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Starting to read this title had me in completely the wrong headspace and trying to recall any android 3 at all. Furthest back I could remember was 8er.
Android 3 did exist, but it was only released on tablets around 2011-12
Dragon ball, man. I was thinking dragon ball.
Oh yeah, those Androids. I haven't seen Dragon Ball so I didn't make the connection.
Yeah. I've actually been using Android since v1.xx