In Budokai 1, everyone is unhappy with the fact that the game mostly only covers Goku's fights and poorly recaps all the other events (There are unlockable chapters starring the rest of the cast including the fan-beloved What Ifs that TFS sadly ignored.) The most egregious example being when the game basically skips over the events of the Android and Cell sagas almost entirely.Unfortunately, Vegeta still has a sliver of health afterwards, so they just blast him with one more Kamehameha. The geek-out when they get to enact Goku and Vegeta's classic Beam-O-War.One against the Saibaman, another against Dr Gero, and the final one is against Tien at the World Tournament (or Vegeta if you complete a sidequest.) That's it. If you actually play through Yamcha's story, there are three fights.

Budokai 3 gives the player extra points and unlockables for 'reenacting the story.' Lani wonders if 'reenacting the story' in Yamcha's story means losing or getting blown up by a Saibaman.

Throughout the playthrough of Budokai 3, the group wonders aloud what could possibly happen in Yamcha's story, since Yamcha's only noteworthy battle in the entire series was with a Saibaman.

During the Tien vs Buu battles, Lani and Taka start to joke about needing so many attempts to beat Buu, that they run out of numbers and start saying things like 'Fight Number Quetzalcoatl' and 'Fight Number William H Macy.'.

Kaiser: We're going to be here for a while?

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