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| Son Gohan is a loving and caring man who became the adoptive grandfather of ] when he found him in a space ship when he was a baby. When |
Son Gohan is a loving and caring man who became the adoptive grandfather of ] when he found him in a space ship when he was a baby. When Gokū first landed on Earth, his mission was to, in time, destroy the entire human race and sell the planet to another race. Being a saiyan, who are known to be very agressive and short-tempered, Gokū was very uncooperative at first. But after falling into a ravine, Gokū hit his head, causing him to lose his memory, and became a regular, happy, loving boy. Gohan was taught martial arts by ] and passed on his knowledge to Gokū. Gohan warned Gokū to never look at a full moon and to stay indoors on nights of one - implying that he had already transformed before and Gohan managed to survive the first time. He followed his advice for sometime until one night (as Gokū himself explained to ], ], ] and ] while they were held in prison at Pilaf's castle) when Gokū stepped outside to relieve himself; he then glanced at the full moon, transformed into a giant gorilla-type being, and killed Gohan by stomping on him. After seeing ] transform into an Ōzaru in the ], Gokū realizes the truth of what happened to Gohan (the dub version mistranslates this scene and Goku believes Vegeta killed his Grandfather, but the FUNimation redub corrects this mistake). From that time on, Gokū believed that Gohan's soul was in the Si Xing Qiu (Sūshinchū / Four-Star Ball). | ||
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| Also known as the "Strongest Under the Heavens" martial Arts Tournament. Gohan makes a somewhat small appearence in the 22nd Tenka'ichi Budokai. In '']'', Gohan comes back from Heaven to fight Gokū as ]'s last fighter. | |||
| ==Video Game Appearances== | ==Video Game Appearances== | ||
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Grandpa Gohan is a fictional character who appeared in the Dragon Ball series.
Story
Son Gohan is a loving and caring man who became the adoptive grandfather of Son Gokū when he found him in a space ship when he was a baby. When Gokū first landed on Earth, his mission was to, in time, destroy the entire human race and sell the planet to another race. Being a saiyan, who are known to be very agressive and short-tempered, Gokū was very uncooperative at first. But after falling into a ravine, Gokū hit his head, causing him to lose his memory, and became a regular, happy, loving boy. Gohan was taught martial arts by Muten-Rōshi and passed on his knowledge to Gokū. Gohan warned Gokū to never look at a full moon and to stay indoors on nights of one - implying that he had already transformed before and Gohan managed to survive the first time. He followed his advice for sometime until one night (as Gokū himself explained to Bulma, Yamcha, Pu'er and Oolong while they were held in prison at Pilaf's castle) when Gokū stepped outside to relieve himself; he then glanced at the full moon, transformed into a giant gorilla-type being, and killed Gohan by stomping on him. After seeing Vegeta transform into an Ōzaru in the Saiyan Saga, Gokū realizes the truth of what happened to Gohan (the dub version mistranslates this scene and Goku believes Vegeta killed his Grandfather, but the FUNimation redub corrects this mistake). From that time on, Gokū believed that Gohan's soul was in the Si Xing Qiu (Sūshinchū / Four-Star Ball).
22nd Tenkaichi Budokai
Also known as the "Strongest Under the Heavens" martial Arts Tournament. Gohan makes a somewhat small appearence in the 22nd Tenka'ichi Budokai. In Dragon Ball, Gohan comes back from Heaven to fight Gokū as Uranai Baba's last fighter.
Video Game Appearances
Grandpa Gohan will be a playable character in the soon to be released video game Dragon Ball Z: Budokai Tenkaichi 2 for the PS2 and Wii.