The later guide books Dragon Ball: Landmark and Super Exciting Guide: Story Volume reused Daizenshuu 7′s battle power chart ( Landmark even specifically credits Daizenshuu 7). An odd thing about this chart is that it is placed right in the middle of the character dictionary, right after the pages with the biographies for Goku and the other members of the Son family. Daizenshuu 7 was published in 1996, a year after the end of the series, and this battle power chart provided battle powers for characters from both before the concept of battle powers were introduced into the story, and after they basically dropped out of the story mid-way through the battle with Freeza. It devotes two pages, 82-83, to a chart showing the growth of Goku’s battle power throughout the series, with other characters added for comparison purposes. Of all the ten releases in its series, Daizenshuu 7 is the only one that touches on battle powers in any significant way. Magazine releases are placed below these. Battle powers on this page are listed roughly in order of the official status of their source - this means that the Daizenshuu are listed at the top, and after them are the Super Exciting Guides, etc. In this context, “official” refers to companies that have the legal rights to produce Dragon Ball merchandise, including data and guide books. This page details all known battle powers from various official sources outside of the manga and anime, but separate from actual video games (which we have categorized into its own page). Battle Power Guide Databook Battle Powers
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