"Bring Grandpa back to life!"
Son Gohan sprang up, his face filled with longing. "Can Grandpa really be brought back to life?"
Bulma had said any wish could be granted, but Son Gohan had never really understood what that meant. It was only when He-El asked this question that Son Gohan grasped what Shenron represented.
Gather the seven Dragon Balls, summon Shenron, and bring Grandpa back to life.
"Didn't Bulma say any wish could be granted? Then bringing the dead back to life should be possible too," He-El said.
Earth's Shenron could revive people.
But there were several conditions.
First, when Earth's Shenron revived someone, they had to have died within the past year. Anyone dead for more than a year could not be revived.
Second, Shenron could only revive people who had died accidentally. Deaths from natural causes, such as old age, illness, or death itself, could not be reversed.
Third, Earth's Shenron could only revive someone who had died once before, and each wish could only accomplish this once.
Fourth, revival required the soul to still exist. If someone had already been reincarnated or their soul was gone, they could not be revived.
The first condition alone meant Son Gohan's grandfather, Son Gohan, already did not qualify.
He-El did not know when Son Gohan's grandfather, Son Gohan, had been accidentally trampled to death by Son Gohan, but it had definitely been more than a year ago.
Even if the second, third, and fourth conditions were met, it would be useless. Son Gohan could not be revived.
Still, He-El had never tested it himself. He only knew this information and could not guarantee it was the same as in his memories.
Without experimenting, he had little right to speak with certainty.
What if Earth's Shenron in this Dragon Ball