CATDOLL: You have to listen to it backwards to understand the secrets of the ending song of the animation "Dragon Ball Z"

The ending theme song of the TV animation "Dragon Ball Z" which aired in 1989, "Detekoito Bikiri ZENKAI Pavo!", has a meaningless monologue at the beginning. At that time, everyone thought it was a meaningless monologue and did not pay much attention to it. Now a netizen in Japan has discovered the secret. It is not easy to find this secret, because you have to play this monologue in reverse to understand its meaning.

Video of Dragon Ball Z's ending theme recitation:

This netizen added subtitles to this passage, and when you listen to it backwards, you can see the name of the song producer and the words "Come on". Because there was no information about the ending song at that time, it seems that the song producers were really attentive. They recorded it and played it backwards to make it incomprehensible. Are they hoping that someone will find it one day? This feeling is really complicated.

Video Screen:

Come on!

Many netizens were surprised to see this secret revealed, leaving comments such as "Great! I thought it was Chinese" (please, Chinese people don't understand it), "What kind of riddle is it? I was really surprised when the truth was revealed", and "The code at the beginning was added in just like that..."