What episode is "The Tears that Disappeared into the Sky! The Angry Super Awakening of Gohan" in Dragon Ball Z Kai?
"The Tears that Disappeared into the Sky! The Angry Super Awakening of Gohan" is episode 092 of Dragon Ball Z Kai.
空に消えた涙! 悟飯、怒りの超覚醒
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Episode 92 of Dragon Ball Z Kai, "The Tears that Disappeared into the Sky! The Angry Super Awakening of Gohan", continues the condensed remastered retelling of Dragon Ball Z. This entry is tracked separately from the original Dragon Ball Z episode spine so Kai's numbering stays clean.
To Android #16's surprise, Krillin reveals that Bulma had removed his self-destruct bomb during his repairs. With the risk of setting off the bomb gone, Cell blasts through #16--causing his body to shatter and leaving only his head intact. Cell realizing that Gohan cannot unleash his hidden powers in response to physical pain, he devises a plan to kill Gohan's friends by spawning seven offspring--the 'Cell Juniors'. Only Vegeta, Trunks, and Piccolo are able to hold their own against the Cell Juniors, while Krillin, Yamcha, Tien, and the fatigued Goku are unable to fight back. Gohan wants to unleash his power, but cannot figure out how. Meanwhile, #16's head has Mr. Satan carry him to Gohan. He sympathizes with Gohan's desire not to kill, but encourages him that it is okay to unleash his anger to save those that he loves. Cell crushes #16's head--an action that finally pushes Gohan over the edge, and triggers his transformation into a Super Saiyan 2.
"The Tears that Disappeared into the Sky! The Angry Super Awakening of Gohan" is episode 092 of Dragon Ball Z Kai.
"The Tears that Disappeared into the Sky! The Angry Super Awakening of Gohan" is listed as canon · provisional in the current AnimeAnchor guide.
"The Tears that Disappeared into the Sky! The Angry Super Awakening of Gohan" is part of the Androids / Cell Saga.
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