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Meanwhile Roshi and co gather the remaining DBs so they can wish Piccolo away (since Piccolo Senior is weaker than Kami, this wish would presumably have worked, unlike with later enemies). Naturally, the two groups soon clash.

So yeah: this is the next day after the tournament, picking up after Goku got clobbered by Tambourine. He wakes up, meets Yajirobe and together the two take down Cymbal and Tambourine. This prompts Piccolo to come clean his clock (and take Yajirobe’s DB necklace while he’s at it)

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Piccolo Day remains May 9th in both manga and anime, meaning that in the anime version the finals are on May 7th, and backtracking from there puts registration on May 3rd, preliminaries and first match on May 4th, etc.

On Tuesday: third eye’s the charm!

While Gero nefariously builds cyborg Jump editors, the world at large knows nothing of his evil deeds. He may be a famous jerk in scientific circles, but his Red Ribbon connections remain safely secret for now.

As if beating Tao, the RR, and three of Baba’s five fighters all in one day weren’t enough, now Goku has to fight Pilaf’s stupid robots. He wins and that’s that. Pilaf will never trouble Goku again! The world is forever safe from his...threat? Something like that.

With Red now totally and completely dead, Black takes on Goku, loses, and that’s that. The Red Ribbon Army will never trouble Goku again! The world is forever safe from their threat!

Tao makes short work of Bora and Goku and leaves them both for dead, then rather carelessly takes off with some but not all of Goku’s dragon balls (you really can’t get good help these days). Bora actually is dead, but Goku survived thanks to the 4-Star Ball blocking Tao’s attack

The anime paints Goku and Blue’s trip in psychedelic colors, almost to suggest the two are traveling into another dimension, although the Penguin Village police are still well aware of the Red Ribbon Army. Overall, it’s best not to try and rationalize Dr. Slump.