Many 80s and 90s saturday morning cartoons from my childhood used to have an educational segment at the end of each episode, a practice imposed as a response to the backlash of the openly commercial nature of many shows which basically served as toy ads.
I know some people really hated these segments, but when I was a kid, I never mind them very much, and merely considered as another part of these shows.
This short Dragon Ball PSA made me think a bit in those segments.
Clearly aimed at little kids, and probably "non-canon" or whatever (If I remember correctly, Goku already knew Suno before going to the city where Bulma lives) this oddity probably won't thrill very much the fans who want to see intense battles, but I guess this (And the Goku's Fire Brigade short as well) would be enough to prove that viewers can learn something from watching Dragon Ball.
I know some people really hated these segments, but when I was a kid, I never mind them very much, and merely considered as another part of these shows.
This short Dragon Ball PSA made me think a bit in those segments.
Clearly aimed at little kids, and probably "non-canon" or whatever (If I remember correctly, Goku already knew Suno before going to the city where Bulma lives) this oddity probably won't thrill very much the fans who want to see intense battles, but I guess this (And the Goku's Fire Brigade short as well) would be enough to prove that viewers can learn something from watching Dragon Ball.