Final Forum: A Dragon Ball Podcast

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Dragon Ball has a wealth of cultural context and inspiration that’s often overlooked because the fights are cool. Though not averse to fawning over animation and allowing for the Rule of Cool, Jelli a... more

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November 07, 2023Chiaotzu (S2E21)
Everything you never knew about Chiaotzu! Is he the darkest character in Dragon Ball? Let's discuss!
Jelli and Bekinney continue breaking down Akira Toriyama's worldwide manga and anime phenomenon by breaking down episodes 91, 92, 93, 94, and 95, "Counting Controversy," "Goku Enters the Ring," Tien Shinhan vs. Jackie Chun," "Stepping Down," and "Goku vs. Krillin" We continue discussing the 22nd Budokai Tenkaichi, and delve into the topic of zombies (kind of) in Dragon Ball.
In this episode:
Jelli and Bekinney are faced with a veritable ocean of molten rock
We recap the episodes and discuss our favorite moments
Some notes on Panputto and the less important matches that happen herein
We begin discussing Chiaotzu with how his name is derived
Breaking down language to explain who and what Chiaotzu is
The topic of zhiren in Japanese culture and how Toriyama may have been inspired by the Bruce Lee film, Fist of Fury and the Sammo Hung film The Dead and the Deadly
The concept of jiangshi in Chinese and Japanese (and Daoist) culture
How jiangshi are akin to Western zombies
How jiangshi relate to the concepts of shishen and yuanshen as well as fengshui
Toriyama's possible inspiration points for bringing a jiangshi into Dragon Ball, including the Sammo Hung films Ghost Beats Ghost and Mr. Jiangshi, and a 1985 film known as Kung Fu Wonder Child
How Chiaotzu is also inspired by Prince Nezha, whom we had previously covered in our Sleeping Princess in Devil's Castle commentary
and more, including some general pop culture, trivia, and editorializing, as usual
Join us as we continue to uncover the cultural meanings, publication facts, inspirations and more behind the wildly popular Dragon Ball franchise.
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58min
October 31, 2023 Dragon Ball-oween MINISODE - Jelli’s Top Ten Scariest Dragon Ball Moments
Welcome to Final Forum's Dragon Ball-oween Spooktacular!
In this special Jelli-only mini-sode we take a complete break from format, and from breaking down Akira Toriyama's manga and anime smash success to continue our October/Halloween Festivities and on this episode, it's all about FEAR, because it's almost Halloween and there's nothing like a good scare to get you ready for the season.

So, who will make Jelli's Top Ten Scariest Dragon Ball Moments? The pool to choose from is ENORMOUS:
Vegeta in his early years had many moments
Bulma can be fearsome when she gets mad
Oolong used to try to scare villagers
Master Roshi's perversions would scare most women in the MeToo era
Emperor Pilaf...uh probably not
Giran is a literal monster
Eighter (Android 8, 8-chan) evokes Frankenstein and his monster
Tao Paipai's villainy knows no end
Mister Popo could strike fear into the hearts of anyone insisting that Dragon Ball is culturally sensitive
Fortune Teller Baba communicates with ghosts
Demon King Piccolo is a literal demon (kind of...at least until we learn what Namek is)
Nappa creates seed people (saibamen) and uses them to murder our heroes
Frieza is the ruthless emperor of the galaxy and his henchmen Zarbon, Dodoria, and the Ginyu Force are no slouches in the nasty department either
Chi-chi
Android 19, Android 20, Dr. Gero, Android 17, Android 18, Android 16 - Will any of the artificial humans make the cut?
King Cold is Frieza's father and perhaps even more ruthless
What about any of the movie villains? Cooler, Turles, Lord Slug, Super Android 13, Garlic Jr, Janemba, Bojack, or the like?
Cell, Perfect Cell, Semi-Perfect Cell...they eat people!
Majin Buu, Fat Buu, Evil Buu, Kid Buu, Buuhan - The shapeshifting monster could make anyone shudder in fear
Dabura is the king of the demon world
Babidi and his father Bibidi are evil wizards
Beerus is a literal destroyer god who almost blows up the Earth because he can't get pudding
Mr Satan, probably not, but he has SATAN in his name...
Jiren's quest for absolute power and emotionless focus may take one aback
Goku Black, or Zamasu - bodysnatching Goku and murdering your best friends is definitely a scary thought
Hit is a trained assassin
Caulifla goes Berserk
Speaking of Berserk, Broly's power can be scary
Many antagonists have scary moments Bergamo, Frost, Magetta, Botamo, Top, Dyspo, Cell Max, Moro, Granolah, Gas, Elec....
....and more...?

