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(Also: on the trip’s 7th day Bulma says they have 20 days to go, despite the narrator eventually saying they reach Namek after 34 days. Viz changes this to “20-plus days” to fix this minor discrepancy. Was the Fake Namek filler likewise made partially to plug this gap?)

In fact, the Daizenshuu timeline has Vegeta’s healing finish on December 13th, over three weeks after he began on November 21st. What’s that about? The assumption seems to be that it must take Vegeta 5 days to reach Namek, since that’s how long the Ginyu Force take to arrive.

With the spaceship ready, they take off (likewise on November 14th). 7 days later (Nov 21st), Bulma speculates about Vegeta’s whereabouts, and we see him arrive on Planet Freeza 79. The narrator says it’s been 18 days since he left Earth (this all checks out: Nov 3rd+18=21)

After the Saiyan battle, we skip to the hospital the next day. Kuririn and Gohan are due to be discharged in three days, while Goku will take far longer, barring any magic beans (fan lore has it that this is “Wukong Hospital, even though the sign looks more like “We—kong”)

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Vegeta escapes into space, leaving Bulma and co to pick up the pieces. Night falls. On the ride home, Kuririn has an idea: Earth’s dragon balls are gone, but Vegeta mentioned that more balls might be found on Planet Namek.

(Daizenshuu 4 notes that Saiyan tails seem to regrow specifically during moments of crisis, such as here and during Goku’s match with Giran. Is this a coincidence, or another of their handy superpowers?)

However, there’ve been some brilliant Saiyans over the years, and one of them thought up a way of going Great Ape even without the benefit of a real moon. Vegeta proceeds to use this to seriously eff Goku up.

Yes, the Saiyans specifically programmed their ships to land right around full moon time. But where is the moon…? Vegeta is bamboozled by Piccolo’s Namekian illusions into thinking it’s not there anymore. Naturally he blames this on Kakarot (the man, not the game).