows into a formidable martial artist in her own right, returning years later to enforce that childhood promise at the 23rd World Tournament.
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Krillin

Supporting Protagonist / Turtle School Prodigy

A former Ororin Temple monk who arrives at Kame House on a rowboat, bribing Roshi with adult magazines to outshine his former temple bullies. Starting as Goku's sneaky, competitive rival during the grueling turtle-shell milk delivery runs, Krillin quickly becomes Goku's closest lifelong best friend. Lacking a nose and possessing incredible tactical martial intellect, Krillin uses clever tricks and agility to bridge power gaps on the World Tournament stage.
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Launch

Supporting / Split-Personality Housemate

A sweet, blue-haired young woman rescued by Goku and Krillin to act as Master Roshi's housekeeper. Launch suffers from a bizarre, involuntary biological condition: every time she sneezes, she undergoes an instant transformation into a blonde, trigger-happy criminal who pulls submachine guns out of thin air. Her dual nature brings constant chaotic comedy and anti-aircraft heavy artillery firepower to Kame House.
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Colonel Silver

Antagonist / Red Ribbon Striker

The cold, disciplined commander of the Red Ribbon Army's Silver Corps and the first high-ranking officer Goku encounters in the wild. An expert marksman and boxer, Silver shoots down the Flying Nimbus with a rocket launcher and destroys Goku's Dragon Radar, establishing the global military threat of the Red Ribbon Army before being defeated by Goku in seconds.
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Major Metallitron

Antagonist / Muscle Tower Enforcer

The towering, 8-foot-tall mechanical android guarding Floor 3 of Muscle Tower. Modeled after 1980s cinematic action heroes, Metallitron boasts rocket-powered fists, chest cannons, and high-density armor. Even after Goku blows his head completely off with a Kamehameha, Metallitron continues fighting on pure mechanical programming until his internal batteries run out.
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Ninja Murasaki

Antagonist / Muscle Tower Mastermind

The hilariously inept, purple-clad ninja commanding Floor 4 of Muscle Tower. Murasaki relies on crude camouflage tricks, fake rock suits, and swordplay inside an indoor Japanese garden. His ultimate secret technique is the "Five Murasakis"—which turns out to be nothing more than him calling out his four identical quintuplet brothers to jump Goku all at once.
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Android 8

Supporting / Gentle Frankenstein

A colossal, bio-mechanical creation built by the Red Ribbon Army to act as the ultimate weapon of Muscle Tower. Despite his terrifying Frankenstein-like appearance, "Eighter" possesses a deeply gentle, pacifistic soul that flatly refuses to take human life. He turns against his creators to protect Goku, forming a deep emotional bond with the young boy and helping him liberate Jingle Village.
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General Blue

Antagonist / Elite Naval Commander

The vain, hyper-cleanly commander of the Red Ribbon Army's Blue Corps and one of Goku's most dangerous early foes. Possessing terrifying telekinetic paralyzing eyes, martial arts mastery, and an intense obsession with his own good looks, Blue pursues Goku across underwater pirate caves and Penguin Village before meeting a shocking execution at the hands of Mercenary Tao.
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Mercenary Tao

Antagonist / World's Greatest Assassin

The ruthless, cold-blooded assassin hired by Commander Red who redefines early Dragon Ball's power ceiling. Tao famously kills General Blue using only his tongue, breaks a stone pillar off a building, and rides it through the air across continents to his target. He murders Bora in cold blood and delivers Goku's very first crushing defeat with his lethal Dodon Ray.
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Korin

Mentor / Martial Arts Deity

An 800-year-old immortal martial arts cat deity who resides at the top of the 50,000-foot Korin Tower. Guarding the legendary "Sacred Water," Korin forces Goku into an exhausting three-day game of keep-away, subtly training Goku's movement prediction and breathing. Korin is also the sole grower of Senzu Beans, providing the ultimate recovery asset for the Z-Fighters.
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Fortuneteller Baba

Supporting / Witch of the Underworld

Master Roshi's ancient, floating-crystal-ball-riding sister who can see anywhere in the living world or afterlife. Charging a astronomical fee of 10 million Zeni for her readings, she offers Goku's group a free reading if they can defeat her gauntlet of five undead champion fighters, acting as the bridge between the living world and spirit realm.
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Grandpa Gohan

SPOILER!

Supporting / Adoptive Master

The legendary martial artist trained by Master Roshi who found infant Goku inside a Saiyan space pod and raised him as his own grandson. After passing away years prior due to Goku's accidental Great Ape transformation, Gohan returns from the afterlife for one day as Baba's mysterious fifth fighter, testing his grandson's progress in one of the series' most deeply emotional reunions.
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Tien Shinhan

Rival / Crane School Vanguard

The three-eyed star pupil of the assassin Crane School who debuts as a cold, brutal rival to the Turtle School. Capable of flight, sprouting extra arms, and firing the life-draining Tri-Beam (Kikoho), Tien breaks Yamcha's leg in cold blood before fighting Goku in the 22nd Tournament finals. Rejecting Master Shen's dark assassin path, Tien transforms into an honorable warrior and vital defender of Earth.
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King Piccolo

SPOILER!

Major Antagonist / Demon King

The ancient, terrifying Demon King freed by Emperor Pilaf who shifts Dragon Ball into high-stakes dark fantasy. The literal evil purged from Kami's soul, King Piccolo assassinates world martial artists, murders Krillin and Roshi, restores his youth with Shenron, and executes the dragon immediately after. He represents pure, unadulterated malice until Goku punches a hole clean through his chest.
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Piccolo Jr.

SPOILER!

Rival / Reincarnated Prince of Demons

The final child and direct reincarnation spawned by King Piccolo with his dying breath. Entering the 23rd World Martial Arts Tournament under the alias "Ma Junior," Piccolo Jr. possesses all of his father's memories and power, scaled to an even higher tier. His epic, island-shattering final match against adult Goku at the 23rd Tournament marks the ultimate climax of original Dragon Ball.

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