Dragon Ball Z (dub) — Episode 117

Krillin and Gohan dive to the depths of the ocean to retrieve the treasure.

Upon finding it, they discover the pearl is guarded by sea creatures who view it as their treasure. In a classic show of heroics, Krillin chooses to leave it behind rather than cause harm for a material gift. The "Rejected" Moment

The Heartbreak of the Human Z-Fighter: A Look Back at DBZ Episode 117 Dragon Ball Z (Dub) Episode 117

While Krillin didn't get the girl this time, this episode set the stage for his eventual—and far more successful—romance with Android 18 later in the series. How Funny in DBZ episode 117 - Kanzenshuu

The episode’s climax is one of the most famous "gut punches" for Krillin fans. Believing he can't make Maron happy without the pearl, Krillin tells her she is "free" to go. He expects a dramatic breakup, but as he walks away, Maron softly admits she to his proposal. Krillin and Gohan dive to the depths of

When we talk about Dragon Ball Z , we usually focus on planetary destruction or golden hair. But , titled "Krillin’s Proposal" (English Dub), is a rare, grounded gem that reminds us why we love the "little guys" of the series. Coming right after the high-stakes Garlic Jr. Saga and just before the Androids arrive, this episode offers a bittersweet breath of air. The Quest for the Mermaid’s Tear

This episode features a peculiar scene where Krillin is seen with a mustache in a "happy family" daydream, a look that becomes a recurring joke in fan circles. The "Rejected" Moment The Heartbreak of the Human

By the time Krillin realizes his mistake and shouts her name, she’s already driven off with another man, leaving Krillin in tears and famously declaring himself . Dub Highlights & Trivia