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Dragon Ball Z: ten years later · Age 784, 10 years after Majin Buu

Dragon Ball Z · Ten Years Later

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Z's epilogue: the 28th tournament

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Do you need to watch it before DB Super: Beerus?

Yes. It's in the Main story, the list of only what moves the plot forward to Dragon Ball Super: Beerus.

Where it falls in the order

  • Main story36 of 37
  • Chronological42 of 42
  • Everything60 of 65

Episodes, in this order

  1. DBZ E289
  2. DBZ E290
  3. DBZ E291

Rating

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Quick recap

The Dragon Ball Z epilogue, ten years after Majin Buu. Earth is at peace, Pan is now a young fighter, and Buu, good at last, lives with Mr. Satan. At the 28th World Martial Arts Tournament, Goku is eager to face a boy named Uub, whom he senses is special. Uub is the reincarnation of Kid Buu, the wish Goku made years before for the monster to be reborn as someone good. During their match, Goku sees the boy's enormous potential; he comes from a poor village. Goku cuts the tournament short, takes Uub away to train and flies off with him, leaving his family and friends behind. It's the end of Dragon Ball Z.

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3 easter eggs

Hidden details

  1. CameoUub, the mystery opponent

    At the 28th Tournament, Goku learns that the boy Uub is the good reincarnation of Majin Buu and leaves to train him.

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  2. CameoPan enters the tournament

    Pan, Gohan's young daughter, takes on adult fighters at the tournament.

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  3. Behind the scenesThe end after 291 episodes

    The last episode of Dragon Ball Z aired in Japan on January 31, 1996, closing out 291 episodes.

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