The Two-Star Dragon
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The Two-Star Dragon is the second episode of the Shadow Dragon Saga and the forty-ninth overall episode of Dragon Ball GT. The original Japanese title is "Saikyo no teki!? Kyofu no urawaza o tsukau ryu" (最強の敵?!恐怖の裏ワザを使う龍). The episode first aired on June 18, 1997. It's original American air date was September 4, 2004.
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Haze Shenron, the dragon of pollution, has begun to contaminate everything in his path by emanating a toxic mist that poisons everyone and everything who breathes it. Goku and Pan soon find themselves overcome by the noxious fumes. With the Saiyans choking on the foul air, help must come from an unexpected source, Giru.
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Brief summary | The two-star dragon, Haze Shenron, is poll … The two-star dragon, Haze Shenron, is polluting the entire area, so Pan steps in to stop him. She is much more powerful than the dragon, who is getting pounded. But Pan's attacks seem to do less and less, until the dragon is able to overpower her. Goku tries to transform into a Super Saiyan, but can't do it. The dragon explains that his pollution causes everything to be poisonous, which is why Pan's strength decreased, and why Goku can't power up. He also reveals that he was created when Goku wished to revive Bora, father of his old friend Upa, after he was killed by Mercenary Tao, horrifying Goku with the fact that he was indeed responsible for the birth of the Shadow Dragons. The dragon beats them up, and then throws them into the lake. Giru, who is unaffected by the poison, goes underwater and pulls them to an uninfected part of the lake. There is a spring here that is feeding in pure water from underground, and Goku blasts the hole, flooding the lake with clean water. With their powers rejuvenated, Goku and Pan destroy the dragon and recover the two-star ball, which returns to its original form. ball, which returns to its original form. |