But the Lords of Everything quickly grow bored of the chaos and opt for a much simpler exhibition match: Goku vs. Volume seventeen shows the extended battle between Goku, Vegeta, and Granola, from the planet Cereal, who believes he has an act of revenge to extract on the Saiyan tribe for wiping the Cerealians to near extinction. But new threats loom overhead, and Goku and his friends will have to defend the planet once again in this continuation of Akira Toriyamas best-selling series, Dragon Ball! As Gokū makes his way towards Kame House and lands, the alien from earlier is also approaching at high speed.

A farmer is tending to his field, only to see an object descend from the sky and crash into the planet. Despite this battle being fueled by the lies and manipulation of the Heeters, Granolah’s burning drive for revenge has him convinced that this is a fight worth dying for—and that’s exactly what the Heeters want. Stretching his hand up to collect a large amount of ki into his hand, he swings down with the intention of killing his brother's arch rival.

In a burst of rage, Gohan attacks Raditz, landing a solid blow on his uncle and cracking the Saiyan's armor, as well as stunning him. In a desperate bid to save his son, Gokū uses the last of his energy and locks Raditz in a Pinioning hold. This amount includes seller specified domestic postage charges as well as applicable international postage, dispatch, and other fees. Publishers and self-published authors: Please read our Submissions page for more information about general submissions and our Sponsored Book Review Program.

His scouter, however, tips him off to a large fighting strength; Gohan's fighting strength, in fact, and it is coming from the Attack Ball. Initially fearful that it could be Son Gokū, the arrival turns out to be the strange man from earlier. Meanwhile, back on Earth, members of the Bandit Brigade have shown up, including Seven-Three, who has the ability to copy other fighters’ powers. Finding it funny that Piccolo was going to use this new technique to save him instead of killing him, as Piccolo originally intended, his laugh is noted by the other warrior and believes him to be insane.Moro’s goal is attaining the Dragon Balls of New Namek, and it’s up to Goku, Vegeta and the Galactic Patrol to stop him!

Gokū refuses, and Raditz decides that ig Gokū won't join him, he'll simply have to borrow his nephew instead, seeing Gohan's tail as proof of the boy's Saiyan blood. Gokū collides with Piccolo in a powerful headbutt, which serves as all Gokū needs to knock Piccolo out of the ring. Announcing the name of his attack, Piccolo fires it straight at his opponent, unleashed in a beam that had another spiral around it simultaneously. But new threats loom overhead, and Goku and his friends will have to defend the planet once again in this continuation of Akira Toriyama’s best-selling series, Dragon Ball !Gokū and Piccolo approach fast, and Gokū decides they should descend; Piccolo tells him this is pointless, as the device on Raditz's ear allows him to detect ki. While Gokū evades the blast by a small margin, Piccolo loses an arm and the prior receives a vicious kick from his remorseless brother. Landing in front of Raditz, Gokū proclaims he's here to get back his son, a statement that disappoints his older brother as a Saiyan. Blow for blow, he's worn down and bloodied by the exchange of fists and limbs crashing into him without a single deserved hit of his own to mark on his opponent.

He is also the author of the spin-off series Dragon Ball Heroes: Victory Mission, which debuted in V-Jump in Japan in November 2012. Effortlessly, Raditz charges at them, only to attack them from the back and take them by surprise, stunning both with his speed. But new threats loom overhead and Goku and his friends will have to defend the planet once again in this continuation of Akira Toriyama’s best-selling series, Dragon Ball !Telling him to give it his all, the Turtle Schooler launches himself back into the fray while Piccolo declares the name of his technique, Makankōsappō.