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{{Quote|Master Roshi's house. It is located on a small island far out in the ocean, but it still gets good reception, meaning TVs and phones work quite well. Master Roshi usually uses a submarine when he goes shopping. '''Secrets of Kame House 1''': The house can be stored in a capsule, and indeed this was once needed for Goku and Krillin's training.|'''Kame House''' Z-Encyclopedia Summary in ''[[Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot]]''}}
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{{nihongo|'''Kame House'''|カメハウス|''Kame Hausu''}} is a house on a very small island in the middle of the sea. It is the home of [[Master Roshi]], and, for much of the [[Dragon Ball (anime)|''Dragon Ball'' series]], [[Launch]] as well. It also becomes [[Krillin]]'s permanent residence. During the [[Majin Buu Saga]], he still lives there along with [[Android 18|his wife]] and [[Marron|daughter]]. In ''[[Dragon Ball Super]]'', Krillin and his family moves to [[Satan City]]. Its address is NBI 8250012 B.
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'''Kame House''' (カメハウス, ''Kame Hausu''; lit. "Turtle House") is a house on a very small island in the middle of the sea. It is the home of [[Master Roshi]], and, for much of the [[Dragon Ball (anime)|''Dragon Ball'' series]], [[Launch]] as well. It also becomes [[Krillin]]'s permanent residence; during the [[Majin Buu Saga]], he still lives there along with [[Android 18|his wife]] and [[Marron|daughter]]. Its address is NBI 8250012 B.
  
   
 
==Overview==
  
==Overview==
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The house itself is very distinctive. It is painted pink, with a red roof, and the words "KAME HOUSE" are displayed prominently on the front of the upper story. Kame House is the primary training site of [[Goku]], [[Krillin]], and later [[Yamcha]] during the [[Tournament Saga|Tournament]] and [[Fortuneteller Baba Saga]]s. It was built strong enough to withstand a tsunami, as evidenced with Krillin, when trying to practice his [[Kamehameha]] technique while getting his mind off his breakup with [[Maron]], accidentally creating a tsunami that engulfed the house with the house still standing unscathed in the aftermath of the tsunami. It was presumably designed this way in case one of the students did mess up with the Kamehameha.
  
The house itself is very distinctive. It is painted pink, with a red roof, and the words "KAME HOUSE" are displayed prominently on the front of the upper story. Kame House is the primary training site of [[Goku]], [[Krillin]], and later [[Yamcha]] during the [[Tournament Saga|Tournament]] and [[Fortuneteller Baba Saga]]s. It was built strong enough to withstand a tsunami, as evidenced with Krillin, when trying to practice his [[Kamehameha]] technique while getting his mind off his breakup with [[Maron]], accidentally creating a tsunami that engulfed the house with the house still standing unscathed in the aftermath of the tsunami. It was presumably designed this way in case one of the students did mess up with the Kamehameha.
   
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During the [[Dragon Ball (anime)|''Dragon Ball'' anime]], it served as a de facto stronghold for the [[Z Fighters]], but during ''[[Dragon Ball Z]]'', the team used [[Kami's Lookout]] as their base of operations instead, using the house primarily as a hideout due to its location. One example of this was when Goku was recovering from the [[Heart Virus|viral heart disease]] and hid there along with some of the other Z Fighters.
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During the [[Dragon Ball (anime)|''Dragon Ball'' anime]], it served as a de facto stronghold for the [[Dragon Team]], but during ''[[Dragon Ball Z]]'', the team used [[The Lookout]] as their base of operations instead, using the house primarily as a hideout due to its location. One example of this was when Goku was recovering from the [[Heart Virus|viral heart disease]] and hid there along with some of the other Z Fighters.
   
