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Missing ramen starts SSJ9K's Goku-Naruto rap crossover

The remastered compilation brings Sasuke, Orochimaru and an Akatsuki-cloaked Vegeta into the animated parody.

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Why this story? The channel's weekly summary: what went up this week, what is drawing views now, and where the channel stands among similar channels.

Goku Vs Naruto RAP BATTLE! All Parts! (4K)

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0:08Naruto discovers his ramen is gone, and Goku arrives with a boombox.
0:56Sasuke appears on a pole and backs Goku as his hype man.
1:54A Might Guy parody joins Naruto's side of the rap battle.
3:34Goku transforms into a Super Saiyan for another round.
5:51Orochimaru briefly joins Goku, making the other characters uncomfortable.
6:56Vegeta arrives in an Akatsuki cloak before the action moves to the Final Valley.

Naruto discovers someone has eaten his ramen, and Goku arrives carrying a boombox. On SSJ9K, that is enough to turn a food grievance into an increasingly crowded anime rap battle.

There were no new uploads this week, but "Goku Vs Naruto RAP BATTLE! All Parts! (4K)" has the most daily momentum among the channel's videos. The nearly year-old remastered compilation is approaching 600,000 views. Sasuke becomes Goku's hype man, Naruto gets backup from parody versions of Might Guy and Rock Lee, and Vegeta eventually arrives wearing an Akatsuki cloak. The joke keeps finding new combinations of characters who do not normally share a universe.

That crossover has deep roots here: SSJ9K's original "Goku vs. Naruto Rap Battle!" is the channel's most-watched regular upload, with roughly 31 million views.

Elsewhere in the back catalog, "Piccolo vs Batman Rap Battle!" is drawing almost as many daily views as the compilation. "Bulma vs Chi Chi RAP BATTLE!" remains active too, with Bulma Bunny and Chi Chi Smash voicing the two contenders and Prince Vegeta supporting the cast as Vegeta.

The channel's subscriber count held steady over the week, while its current daily viewing pace is below its usual level. No fresh release, then, but plenty of SSJ9K's particular specialty in circulation: Dragon Ball characters settling things with microphones rather than energy blasts.

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