Jelli threw all these in a pile and picked out just TEN of his favorites. Who will they be?
Stay tuned to find out!
...more
20min
October 25, 2023Drunken Master Commentary (S2E20)
Would Jackie Chan have been the best live-action Goku?
Welcome to Final Forum's Dragon Ball-oween Spooktacular!
In this episode, Jelli and Bekinney are joined by Trevor Snyder of the Failure to Franchise Podcast as well as Days of Future Podcast Examining the X-Men for a fun break from format and into the world of kung fufilms. It's part of our October/Halloween Festivities where we're taking a break from breaking down Akira Toriyama's worldwide manga and anime phenomenon and delving into times our franchise's creators have "put on a costume" and worked on other shows and movies. In this case, it's Akira Toriyama's favorite movie of all-time and the film that helped create Dragon Ball (we've told the story about Toriyama's wife helping he and Kazuhiko Torishima coming up with the idea...and we tell it again here): Drunken Master, starring Jackie Chan.
In this episode:
We get right into syncing because it's a longer movie and commentary track.
Stats on the movie including release date (pre-dating Dr. Slump and even Toriyama's first official publishing credit with Wonder Island), box office and key personnel
Dragon Ball connections as it being Toriyama's favorite movie, the connections to Jackie Chun, Drunken boxing fighting style, and more including some surprise Master Crane similarities and Master Roshi inspiration points
An introduction to the studio behind the film, Season Film Corporation, founded by Ng See-Yuen as he left Shaw Brothers to create this competitor and build a third studio behind Golden Harvest and Shaw Brothers
A brief BRIEF history of Brucesploitation where actors who had a passing resemblance to Bruce Lee were passed off as him appearing in a posthumous feature
Connections to Zu: Warriors from the Magic Mountain
Connections to Jean Claude Van Damme, Michelle Yeoh, and Cynthia Rothrock
A dive into the life and career of Jackie Chan, from his beginnings in the Peking opera, to his early film roles, on through his breakout to stardom in Asia, his run-in with the Triad, his attempts to gain fame in Hollywood (finally captured when Rumble in the Bronx and Rush Hour broke through in a major way), and even his later career and current persona
A dive into the life and career of the film's director Yuen Woo-ping, having worked with Jackie Chan, Jet Li, Chow Yun-Fat and more, from his beginning working with his father on to his own Hollywood success working on the Matrix trilogy of films as well as Kill Bill, Kung Fu Hustle and later work with War Kong-Wai
How Woo-ping worked on the Once Upon a Time in China series, helped launch the career of Donnie Yen (Star Wars: Rogue One and John Wick Chapter 4)
The real-life cultural inspiration for this movie, an a discussion of Wong Fei-hun, a well-known Chinese folk hero and real-life master of martial arts, who worked with the Ten Tigers of Canton to create a style still taught in Chinese martial arts schools today
The importance of Wong Fei-hun to China and Chinese film with over 100 films featuring the character and having been played by actors such as Gordon Liu, Jet Li, Donnie Yen, Sammo Hung, Eddie Peng, and Vincent Zhao
An introduction to the Beggar So character, So Chuan, and his status as one of the Ten Tigers of Canton
How Yuen Siu-tien became known as THE most famous person to play Beggar So, and is Yuen Woo-ping's father
A brief history of Drunken Master's home video releases
A discussion of the film's many imitators and homages, including those found in Naruto, the works of Edgar Wright, and Mortal Kombat

