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'''Look Out for Launch''' (不思議な女の子ランチ, ''Fushigi na Onna no Ko Ranchi''; lit. "The Mysterious Girl Lunch") is the fifteenth [[Episode Guide|episode]] of ''[[Dragon Ball (anime)|Dragon Ball]]'' and the second episode of the [[Tournament Saga]].
 
'''Look Out for Launch''' (不思議な女の子ランチ, ''Fushigi na Onna no Ko Ranchi''; lit. "The Mysterious Girl Lunch") is the fifteenth [[Episode Guide|episode]] of ''[[Dragon Ball (anime)|Dragon Ball]]'' and the second episode of the [[Tournament Saga]].
   

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Template:Episode infobox Look Out for Launch (不思議な女の子ランチ, Fushigi na Onna no Ko Ranchi; lit. "The Mysterious Girl Lunch") is the fifteenth episode of Dragon Ball and the second episode of the Tournament Saga.

Summary

Launchsaloon

Launch walks into a Saloon

Goku and Krillin are traveling on the Flying Nimbus to search for a girl for Master Roshi. Meanwhile, in a western saloon, an innocent girl comes in and sits down. A large cowboy is waiting for a woman by the name of Launch and who is a fearsome thief and robber. This sweet, innocent girl does not fit the bill, but she then sneezes. Her sneeze causes her hair to turn blonde and she changes into the infamous Launch, the woman that the large cowboy was waiting for. The large cowboy is surprised and puts up his guard, but is easily beaten by Launch.

Launch takes out everyone in the saloon and leaves toward the railway tracks. There, she derails a train and steals some money from one of the train cars. She then quickly fleas the scene. The police chase her and fire their guns, but their aim is way off. Launch then throws a grenade, destroying one of the cop cars. Launch then prepares to shoot the police car, but at that very moment, she sneezes. This turns her back into a sweet, innocent girl. The policemen then got out of their car to arrest Launch.

LaunchSavedByGoku

Goku saves Launch from the police

Coincidentally, Goku and Krillin ventures to the desert in search for a girl for Master Roshi. Goku hears the innocent girl yelling for help and he then goes to check things out. When they arrive, Goku defeats the two policemen with ease. After the rescue, Goku and Krillin decide that she would be good for Master Roshi and the trio head back to Kame House.

Launchshootingroshi

Launch in her bad form shooting Roshi, Krillin and Goku for making her wear a perverted outfit

Upon arrival, Goku takes Master Roshi out of the bathroom to meet her. Master Roshi is stunned, after seeing Launch. He then asks her to wear the "Master Roshi training armor", which is nothing more than black lingerie in reality. Launch begins to change into the "armor" outside but, before she is able to, Krillin suggests that she change inside, much to the irritation of Roshi. Master Roshi tells Goku and Krillin to also wear the lingerie, so he does not look suspicious. Launch emerges from the house, wearing the "armor". Soon after, she sneezes, turning herself into the mean Launch. She then fires her machine gun at Master Roshi, Krillin, and Goku. Luckily for them, Launch sneezes again, turning her back into her sweet, innocent form.

Battles

  • Launch (evil) vs. Tall Man, Tubs, Chibi, a bartender & other cowboys
  • Launch (evil) vs. The Police
  • Goku vs. The Police

Cast

Character Name FUNimation Original Japanese
Goku Stephanie Nadolny Masako Nozawa
Master Roshi Mike McFarland Kouhei Miyauchi
Krillin Laurie Steele Mayumi Tanaka
Launch Meredith McCoy Mami Koyama
Narrator Brice Armstrong Joji Yanami

Trivia

  • In the scene at the saloon shows Akira Toriyama's manga counterpart "Tori-Bot" shown on a poster as one of the criminals that were already taken down and he had the lowest bounty possibly being comic relief.
  • The reward poster amounts are given in Dollars, not Zeni.
  • This is the first episode to not have Bulma in it.
  • The farmer seen when Goku and Krillin are looking for a woman resembles Mousse. This farmer also appears in the video game Dragon Ball Z: Super Gokuden: Totsugeki-Hen.
  • The old west bar scenes are all filler.

Gallery

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