Xcell
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All the karens in the world
come to Karen Tower to train under master Karen. ( Karen is a slang term typically used to refer to a middle-class white American woman who is perceived as entitled or excessively demanding. The term is often portrayed in memes depicting middle-class white women who "use their white and class privilege) just in case you didn't know what that means
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(We're here to find the capsule that brought my father to planet Earth, not to fight.") you mean the one that got completely destroyed during the Saiyan Arc when Gohan was training with piccolo. https://youtu.be/0JYHHFLlLGY?si=qn9HajXPm4M7JoSj
The ultra Divine water didn't really boost Goku's power all that much like by 13% if I recall. Which is weird because the show made it seem like he got a much bigger power boost than that but in reality he didn't. It's also the most dangerous way in the dragon Ball series to get a power up and the least beneficial so it's not really worth it in the end considering it's high mortality rate.
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(We're here to find the capsule that brought my father to planet Earth, not to fight.") you mean the one that got completely destroyed during the Saiyan Arc when Gohan was training with piccolo. https://youtu.be/0JYHHFLlLGY?si=qn9HajXPm4M7JoSj
The ultra Divine water didn't really boost Goku's power all that much like by 13% if I recall. Which is weird because the show made it seem like he got a much bigger power boost than that but in reality he didn't. It's also the most dangerous way in the dragon Ball series to get a power up and the least beneficial so it's not really worth it in the end considering it's high mortality rate.
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