 
===Layout===
  
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===Relocations===
  
===Relocations===
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[[File:HouseCapsule.png|thumb|The capsulized Kame House]]
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[[File:Kame House DB Ep 16 002.png|thumb|The capsulized Kame House]]
 
Kame House appears to be a prefabricated building, as it can be [[Capsule|capsulized]] and relocated with ease. When [[Goku]] and Krillin begin their training under Roshi, he places the house inside a capsule and moves it to a [[Training Island|larger island]]. Some time after the [[21st World Martial Arts Tournament]] takes place, Kame House is apparently moved back to its original location.
  
Kame House appears to be a prefabricated building, as it can be [[Capsule|capsulized]] and relocated with ease. When [[Goku]] and Krillin begin their training under Roshi, he places the house inside a capsule and moves it to a [[Training Island|larger island]]. Some time after the [[21st World Martial Arts Tournament]] takes place, Kame House is apparently moved back to its original location.
   
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[[File:Kame house11.jpg|thumb|left|Kame House on Training Island]]
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[[File:Dragon Ball Fighters DB Ep 18 001.png|thumb|left|Kame House on Training Island]]
 
During the [[King Piccolo Saga]], Kame House is moved again, in order to hide it from [[King Piccolo]]'s henchman [[Tambourine]]. Eventually Tambourine does locate it, although ironically he had stopped to ask directions to the original island. He fights the injured Yamcha, but is forced to leave before he can kill his target.
  
During the [[King Piccolo Saga]], Kame House is moved again, in order to hide it from [[King Piccolo]]'s henchman [[Tambourine]]. Eventually Tambourine does locate it, although ironically he had stopped to ask directions to the original island. He fights the injured Yamcha, but is forced to leave before he can kill his target.
   
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*[[Grandpa Gohan]] (while training under Roshi)
  
*[[Grandpa Gohan]] (while training under Roshi)
 
*[[Goku]] (while training under Roshi and while recovering from his Heart Virus)
  
*[[Goku]] (while training under Roshi and while recovering from his Heart Virus)
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*[[Krillin]] (during the Tournament Saga through Majin Buu Saga, moves to the Satan city with his family in ''Dragon Ball Super'')
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*[[Launch]] (until the end of ''Dragon Ball'', again in ''[[Dragon Ball: Yo! Son Goku and His Friends Return!!]]'')
  
*[[Launch]] (until the end of ''Dragon Ball'', again in ''[[Dragon Ball: Yo! Son Goku and His Friends Return!!]]'')
 
*[[Bulma]] (stayed here through most of the [[Red Ribbon Army Saga]], all of the [[King Piccolo Saga]], and most of the [[Piccolo Jr. Saga]])
  
*[[Bulma]] (stayed here through most of the [[Red Ribbon Army Saga]], all of the [[King Piccolo Saga]], and most of the [[Piccolo Jr. Saga]])
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*[[Maron]] (while waiting for Krillin early in the [[Androids Saga]])
  
*[[Maron]] (while waiting for Krillin early in the [[Androids Saga]])
 
*[[Chi-Chi]] (during the Androids Saga and early in the Cell Saga)
  
*[[Chi-Chi]] (during the Androids Saga and early in the Cell Saga)
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*[[Android 18]] (during the Majin Buu Saga, moves to Satan city with her family in ''Dragon Ball Super'')
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*[[Marron]] (during the Majin Buu Saga, moves to Satan city with her parents in ''Dragon Ball Super'')
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*[[Marron]]
  
   
 
