Dragon Ball Episode 26 〈Limited〉

Before the match, Roshi reveals his true identity to Nam, explaining that he entered the tournament to test his students and prevent them from becoming arrogant by ensuring they lose to a "greater" fighter.

The episode highlights how much Goku has learned by showing the two trading advanced techniques. Jackie uses a Double Afterimage , which Goku counters with an even more complex Triple Afterimage . Key Martial Arts Styles Dragon Ball Episode 26

The primary theme is the lesson Master Roshi intends to teach: "There is always someone better". By staying in disguise, Roshi acts as a final wall for Goku and Krillin to overcome, pushing them to continue training rather than resting on their laurels. Before the match, Roshi reveals his true identity

Jackie Chun employs the Sui-ken (Drunken Fighting) technique, moving unpredictably to confuse Goku. Key Martial Arts Styles The primary theme is

Based on the original manga by Akira Toriyama , with the TV script adapted by Toshiki Inoue or Takao Koyama.

Episode 26 of the original Dragon Ball series, titled is a landmark entry that officially kicks off the climactic championship match of the 21st World Martial Arts Tournament. It is widely celebrated for introducing the series' first "beam struggle" and for its creative blend of high-speed action and martial arts comedy. Plot Summary: The Master vs. The Student

Watch a breakdown of the iconic techniques and the first beam struggle featured in this episode: Dragon Ball Episode 26 The Grand Finals Review YouTube• Aug 31, 2025 The Grand Finals | Dragon Ball Wiki | Fandom