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These are the only times you can definitely say Goku went SS2 in GT by the Perfect Files' logic: He's only confirmed to turn SS2 in the second opening, but those two times against Baby-Vegeeta are basically the same type of scene; him briefly turning SS2 while in the process of turning SS3...

We know that when Goku swallowed the Four Star Ball, he purified it so that the Four Star Dragon wouldn't be corrupted by the One Star Dragon's evil energy. My theory is while it was inside Goku's body, some of Shenlong's essence that was inside the ball was transferred to Goku. Once the ball...

Just read his "Dragon Ball AF" fancomic.

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Katakana: ウーブ Hepburn: Ūbu Shuiesha: Oob Toei: Oob BandaI: Oob Funimation: Uub Viz: Oob Katakana is ウーブ (Ūbu). Officially romanized all over Japan as "Oob". Funimation went with "Uub". Viz kept it as "Oob". It's just supposed to be "Boo" backwards. Oo = ウー = Ū. B = ブ = bu. He's Oob. tl;dr...

Katakana: セル Hepburn: Seru Shuiesha: Cell Toei: Cell Bandai: Cell Funimation: Cell Viz: Cell セル (Seru) is the katakana. Universally romanized as "Cell". Named directly after the English word "cell", which approximated in katakana just like the character's name is. tl;dr He's Cell.

Kanji: 孫 悟飯 Hiragana: そん ごはん Hepburn: Son Gohan Shuiesha: Son Gohan Toei: Son Gohan Bandai: Son Gohan Funimation: Gohan Viz: Son Gohan Kanji is 孫 悟飯 (Son Gohan). Officially romanized all over Japan as "Son Gohan". Funimation usually drops the "Son" and just calls him "Gohan". Viz kept his name...

Kanji: 孫 御殿 Hiragana: そん ごてん Hepburn: Son Goten Shuiesha: Son Goten Toei: Son Goten Bandai: Son Goten Funimation: Goten Viz: Son Goten Kanji is 孫 御殿 (Songoten). Officially romanized all over Japan as "Son Goten". Funimation dropped the "Son" for the most part and just calls him "Goten". Viz...

Katakana: トランクス Hepburn: Torankusu Shuiesha: Trunks Toei: Trunks Bandai: Trunks Funimation: Trunks Viz: Trunks Katakana is トランクス (Torankusu). Universally romanized as "Trunks" everywhere. It's straight-up just the English word "trunks", which is approximated in katakana the same way as the...

Katakana: ギニュー Hepburn: Ginyū Shuiesha: Ginew Toei: Ginew Bandai: Ginew Funimation: Ginyu Viz: Ginyu Katakana is ギニュー (Ginyū). Officially romanized as "Ginew" all over Japan. Funimation and Viz went with "Ginyu". It's a pun on 牛乳 (gyūnyū), the Japanese term for "milk". "Ginyuu" would be the...

Katakana: ジース Hepburn: Jīsu Shuiesha: Jees Toei: Jees Bandai: Jees Funimation: Jeice Viz: Jheese Katakana is ジース (Jīsu). Officially romanized as "Jees" all over Japan. Funimation localized it as "Jeice". Viz translated it as "Jheese". It's a pun on the English word "cheese", which is usually...

Katakana: バータ Hepburn: Bāta Shuiesha: Burtta Toei: Burtta Bandai: Burtta Funimation: Burter Viz: Butta Katakana is バータ (Bāta). Officially romanized all over Japan as "Burtta". Funimation went with "Burter". Viz went with "Butta". It's a pun on the English word "butter". That is approximated as...

Katakana: リークム Hepburn: Rīkumu Shuiesha: Recoom Toei: Recoom Bandai: Recoom Funimation: Reecome Viz: Reacoom Katakana is リークム (Rīkumu). Officially localized all over in Japan as "Recoom". Funimation went with "Reecome". Viz went with "Reacoom". It's a pun on the English word "cream". I don't...

界界 I believe the repeating kanji indicates that Kaioshin is talking about more than world. Context being that he's moving from one world (or area, realm, boundary, etc) to another. Wiki says "world to world" but what do the native Japanese speakers think @Father @Dagon

Katakana: グルド Hepburn: Gurudo Shuiesha: Ghourd Toei: Ghourd Bandai: Ghourd Funimation: Guldo Viz: Gurd Katakana seems to officially just be romanized as "Ghourd" in Japan. Funimation went with "Guldo". Viz went with "Gurd". It's a pun on the English word "yogurt", alternatively spelled...

Toriyama says a lot of things in The Legendary Manga guide that he didn't say in other guidebooks. For example, he talks about being inspired by a TV show he watched with his son when he designed Super Saiyan and he says the reason the hair goes up is that it's basically an exaggeration of...

Maybe about Toriyama wanting to save ink, but I'm probably the first person who's mentioned Toriyama saying he wanted it to look more glamorous in the French translation of the Legendary Manga guide.

The Daizenshuu, Dragon Ball Landmark, Dragon Ball Forever, Super Exciting Guide, Chozenshuu, 30th Anniversary books, etc. Probably any of those

The book was originally written in Japanese but that version was never released

Katakana/kanji: ピッコロ 大魔王 Hiragana for kanji: だいまおう Hepburn: Pikkoro Daimaō Shuiesha: Piccolo Daimaoh Toei: Piccolo Daimaoh Bandai: Piccolo Daimaoh Funimation: Demon King Piccolo Viz: Demon King Piccolo In Japan, it's officially romanized as "Piccolo Daimaoh" from what I've seen. Funimation and...