==Appearances in other media==
  
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===Video Game Appearances===
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[[File:Kame House AotS.png|thumb|left|Kame House in ''Attack of the Saiyans'']]
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[[File:Kame House AotS.png|thumb|Kame House in ''Attack of the Saiyans'']]
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Kame House appears in the RPG games ''[[Dragon Ball: Daimaō Fukkatsu]]'', ''[[Dragon Ball 3: Gokuden]]'', ''[[Dragon Ball Z: Kyōshū! Saiyan]]'', ''[[Dragon Ball Z: Super Saiya Densetsu]]'', ''[[Dragon Ball Z Gaiden: Saiyajin Zetsumetsu Keikaku (video game)|Dragon Ball Z Gaiden: Saiyajin Zetsumetsu Keikaku]]'', ''[[Dragon Ball Z: The Legacy of Goku]]'', ''[[Dragon Ball Z: The Legacy of Goku II]]'', ''[[Dragon Ball Z: Sagas]]'', ''[[Dragon Ball Z: Buu's Fury]]'', ''[[Dragon Ball Z: Harukanaru Densetsu]]'', ''[[Dragon Ball: Origins]]'', ''[[Dragon Ball Z: Attack of the Saiyans]]'', ''[[Dragon Ball Online]]'', and ''[[Dragon Ball: Origins 2]]''.
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Kame House appears in ''[[Dragon Ball: Daimaō Fukkatsu]]'', ''[[Dragon Ball 3: Gokuden]]'', ''[[Dragon Ball Z: Kyōshū! Saiyan]]'', ''[[Dragon Ball Z: Super Saiya Densetsu]]'', ''[[Dragon Ball Z Gaiden: Saiyajin Zetsumetsu Keikaku (video game)|Dragon Ball Z Gaiden: Saiyajin Zetsumetsu Keikaku]]'', ''[[Dragon Ball Z: The Legacy of Goku]]'', ''[[Dragon Ball Z: The Legacy of Goku II]]'', ''[[Dragon Ball Z: Sagas]]'', ''[[Dragon Ball Z: Buu's Fury]]'', ''[[Dragon Ball Z: Harukanaru Densetsu]]'', ''[[Dragon Ball: Origins]]'', ''[[Dragon Ball Z: Attack of the Saiyans]]'', ''[[Dragon Ball Online]]'', and ''[[Dragon Ball: Origins 2]]''.
   
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[[File:Z-fighters and launch.png|thumb|Kame House's second floor in ''Attack of the Saiyans'']]
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[[File:Z-fighters and launch.png|thumb|left|Kame House's second floor in ''Attack of the Saiyans'']]
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It appears as a playable battle stage in ''[[Dragon Ball Z (arcade game)|Dragon Ball Z Arcade]]'', ''[[Dragon Ball Z: Shin Butōden]]'', ''[[Dragon Ball Z: Taiketsu]]'', ''[[Dragon Ball Z: Budokai Tenkaichi 2]]'' and its sequel ''[[Dragon Ball Z: Budokai Tenkaichi 3|Budokai Tenkaichi 3]]''. It is seen from a distance in the [[islands]] stage of ''[[Dragon Ball Z: Budokai Tenkaichi]]'' and the [[Dragon Ball Z: Supersonic Warriors (series)|''Supersonic Warriors'' series]], and the beach outside Kame House is a battle stage in ''[[Dragon Ball Z: Buyū Retsuden]]''. Kame House also appears in cutscenes in ''[[Dragon Ball Z: Budokai]]'' and ''[[Dragon Ball Z: Ultimate Tenkaichi]]''.
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It appears as a playable battle stage in ''[[Dragon Ball Z (arcade game)|Dragon Ball Z Arcade]]'', ''[[Dragon Ball Z: Shin Butōden]]'', ''[[Dragon Ball Z: Taiketsu]]'', ''[[Dragon Ball Z: Budokai Tenkaichi 2]]'' and ''[[Dragon Ball Z: Budokai Tenkaichi 3]]''. It is seen from a distance in the [[islands]] stage of ''[[Dragon Ball Z: Budokai Tenkaichi]]'' and the [[Dragon Ball Z: Supersonic Warriors (series)|''Supersonic Warriors'' series]], and the beach outside Kame House is a battle stage in ''[[Dragon Ball Z: Buyū Retsuden]]''. Kame House also appears in cutscenes in ''[[Dragon Ball Z: Budokai]]'' and ''[[Dragon Ball Z: Ultimate Tenkaichi]]''.
   