...and more, including some general pop culture, trivia, and editorializing, as usual
Join us as we continue to uncover the cultural meanings, publication facts, inspirations and more behind the wildly popular Dragon Ball franchise....or in this case, the Drunken Master Franchise....for our special Dragon Ball-o-Ween event!
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2h 25min
October 19, 2023 Dragon Ball-oween MINISODE - Bekinney’s Top Ten Scariest Dragon Ball Moments
Welcome to Final Forum's Dragon Ball-oween Spooktacular!
In this special Bekinney-only mini-sode we take a complete break from format, and from breaking down Akira Toriyama's manga and anime smash success to continue our October/Halloween Festivities and on this episode, it's all about FEAR, because it's almost Halloween and there's nothing like a good scare to get you ready for the season.

So, who will make Bekinney's Top Ten Scariest Dragon Ball Moments? The pool to choose from is ENORMOUS:
Vegeta in his early years had many moments
Bulma can be fearsome when she gets mad
Oolong used to try to scare villagers
Master Roshi's perversions would scare most women in the MeToo era
Emperor Pilaf...uh probably not
Giran is a literal monster
Eighter (Android 8, 8-chan) evokes Frankenstein and his monster
Tao Paipai's villainy knows no end
Mister Popo could strike fear into the hearts of anyone insisting that Dragon Ball is culturally sensitive
Fortune Teller Baba communicates with ghosts
Demon King Piccolo is a literal demon (kind of...at least until we learn what Namek is)
Nappa creates seed people (saibamen) and uses them to murder our heroes
Frieza is the ruthless emperor of the galaxy and his henchmen Zarbon, Dodoria, and the Ginyu Force are no slouches in the nasty department either
Chi-chi
Android 19, Android 20, Dr. Gero, Android 17, Android 18, Android 16 - Will any of the artificial humans make the cut?
King Cold is Frieza's father and perhaps even more ruthless
What about any of the movie villains? Cooler, Turles, Lord Slug, Super Android 13, Garlic Jr, Janemba, Bojack, or the like?
Cell, Perfect Cell, Semi-Perfect Cell...they eat people!
Majin Buu, Fat Buu, Evil Buu, Kid Buu, Buuhan - The shapeshifting monster could make anyone shudder in fear
Dabura is the king of the demon world
Babidi and his father Bibidi are evil wizards
Beerus is a literal destroyer god who almost blows up the Earth because he can't get pudding
Mr Satan, probably not, but he has SATAN in his name...
Jiren's quest for absolute power and emotionless focus may take one aback
Goku Black, or Zamasu - bodysnatching Goku and murdering your best friends is definitely a scary thought
Hit is a trained assassin
Caulifla goes Berserk
Speaking of Berserk, Broly's power can be scary
Many antagonists have scary moments Bergamo, Frost, Magetta, Botamo, Top, Dyspo, Cell Max, Moro, Granolah, Gas, Elec....
....and more...?

Bekinney threw all these in a pile and picked out just TEN of his favorites. Who will they be?
And will Bekinney get himself into more trouble than he bargained for...? Stay tuned to find out!
...more
12min
October 10, 2023Halo Franchise Discussion (S2E19)
Does Master Chief have anything to do with Dragon Ball? Can we make that tenuous connection?
Welcome to Final Forum's Dragon Ball-oween Spooktacular!

In this episode, Jelli and Bekinney break down the Halo franchise, with specific focus on three pieces: the short film Halo Landfall, the animated anthology Halo Legends, and the new Paramount+ streaming show, Halo. It's part of our October/Halloween Festivities where we're taking a break from breaking down Akira Toriyama's worldwide manga and anime phenomenon and delving into times our franchise's creators have "put on a costume" and worked on other shows and movies. In this case, it's Daisuke Nishio, director of a segment on Halo Legends (Odd One Out) and Dragon Ball.

