THE GREAT YAMCHA OF THE DESERT/Yamcha the Desert Bandit

- CUT-Goku "pats" Oolong to see whether he's a guy or not (6 sec.)
- SIDE NOTE-The scene where Oolong is describing the horrible power of Gyu Mao is changed to him talking about Yamcha in the English version. I don't understand why.
- CENSOR-Digital underwear again! (4 sec.)
- CENSOR-More digital underwear! And it's shaking a bit (6 sec.)
- CENSOR-Still more digital underwear! (3 sec.)
- CENSOR-Where Bloomer originally was putting her panties on a fishing line to catch Oolong(He just turned into a fish) with, there is now a bunch of dollar bills (3 sec.)
- CENSOR-Wow, a double censor! Digital underwear AND dollar bills (4 sec.)
- CENSOR-MORE dollar bills! (2 sec.)
- CENSOR-More digital underwear, PUT SOME DAMN PANTS ON, GOKU! (2 sec.)
- CENSOR-More and more dollar bills (1 sec.)
- CENSOR-Another double censor! Dollar bills AND digital underwear! (2 sec.)
- CENSOR-STILL more damn dollar bills! (6 sec.)
- ODD DIALOGUE ALERT-"Hey, whadd'ya know? A fish full of dollars.", that sounds incredibly stupid for some reason.
- CUT-Fireworks used to symbolize Oolong taking a dump. Trust me if you see it, it'll make sense (5 sec.)
- CUT-Oolong walking back to the group carrying a whole roll of toilet paper. We know he took a dump, they showed(Well, you heard it) him doing it, why hide TOILET PAPER?! Is wiping your ass immoral now!? (10 sec.)
- CUT-Oolong going to the bathroom again (9 sec.)
- CUT-Oolong offering to transform into panties for Bloomer to wear, and her beating him up (24 sec.)
- SIDE NOTE-Some of you purely Japanese version loving fans will hate for saying this, but I think that Ted Cole is a MUCH better Yamcha than Toru Furuya! One of the Ocean Group's few brilliant casting decisions!
- CUT-Yamcha beating up on Goku using his "RyogaFuFuKen" (5 sec.)
- CUT-Goku poking Yamcha in the eyes (1 sec.)
- CENSOR-The hand print from Goku's punch is embedded in Yamcha's face (3 sec.)
Obviously, this is the most changed episode in the "Dragonball" dub. Most of it of course involves Oolong. Much of the editting makes sense, but I don't see why they cut the violence that they did. I mean, FUNimation showed more than that in their incredibly editted version of the Raditz fight(Which came out in the US the next fall.). Did the FUNimation executives just have a meeting and say, "Okay, we're starting the new 'Dragonball Z' series. We just have to censor something. I know, let's cut all of the funny jokes and leave in some more violence. American kids like violence.". It's kind of odd. In "Dragonball" FUNimation showed dirty jokes, but hardly any violence, in "Dragonball Z", all of the humor is gone, but there's lots of violence.