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In a world brimming with adventure and mystery, Son Goku finds himself nestled deep in a forest, far removed from the bustling life of civilization. His days are simple, filled with training and the thrill of nature. However, his secluded existence takes an unexpected turn when a girl named Bulma stumbles upon him. She's nothing like the inhabitants of his remote home, and her arrival introduces a whirlwind of excitement and unforeseen challenges.

Together, Goku and Bulma embark on a quest to seek out the legendary Dragon Balls, magical orbs said to grant any wish when collected. As they traverse the vibrant landscapes, they encounter formidable foes and quirky allies, making their journey a tapestry of humor, action, and camaraderie. This volume captures the essence of friendship and adventure while showcasing Goku's innocence and unyielding spirit as he navigates a world teeming with extraordinary possibilities.

Boekdetails

Formaat Paperback
Pagina's 192 pagina's
Taal Japans
Gepubliceerd jan. 15, 1986
Uitgever Shueisha
Edities 51 edities
ISBN-10 4088518322
ISBN-13 9784088518329

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In the second volume of Dragon Ball, Goku, Bulma and the team are close to finding the last Dragon Balls, and Bulma getting her wish. How will the dragon ball quest end?I didn't particularly like this volume. I only reread it because I had it lying around and needed to catch up on my reading challenge. Again, reading it the second time around, I didn't really enjoy it either.I feel that Toriyama ended the dragon ball quest way too soon in the story, and it really left a lot of... "oh is that it?". The quest was the main story line and to see it end so quickly really was a kick to the teeth, it was what I wanted to read this for, and to see it end as it did was really just. Bleh. I didn't really enjoy the story line of this one at all, but the art work is still pretty spectacular. The art work is the main reason I keep revisiting this series, just because I love it so much. It's unique, especially in manga, and plenty of mangaka have taken inspiration from Toriyama's style. I feel like there could have been a lot more done with this one, and it was a shame for it to end as it did. That's all I really have to say.

January 1st 2016
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