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After Goku fought Frieza and the planet blew up, everybody on earth thought
Goku was dead. So they used the dragon balls to wish to bring Goku back to
life, but the dragon then told them that Goku was still alive. They then asked
the dragon to teleport Goku back to Earth. The dragon then said no, because
Goku did not want to.

So why would the dragon listen to Goku, who was not making the wish?


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Why could the dragon not bring back Goku after he fought Frieza?


I am not sure about this, but I have two theories.

  1. Goku is much stronger than Shenron and Shenron was simply too weak to teleport Goku against his will.
  2. Shenron is generally not able to grant wishes which are against one specific will.   
  
[Here](http://www.pojo.biz/board/archive/index.php/t-715728.html) is another
discussion about this topic. I did not read everything so I don't know if they
got a real answer.

  
  
Sorry that I don't comment your question, but I don't have enought reputation.
So I "answered".


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Porunga is not able to relocate someone against their will as stated in the
[Porunga Wikia](http://dragonball.wikia.com/wiki/Porunga). Its his limitation.
As Shenron has his own limitation like granting only one wish, not able to
resurrect the same person more then one time. Porunga has his own limitation
of not relocating someone without his own will.


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Maybe because Goku/Kakarot was going to come back in due time anyways. So the
dragon let it slip by like when the dragon had to check if he could make a
certain wish. Maybe the dragon only does stuff that can't already happen
naturally.


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