Goku → Tambourine
Goku defeats the fleeing Tambourine with a Kamehameha.
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King Piccolo Arc
Registered records for Tambourine before world filtering: death 1, killing 3. Counts describe entries, not people or lifetime totals. Death sources include Chapter 141.
The filter uses the world where the event occurred, not the character’s origin. Distinct future branches remain separate entries.
Goku defeats the fleeing Tambourine with a Kamehameha.
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Krillin's body is found at the end of Chapter 134, and the attack is reported in Chapter 135. Tambourine's words and actions toward the pursuing Goku in Chapter 136 confirm the killer. The sequence is counted as one incident; the discovery, report, and confirmation of the killer are not counted separately.
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Tambourine selects Nam’s photograph and leaves; Nam is subsequently reported murdered on television. The report explicitly establishes his death, and the sequence of events attributes it to Tambourine. The killing itself is not shown.
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Tambourine pierces Giran's abdomen with his hand. Tambourine's later claim that he had killed six people in total is not used as the actual total because he had earlier mistakenly reported killing Goku. Neither six victims nor three unnamed victims calculated by subtracting the individual records for Krillin, Nam, and Giran are added.
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These notes preserve uncertainty or explain a counting boundary. They are not added to death or revival totals.
After killing Giran, Tambourine reports a cumulative total of six. However, he had previously reported Goku as killed even though Goku survived. Because it is unknown whether Goku was included in that total, this site does not treat six as a confirmed count or add three unnamed people to the known victims Krillin, Nam, and Giran. This does not mean that there were no other victims.