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The exact layout and structure of this building are not yet known, but let's see how close we can get to unravelling that mystery by compiling various images that have appeared in the manga!

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Starting with the entrance! The design that can be seen resting atop the finely detailed grand pillars was clearly inspired by Shenron.

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Passing through the entrance leads you to a winding staircase. The area in between the entrance and the staircase was also the place where Goku started training Goten and Trunks.

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Right then, let's see what we can find up those stairs! This small area resembles the one we just looked at, except there aren't any walls! After Goku's clash with Majin Buu, it looks like his training sessions with Goten and Trunks moved up here.

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It looks like they brought some nice comfy beds and futons to this area as well to give the boys a place to rest after their arduous training sessions.

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This intriguing area, from which Bulma's voice from outside could be heard, is yet another addition to the palace's growing list of rooms, hallways, and other spaces. However, its exact location within the palace cannot be accurately determined. Chalk it up as just one more mystery...!

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The classic scene where Piccolo slowly escorts Majin Buu through the palace hoping to buy some more time for Goten & Trunks' training to be completed gives us lots of precious illustrations to work with! Piccolo seems like he knows the maze-like layout of the palace like the back of his hand as he leads Majin Buu down one winding hallway after another.

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Cover Illustration

With this super-detailed illustration, we might just be able to take a peek inside the palace. Let's enhance the image!

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Cover illustration (partially enlarged)

Well would you look at that! You can see chairs and tables through the window! It's an oddly normal-looking room when compared to the rest of the palace. There are a couple of pots inexplicably placed beside the table though, giving the room a more other-worldly feel. Of all the rooms that exist inside Kami's Palace, the only one that has been fully illustrated is the Room of Spirt and Time—which is a shame because we're dying to know how Dende and the others have decorated their own living spaces!

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This doorway leads to the Room of Spirit and Time. Take a good look—if you're ever lucky enough to step foot in Kami's Palace, this is one place that you'll surely want to visit!

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In the Room of Spirt and Time, time trickles by. One day in the outside world is stretched to a full year in here! Inside, you'll find an abundance of clocks—perhaps because being in the eerie, all-white environment is conducive to losing one's sense of time. However, the time shown on each clock seems to be unique, so be careful.