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Hi, I’m KENTA, a big fan of manga from Japan! In this post, I’ll explore what would happen if Goku never existed in the world of Dragon Ball. Famous scenes and iconic moments might have played out completely differently… Let’s dive into this “what if” scenario and have some fun imagining an alternate Dragon Ball universe! Bulma’s Adventure In the original story, Bulma sets out on her journey to find the Dragon Balls using her Dragon Radar. She finds one at Gohan’s house and convinces him to give it to her. But, without Goku, how would Bulma have managed to get the Dragon Ball from Gohan? It’s possible that Gohan, being an old man, might have been lenient with her. After that, without Goku, Bulma would have been attacked and likely eaten by the Pteranodon. This is the first major divergence. Without Goku’s help, Bulma’s adventure could have ended there. The Fate of Turtle Without Goku, Turtle would also be in a tough spot. In the original story, Turtle is rescued by Goku after being stranded. But without Goku, he would continue to be lost, never returning to the sea. Time would just pass, and Turtle would remain stranded. Maybe someone else might help one day, but without Goku, that chance seems slim.

Hello! I’m KENTA, a Japanese manga enthusiast. Today, we’re diving into one of Dragon Ball’s most notorious villains, Cell. Known for pushing the world to the brink of destruction, Cell is infamous for his ruthless nature. But if you look closely, you’ll find he has some surprisingly playful lines and uncharacteristic behaviors. So today, let’s explore the question, “Could Cell have become an ally?” By analyzing his motives and personality, we might just uncover a new side of Dragon Ball that you’ve never seen before. Let’s dig into the hidden depths of the story together! Who Is Cell? Let’s start with a brief overview of who Cell is. Cell is one of the ultimate androids created by Dr. Gero. He was made by combining the cells of powerful warriors like Goku, Piccolo, and Frieza. The creation of Cell took an immense amount of time, and Dr. Gero himself abandoned the project midway. However, his computer autonomously completed Cell. Cell gains strength by absorbing other beings, including Android 17 and Android 18, eventually evolving into his “Perfect Form,” the most powerful version of himself. This “growth potential” is one of Cell’s defining characteristics. He also possesses Saiyan cells, allowing him to become even stronger after surviving a battle.

Hello, I’m KENTA, a Japanese manga enthusiast! One of the most exciting aspects of Dragon Ball is the intense battles against increasingly powerful foes. However, with each new formidable character, past characters often find themselves overshadowed. In this article, we’ll shine a spotlight on those talented characters who were swallowed by the wave of inflation and couldn’t fully demonstrate their true abilities. We’ll examine how they fell victim to this inflation and explore what their true potential might have been. The First Victim: The Warrior of Namek, Nail First up is Nail, the warrior of Namek. Appearing during the Namek Saga, he was the strongest among the warrior-type Namekians and served as the bodyguard to Grand Elder Guru. His power level was measured at 42,000, far surpassing that of Vegeta during the Saiyan Saga. This number suggests that he could have fought on par with the likes of Recoome or even members of the Ginyu Force. However, in the main story, his role was reduced to nothing more than buying time against Frieza’s first form. Nail inflicted no damage on Frieza, was severely injured in the battle, and ultimately fused with Piccolo, ending his journey. Had he shown his full strength earlier, he might have helped alleviate the sense of despair during the battle with the Ginyu Force.

Hello! I’m KENTA, a Japanese manga enthusiast. Today, we’re going to explore the reasons behind the low Mortal Level of Universe 7 in Dragon Ball. Join me as we unravel the complex mysteries of this universe, featuring characters like Goku, Beerus, and the Kaioshin, and embark on an exciting adventure! Let’s uncover the secrets of Dragon Ball together! What Is Mortal Level? First, let’s clarify what “Mortal Level” means in the context of Dragon Ball Super. Simply put, it’s a score assigned to each universe by the Omni-King (Zeno). The Dragon Ball universe consists of 12 universes, each of which is given a Mortal Level as a measure of its overall status. This Mortal Level isn’t just about combat strength; it’s a comprehensive evaluation that includes factors like the universe’s general order, the behavior of its inhabitants, and the level of their knowledge. Therefore, Mortal Level is likely determined not only by “strength” but also by intelligence, societal stability, and the ratio of good to evil individuals. As it stands, the Mortal Level of Universe 7, where Goku and his friends reside, is shockingly low at 3.18, ranking second from the bottom among the 12 universes. This is one of Universe 7’s major issues.

Hello! I’m KENTA, a Japanese manga enthusiast. Today, I’ll be sharing some lesser-known stories about Dragon Ball, beloved by fans worldwide. We’ll dive deep into secrets and settings of characters that you rarely get to see, bringing you exciting information. Through episodes featuring Goku, Vegeta, Piccolo, and more, you’ll surely discover new insights! Let’s dive into the world of Dragon Ball together. 1. Goku’s Age at His First Appearance It’s common knowledge among Dragon Ball fans that Goku was 12 years old when he first appeared. However, many believe he was 14. This confusion arises because Goku mistakenly thought he was 14 at a later point. Initially, he was indeed 12 years old. 2. Dragon Ball’s Time Setting The story of Dragon Ball seems futuristic at first glance due to items like Hoi-Poi Capsules and flying cars. However, the first panel of the first chapter states “Long, long ago.” By the final chapter, it’s suggested that the story catches up to the present day, indicating that the initial setting was “long ago” relative to the modern era. 3. Senzu Bean Harvest Senzu Beans are a rare item, harvested only seven times a year. The large stock of Senzu Beans at Korin Tower is because Korin originally cultivated them for his own food supply.

