Summary
When a frustrated Oolong claims that the Dragon Ball cannot be found in the ruins of the ruined castle, Bulma corrects him by finding a mystical ball on her Dragon Radar. As Gyūmaō predicts that life in the area will be easier by putting out the fire, Kame-Sennin apologizes for destroying the castle, only for Chi-Chi to inform the turtle hermit that the castle can simply be rebuilt.
While Yamcha and Pu’ar fear Kame-Sennin’s powers, Gokū asks the Turtle Hermit if he could teach the young boy how to perform Kamehameha, only for Kame-Sennin to tell Gokū that it would take at least fifty years to master the game. . technique. While Kame-Sennin denies Gyūmaō’s request to live in his castle, a determined Goku, upon spotting Kame-Sennin, is able to execute little Kamehameha on a nearby car, much to the astonishment of Gyūmaō and Chi-Chi, the turtle hermit.
Kame-Sennin then escapes from Gyūmaō. he learns that Gokū is the grandson of one of his students, Son Gohan, and learns from Gokū that Gohan is dead, much to Kame-Sennin’s surprise. The Turtle Hermit eventually decides to take Gokū as his apprentice, before Gokū declares that he will accept after obtaining all the Dragon Balls. While Yamcha and Puar are amazed by Goku’s ever-increasing power, Bulma finally finds the seven-star Dragon Ball, but is ultimately devastated to find her car damaged by Goku’s Kamehameha.
Gyūmaō then uses the capsule to transport Bulma, Goku , and Oolong, but before they leave, Kame-Sennin reminds Bulma of the terms they agreed to, prompting Bulma to take Oolong out of sight and force him to transform into her. After one failed attempt, Oolong successfully transforms into a duplicate of Bulma and allows Kame-Sennin to rub his face on the replica’s breasts, much to the disgust of the real Bulma.
Before Gokū leaves with Bulma and Oolong, Chi-Chi makes Gokū promise , that he will marry her when they are older. As the Dragon Team sets out to find the last Dragon Ball, Yamcha and Puar follow close behind.
