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** In this movie itself, Chi-Chi is never heard from again after forbidding Gohan to join the other Z-Warriors in battle...only for Gohan to sneak out anyway. She doesn't even appear on the camping trip to close out the film, whereas everyone else, bar Piccolo, is present. Nor is she ever seen amending her opinion on letting Hire Dragon stick around, though we hear later in Movie 5, plus a throwaway line at the start of the Cell arc, that she still doesn't like the creature.
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** In this movie itself, Chi-Chi is never heard from again after forbidding Gohan to join the other Z-Warriors in battle...only for Gohan to sneak out anyway. She doesn't even appear on the camping trip to close out the film, whereas everyone else, bar Piccolo, is present. Nor is she ever seen amending her opinion on letting Hire Haiya Dragon stick around, though we hear later in Movie 5, plus a throwaway line at the start of the Cell arc, that she still doesn't like the creature.
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* EdibleThemeNaming: Turles' name in Japanese is an anagram of lettuce. [[LostInTranslation Lost in the adaptation name]] of Turles.
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* EdibleThemeNaming: Turles' name in Japanese (Tullece) is an anagram of lettuce. [[LostInTranslation Lost in the adaptation name]] of Turles.Turles.
* EverybodyLaughsEnding: Ends on this after Icarus attempts to bite Oolong with the latter noting that he's just like Piccolo, only letting his guard down with Gohan.
* EverybodyLaughsEnding: Ends on this after Icarus attempts to bite Oolong with the latter noting that he's just like Piccolo, only letting his guard down with Gohan.
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* DefeatMeansFriendship: Or rather servitude, which is how Turles acquired [[http://dragonball.wikia.com/wiki/Daiz Daiz]]
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* DeathByIrony: What ultimately does Turles in was that the Tree of Might itself contributed its energy to Goku's Spirit Bomb, making it far stronger than the previous that didn't have enough energy to defeat Turles. But the Tree itself had enough power to destroy itself, which allowed Goku to defeat Turles and destroy the tree, as King Kai surmises.
* DefeatMeansFriendship: Or rather servitude, which is how Turles acquired [[http://dragonball.wikia.com/wiki/DaizDaiz]]Daiz]].
* DefeatMeansFriendship: Or rather servitude, which is how Turles acquired [[http://dragonball.wikia.com/wiki/Daiz
* DubNameChange: In the infamous Big Green Dub, Piccolo is renamed Big Green.
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* DubNameChange: In the infamous Big Green Dub, Piccolo is renamed Big Green.
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A group of aliens visit Earth to plant the Tree of Life, a plant that grants cosmic power by draining the Earth's life force.
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A group of aliens visit Earth to plant the ''Shinseiju'', or the Tree of Life, a plant that grants cosmic power by draining the Earth's life force.
* DubNameChange: In the infamous Big Green Dub, Piccolo is renamed Big Green.
* InconsistentSpelling: Despite "Tullece" fitting with the food naming motif, the character tends to be mostly referred to as "Turles". He has also been referred to as "Tales", "Tarles", "Tares", and "Taurus", depending on the dub. In an Aversion, he's also called Raditz in one dub.
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* SpellMyNameWithAnS: Despite "Tullece" fitting with the food naming motif, the character tends to be mostly referred to as "Turles". He has also been referred to as "Tales", "Tarles", "Tares", and "Taurus", depending on the dub. In an Aversion, he's also called Raditz in one dub.
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*AttackOfThe50FootWhatever: Gohan transforms into a rampaging Great Ape after Turles notices his regrown tail, creates a power ball and forces Gohan to look at it.
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* DoNotCallMePaul: Goku repeatedly tells Turles that his name is not Kakarot whenever the latter calls him such.
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* OffModel: You may have noticed that the cover for the movie is... off. Particularly Goku who looks like he was taken from a messy in-between frame.
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* AsskickingEqualsAuthority: Turles is the only one of his men strong enough to go head to head with Goku, who is in turn the only one of the Z Fighters who is strong enough to go head to head with the Crusher Corps and win (against all of them at once, no less).
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* AsskickingEqualsAuthority: AsskickingLeadsToLeadership: Turles is the only one of his men strong enough to go head to head with Goku, who is in turn the only one of the Z Fighters who is strong enough to go head to head with the Crusher Corps and win (against all of them at once, no less).
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* YouAreTheNewTrend: Interestingly, the movie itself can be said to be a meta example of this trope, as many of its elements (silly posing minions, two characters [[FusionDance fusing]], a SpacePirate BigBad, etc.) would go on to be reused both in the series proper and in later movies, with at least one of these elements becoming a major part of the final arc of the series itself. In many ways, ''Tree of Might'' can be said to be the most trendsetting of all the DBZ films (which is probably why it is by far the most dubbed of them, with an unprecedented ''five'' different English dubs in addition to the numerous other languages the movie has been dubbed in).
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* YouAreTheNewTrend: Interestingly, the movie itself can be said to be a meta example of this trope, as many of its elements (silly posing minions, two characters [[FusionDance fusing]], a SpacePirate {{Space Pirate|s}} BigBad, etc.) would go on to be reused both in the series proper and in later movies, with at least one of these elements becoming a major part of the final arc of the series itself. In many ways, ''Tree of Might'' can be said to be the most trendsetting of all the DBZ films (which is probably why it is by far the most dubbed of them, with an unprecedented ''five'' different English dubs in addition to the numerous other languages the movie has been dubbed in).
