The number of stars on the Dragon Balls is just to differentiate between them and doesn't indicate any kind of order they need to be found in or anything. Glad you're enjoying this series! I love watching your videos every week!
I'd like to see another Namekian planet where the Kami that creates the Dragonballs makes one of them have eight stars. Just to make people think they haven't found all of them.
@@toddkes5890 Furthermore, there's no actual record as to which of the eight balls is fake. For all anybody knows, the three-star ball could be the counterfeit. Perhaps it even changes every time the balls scatter after a wish.
Oh for whenever you do remember to put the captions on. Use English (US) and not English (Canada), the latter has a lot of spoilers and extra jokes for repeat viewings
8:35: Considering that Guru was alive before the climate change that wiped out most of their species, and that Namekians at one point were at a technological level to where they could build spaceships that could cross Interstellar distances(the ship that carried the Nameless Namekian to Earth), it does make sense that maybe they had television. 😂
They definitely would've had the technological know-how, if nothing else. Just a question of whether or not they actually would've used their knowledge to create such a thing.
Frieza has a tail, not three legs lol. Interesting fact, Dende and Nail were speaking Klingon. The elder namek is called Guru (also voiced by Takahata101 who voices Dende). Also the plan to take one dragon ball was the original plan and no one can track the dragon balls well because they don't have the dragon radar. The number of stars are only used to identify each dragon ball since they are seven. In Dragon Ball, the four star dragon ball was Goku's which Grandpa Gohan gave him. When will you be watching the movies and/or kai abridged season 1?
Freeza and Vegeta are only able to find the dragonballs because they can sense the Namekian's power levels to find their villages, and the Namekians keep the dragonballs in their villages. If the dragonballs are anywhere else, like the bottom of a lake, then Freeza and Vegeta have no way to find them other than searching every inch of the planet. So Vegeta hiding one and Krillin, Gohan and Bulma keeping one is a smart move.
Freeza and his men can't sense energy. They found the namekian villages with the scouters, which is why when the scouters got destroyed, they couldn't find the next village or other namekians.
The reason why Krillan and his friends getting a Dragon Ball isn't immediate suicide is because they're the only ones who can detect and track the Dragon Balls. Vegeta's the only one other than the Earthlings and the Namekians there who can sense people's energy, but he can't sense the Dragon Balls. Frieza and his men can't sense life energy without Scouters (the eyepatches), and even with those, they can't sense the Dragon Balls. It's why they had to find the villages and make the villagers give them the Dragon Balls. So if Krillan hides a Dragon Ball, and doesn't tell anyone where he hid it, the bad guys would have to search the entire planet, inch by inch, to find it. That's also why they wanted to find Vegeta after Zarbon knocked him out - they found a dead village they hadn't killed, and no Dragon Ball there, so one of the only two other non-Namekian groups on the planet must have done it, and since the Earthlings saved a Namekian instead of killing them, it must have been Vegeta...so Vegeta must have taken the Dragon Ball somewhere else, and they won't know unless he tells them, or they get really really lucky...because no one else knows the Earthlings have a Dragon Ball Detecting Radar. As for your worry about Zarbon's attack on Vegeta exposing the Dragon Ball Vegeta hid in a lake, that wouldn't happen, because Vegeta attacked Zarbon above a different lake, far away from where the hidden Dragon Ball was.
To be fair on the last point though, the pacing of the Abridged series doesn't do a very good job of conveying much time passing. Making it feel much more like Zarbon spotted Vegeta right as Vegeta was departing the village.
I don't know if they say specifically but the dragonballs are probably light, even the large ones aren't too hard to carry but that's considering half these characters could punch through a mountain. In the original series they're stated to be indestructible so there's probably some magic going on. The numbers don't matter it's just a way to track them, Goku has a connection to the 4th earth one because it was owned by his 'grandpa' but there's no difference and they're only really useful when collected for a wish.
The strars from the Dragón balls, are not very important. The most important was the number 4, because the Dragón Ball number 4 was one of the few thing that kid goku, inherited from his adoptive grandpa (he wasnt a Saiyan btw) after he died. Except that, and Dragón Ball GT, the number were just to make them a bit different between them.
It's really no big deal if you don't activate the captions, I'm not even an english native speaker and I understand everything perfectly. So it's not a problem, don't worry gal
I think it's more because she sometimes talks over what's being said in the episodes. So having captions on as well might improve focus during those moments. Personally though, if I were trying to react to something, I would find that to be a distraction from sharing my thoughts.
Better late than never on remembering the captions. On the bright side, your realization that Dodoria's name doesn't have an n would've been less funny if you realized it sooner
