Dragon Ball Z Kai

A Monster Is Taken Away! The Culprit Is Great Saiyaman?

Episode 102 Canon Majin Buu Saga 23 min

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Spoiler-Safe Summary

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Episode 102 of Dragon Ball Z Kai, "A Monster Is Taken Away! The Culprit Is Great Saiyaman?", continues the condensed remastered retelling of Dragon Ball Z. This entry is tracked separately from the original Dragon Ball Z episode spine so Kai's numbering stays clean.

Full Plot Summary

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The next day, Gohan learns that Chobi, who is the child of Toto the pterodactyl, has been captured by a circus and put on display. In his attempt to rescue Chobi, Gohan is portrayed as a criminal. Videl pursues Gohan as a suspect. When Chobi's parents attack the city in search of their child, Gohan manages to handle the situation and return Chobi to his parents. Videl discovers the truth that Gohan is Great Saiyaman. Videl blackmails Gohan into participating in the 25th World Martial Arts Tournament. As some of the other Z Fighters express interest in the tournament, Goku calls out from the Other World and says he will return to Earth for a single day to participate.

Episode FAQ

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What episode is "A Monster Is Taken Away! The Culprit Is Great Saiyaman?" in Dragon Ball Z Kai?

"A Monster Is Taken Away! The Culprit Is Great Saiyaman?" is episode 102 of Dragon Ball Z Kai.

Is "A Monster Is Taken Away! The Culprit Is Great Saiyaman?" canon or filler?

"A Monster Is Taken Away! The Culprit Is Great Saiyaman?" is listed as canon in the current AnimeAnchor guide.

What story arc is "A Monster Is Taken Away! The Culprit Is Great Saiyaman?" part of?

"A Monster Is Taken Away! The Culprit Is Great Saiyaman?" is part of the Majin Buu Saga.

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