The Four-Star Dragon Ball holds a unique place in Dragon Ball history, representing far more than just one of seven mystical orbs. For Goku, this particular Dragon Ball was a treasured keepsake from his adoptive grandfather, Gohan Sr., who raised him in the mountains. After Grandpa Gohan's tragic death, the Four-Star Ball became Goku's most precious possession—a tangible connection to the man who showed him love and taught him valuable life lessons.

When Goku named his own son Gohan, he passed down not just a name but a legacy of love and respect. The Four-Star Dragon Ball became a symbol connecting three generations: Grandpa Gohan, Goku, and young Gohan. Throughout the series, this special Dragon Ball appears at pivotal moments, reminding viewers that even in a world of superhuman battles and universe-threatening villains, family bonds remain the strongest force of all. It's a touching reminder that the heart of Dragon Ball has always been about the relationships between characters, not just epic fights.