 
Kame House is one of the ten locations in the board game ''[[The Heroic Dragon Ball Z Adventure Game]]'' and in the crossover game ''[[J-Stars Victory Vs]]'', it appears on the locations found on Jump World map in J-Adventure mode.
 
Kame House is one of the ten locations in the board game ''[[The Heroic Dragon Ball Z Adventure Game]]'' and in the crossover game ''[[J-Stars Victory Vs]]'', it appears on the locations found on Jump World map in J-Adventure mode.
   
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In ''[[Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2]]'', a robot in the Resort Area of [[Conton City]] will transport the Future Warrior and their team of Time Patrollers to Kame House where they can take part in Battles and Parallel Quests.
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In ''[[Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2]]'', a robot in the Resort Area of [[Conton City]] will transport the Future Warrior and their team of Time Patrollers to Kame House where they can take part in Battles and Parallel Quests. Also a model of one of various vehicles (such as a [[Attack Ball]], Trunks' [[Time Machine]], [[Nameless Namek's Spaceship]], [[Jaco's Spaceship]], King Kai's Car, as well as various vehicles used by Bulma and the Z Fighters over the years) from the series will appear on a dresser near the door. The model randomly changes every time the Future Warrior visits Kame House.
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In ''[[Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot]]'', Kame House and its small island is located in the Southeast Islands Area. It is first visited by Goku and Gohan in ''Saiyan Saga Episode 1'' though unlike the main series they arrive at Kame House before Raditz's Spaceship reaches Earth as Goku witnesses the craft in the sky from the island where Kame House sits as it heads towards its eventual Landing Point in East Ravine Area. The island contains a Training Ground for [[Mental Simulation Training]]. Kame House has a entry in the Z-Encyclopedia's ''World'' section under ''Landmarks''. Additionally the Kame House entry has a addition '''Secrets of Kame House 1''' entry which reveals it also acts as a [[Capsule House]] at it can be stored inside a Capsule.
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===Live-action appearances===
  
===Live-action appearances===
 
Kame House appeared in the 1990 [[Dragon Ball: Ssawora Son Goku, Igyeora Son Goku|Korean Dragon Ball Film]]. It was renamed "Turtle House" and is a log cabin instead. It also appears in [[Dragon Ball: The Magic Begins]] where it looks bigger like an ancient Chinese house. In The Magic Begins, the outside of the island has a dock and the interior of the house consists of only one room having the bed, bathtub, kitchen, etc. altogether. In the film the house was destroyed by [[Zebrata]] and [[Malilia]]. In ''[[Dragonball: Evolution]]'', Master Roshi lives in the city, rather than on a private island.
  
Kame House appeared in the 1990 [[Dragon Ball: Ssawora Son Goku, Igyeora Son Goku|Korean Dragon Ball Film]]. It was renamed "Turtle House" and is a log cabin instead. It also appears in [[Dragon Ball: The Magic Begins]] where it looks bigger like an ancient Chinese house. In The Magic Begins, the outside of the island has a dock and the interior of the house consists of only one room having the bed, bathtub, kitchen, etc. altogether. In the film the house was destroyed by [[Zebrata]] and [[Malilia]]. In ''[[Dragonball: Evolution]]'', Master Roshi lives in the city, rather than on a private island.
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==Trivia==
  
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*In both the anime (mentioned in "[[Kame House: Found!]]" and shown in "[[Krillin's Proposal]]") and ''Budokai Tenkaichi 2'' and ''3'', there is a sunken ship some distance away from the island. In the anime, it is filled with assorted treasure. Gohan saw this treasure when he and Krillin were looking for the [[Mermaid's Tear]].
  