In this episode:
Jelli and Bekinney say hello to Halloween
We discuss our introductions through Halo, whether that be playing Halo 2 in college, or just gaming in general, and if we've experience other Halo media outside the games prior to this episode.
Breaking down the origins of Halo from creative studio Bungie with Halo: Combat Evolved and through Halo Infinite
Discussion of the lore of Halo, discussing the Covenant, the Flood, Forerunners, humanity's place in the universe, Halo's importance in the franchise, and who the Master Chief is.
We talk about Daisuke Nishio, and give a biography, from his birth in Miyoshi City in Hiroshima in 1959 to current day, covering his entry into Toei, working with directors who also worked on Sailor Moon, Digimon, and Dr. Slump.
Discussing Nishio's strengths as a director and looking at some interviews he gave talking about how he approaches production, as well as his work on Gegege no Kitaro
Introduction some of the mythology in order to contextualize the franchise for listeners including a history of the Forerunners, what the Halo installations are, what the Ark is and its function, and breaking down the races of the Covenant
Talking about how the Prophets, Drones, Grunts, Jackals, Hunters, Elites and Brutes all work together (or don't) to begin what they call the Great Journey
The role of a special Elite known as the Arbiter
Who the Master Chief is
An introduction to the AI Cortana
A discussion of Neill Blomkamp's short film Halo Landfall with special assistance from Weta Workshop.
A discussion of Halo Legends, first discussing its role in the Halo franchise as Microsoft's first attempt to expand the franchise beyond the confines of the Xbox under the newly created 343 Industries banner when Microsoft acquired the IP from Bungie
Talking through each entry in the anthology
Origins, by Studio 4C directed by Hideki Futamura (Akira, Gundam, Vampire Hunter D, The Animatrix)
The Duel, from Production IG and directed by Hiroshi Yamazaki (Ghost in the Shell)
Homecoming from Bee Train directed by Koji Sawai (Parasyte, Ranma 1/2)
Odd One Out from Toei and directed by Daisuke Nishio
Prototype from Bones (Cowboy Bebop, Fullmetal Alchemist, My Hero Academia) and directed by Tomoki Kyoda (Rebuild of Evangelion, Eureka Seven)
The Babysitter from Studio 4C and directed by Toshiyuki Kanno (Dragon Ball)
The Package from Casio Entertainment and directed by Shinji Aramaki (Ultraman)
Discussing the Halo series on Paramount+ with showrunners Kyle Killen and Steven Kane, who worked on The Beaver, Netflix's Death Note, The Closer, Alias, and Curb Your Enthusiasm as well as Amazon's Jack Ryan show
Some of the creation history behind the series including originally thinking it would be helmed by Rupert Wyatt and Steven Spielberg

