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Dragon Ball Volume 15 (Dragon Ball)
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Dragon Ball Volume 15 (Dragon Ball)

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Kuririn, Goku, Tenshinhan, and Yamcha face mighty enemies at the Strongest Under the Heavens martial arts tournament. Taopaipai is now a cyborg, Goku's facing a mysterious young woman with a grudge, and Piccolo is treating the championship as the next step toward taking over the world.

Product Details:
Author: Akira Toriyama
Paperback: 192 pages
Publisher: VIZ Media LLC
Publication Date: May 19, 2004
Language: English
ISBN: 1591162971
Product Length: 7.52 inches
Product Width: 5.02 inches
Product Height: 0.62 inches
Product Weight: 0.42 pounds
Package Length: 7.32 inches
Package Width: 5.04 inches
Package Height: 0.63 inches
Package Weight: 0.44 pounds
Average Customer Rating: based on 3 reviews
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Average Customer Review: 4.5 ( 3 customer reviews )
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4 of 4 found the following review helpful:

5The 23rd World Martial Arts Tournament!May 26, 2004
By Christopher P. Cecena "ssjanifan"
Okay, this volume continues from the last one, the finalists for the Tenkaichi Budokai have been selected. Our characters, now adults like at the beginning of DBZ, going to face each other in some tough battles. There's some great fights--- Piccolo, er, Ma Jr. vs. Kuririn, Goku vs. Tenshinhan, and Yamcha vs. Shen, and thankfully, unlike the DB anime there's no stalling. It gets right down to business first thing, so it's not a 3-episode wait between each battle. This is where things heat up, and the events that directly lead into Dragonball Z will begin here. If you're a fan like me who wants to check out what happened before Goku knew he was an alien, I especially suggest checking out this edition.

3 of 3 found the following review helpful:

5dragon ball vol.15 reviewJan 03, 2005

In the series of books I read there were really strong martial artist. Also there were these small spheres about the size of softballs when you collect all seven they grant you one wish. So in the story they go around and collect them.

The main character is Goku. He is a fourteen year old. Most other characters say it makes you happy to be around him. To compare me and him you would have to compare where we grew up he grew up in the woods I grew up in Bethalto. Well Goku is really confident. I guess you could say we are the same there. He always wears a orange Gi and a blue under shirt. He also always wears a blue belt and armbands.

I loved this book it was soooo good. My favorite part was the world tournaments called The Strongest Under The Heavens. I liked it because I like fighting. I recommend these books to any one who likes action and adventure.

3FightsOct 13, 2008
By Jesse Haller
Not a starting off point for new readers. The last two tournaments were great, this one feels long. This is mostly cause we know whats going to happen, the last fight will be Goku vs Piccolo Jr. The fights in themselves are great. Tenshinhan flighting his past, by fighting Toapaipai. Chichi turns up wanting Goku to follow though with his promise he made in volume two. These are all great, but the just keeping us on edge until the last fight.

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