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tenkaichi
budokai
The Tenkaichi Budoukai is a
tournament with fighters who compete to see, who is
the greatest among those is the strongest. It is held
every 3 years on Papaya Island on May 7th. However,
there have been years that no Z-Fighter has gone to
the Tenkaichi Budoukai. Eleven years went by between
the 23rd and 24th Tenkaichi Budoukais, for the arena
to be rebuilt by, Goku and Piccolo's fight. Seven
years had to go by between the 24th and the 25th, due
to the Cell Games. Also, the 4 years that happened to
go by the 25th and 26th Tenkaichi Budoukais, because
of the infamous Majin Buu. Due to the great intense of
the Budoukai, a prize was meant for the strongest one
that happened to show up. Usually, the prize was
50,000 zeni to about 500,000 zeni. That's quiet a lot.
All in all those times, many new people conquered
feats no one else could, as did some over come those.
If you think that is all it's about, think again!
FUNimation
Translation: World Tournament:
Now many of you are probably thinking that this
is all wrong because it's not anything like what you
here it called in the FUNimation dub (English
version). FUNimation probably thought calling it The
World's Best Martial Arts Tournament was a little long
so they shortened it to The World Tournament.
Tenkaichi Budoukai Rules:
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You are
disqualified from the tournament if you touch
anything outside of the ring or have/use a weapon
or any other kind of object to help you win the
match. |
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You lose the match
if you give up or are down for the count of ten.
You also lose if you are knocked unconsious. |
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If you cry or kill
your opponent you are automatically disqualified. |
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No poking your
opponent in the eyes. If you leave or arrive late
at the tournament you are disqualified. |
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No hitting
the family jewels. |
Spellings:
» World
Tournament: Used by FUNimation
» Tenkaichi Budoukai:
Used by Many Webmasters
» Tenkaichi Budokai:
Used by the American Video Games
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