...and more, including some general pop culture, trivia, and editorializing, as usual
Join us as we continue to uncover the cultural meanings, publication facts, inspirations and more behind the wildly popular Dragon Ball franchise....or in this case, the Halo trans-media franchise....for our special Dragon Ball-o-Ween event!
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1h 43min
September 26, 2023Flight (Buku Jutsu) (S2E18)
Why did flying get introduced to the Dragon Ball universe? What's the deal with characters who can fly vs those who can't?
Jelli and Bekinney continue breaking down Akira Toriyama's worldwide manga and anime phenomenon by breaking down episodes 87, 88, 89, and 90, "Yamcha vs. Tien," "Yamcha's Big Break," "Full-Moon Vengeance," and "The Dodan Wave." We continue discussing the 22nd Budokai Tenkaichi, and delve into the topic of flight in Dragon Ball.
In this episode:
Jelli and Bekinney try to chart their course
We recap the episodes and discuss our favorite moments
Some notes on the techniques Tien uses during his battle against Yamcha
Revealing how Jackie Chun is able to hypnotize Man Wolf using a method similar to that employed by General Blue
Defining buku jutsu and how it is the name for the cloud dancing flight technique employed in Dragon Ball
Unveiling how xianren (senin) became associated with the ability to fly, along with red crowned cranes, thus deepening the connection for the Crane School and Master Shen's Crane Hermit abilities
Talking about lingzhi mushrooms and their ability to make you believe you can fly
How flight as buku-jutsu is different from Puar's ability to fly
Then we discuss how Dragon Ball flight may be similar to or different from that employed by Superman or Peter Pan, we get off on a tangent about Mr. Satan, and we discuss whether we would want to be able to fly
and more, including some general pop culture, trivia, and editorializing, as usual
Join us as we continue to uncover the cultural meanings, publication facts, inspirations and more behind the wildly popular Dragon Ball franchise.
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54min
September 12, 2023Crane Hermit and 22nd Budokai Tenkaichi (S2E17)
What happens when Akira Toriyama takes inspiration from an ancient animal kingdom rivalry to bring a new foe into Dragon Ball?
Jelli and Bekinney continue breaking down Akira Toriyama's worldwide manga and anime phenomenon by breaking down episodes 83, 84, 85 and 86, "Which Way to Papaya Island?" "Rivals and Arrivals," "Preliminary Peril," and "Then there Were Eight." We begin discussing the 22nd Budokai Tenkaichi, and delve into the Crane Hermit, or Master Shen.
In this episode:
Jelli and Bekinney prepare to leave Kemani
We recap the episodes and discuss our favorite moments
How Toriyama became among the first manga ka to incorporate a time skip into a Shonen Jump manga
The possible origins of Konkichi, the green fox
Jelli throws out some movie recommendations including Battle Royale, Kwaidan, and Godzilla's Revenge
How Dragon Ball continues to borrow from Journey to the West
A discussion of durian and papaya, two of the most controversial fruits (if such a thing can be called controversial)
A brief biography of Andre the Giant
Some things to be on the lookout for as the 22nd Budokai Tenkaichi ramps up
And then we delve into the Crane Hermit, his design inspirations from Hideyo Amamoto and Christopher Lee as Fu Manchu, and why Toriyama chose a crane
We wrap up by saying some predictive thoughts about the forthcoming arc
and more, including some general pop culture, trivia, and editorializing, as usual
Join us as we continue to uncover the cultural meanings, publication facts, inspirations and more behind the wildly popular Dragon Ball franchise.
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1h 3min
August 29, 2023Sleeping Princess in Devil’s Castle COMMENTARY (S2E16)
What's the deal with these Dragon Ball movies? Would they have been fun theatrical experiences?
Jelli and Bekinney continue breaking down Akira Toriyama's worldwide manga and anime phenomenon by ...jumping off the manga and onto our second feature film commentary!
In this episode:
Jelli and Bekinney roast some food over a crackling fire
We sync up our audio commentary for the listeners
We discuss some of the production facts about the film Dragon Ball Sleeping Princess in Devil's Castl such as its 1987 release at the Toei Manga Matsuri film festival, the film's box office, and the production team working on the film
We talk about the other films released alongside the movie: Metalder, Super Sentai, and Saint Seiya
We delve into the background behind the Toei Manga Matsuri – Toei Cartoon Festival and its inception in 1969 and other such festivals around the country such as Toho's Champion Festival
Contextualizing the box office of the film in terms of a modern-day episode of The Simpsons
Shedding light on Keiju Terui - a Toei staff writer who also worked on Dr Slump and Legend of Zelda
Discussing the film's producer: Chiaki Imada and his career at Toei which began with the release of Tower of Lilies
