While the sheer amount of deaths might seem ridiculous, it's important to remember that these occurred over a huge span of time, from Dragon Ball's original debut in the 1980s to Dragon Ball Super in the late 2010s. Even the characters have become a bit jaded about it, often reminding viewers mid-battle that the Dragon Balls can undo any collateral damage. Just like the first time, this was reversed with a wish to Porunga.ĭeath certainly isn't a big deal in the Dragon Ball universe, at least for the people who know of the Dragon Balls' existence. Finally, in GT, Earth was destroyed due to a side effect of the Black Star Dragon Balls. In Dragon Ball Super, the Earth of Future Trunks' timeline is destroyed along with the rest of the universe when Zeno obliterates it to destroy Zamasu. Whis, Beerus' angel attendant, rewound time to stop that from happening, allowing Goku to prevent Frieza from ever pulling that trick. The Earth was also destroyed briefly during the Golden Frieza arc, as Frieza used a suicide attack to obliterate the planet and render Goku's win meaningless. Earth in that case was brought back by the Namekian Dragon Balls.

The first occurrence was, of course, the mass death event that was Buu's destruction of the Earth. The Earth itself has been the victim of Dragon Ball villains several times.

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