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What a filler episode!! Loved it!!

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Colton Chandler

Goku told 17 that Tien started out as an enemy. Don’t be surprised by how he acts at the tournament.

Troinell

I wouldn't quite put frieza in that category. Frieza just swallowed his pride because he didn't wanna be erased, after that frieza went right back to his evil ways 😂😂

Jyrone Reyes

Tien was telling chiaotzu not to get attached to the pig- that is how you know how dark his mindset was at the time.

Kyle Mccaskill

This is not really a filler episode, because future canon episodes reference this “filler” you probably should considering making this episode available to all patrons, tiers

Dspade

Ino-boar, Shika-Deer, Cho- Butterfly

Rodolfo Silva

Ino–Shika–Chō (猪鹿蝶, いの しか ちょうトリオ, literally meaning: Boar–Deer–Butterfly)

Mike Smith

wait when did the tail come back?

SG4

Remember, next episode there’s no recap of the previous one, so you should jump right into it right after the theme song.😊

David Cabrera

Crazy how some characters were introduced in filler episodes!

scott osborne

thats right tien and the little price are bad guys

Isaac

Yeah there’s definitely references to this episode in canon episodes so just consider this more canon than not

Littlepip

It may not be quite the expected answer, but "Ino Shika Chou" actually refers to a hand combination of three cards!! Similar to a poker hand! There is an ancient (ancient!) Eastern card game called "Hanafuda". Ino Shika Chou is one of the most famous hands in the game as it gives a decent amount of points and is easy to remember!! 猪 Ino meaning wild boar、 鹿 Shika meaning the Shika deer native to Northern Japan (but nowadays simply refers to all deer), and 鳥 Tori which translates to bird! However, since the card names come from such an old game, they actually use the traditional "on'yomi" or borrowed Chinese pronunciation of the kanji in which case 鳥 would be pronounced as 蝶 Chou meaning butterfly, instead of tori! So it makes sense that the creature would look like a boar, have deer antlers and butterfly wings!! Rather a boring answer, but this was a creature that was entirely made up for this episode and has no ancient or folkloric roots this time around!! As for why it shares a name to the formation in Naruto? It's most assuredly a funny coincidence, as Hanafuda was simply far more widely known at the time than a Dragonball filler episode would be!

Ragestrike

Boar–Deer–Butterfly Ino–Shika–Chō (猪鹿蝶, いの しか ちょうトリオ, literally meaning: Boar–Deer–Butterfly) i

Bean W.

Tien is a precursor Piccolo and Vegeta..a lot of dbz fans who never seen this have no idea Tien was the first Z fighter with this kind of character arc..it's gonna be awesome for you guys to finally witness Tien's story arc

Scott H

I like the name Tenshinhan more than Tien (Japanese name)

Chaise

I can not wait for the tournament

Revolution

Not the first time in DBZ they reference goku piccolo driving filler ep. In Super they reference copy vegeta in Future trunks saga. In DBS super hero again piccolo mention he never got his licence to pan. I love it.

Captain America

The creator of Naruto Masashi Kishimoto was a big fan of not only dragon ball but of Akira Toriyama , so he took a lot of inspiration from dragon ball while creating Naruto. Like everyone said Ino means boar which is funny cause Sakura is always calling her ino pig in the dub shika means deer which shikamuras fam literally takes care of the deer in Naruto and cho is butterfly which is what choji turns into when he takes that final food pill.