Anime characters are notorious for their overpowered abilities. But across the anime world, which of these powers are the ...

Please verify your email address. Goku is, for many, the heart and soul of Dragon Ball, leading the various anime series as the courageous and strong protagonist that saves the world time and time ...

Characters in anime showcase unimaginable strength, posing a challenge for protagonists and a threat to humanity. Immortal ...

While clear parallels exist, Goku emerged as his own unique hero. In this sense, one can say Sun Wukong inspired but did not fully determine the final character that became ‘ Dragon Ball ‘s ...

The start of a fight until the fighting stops counts as one battle. Characters who Goku fights more than once are included in the lineup as many times as they fought Goku!

The fan mods are already flooding in as a result, and it was only a matter of time before Dragon Ball Z’s Goku became a playable hero in the spiritually-linked fantasy tale. Both Black Myth ...

Dragon Ball and the answer to the question "Is Goku based on Sun Wukong?" (Image via Toei Animation). Dragon Ball fans often ask the question "Is Goku based on Sun Wukong?", who is part of the ...

That means over 14million people could download this new mod that adds Goku to the game. Both Goku and Black Myth: Wukong protagonist The Destined One are inspired by Monkey King Sun Wukong ...

After all, Son Goku was created in the image of Wukong decades ago, and now one gamer has found a way to bring the Saiyan into Black Myth: Wukong. As you can see below, a simple mod is able to ...

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Now Dragon Ball Z and Black Myth: Wukong are being united thanks to a new mod that replaces The Destined One with Son Goku. The new mod is a relatively straightforward swap — no kamehameha or go ...

The Notebook, the stage musical based on the 1996 Nicholas Sparks novel and the 2004 film, will end its Broadway run on December 15 at the Schoenfeld Theatre, producers announced today.