(Y/N) (L/N) here! So, the girls and I are in for a lot now! I mean, now we have to deal with King Piccolo, a demon who was defeated by Master Roshi's mentor, Mutaito. Not only that, but we ran into some old friends, went on our next summer vacation...
Najimi: Now, our heroes are about to embark on a quest to get the Dragon Balls from Kami's home planet Namek. But I think before we catch up on them. You should know a little history of what happened before Goku arrived on earth.
Najimi's right. Let's head back in time to when Goku was still a baby.
On a distant planet we see a powerful Saiyan warrior by the name of Bardock fighting with his fellow lower class warriors.
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Bardock (Goku's Father! Unlike most other Saiyans, he has a semblance of humanity and compassion! Loves his wife, Gine very much, and will do anything for her and his kids!)
One of his comrades called out to him as they were taking out all the enemies in their path.
Saiyan: Bardock! We have been ordered to retreat! All Saiyans are return to Planet Vegeta!
Bardock: What? But what for?
The two took off in their pod back to the planet.
Saiyan: I don't understand it. Apparently it was an order from that bastard, Frieza. I've never heard of anything like it before.
Bardock: Take your scouter off, they can hear you.
Saiyan: R-Right. Sorry.
He did exactly what his comrade said.
They then landed as Bardock began to think of something.
Bardock: I have a hunch that there's something going behind the scenes.
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Planet Vegeta
On the surface of Planet Vegeta...
Another Saiyan approached Bardock.
Saiyan: Bardock, long time no see. Glad to see you're alive.
Bardock: Have you heard anything about why were were all summoned back?
Saiyan: Not that I know of. But the guys from Frieza's army were asking about a Super Saiyan.
