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DBZ Guru (Kellen Engen)U.S.
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I can and will answer anything about the Dragon Ball, Dragon Ball Z, or Dragon Ball GT animes, movies, TV Specials, or the Manga. I own all of this material, as my profile picture shows. Or anything else you can think of that pertains to the Dragon Ball world, feel free to ask, and I will answer correctly. | |
Time Freeze VisionaryU.S.
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I can answer whatever questions anyone has about Dragon Ball Z, Dragon Ball, and Dragon Ball GT. I can also answer questions about Dragon Ball Online. | |
Gokule252Canada
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I can answer anything related to DB,DBZ,and DBGT, including movies, manga and tv specials. I have watched and rewatched each series multiple times, and have read the DB and DBZ mangas multiple times. | |
Darkprince410U.S.
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Primarily I can answer questions regarding Dragonball, Z, and the respective films and specials, though I do have knowledge of GT and its television special as well. |
First and foremost, I'd like to point out that the instance of Vegeta destroying the planet Arlia (actually everything involving Arlia) and the Ginyu Tokusentai appearing on North Kaiou's planet are scenes
1) The majority of that episode was what is known as filler, which in case you don't know is content in the anime that has no manga equivalent, and for the most part was not created by Akira Toriyama (but
1) This is one of the generally unexplained issues with the Cell Saga, since as you said, Cell points out that he's able to regenerate due to him having a nucleus in his head that allows and controls his
The Episode of Bardock is officially labeled as a spin-off, and is in no way canon to the main storyline of the Dragon Ball franchise. As you know, Bardock goes back in time, but exactly how he landed
Goku knew that he would be gone for a long time with Shenron, so he asked Vegeta to protect everyone in his absence. The Dragon Balls going into Goku did symbolize Goku becoming the new Shenron. Shenron
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