In Dragon Ball chapter 111, Shenron makes a very contradictory claim that doesn't match up with his later actions in DBZ or Dragon Ball Super.
A boy's wish to revive his father in Dragon Ball introduced a whole slew of inconsistencies that either prove that the eternal dragon Shenron exaggerated his capabilities, didn't expect wishes to get as complicated as they later do, or was disempowered to an absurd degree.
SCREENRANT VIDEO OF THE DAY SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT Shenron Says He Can Grant Any Wish, But Z Proves That's a Lie Shenron's words definitely don't correspond with his actions later on in the series when looking at every wish ever made in Dragon Ball. The first time Shenron couldn't fully grant a wish was after the Cell Games in Dragon Ball Z. The eternal dragon claimed that he couldn't revive Goku since he had already been revived by the Dragon Balls before.
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