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The Secret of Dr. Flappe

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Thursday February 28, 2002

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Goku, Eighter, and the Village Chief return to Suno's house. The chief offers Eighter a home in the village, but Eighter declines because there is a bomb in his body. They dcide to go visit Dr. Flappe, a scientist who may be able to remove the bomb. However, things don't go as planned when Murasaki comes out from the rubbles of Muscle Tower and is rapidly heading towards Dr. Flappe's house in an attempt to get revenge on Eighter. What will become of Eighter?

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Guest Cast
- Susan Huber Suno
Recurring Roles
- Duncan Brannan Ninja Musaraki
- Kathy Morse Puar (1995 dub)
- Christopher R. Sabat Yamcha
- Mike McFarland Android 8
- Carol Hope Upa
- Duncan Brannan Monster Carrot/Ninja Musaraki
- Donald Brown Emperor Pilaf / Giant Bear
- Doug Parker Shao (1995 dub)
- Saffron Henderson Goku (1995 dub)
- Alec Willows Oolong (1995 Dub)
- Laura Bailey Chi Chi
- Kyle Hebert Ox-King
- Lalainia Lindbjerg Bulma (1995 dub)
- Teryl Rothery Mai (1995 dub)

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Original Air Date: December 10th, 1986 [edit]
Japanese Title: You’re in Danger, Eightie! [edit]
The majority of the plot of Dragon Ball Episode 42 revolves around an old man named Dr. Frappe. It is stated that he created Android 8 for the Red Ribbon Army.
Dr. Frappe only appears in the anime, and only in Dragon Ball Episode 42. He is never even mentioned after that episode. In Chapter 335 of the manga, Trunks says that Doctor Gero, formerly of the Red Ribbon Army, created Android # 19 and # 20. The anime adaptation of Trunks's story appears in Episode 122 of Dragon Ball Z. We later learn that Gero had also created # 16, # 17, # 18, and Cell. As for the earlier models, the title page for Chapter 367 explains about all of Gero's creations, and # 8 is specifically pictured, so there is no doubt about who his true creator was. [edit]