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Inside the House-Wagon, Oolong tells Bulma he will do the wash later, but he does not have anything for her to wear right now. Getting angrier, she tells them she is going to bed and tells them NOT to sneak into her room. Oolong hands Goku and Bulma a drink. Bulma happily drinks hers, but Goku dislikes his drink; Oolong tells him it will make him stronger which makes Goku interested, so he drank it. However, what he and Bulma did not know is that Oolong put Sleepy Grass, a chemical that causes the drinker to fall asleep. With Bulma now getting sleepy, but not before she again gives Oolong a warning before she went upstairs to bed, and Goku knocked out cold, Oolong slinks into the bedroom where Bulma is sleeping to steal not only the Dragon Balls but her panties for himself. Yamcha and Puar enter next, also wanting the balls for themselves. Puar transforms into a goofy version of Goku, while Yamcha sneaks upstairs. Oolong is about to walk back in when he hears footsteps. Surprised at how quick Goku woke back up (not realizing it is really Puar), he transforms into a pudgy, small version of Bulma, and forces Puar to go outside. They eventually realize what each other's doing, and race back to the bus. Upstairs, Yamcha is fondling around in the darkness to look for the balls. He mistakes Bulma's breasts under the blanket for the Dragon Balls and soon realizes what he is really grabbing. The night ends with Yamcha in complete shock, dashing out of the house with Puar, while Oolong hides, expecting abuse from Bulma.

Dragon Ball Episode 6

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Super Dragon Ball Heroes is a Japanese original net animation and promotional anime series for the card and video games of the same name. Similar to Dragon Ball GT, it is a manga-inspired installment of the Dragon Ball media franchise, created by Toei Animation instead of franchise creator Akira Toriyama. The opening theme songs for the season are "Universe Mission Series Theme Song" (episodes 1-20), "Big Bang Mission Series Theme Song" (episodes 21-28 and 30-40), and "Fight Song" (episode 29), all the theme songs are performed by Dragon Soul which is composed of Takayoshi Tanimoto, Mayumi Gojo and YOFFY. It premiered on July 1, 2018. Super Dragon Ball Heroes is presented with several alternate scenarios and possible outcomes within the franchise.

This page is part of the Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot Wiki Guide and provides a complete and detailed walkthrough for the following missions that occur during the sixth episode of the Evil Emperor Frieza Saga: All the Dragon Balls, The Magic Words, The Fearsome Emperor, Piccolo to the Rescue!, Fearful New Form.

It's important that you keen an eye on Frieza's incoming attacks though, as his energy ball attack can be deadly if you don't manage to dodge and escape the balls as their explosion can cause significant damage.Once Frieza has been dealt enough damage by Gohan and Vegeta, a cutscene play and the battle will end.

With a history that spans over 30 years, there are plenty of memorable moments that fans can recall as their favorites. Some episodes, however, have such profound importance to the Dragon Ball story that they need to be watched more than once.

For those who really want to get nostalgic with the series, it is a good idea to watch the episode that started it all. Viewers are introduced to the legendary character Goku as a little boy, along with the key female character Bulma. The Dragon Balls also make their first appearance, as Bulma explains their lore and wish-granting powers to Goku. The episode also introduces Emperor Pilaf, who is considered the first villain of the saga (albeit not the most intimidating).

This is the penultimate episode of the renowned King Piccolo arc in the original series. King Piccolo is the first alien threat to Earth at this point. Having destroyed the magical dragon, it seems that the villain has won and everything looks hopeless for the heroes.

However, the unstoppable fighting spirit that Goku possesses ends up saving the day with a powerful Kamehameha propelling him through King Piccolo. This is also the episode where the long-term character Piccolo Jr. is created.

For long-time fans, this episode brings back the excitement that the renowned World Martial Arts Tournament has in the early days of the franchise. The final round of Goku vs. Jackie Chun (Master Roshi in disguise) has included Goku turning into a monster ape and Jackie Chun blowing up the moon in order to change him back. With such an astounding use of energy, the two fighters conclude with a drag-out physical fight to determine the winner. This story is a great callback to how powerful Master Roshi really is, despite his age.