*In both the anime (mentioned in "[[Kame House: Found!]]" and shown in "[[Krillin's Proposal]]") and ''Budokai Tenkaichi 2'' and ''3'', there is a sunken ship some distance away from the island. In the anime, it is filled with assorted treasure. Gohan saw this treasure when he and Krillin were looking for the [[Mermaid's Tear]].
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*The music group Flatbush Zombies used Kame House as cover art for their single 'Palm Trees'.
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Revision as of 00:35, 1 February 2020

"Master Roshi's house. It is located on a small island far out in the ocean, but it still gets good reception, meaning TVs and phones work quite well. Master Roshi usually uses a submarine when he goes shopping. Secrets of Kame House 1: The house can be stored in a capsule, and indeed this was once needed for Goku and Krillin's training."
— Kame House Z-Encyclopedia Summary in Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot

Kame House (カメハウス Kame Hausu) is a house on a very small island in the middle of the sea. It is the home of Master Roshi, and, for much of the Dragon Ball series, Launch as well. It also becomes Krillin's permanent residence. During the Majin Buu Saga, he still lives there along with his wife and daughter. In Dragon Ball Super, Krillin and his family moves to Satan City. Its address is NBI 8250012 B.

Overview

Kamehouse.

Kame House

The house itself is very distinctive. It is painted pink, with a red roof, and the words "KAME HOUSE" are displayed prominently on the front of the upper story. Kame House is the primary training site of Goku, Krillin, and later Yamcha during the Tournament and Fortuneteller Baba Sagas. It was built strong enough to withstand a tsunami, as evidenced with Krillin, when trying to practice his Kamehameha technique while getting his mind off his breakup with Maron, accidentally creating a tsunami that engulfed the house with the house still standing unscathed in the aftermath of the tsunami. It was presumably designed this way in case one of the students did mess up with the Kamehameha.

During the Dragon Ball anime, it served as a de facto stronghold for the Dragon Team, but during Dragon Ball Z, the team used The Lookout as their base of operations instead, using the house primarily as a hideout due to its location. One example of this was when Goku was recovering from the viral heart disease and hid there along with some of the other Z Fighters.

Layout

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Inside Kame House, before the arrival of the Saiyans

The inside layout of the house has a drastic change between Dragon Ball and Dragon Ball Z, at least in the anime. In the first series, the inner layout of the first floor is not consistent with the outer layout. In the outside, there are windows that do not exist in the inside; and in the inside, there are rooms and stairs in places that do not fit the outer walls. However, in Dragon Ball Z, the inner layout is simplified and altered to actually match the outer layout.

Kame House Interior

The full interior of Kame House

In Dragon Ball, the first floor of Kame House consists of a main room, which serves as a living room. It has a TV set, a closet, a low table, and some cushioned seatings. From the living room, there are doors leading to the kitchen on the back, and to the toilet on the right. On the left side, there are stairs for the second floor, which contains a single bedroom.

In Dragon Ball Z, the main room has been modified to fit the actual outer walls of the house. The kitchen is gone, and now it's just part of the main room, on the left. The toilet has been shrunk, and consists of a small room in the left corner of main room. The placing of the living room furniture and closet was altered, too. The stairs are now in the back and wind a little, to lead to the upper bedroom. All the windows in the inside match the windows seen from the outside of the house.

Relocations

Kame House DB Ep 16 002

The capsulized Kame House

Kame House appears to be a prefabricated building, as it can be capsulized and relocated with ease. When Goku and Krillin begin their training under Roshi, he places the house inside a capsule and moves it to a larger island. Some time after the 21st World Martial Arts Tournament takes place, Kame House is apparently moved back to its original location.

Dragon Ball Fighters DB Ep 18 001

Kame House on Training Island

During the King Piccolo Saga, Kame House is moved again, in order to hide it from King Piccolo's henchman Tambourine. Eventually Tambourine does locate it, although ironically he had stopped to ask directions to the original island. He fights the injured Yamcha, but is forced to leave before he can kill his target.

In addition, the appearance of the small island on which Kame House is usually situated changes several times throughout the series. It can be presumed that the house is relocated to different islands for reasons unknown.

