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Intro. 8 sites Piccolo's story in Dragon Ball is complex and full of twists and turns, covering his origin as a villain and his eventual transition into one of the greatest heroes of the saga. Kami-sama's separation and the origin of King Piccolo The story begins with a Namek who was sent to Earth when his planet was in crisis. After forgetting his name, he aspired to become the Guardian of the Earth, also known as Kami-sama. To do so, he had to expel all the evil from his body. The pure part became Kami-sama, while the evil part transformed into the fearsome King Piccolo Daimaoh. King Piccolo dominated the Earth with his army of demons, until he was sealed away by Master Mutaito, who used the Mafuba technique. Years later, he was freed and sought revenge, but was ultimately defeated by Goku. Before dying, King Piccolo spat out an egg, which contained his essence and would be reincarnated as his son and successor: Piccolo Jr.. The birth of Piccolo Jr. and his rivalry with Goku Ving
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Intro. 8 sites Piccolo's story in Dragon Ball is complex and full of twists and turns, covering his origin as a villain and his eventual transition into one of the greatest heroes of the saga. Kami-sama's separation and the origin of King Piccolo The story begins with a Namek who was sent to Earth when his planet was in crisis. After forgetting his name, he aspired to become the Guardian of the Earth, also known as Kami-sama. To do so, he had to expel all the evil from his body. The pure part became Kami-sama, while the evil part transformed into the fearsome King Piccolo Daimaoh. King Piccolo dominated the Earth with his army of demons, until he was sealed away by Master Mutaito, who used the Mafuba technique. Years later, he was freed and sought revenge, but was ultimately defeated by Goku. Before dying, King Piccolo spat out an egg, which contained his essence and would be reincarnated as his son and successor: Piccolo Jr.. The birth of Piccolo Jr. and his rivalry with Goku Ving
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@Ana Beatriz Santoa cardoso