Goku’s Traffic Safety is a Japanese public service film aired on June 8, 1988. The major Dragon Ball characters in the video encourage driving safety. It was shown on TV during commercial breaks as a public service message. It was distributed to schools as a safety demonstration film.
Voice Cast
- Son Goku voiced by Masako Nozawa
- Bulma, voiced by Hiromi Tsuru
- Krillin voiced by Mayumi Tanaka
- Yamcha, voiced by Toru Furuya
- Master Roshi, voiced by Kohei Miyauchi
- Oolong, voiced by Naoki Tatsuta
- Puar voiced by Naoko Watanabe
- Policewoman voiced by Mami Koyama
- Suno voiced by Naoko Watanabe
What is the Release date of Dragon Ball: Goku’s Traffic Safety?
This short was released in Japan in 2004 as part of the Dragon Box DVD set. In Japan, it aired in June 1988.
Who is The Director of Dragon Ball: Goku’s Traffic Safety?
Mitsuo Hashimoto is a Japanese storyboard artist and anime film director who has worked on television, OVAs, and feature films. He was under contract with Toei Animation and also worked for other firms like Genjūrō Tachibana.
What is the Plot of Dragon Ball: Goku’s Traffic Safety?
It’s Bulma’s birthday, and Son Goku is trying to make his way to West City to attend her celebration. On the way, he comes across a Tiger Thief on a wood bridge who refuses to let him pass. Nonetheless, Goku employs the Afterimage Technique, which outwits him and causes him to hang from the log.
Master Roshi and Kuririn are on their way to Bulma’s birthday celebration in the city when they become disoriented. While reading the directions, they notice a youngster playing with his toy car, nearly being hit by a bear driving in a vehicle. The bear slams the brakes at the last second, wrecking the toy vehicle but leaving the child unharmed. A Traffic Agent Lady arrives swiftly to check on the youngster. She informs him that he should be careful where he walks or that he will end up like a toy vehicle, terrifying him. She also shouts at the bear for speeding and failing to pay attention. After she informs them, Master Roshi and Kuririn ask her to assist them in reaching Bulma’s House.
Meanwhile, on his route to Bulma’s celebration, Goku encounters Suno on a motorway and asks for assistance getting to West City. She gets angry with Goku for crossing the street dangerously and assists him in getting there since she is going to meet her cousin, Shinseki. Suno encounters her cousin, aunt, and uncle when they arrive in West City. When Shinseki runs into the street to meet them, he nearly gets run over, but Goku saves him with his Power Pole. The Traffic Lady warns the youngster not to run into the street and teaches him and Goku about stoplights.
When Goku arrives at Bulma’s celebration, he consumes all the food, leaving none for anybody else. They all try to fight Goku in a rage. With everyone pursuing behind him, Goku flees Capsule Corporation. Still, the Traffic Lady blows her whistle, causing everyone to come to a halt and not run into the street.
What is Goku’s primary goal?
Goku’s goal of ‘just becoming stronger’ stays unchanged.” It’s hardly surprising that Goku is excited about reaching the next level of power-ups and fighting.
What is Goku’s catchphrase?
Masako Nozowa’s Goku catchphrase is one of the most famous portions of every Dragon Ball Super following episode teaser. “Yo! My name is Goku! “The preview comes before the narration.
