Dragon Ball's Goku is a deceptively complex character whose incredible growth during his youth sets up his later years for surprising depth.

Goku and Krillin's training intensifies as humble chores prove to be the ultimate motivator in a silly episode that mixes parody with pain.

When it comes to Dragon Ball, there are some characters the series can’t live without. Goku and Vegeta rank as two of the franchise’s biggest characters, but there are other fighters who have ...

Reviews Dragon Ball Super Episode 75 Review: Goku and Krillin – Back to the Old Familiar Training Ground Dragon Ball pivots to examine the series’ original underdog, Krillin, in an episode ...

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While Krillin did make significant contributions during his time as an active fighter in Dragon Ball Super’s Tournament of Power, he was nevertheless the first to be eliminated.

Goku’s childish attitude isn’t usually a problem, but his simplistic view of things feels borderline insulting to his and Krillin’s relationship.

Look at his giant head! That bright orange gi! That serious look! Krillin may be a chump next to Goku, but he's still the strongest human being on Earth, y'know.

Dragon Ball Super Episode 75: "Goku and Krillin Back to the Old Training Grounds" Review The toughest battles are fought on the inside. Warning: The following contains spoilers about the episode.

Dragon Ball Daima character designs unveiled: The live stream didn't stop at the trailer; it also shared exciting character designs for Kid Goku, Krillin, Mr. Satan, Android 18, Chi-Chi, and Majin ...

They travel back to when Goku and Krillin were training under Master Roshi as kids, and Goku nearly destroys the timeline not long after Future Trunks warned him this would be the case.