Hello! I’m KENTA, a Japanese manga enthusiast. Today, I’ll be sharing some lesser-known stories about Dragon Ball, beloved by fans worldwide. We’ll dive deep into secrets and settings of characters that you rarely get to see, bringing you exciting information. Through episodes featuring Goku, Vegeta, Piccolo, and more, you’ll surely discover new insights! Let’s dive into the world of Dragon Ball together. 1. Goku’s Age at His First Appearance It’s common knowledge among Dragon Ball fans that Goku was 12 years old when he first appeared. However, many believe he was 14. This confusion arises because Goku mistakenly thought he was 14 at a later point. Initially, he was indeed 12 years old. 2. Dragon Ball’s Time Setting The story of Dragon Ball seems futuristic at first glance due to items like Hoi-Poi Capsules and flying cars. However, the first panel of the first chapter states “Long, long ago.” By the final chapter, it’s suggested that the story catches up to the present day, indicating that the initial setting was “long ago” relative to the modern era. 3. Senzu Bean Harvest Senzu Beans are a rare item, harvested only seven times a year. The large stock of Senzu Beans at Korin Tower is because Korin originally cultivated them for his own food supply.

Hello! I’m KENTA, a Japanese manga enthusiast. Today, I will delve into the intricate timelines and parallel universes that appear in the Cell Saga of Dragon Ball. In this saga, the arrival of Trunks from the future reveals the existence of multiple timelines and parallel universes. This setting is often used in side stories and other media, but how many worlds are there, and what exactly happened in each? Many fans might not have a perfect grasp of it. So, let’s thoroughly explore the timelines touched upon in the Cell Saga. Stay with me until the end! From Trunks’ Arrival to the Appearance of Cell in the Main Timeline Let’s first review the flow of events in the main timeline, from Trunks’ arrival to the appearance of Cell. This period begins after the showdown with Frieza, when Goku lands on the planet Yardrat and eventually returns to Earth. Krillin and the others eagerly await his return. However, Frieza, who was not completely defeated, attacks Earth three hours earlier than expected, accompanied by his father. In this desperate situation, Trunks appears and defeats them both. Shortly after, Goku returns to Earth after a year. ・In a conversation with Trunks, the following information is revealed:

Hello, Dragon Ball fans! I’m KENTA. In the world of Dragon Ball, the Saiyans hold a crucial position. Various characters, including the protagonist Goku, are Saiyans. However, many might not be aware of how many Saiyan characters there are and what unique traits they possess. In this article, we’ll provide a comprehensive analysis of the Saiyans. Let’s dive into their characteristics and discover what makes them so special. Saiyan Combat Abilities First, let’s discuss the remarkable combat abilities of the Saiyans. In Dragon Ball, it’s evident that no matter how much a pure Earthling like Krillin trains, they can never match up to a Saiyan. Saiyans are born as a warrior race, and their strength is extraordinary. For instance, Goku’s power level was only 2 at birth, while an average Earthling’s power level is 5. Despite this, even a baby Saiyan had significant potential. The Saiyan home planet, Planet Vegeta, is said to have ten times the gravity of Earth. This harsh environment has driven their evolution, resulting in the Saiyans’ exceptional combat abilities. Although Planet Vegeta was not their original home planet (it was Planet Sadala), Saiyans have always been a formidable race. Saiyan Appearance and Characteristics Next, let’s examine the physical traits of the Saiyans.

Hello, Dragon Ball fans! I’m KENTA, a Japanese manga enthusiast. This time, we’ll be diving into the life of the strongest human warrior, Krillin, and exploring his many charms. Krillin is one of the most beloved characters in the Dragon Ball series. Even if you’re not familiar with him, I’ll make sure to explain everything clearly so you can enjoy it too. Let’s get started! Krillin’s Background and Meeting Master Roshi Krillin is a pure Earthling who began training to become a martial artist at the age of four. He initially joined the Orin Temple but was bullied by his seniors, leading him to run away and become a disciple of Master Roshi at the age of 13. At the same time, Goku also became a disciple, and the two began their training together. ・Master Roshi’s Test Master Roshi set a test for Krillin and Goku to find a stone thrown off a cliff by sunset. Goku found the stone first, but Krillin tried to take it from him, resulting in a fight. Krillin also showed a cunning side by creating a fake stone to gain an advantage. Despite this, both were accepted as Master Roshi’s disciples and began their rigorous training.

Hello, I’m KENTA, a Japanese manga enthusiast! Today, I delved into the accomplishments of Mr. Satan, a unique character in the Dragon Ball universe. While Dragon Ball features many powerful warriors, Mr. Satan stands out as a unique figure whose contributions often go overlooked. However, he has saved Earth from crises numerous times, proving himself a true hero. In this article, we’ll explore Mr. Satan’s achievements and uncover his true charm. Appearance and Heroics in the Cell Games Mr. Satan first appeared in the Cell Games arc. His initial impression was far from positive. Amidst a world of escalating power levels, he was merely a human being lauded as the “World Champion.” Even Krillin couldn’t help but call him a “hopeless fool” upon seeing him on TV. However, it’s revealed that his real name is Mark, and “Satan” is just a ring name. Interestingly, he was 31 years old at the time, the same age as Krillin. In the Cell Games, Satan displayed reckless courage by challenging Cell. Although he is depicted as a comedic character, his invincibility in humorous contexts drew attention. While not as strong as Bob Sapp, Satan demonstrated considerable toughness for an ordinary human, surviving being smashed into rocks and more.