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Hello, I’m KENTA, a Japanese manga enthusiast! One of the charms of Dragon Ball is its intense battle scenes and their developments. However, sometimes I wonder, “What if a particular technique had defeated the enemy?” In this article, I will analyze how the story would have changed if certain key techniques had succeeded. The Spirit Bomb Against Frieza The Frieza saga is one of the most memorable battles in Dragon Ball. Goku launches a massive Spirit Bomb, gathering energy from Earth, Namek, and other planets. This scene includes critical developments like Krillin’s explosion, Piccolo’s injury, and Goku’s transformation into a Super Saiyan. If the Spirit Bomb had defeated Frieza, what would have happened? First, Krillin wouldn’t have died, and Goku wouldn’t have turned Super Saiyan, drastically altering subsequent battles. Everyone would have returned to Earth before Namek’s destruction, and Goku wouldn’t have learned Instant Transmission, significantly changing future confrontations. Instant Transmission Kamehameha in the Cell Saga The climax of the Cell saga features Goku’s Instant Transmission Kamehameha, which blows off Cell’s upper body but fails to defeat him due to his regeneration ability. If this technique had fully defeated Cell, what would have happened? Without Cell’s regeneration, Goku wouldn’t have needed to sacrifice himself, and Gohan wouldn’t have participated in the fight.

Hello, I’m KENTA, a Japanese manga enthusiast! Today, we’re diving into the hidden stories of Dragon Ball, focusing on the lesser-known episodes and secrets of Goku, Bulma, and Vegeta. By the end of this article, you might just become a Dragon Ball expert yourself. Packed with surprising facts and fun episodes, make sure to enjoy every bit of it! 1. Kamehameha or Kamekameha? When you think of Dragon Ball, the “Kamehameha” technique comes to mind. However, there’s another technique called “Kamekameha.” This happened when Goten first tried to perform the Kamehameha and mistakenly said “Kamekameha” instead. This cute blunder is known among fans as an adorable moment. 2. Goku’s Tournament Record Goku is known for battling strong enemies, but did you know he’s only won the World Martial Arts Tournament once? Goku’s single victory was against the demon king Piccolo, who had changed his name to Ma Junior. This fact is crucial in understanding Goku’s combat history but is often overlooked. 3. The Surprising Connection Between Bulma and Jaco Many know that Jaco and Bulma were old acquaintances, as revealed in Dragon Ball Super. However, their encounter dates back to when Bulma was just five years old. Jaco met Bulma and her sister Tights after his spaceship malfunctioned and he landed on Earth.

Hello, I’m KENTA, a Japanese manga enthusiast! This weekend, I’m going fishing with my kids in Osaka Bay, so I’ve been digging out and preparing the old fishing gear that’s been sleeping in the back of the storage room. Now, let’s dive into a thorough analysis of the Namekians from the world of Dragon Ball. We’ll be exploring familiar characters like Piccolo, Nail, and Frieza, making it an exciting read for all Dragon Ball fans. So, let’s embark on an adventure to uncover the mysteries of the Namekians! Basic Characteristics of Namekians Namekians are distinguished by their green skin, two antennae extending from their foreheads, pointed ears, and arms resembling a dragon’s body. This appearance is modeled after slugs, reflecting in their antennae and glossy skin. While the specific use of the antennae isn’t detailed in the series, some games depict them as tools for paralyzing opponents. In the movie “Dragon Ball Z: Lord Slug,” the villain Slug uses his antennae to capture his enemies. Additionally, Namekians are resilient to extreme temperatures and possess remarkable regenerative abilities, capable of recovering from severe injuries unless their core is destroyed. This ability is prominently showcased by characters like Piccolo and Cell, who possess Piccolo’s cells.

Hello everyone! I’m KENTA, a Japanese manga enthusiast. I run a blog called MangaZamurai, where I share the wonders and information about manga with people all around the world. Today, I have some exciting news for anime fans. The new series ‘Dragon Ball DAIMA’ will be airing on Fuji TV starting October 2024! This marks the first new TV anime series in six years since ‘Dragon Ball Super’ ended in March 2018. Official Announcement and Details The official X (formerly Twitter) account announced, “Dragon Ball DAIMA will premiere in October 2024! New characters and main visuals revealed, along with a much-anticipated new trailer!” This news has brought immense joy to Dragon Ball fans worldwide. Akira Toriyama’s Brand New Episode This new series is a completely original story penned by Akira Toriyama himself. He is deeply involved in the production, handling the original concept, story, and character designs, and even creating settings for vehicles, monsters, and background characters. The story follows Goku and his friends, who are shrunk due to a certain conspiracy and set off into a mysterious and wondrous world to solve the mystery. Main Visual and New Characters The unveiled main visual features three enigmatic worlds as the backdrop, with a small Goku and the Supreme Kai riding a dragon, ready for adventure.

Hello! I am KENTA, a Japanese who loves Dragoball and One Piece. This time we have a very sad announcement. I wondered if I should write an article about it here, but I decided to introduce Dr. Oda’s message because it was so heartfelt and beautiful. We have learned that Akira Toriyama, the manga artist who created masterpieces such as “Dragon Ball,” passed away due to acute subdural hematoma on March 1, 2024. He was 68 years old. This was very sad news for me, as I love comic books. The official website of Shonen Jump posted memorial comments from the magazine’s leading manga artists, with Eiichiro Oda, creator of “One Piece,” expressing his condolences, saying, “The hole left is just too big. In this issue, we present the full text of One Piece creator Mr. Oda’s final comments to Mr. Akira Toriyama, whom he greatly admires. Oda’s memorial message to Toriyama Sensei (full text) It is too soon. The hole is too big. The thought of never seeing him again brings a rush of sadness. I have admired him so much since I was a child that I remember the first day he called me by name. I miss the day you used the word “friend” for us, and the day we had such a great time with Mr.