Dragon Ball Z

Dragon Ball Z

ドラゴンボールＺ
1989 –1996 Toei Animation Fuji TV 291 episodes Completed
Action Adventure Martial Arts
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Details & Synopsis
The sequel to Dragon Ball follows Goku and his allies as they defend Earth against increasingly powerful threats — Saiyans, Frieza, androids, and the terrifying Cell and Majin Buu. Dragon Ball Z is the anime that built the Western market. Before Naruto, before One Piece, there was DBZ — on Toonami every afternoon, trading cards in schoolyards, arguments about power levels that are still happening today.
Alt Title ドラゴンボールＺ
Studio Toei Animation
Network Fuji TV
Aired 1989 – 1996
Episodes 291
Genre Action, Adventure, Martial Arts
Status Completed
Episode List
Saiyan Saga (35) Namek Saga (39) Freeza Saga (33) Garlic Jr. Saga (10) Android Saga (22) Cell Saga (26) Cell Games Saga (29) World Tournament Saga (25) Majin Buu Saga (34) Kid Buu Saga (38)
001 The Arrival of Raditz Apr 26, 1989 canon ►
The peace of Earth is shattered as a Saiyan pod pierces the sky. Raditz has arrived, revealing the terrifying truth that Goku is actually Kakarot of the Saiyan race. The legend of the Z-Warriors starts with a bloodline revelation that changes the universe forever.
002 The World’s Strongest Team May 3, 1989 canon ►
History is made when the two strongest rivals on Earth, Goku and Piccolo, forge an uneasy alliance to rescue Gohan. This partnership marks the beginning of Piccolo’s long journey from a demon king to a guardian of Earth.
003 Gohan’s Hidden Power May 10, 1989 canon ►
As Raditz dominates the battlefield, a four-year-old Gohan reveals a raw, explosive power that shocks even the Saiyan elites. The hidden potential of a half-Saiyan is witnessed for the first time in history.
004 Piccolo’s Plan May 17, 1989 canon ►
The first ultimate sacrifice. Goku gives his life to hold Raditz in place while Piccolo fires the Special Beam Cannon. A hero falls, but the prophecy of two even stronger Saiyans arriving in one year keeps the stakes at a fever pitch.
005 Goku's Unusual Journey May 24, 1989 canon ►
Death is only the beginning for Son Goku. Guided by Kami, the fallen hero begins his trek across the million-kilometer Snake Way to find the legendary King Kai, while Piccolo takes Gohan into the wilderness for survival training.
006 Gohan's Metamorphosis May 31, 1989 canon ►
Survival of the fittest. Gohan struggles to survive alone in the wild, unaware that his Saiyan heritage is about to manifest in the most destructive way possible under the light of the full moon.
007 A New Friend Jun 7, 1989 canon ►
Gohan finds a brief moment of peace and a dinosaur companion, while Goku continues his grueling journey across Snake Way. The bond between student and mentor begins to form as Piccolo watches from the shadows.
008 Goku's First Test Jun 14, 1989 canon ►
Speed is everything. Goku mistakenly falls off Snake Way and finds himself in the Afterlife’s version of Hell. To return to his mission, he must prove he is faster and stronger than the guardians of the abyss.
009 The Mysterious Quagmire! Gohan and the Robot Jun 21, 1989 filler ►
A child of two worlds finds a soul in the ruins. Gohan, abandoned and alone, discovers a dormant relic of an ancient age—a robot that becomes his first true friend in the wilderness. It is a haunting chapter of sacrifice, as the cold machine gives its life to save the boy, teaching Gohan the burden of grief.
010 Escape from Piccolo Jun 28, 1989 filler ►
Desperate for home, Gohan attempts to build a boat to sail back to Mt. Paozu. His journey is cut short by a storm and the realization that the wilderness is his only home until the Saiyans arrive.
011 Terror on Arlia Jul 5, 1989 filler ►
The true power of a Saiyan elite is revealed. Vegeta and Nappa make a pitstop on Planet Arlia, toppling a monarchy for sport before casually destroying the entire world from space. A chilling preview of what awaits Earth.
012 Global Training Jul 12, 1989 canon ►
While Goku falls into the abyss of the Afterlife, the Z-Warriors on Earth begin their own grueling preparation. Tien, Chiaotzu, Yamcha, and Krillin push their bodies to the absolute limit, sensing the overwhelming power of the Saiyans closing in.
