Revival 'BBBOJM'

A Family Guy/Dragon Ball crossover fanfic

based on Villains' Bad Girl's universe

by LDEJRuff

Author's Note: Well, this is it! The worlds of Family Guy and Dragon Ball finally unite for the first time in one of my fanfics, in another FFN user's universe. I just hope Brian4life and Villains' Bad Girl don't mind Dragon Ball characters inside the world of Family Guy.

Chapter 1 - Stewie's Invention

It's been a month since Sheridan was welcomed into the Griffin house, and Vinny had gained a new girlfriend in her. She did really well in pupsitting Janet and Jonathan. However, before Vinny would have time to set up a one-month-anniversary dinner date with her, he was busy reading a Japanese comic book ("Manga" as they call it) translated into English.

"Oh!" Vinny shouted in surprise upon reading a page. "It looks like Commander Sorbet of the Frieza Force plans on using the Earth's Dragon Balls to bring back their fallen leader. Little does he know that it ain't Son Goku who killed him; it was his rival's son, Trunks."

"Well," Stewie sighed, coming down the stairs with Janet and Jonathan, "I had mastered all disciplines of science, guys. And quite frankly, I'm bored with it."

"Gee, that's too bad, Stewie," Jonathan replied. "Luckily, Janet and I can kill the boredom with reading books."

"Yeah," Janet agreed, "like Uncle Vinny is doing."

"I see," Stewie replied. "Maybe I'd like to take on a new challenge and explore the world of a book."

"How are you going to do that, Stewie?" Janet shrugged. "Are you some sort of wizard?"

Stewie laughed. "Good one, Janet!" He then came to his senses. "But seriously, as you may know, I'm an inventor. That's why I've invented a device that can take us into the world of a book."

On this, he showed the twins a silver box with buttons in red and green, three gauges below them, a slot, and a couple antennae.

Vinny couldn't help but notice this.

"Oh," he simply said. "Can this machine of yours work on Manga as well?"

"It works with any kind of book, Vinny," Stewie answered, "including Manga."

"Well," Vinny began, "how about you use this book I'm reading? It's a Manga adaptation of Dragon Ball Z film 15, Resurrection 'F'."

"What's Dragon Ball Z, Uncle Vinny?" asked Jonathan.

Vinny answered, "It's an action anime based on Parts 2 and 3 of the Dragon Ball Manga written by Akira Toriyama. The namesake of the Manga, the Dragon Balls, are used to summon the Eternal Dragon Shenron so wishes can be granted."

"Wishes?" Janet repeated. "What kinds?"

"Any kinds of wishes," Vinny answered, "including immortality, wealth, and even...resurrection."

"You mean, we may wish our parents and older siblings back?" Jonathan realized.

"Yes," Vinny nodded, "but Shenron can't grant the same wish more than once. The Namekian Eternal Dragon Porunga, however, can."

"Well, then, let's go," Stewie declared. "Nothing but good old-fashioned wish-granting."

Stewie pressed the green button, and the machine powered up, with the Resurrection 'F' Manga in the slot. Light bathed the living room. Then, it subsided. Stewie, Vinny and the twins were still in the living room.

"Huh, it didn't work," Stewie guessed, an index finger on his chin. "Maybe if I checked the factors responsible..."

Just then, Vinny's phone started ringing. Vinny answered it.

"Hello?"

"Vinny, it's me," New Brian replied on the other line.

"Oh, hey, New Brian," Vinny greeted. "If this is about Sheridan, I'm treating her right."

"That's not why I'm calling," New Brian replied. "These weird aliens, a spaceship, seven gold orbs with red stars, and a giant dragon-like creature appeared, and the sky has turned black all of a sudden."

Vinny lowered his phone.

"The beginning of Resurrection 'F'," he realized.

Stewie inspected his machine.

"Oh, no wonder," he deduced upon looking at a knob on the back. "I've set the machine in reverse." He turned to his canine friends. "Do you know what this means?"

"If I have the correct calculations," Jonathan wondered, "if this machine usually sends people into the world of a book, then setting it in reverse can send characters from a book to our world, right?"

Stewie smiled a bit, then ran up to his room, then back down with a red wrist watch.

"I hope we aren't too late," Stewie said. "Everyone, hold on!"

Vinny and the twins latched their paws on Stewie, and he pressed a button on the watch. In a flash, the four had disappeared.

Author's Note: I hope it's okay with Patrick McCarthy, founder of Hero's Path Animation (Quirky Kid Animation), that I use the device, originally used in his FGfanimation, "Stewie Potter".