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Enter, the Ginyu Force
Metadata
- title
- Enter, the Ginyu Force
- meaning
- Dragon Ball $d Ginyu Force roll call: Recoome, Burter, Jeice, Guldo, Ginyu: fight as one together, Captain Ginyu snatching bodies with no sound.
- year
- 2020
- release
- Dragon Ball $d
- releaseType
- album
- artist
- Scoobert Doobert
- artistId
- #scoobert
- credits
- Written, performed, mixed, and mastered by Luke Francis Walton. Featured vocals by Taylor James (Babidi) and Eric Radloff (Gokudaxij). Album art by Grizzard Graphics.
- spotify
- https://open.spotify.com/album/7q5q0RcMxVHR381gS3r1ri
- apple
- https://music.apple.com/us/album/enter-the-ginyu-force-feat-babidi-gokudaxij/1500711275?i=1500711372
- themes
- Dragon Ball Z
- Ginyu Force
- hip-hopera
- parody
- isrc
- QZFZ42072641
- isrcSource
- soundexchange
- draft
- false
Lyrics
Huuuuh Hmm I am Recoome Haaah I am Burter Hoorah whoo ha I'm Jeice Ehhhh Guldo! Ahhhh Ginyu Fight As One Together Captain Ginyu Running round Snatching bodies with no sound Say Captain Ginyu Running round Snatching bodies with no sound Ginyu Ginyu! Ginyu! Ahhhhh! Ginyu Force! No sound Ooo Snatching bodies with no sound Ooo Snatching bodies with no sound Ooo Snatching bodies with no sound
Content
Track five on Dragon Ball $d, feat. Babidi & Gokudaxij (Taylor James / J MESA and Eric Radloff). Luke wrote, played, mixed, and mastered; they sing the feature. Pure entrance music: the visual album gives Captain Ginyu his own chapter, while the LP keeps the squad intro tight. Third Babidi & Gokudaxij feature in a row after Prince of All Saiyans and Namek.
It's a roll call, one member per grunt (I am Recoome / I am Burter / I'm Jeice / Guldo! / Ginyu), the team motto snapped into syllables, then Ginyu's signature creep on the hook: snatching bodies with no sound, body-swap as silent horror. No exposition required if you watched Toonami. (Toriyama named the whole squad after refrigerated dairy, so the menace was always a little ridiculous.)
Next: Vegeta's Lament / Lord Frieza / Super Saiyan, where Nick Belcher enters on opera and the tone shifts.