The "stars" that I just mentioned. I counted about five or six, although there might have been more. They stick out like sore thumbs, and are immediately recognizable due to how cheesy they look. Also, there were a few hits to the face where stars wouldn't do, one in particular when Goku gets Vegeta good. The whole screen flashes, and then cuts back to after the hit connects.

The blood cover-ups in this episode: Vegeta has some coming out of his mouth after fighting a little while. Also, Goku has two big red bruises, one on his right cheek, one on his right... uh... breast, (Is it called a breast when you're talking about a man? I don't know), plus there's some blood on the left side of his mouth. The bruises are odd for the reason I mentioned in the last episode, I've seen some just like this go untouched in other episodes.

End English episode 22, about 6 minutes in

(2 min. 25 sec.) Lunch is drinking in a bar, almost passed out. She is depressed about Tenshinhan's death, and demands that the bartender give her more. Just then, they both feel what seems to be an earthquake, and rush outside to see the sky clouding over and the birds going nuts. Then it cuts back to the battle. This scene was all too convenient for FUNimation to get rid of, and has three knocks against it: First, it features Lunch, who is avoided in the English version. Second, it has no bearing on the story, and is totally expendable. Third and most importantly, it is centered around alcohol, a big, big, no no. All too easy to drop this one on the cutting room floor.

Vegeta says: "Join me, or perish!" Or WHAT?? Isn't "perish" a synonym for the "d" word? If they can indeed say this, why don't they use it more often? Sure, it might sound kind of stupid, but I'd rather hear them say that someone "perished" than someone "got sent to another dimension."