What episode is "Gohan And Piccolo Teacher And Pupil Clash In Max Training!" in Dragon Ball Super?
"Gohan And Piccolo Teacher And Pupil Clash In Max Training!" is episode 88 of Dragon Ball Super.
悟飯とピッコロ 師弟激突の限界修業!
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Piccolo reveals to Gohan that he already joined the Seventh Universe team after Goku informed of their universe's potential erasure, explaining his intent to put Gohan through intense training to reawaken his latent power while explaining one of the flaws in his pupil being his feelings for protect his loved ones are limiting his power. When Piccolo later.
Piccolo reveals to Gohan that he already joined the Seventh Universe team after Goku informed of their universe's potential erasure, explaining his intent to put Gohan through intense training to reawaken his latent power while explaining one of the flaws in his pupil being his feelings for protect his loved ones are limiting his power. When Piccolo later removes his weighted clothes to go all out, he points out Gohan's other weakness being his arrogance which Super Buu once exploited. Though Gohan manifests a fraction of latent power, he lost the match due to his overconfidence after Piccolo blasts him in the back with the severed arm. That night, Piccolo vows to push Gohan to new heights of power and agrees that they should work on combination moves. Meanwhile, at the Sixth Universe, Cabba attempts to recruit his retired captain and mentor for the Tournament of Power. But Renso refuses due to a leg injury, suggesting his stronger sister in his stead.
"Gohan And Piccolo Teacher And Pupil Clash In Max Training!" is episode 88 of Dragon Ball Super.
"Gohan And Piccolo Teacher And Pupil Clash In Max Training!" is listed as canon · provisional in the current AnimeAnchor guide.
"Gohan And Piccolo Teacher And Pupil Clash In Max Training!" is part of the Tournament of Power Saga.
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