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Dragon Ball Chapter 130

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天津飯あせる!

Tenshinhan Aseru!

Tenshinhan Feels the Heat!

Chapter Information

Premiered: 23 June 1987 (Weekly Shōnen Jump 1987 #30)
Corresponding: Dragon Ball Episode 098, “A Secret Ability – The Haikyū-Ken vs Fighting Power”

Availability:
  • Digital Monochrome Edition Volume 11 (12 October 2012)

Chapter Synopsis

Goku and Tenshinhan repeatedly strike at each other in fast flurries, which the announcer says is too fast for them (the spectators) to see. Tenshinhan kicks at Goku, but Goku backflips out of the way, and then surrounds Tenshinhan with multiple afterimages. Tenshinhan can’t believe he’d actually use a Zanzōken at a time like this, as a Goku comes down from above toward Tenshinhan. Tenshinhan kicks at the Goku, while another Goku comes at Tenshinhan from behind. This Goku punches right through Tenshinhan, while the real Tenshinhan shows up behind this Goku and chops down at him. Tenshinhan punches right through this Goku, and, finally, the real Goku delivers a very hard kick to the face.

Kame-Sen’nin and Kuririn, along with Tsuru-Sen’nin and Chiaotzu, are all shocked at this, as Tenshinhan slowly makes his way back up. Tenshinhan’s pissed, and so he prepares to counter this. “Taiyō-Ken!!!” There’s a huge flash of light again, and Tenshinhan rushes over toward Goku to attack him now that he’s blinded. But Goku catches his fist with his left hand, and then punches Tenshinhan in the stomach with his right. Tenshinhan weakly asks how, and he looks up to see Goku wearing Kame-Sen’nin’s sunglasses.

Tenshinhan is down, and Goku takes the opportunity to walk over to give Kame-Sen’nin back his sunglasses. But, Tenshinhan suddenly gets back up at seven, and knees Goku in the face up against the wall. Goku hops back behind Tenshinhan; his face really hurts now. Tenshinhan insists he was only down because he was unprepared, as Kame-Sen’nin cries about his sunglasses getting broken. At that, Goku decides he’ll make him go down for real this time.

Kuririn thinks Kame-Sen’nin seems familiar without the shades, and Kame-Sen’nin yells at him to not worry about that at a time like this. Goku and Tenshinhan rush at each other and Goku jumps up and prepares to attack Tenshinhan from above. But then Goku suddenly freezes in place, and Tenshinhan strikes him hard, knocking him back down to the ring. Kame-Sen’nin’s surprised at that, as Goku slowly sits up and says, “Th… That’s dirty…!!” Tenshinhan wonders what he means as Tsuru-Sen’nin laughs to himself.

Chapter Notes

Weekly Shōnen Jump

  • When this chapter was first published in Weekly Shōnen Jump 1987 #30, it was accompanied by a feature on the upcoming Dragon Ball theatrical movie, “The Sleeping Princess in Devil’s Castle“, along with a discount ticket coupon and a contest where winners could attend a preview screening on 05 July 1987 or win Dragon Ball toys.

    Akira Toriyama also commented about the movie, saying:

    今回の敵キャラ、ルシフェル、ガステルは、僕の信頼する作画監督、前田みのるさんのデザイン。この怪物たちが、つぎつぎと、悟空、クリリンと戦うスピーディーなアクションがなによりの見所です。


    The enemy characters this time, Lucifer and Ghastel, are designs from my trusted animation supervisor, Minoru Maeda-san. The speedy action where these monsters fight with Goku and Kuririn one after another is the greatest highlight.

Author’s Comment

  • Each issue of Weekly Shōnen Jump features short comments from the various series’ authors, giving fans a brief insight into their current thoughts, ranging from series-related announcements to trivial happenings in their personal lives. Akira Toriyama’s comments from this issue were:

    暑い。でも赤ン坊がいるので、クーラーは使えず。であけた窓からは、蚊が大量に侵入中…!<明>

    It’s hot. But I’ve got a baby here, so I can’t use the air conditioner. So I opened the window, and now tons of mosquitoes are invading…! <Akira>

Page Breakdown

The majority of the Dragon Ball series was drawn in black and white, but chapters were occasionally published with color pages. This breakdown notes how many full-color, limited-color, and black-and-white pages appeared in this chapter. As the tankōbon volumes were not released with these colors intact, any color pages shown are taken from the kanzenban release.