Known residents

Appearances in other media

Video Game Appearances

Kame House AotS

Kame House in Attack of the Saiyans

Kame House appears in Dragon Ball: Daimaō Fukkatsu, Dragon Ball 3: Gokuden, Dragon Ball Z: Kyōshū! Saiyan, Dragon Ball Z: Super Saiya Densetsu, Dragon Ball Z Gaiden: Saiyajin Zetsumetsu Keikaku, Dragon Ball Z: The Legacy of Goku, Dragon Ball Z: The Legacy of Goku II, Dragon Ball Z: Sagas, Dragon Ball Z: Buu's Fury, Dragon Ball Z: Harukanaru Densetsu, Dragon Ball: Origins, Dragon Ball Z: Attack of the Saiyans, Dragon Ball Online, and Dragon Ball: Origins 2.

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Kame House's second floor in Attack of the Saiyans

It appears as a playable battle stage in Dragon Ball Z Arcade, Dragon Ball Z: Shin Butōden, Dragon Ball Z: Taiketsu, Dragon Ball Z: Budokai Tenkaichi 2 and Dragon Ball Z: Budokai Tenkaichi 3. It is seen from a distance in the islands stage of Dragon Ball Z: Budokai Tenkaichi and the Supersonic Warriors series, and the beach outside Kame House is a battle stage in Dragon Ball Z: Buyū Retsuden. Kame House also appears in cutscenes in Dragon Ball Z: Budokai and Dragon Ball Z: Ultimate Tenkaichi.

Kame House is one of the ten locations in the board game The Heroic Dragon Ball Z Adventure Game and in the crossover game J-Stars Victory Vs, it appears on the locations found on Jump World map in J-Adventure mode.

In Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2, a robot in the Resort Area of Conton City will transport the Future Warrior and their team of Time Patrollers to Kame House where they can take part in Battles and Parallel Quests. Also a model of one of various vehicles (such as a Attack Ball, Trunks' Time Machine, Nameless Namek's Spaceship, Jaco's Spaceship, King Kai's Car, as well as various vehicles used by Bulma and the Z Fighters over the years) from the series will appear on a dresser near the door. The model randomly changes every time the Future Warrior visits Kame House.

In Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot, Kame House and its small island is located in the Southeast Islands Area. It is first visited by Goku and Gohan in Saiyan Saga Episode 1 though unlike the main series they arrive at Kame House before Raditz's Spaceship reaches Earth as Goku witnesses the craft in the sky from the island where Kame House sits as it heads towards its eventual Landing Point in East Ravine Area. The island contains a Training Ground for Mental Simulation Training. Kame House has a entry in the Z-Encyclopedia's World section under Landmarks. Additionally the Kame House entry has a addition Secrets of Kame House 1 entry which reveals it also acts as a Capsule House at it can be stored inside a Capsule.

Live-action appearances

Kame House appeared in the 1990 Korean Dragon Ball Film. It was renamed "Turtle House" and is a log cabin instead. It also appears in Dragon Ball: The Magic Begins where it looks bigger like an ancient Chinese house. In The Magic Begins, the outside of the island has a dock and the interior of the house consists of only one room having the bed, bathtub, kitchen, etc. altogether. In the film the house was destroyed by Zebrata and Malilia. In Dragonball: Evolution, Master Roshi lives in the city, rather than on a private island.

Trivia

  • In both the anime (mentioned in "Kame House: Found!" and shown in "Krillin's Proposal") and Budokai Tenkaichi 2 and 3, there is a sunken ship some distance away from the island. In the anime, it is filled with assorted treasure. Gohan saw this treasure when he and Krillin were looking for the Mermaid's Tear.
  • The music group Flatbush Zombies used Kame House as cover art for their single 'Palm Trees'.
  • In Budokai Tenkaichi 3, it shows that there is a sunken shipwreck sitting in the ocean right behind the Kame House just outside the fighting area.

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