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It’s an episode entirely disconnected from the show. Instead it’s a look at what happens when these gods walk among normal people, and do normal people stuff. “Goku’s Ordeal” doesn’t fit Dragon Ball Z’s usual punching, kicking, energy-blast-chucking nature. When the boys tell Goku’s wife Chi-Chi - who put both of our heroes up to the task - that they failed the test, she faints and the episode ends. The instructors send them home empty handed, but remark how quickly they’d trade their own licences for the ability to fly. The two fail their exams, but end up saving a bus full of people from sliding off a cliff. The two show up to meet their instructors in more normal clothes than the training outfits they usually wear - including Piccolo’s most iconic ’90s look: a backwards baseball cap and a yellow shirt with POSTBOY written on the front.įord's bizarre Dragon Ball Z ad campaign rolls onĪfter deciding to race each other during the exam, Goku and Piccolo destroy their cars and wreck a bit of the city. These are two men who regularly fly around the planet at supersonic speed, without the use of a vehicle, fighting the tyranny of evil emperors. In episode 125 of Dragon Ball Z, “ Goku’s Ordeal”, Goku and Piccolo hope to earn their driver’s licenses. “Goku’s Ordeal” Piccolo rocks the shirt, but isn’t pleased with his driving instructor Image: Toei Animation

Kakarot takes Goku’s driving lessons, and blows it out into its own mini-game. This level of filler has never made it into the Dragon Ball Z video games before, but the new Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot game relishes in the series’ famous filler. But one of Dragon Ball Z’s filler episodes goes down in anime history as the sillies of all time: Goku learning how to drive a car. Some of those filler episodes are the stereotypical powering up sessions, where our hero and a bad guy stare each other down while screaming. Between Dragon Ball Z’s best fights are hours of filler where nothing that serves the plot happens.