From this point forward, the group moved as a cohesive unit. The entire reunited a third time when Gokū decided to take on the Red Ribbon Army, while on another hunt for the Dragon Balls. Gokū and Kulilin went on to compete in the Tenka-Ichi Budōkai where they were reunited with Bulma, Yamcha, and the other members of the original team. There he met Kulilin, his first rival and best friend. The group grew larger during Gokū's training with Rōshi. Training, Growth and Adventures of the Team Instead, Oolong got his wish for women's undergarments in order to prevent Pilaf from obtaining his wish for world domination. The adventure came to an end with the summoning of Shenron, however, neither Bulma nor Yamcha got their wish. They would also encounter Chi-Chi, who would go on to become Gokū's wife, and Gyūmaō.

Though initially antagonized by Yamcha and Pu'ar, the two bandits would go on to join the Dragon Team following their confrontation with the Pilaf Gang. The duo's initial journey brought them into contact with many future members of the team, including Kame-Sennin and Oolong.

The team was unofficially founded by the young Bulma and Son Gokū when the two decided to assist each other in locating the seven mystical Dragon Balls. 1.2 Training, Growth and Adventures of the Team.Quite frankly I thought they were clutching at straws adding Cui, Appule and Frieza Soldier when they're almost identical. King Vegeta, King Cold and Nail makes 12 left. The PS2 version of BT2 had 129 characters and forms, the Wii version added six (Appule, Frieza Soldier, Pilaf-Bot, Combined Pilaf-Bot, Evil King Piccolo and Cyborg Tao) so that's 135. The Wiimote could emulate moves accurately (none of that 'flick the controller up and thrust just-like-a-real-kamehameha-or-not' crap in BT2) while the next-gen consoles put their power to use for things like deformable terrain and maps the size of a country.ĮDIT: According to the gamefaq's forum, the 150#!! on the scan refers to a roster of 150 characters and forms. I think they should make a Wii-specific DBZ game rather than making them multi-platform. Considering the vast scale of DBZ (big fights, huge detailed planets, hundreds of characters and NPC's, amazing effects) a PS3/360 release would make a lot more sense.

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