The most exciting saga of the newest chapter of the Dragon Ball series is the Tournament of Power saga, which reaches its action-packed conclusion in this episode. The consequence of having your team eliminated from this tournament is to have your universe eliminated from existence. In order to save his universe from destruction, Goku fights along with a resurrected Frieza against Jiren, the last representative of Universe 11. In a twist, Goku is not the winner of the tournament; that distinction goes to the dark horse contender, Android 17.

Fortunately, he is later resurrected thanks to the wishes given by the Dragon Balls. This is also the episode where the iconic character Vegeta is introduced as an antagonist that wants to destroy the planet.

For fans who appreciate the long-time rivalry between the good-natured Goku and the arrogant prince Vegeta, this is the episode to watch in order to see how it all starts. The two Saiyans fight each other to determine the fate of Earth, with powerful strikes and energy blasts decimating the landscape around them. This battle perfectly depicts the mindset of both warriors when they first meet; Goku puts his faith in his training, while Vegeta believes his superior birth will help him win.

After last week I think everyone was feeling a little sore, but this week the planets have aligned and we were treated to a episode that was both well rounded and hilarious! Toei you have been forgiven, for now.

This recap of House of the Dragon's sixth episode contains spoilers for ... well, for House of the Dragon's sixth episode. That's pretty much what a recap is. Proceed accordingly.

If you're just joining us, here are recaps of episodes one, two, three, four and five.

Laenor doesn't seem to mind, as he's preoccupied with his new horseplay-twink Ser Qarl Correy, and with being a hilariously lousy husband when Queen Alicent requests (read: demands) to see Rhaenyra's newest kid moments after he's born. "Was it ... terribly painful?" Laenor asks of the birth, which in his mind likely counts as empathy. (Actor John MacMillan is having a ball as the vain, feckless Laenor, who isn't the kind of character who tends to hang around long in brutal Westeros; enjoy this performance while you can, because I sure am.)

Specifically, young Jayce is learning to control his dragon. Welcome to the stage: Vermax! The show's fifth dragon! (Aegon's dragon Sunfyre gets a passing mention, but you know the rules: We don't count our dragons until we actually see them in the scaly flesh.)

There's meant to be some tension, here, as Jayce should be carrying the dragonriding gene on both his X (Targaryen) and Y (Velaryon) chromosomes; but his father's a Strong. Turns out, however, that mom's blood is good enough, and Jaecerys manages to get Vermax to make himself roast mutton for dinner.

Alicent listens as her daughter Helaena nerds out over some bugs; the queen is clearly bored silly. She has the look on her face my mom would get whenever I'd excitedly start explaining the difference between Sindar and Noldor elves to her. But as they're setting up Helaena as dreamy and prophetical, we should perhaps take note of what she whispers to herself as Alicent berates Aemond for going down into the Dragonpit, and assures him he'll get a dragon one day. Namely: "The last ring has no legs at all," and "He'll have to close an eye." Clip and save for your records.

Viserys is working on his models as Alicent complains to him about Jayce and Luke, and wonders aloud why their dragon eggs hatched at all. The king doesn't want to believe that his daughter and heir would step out on her husband, so he tries to pawn Alicent off with a flimsy piece of horse-breeding mansplaining before warning not to repeat her allegation to anyone else.

Cut to: The city of Pentos, across the ocean from King's Landing. Above a mansion on a seaside cliff, two dragons zoom about. There's Daemon Targaryen, astride good ol' familiar Caraxes, and suddenly...there's a giant, wrinkly old geezer of a dragon flying above him.

Now. I said last week that Laena's dragon was a big deal, and here' why. Vhagar was one of the three dragons that the original Targaryen king Aegon I conquered Westeros with, over 100 years prior to the events on this show. She's the oldest, largest and fiercest dragon currently in existence. You might recall the then 12-year-old Laena asking the king about her whereabouts, on their cringey date back in episode two.

So while they don't show us how Laena became her dragonrider, they do make a big thing of it. We see Laena and Daemon using their dragons to flirt with each other mid-air, with a little pyromaniacal foreplay.

Later, at a lavish dinner, the Prince of Pentos offers to let Daemon, Laena and their twin daughters Baela and Rhaena live in the mansion they're now visiting in exchange for defending Pentos with their dragons, should the Triarchy seek to conquer it. (He mentions that the Triarchy have joined with Dorne, the southernmost of the Seven Kingdoms; this will likely become important later.) 041b061a72