Dragon Ball Super: Super Hero gave Gohan another shot at the spotlight, with Goku’s eldest son getting the chance to achieve a new level of power via Beast Form in his battle against the Red Ribbon Army and its ultimate creation, Cell Max. Although we haven’t seen Gohan appear in the manga since this major shift, the hybrid Saiyan has remained one of the most popular characters born from the mind of Akira Toriyama. Now, experts have gathered to say that Gohan’s favorite food has some pretty amazing “real life” stats.
If you’re not familiar with Gohan’s “favorite food,” it can be seen thanks to his first adventures in it Dragon ball Z where Piccolo dropped him into the wilderness in an attempt to strengthen him to fight the approaching Saiyans, Vegeta and Nappa. Learning to hack his way through the wild, Son Goku begins to find food wherever he may be, with the arrival of one of his most delicious meals thanks to severing the tail of a raging Tyrannosaurus Rex and using his energy blast to cook the much-deserved food. . Now, according to Professor at Fukui University’s Paleontology Research Center, Soki Hattori, this meal isn’t too far-fetched in the grand scheme of things.
Dinosaur Meat: Yay or Nay?
When asked if dinosaur meat would make a tasty meal, the professor held nothing back when it came to assuring that the meat would not only be edible, but also likely tasty:
“Not only would dinosaur meat be edible, but I would go so far as to bet it would also taste great. I suspect it would be a bit oily and juicy, which would make it similar to king chicken or alligator meat as humans consume today. However, eating meat Raw from wild animals is a bit dangerous. And the fact that Gohan was thinking of cooking it first really shows that he’s smart at his young age. As for me personally, I like something with a bit of a salty taste, so I’d like to try dinosaur meat seasoned with salt and pepper.” .
Hattori then playfully expands on his quote, noting that Tyrannosaurus Gohan took a slab of what might not be the tastiest prehistoric creature he could find:
“I would say that herbivores are probably more appealing to the palate rather than this dinosaur, which appears to be a carnivore. The taste of meat changes depending on what the animal is eating, so I would say there are probably more tasty dinosaur species to choose from.”
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