The scene begins with Nail fighting Frieza, who taunts him about the destruction of his home planet. Meanwhile, Krillin, Gohan, and Vegeta are trying to heal Goku in a healing tank. King Kai telepathically contacts Goku, and the group discusses their plans to use the Dragon Balls to grant their wishes.
Krillin and Dende go to find Porunga, the Namekian Dragon, to summon him and make their wishes. However, Frieza appears, and Krillin rushes to make the wishes before Frieza can stop them. Krillin wishes for Piccolo to be brought back to life and then for him to be transported to Namek. However, the wish is misinterpreted, and Piccolo ends up being transported to a random location on Namek instead of to the group.
Vegeta wakes up and demands that the group use their remaining wishes to grant him immortality. However, when the wish is made, Porunga dies, and Guru, the Namekian elder, also passes away. The scene ends with Frieza's arrival, and Vegeta's realization that he is not immortal and is still in danger.
Finally, the scene cuts to Kami and Mr. Popo on Earth, where Kami is revived, and Mr. Popo is shown watering a mysterious pot.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The Dragon Ball, Dragon Ball Z, and Dragon Ball GT franchises are owned by Funimation, Toei Animation, Fuji TV, and Akira Toriyama.
2. The story takes place on the planet Namek.
3. Nail is a Namekian who is being tortured by Frieza.
4. Frieza has killed the Ginyus.
5. Krillin and Gohan are trying to find a way to use the Dragon Balls.
6. They meet Dende, a little green Namekian who can help them summon the Dragon.
7. Vegeta is sleeping and wakes up to pee.
8. Piccolo is brought back to life, but is sent to a random location on Namek instead of to the group.
9. The group has one wish left, and Vegeta wants to use it to become immortal.
10. However, the Dragon is dead, and Guru, the Namekian elder, has also died.
11. Frieza appears, and Vegeta is worried that he will be killed since he is not immortal.
12. The scene cuts to Kami and Mr. Popo on Earth, where they have been brought back to life.
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