We discuss the different dubs created for the film by studios such as Creative Products, Speedy, and Funimation
The difference between the 2005 original Funimation release and the 2010 remastered version
Discussing the characters Lucifer and the hunchback and their inspirations from Dracula, Frankenstein and Dr Slump
Breaking down Ghastel from his appearance to his cultural background as a Prince Nezha interpretation from Journey to the West
Talking about Minoru Maeda's career as a character designer for Dragon Ball
and more, including some general pop culture, trivia, and editorializing, as usual as we react to this wickedly fast-paced film
Join us as we continue to uncover the cultural meanings, publication facts, inspirations and more behind the wildly popular Dragon Ball franchise.
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1h
August 15, 2023Baba Filler Episodes and Manga Comparison (S2E15)
Our shortest run of manga-anime comparison ever! Will we have enough material to do a full episode?
Jelli and Bekinney continue breaking down Akira Toriyama's worldwide manga and anime phenomenon by breaking down episodes 78, 79, 80, 81 and 82, "The Eternal Dragon Rises," "Terror and Plague," "Goku vs Sky Dragon," "Goku Goes to Demon Land," and "The Terror of InoShikaCho." We continue discussing the Fortune Teller Baba mini tournament and a few unexpectedly interesting filler episodes, as well as round up with a discussion of the Baba arc in the manga.
In this episode:
Jelli is on an ant-hunt
We recap the episodes and discuss our favorite moments
The hidden meaning behind Baba's chanting as she intones the final dragon ball's location
Kazuhiko Torishima's take on Goku's pants being burned
Some Voltron and Power Rangers comparisons
Terror and Plague's similarities to both Journey to the West and Seven Samurai
Jelli and Bekinney discuss Seven Samurai, The Magnificent Seven, and....A Bug's Life? Also The Three Amigos.
The similarities between Goku's clash with Sky Dragon and the films Tiger and Crane Fists and Fist of Fury
The movies being borrowed from for Goku's trip into Demon Land
How Shura looks like the destroyer Shiva, and how Shiva may be repurposed in Super later on
InoShikaCho's inspirations from a popular card game and the influence of said game on anime, including Naruto
And we round it all out with a discussion of the manga and do our usual comparison to the anime
and more, including some general pop culture, trivia, and editorializing, as usual
Join us as we continue to uncover the cultural meanings, publication facts, inspirations and more behind the wildly popular Dragon Ball franchise.
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...more
1h 2min
August 01, 2023Grandpa Gohan (S2E14)
Is this the most emotionally charged moment in Dragon Ball history?
Jelli and Bekinney continue breaking down Akira Toriyama's worldwide manga and anime phenomenon by breaking down episodes 74, 75, 76 and 77, "The Mysterious Fifth Man," "The Strong Ones," "True Colors of the Masked Man," and "Pilaf's Tactics." We continue discussing the Fortune Teller Baba mini tournament and break down the identity of the fifth fighter, Grampa Gohan, as well as his importance culturally and to the story.
In this episode:
Jelli is on an ant-hunt
We recap the episodes and discuss our favorite moments
How Toriyama is subverting expectations by pivoting from Western-Themed monsters to an Eastern-inspired hermit for his fifth fighter
The meaning of Gohan, being cooked rice, how it's colloquially "Let's Eat" in Japan, and how Gohan comes to clash with Toriyama's Sun Wukong-inspired Monkey King
The importance of hermits in Eastern culture and a brief mention of the film Amongst the White Clouds
How Gohan has some minor parallels to Star Wars
An explanation of why a dead fighter needs money
Baba's status as an onmyoji
We talk about Obon, the Japanese festival built around paying homage to one's deceased ancestors, and how important it is to Buddhist culture and future characters in Dragon Ball (Enma Daio, aka King Yemma)
How Toriyama repurposed halos for Dragon Ball
Why Gohan wears a fox mask
An elaboration on Kitsune (fox) in Japanese and Chinese culture
How kitsune are similar to tanuki
Why Japanese culture views foxes as more benevolent than Japanese culture and how foxes became intermingled with the concept of the Shinto god Inari as well as a symbol of Shintoism itself
The importance of a fox fighting a monkey in Eastern culture as a clash of kitsune and saru or even Shintoism vs Buddhism
How foxes relate to No Theater
A Pokémon connection to Ninetails and Vulpix
A Miles "Tails" Prower reference
Toriyama repurposing the fox mask from Dr. Slump
And we look for further examples of the importance of foxes in Japanese pop culture and get into a tangent on the film Pom Poko
and more, including some general pop culture, trivia, and editorializing, as usual
Join us as we continue to uncover the cultural meanings, publication facts, inspirations and more behind the wildly popular Dragon Ball franchise.
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...more
52min

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