013 Hands Off! Enma-sama’s Secret Fruit Jul 19, 1989 canon ►
Trapped in Hell, Goku must outwit the guardians Goz and Mez to find his way back to the path. A single bite of King Yemma’s secret fruit provides the stamina needed for the second half of his impossible journey across Snake Way.
014 Such Sweet Temptation! The Snake Princess’s Hospitality Jul 26, 1989 filler ►
A castle appears on Snake Way, offering Goku a luxurious reprieve from his journey. But the Snake Princess’s hospitality is a predatory trap. Goku must use his purity and wit to escape her illusions before he loses his chance at the Kaio-Ken.
015 Escape from Piccolo! Gohan Summons a Storm Aug 2, 1989 filler ►
Driven by a desperate longing for home, Gohan attempts to build a boat and sail back to his mother. But the wilderness is unforgiving, and as a massive storm gathers, Gohan realizes he can no longer be the child who hides—he must become the warrior who survives.
016 Plight of the Children Aug 9, 1989 filler ►
Gohan encounters a group of orphans in the wild, proving that his heart is as big as his potential. Even as a warrior in training, the boy refuses to let others suffer under the shadows of those who would exploit them.
017 Pendulum Room Peril Aug 16, 1989 mixed ►
The Z-Warriors face a simulated horror. In the Pendulum Room, Yamcha, Tien, and the others are brutally defeated by "virtual" Saiyans, serving as a grim reminder that they are currently no match for the real thing.
018 The End of Snake Way Aug 23, 1989 canon ►
Goku finally reaches the end of the million-kilometer trek, arriving at the tiny planet of the legendary King Kai. Here, under ten times Earth’s gravity, he begins the secret training that will determine the fate of the world.
019 The Battle Begins... Goku Where Are You? Aug 30, 1989 canon ►
Vegeta and Nappa arrive, and the sky of Earth turns dark with dread. The Z-Warriors gather for their final stand, praying for the return of the only man who can save them.
020 The Saiyans Draw Near Sep 6, 1989 canon ►
Nappa plants the Saibamen—biological weapons grown from the soil. The first blood of the Saiyan invasion is drawn as Yamcha steps up to defend the honor of the Earth.
021 The Power of Kaio-Ken! Sep 13, 1989 canon ►
A shocking end for a long-time hero. Yamcha is killed by a Saibaman's self-destruct attack, proving to the Z-Warriors that this isn't a tournament—it's a massacre.
022 The Darkest Day Sep 20, 1989 canon ►
Nappa enters the fray, and the power gap is insurmountable. Chiaotzu makes the ultimate sacrifice in a futile attempt to destroy the giant, leaving Tien to fight with a broken heart and one arm.
023 Saibamen Attack! Sep 27, 1989 canon ►
Tien falls after a final, desperate Tri-Beam. The Z-Warriors are being picked apart one by one. Only Piccolo, Krillin, and Gohan remain to stand against the unstoppable Nappa.
024 Sacrifice Oct 4, 1989 canon ►
The invasion reaches its emotional peak. One by one, the Z-Warriors are dismantled by Nappa’s brutal strength. In a defining moment for the character, Piccolo gives his life to save Gohan, sealing a bond that transcends blood.
025 Sacrifice Oct 11, 1989 canon ►
Goku arrives to find a graveyard. Fueled by righteous fury, he showcases the results of his King Kai training, effortlessly dismantling Nappa and forcing the Saiyan Prince to finally step onto the battlefield.
026 Nappa's Rampage Oct 18, 1989 canon ►
Vegeta executes his own partner for the "disgrace" of losing to a low-class warrior. The main event begins: Goku vs. Vegeta. The clash of the Saiyan elites shakes the foundations of the Earth.
027 Nimbus Speed Oct 25, 1989 canon ►
The Kaio-Ken is pushed to its absolute limits. Goku must gamble his own life, pushing his body to triple the strain just to keep up with the overwhelming natural talent of the Saiyan Prince.
028 Goku vs. Vegeta Nov 1, 1989 canon ►
The iconic duel begins. It is a clash of ideologies: the low-class warrior who works for his strength versus the royal elite born with it. The Kaio-Ken x4 Kamehameha versus the Galick Gun—a display of power that defines the spirit of DBZ.
029 Saiyan Sized Secret Nov 8, 1989 canon ►
Vegeta creates an artificial moon and transforms into a Great Ape, completely reversing the tide of battle. Goku is crushed by the sheer weight of the Oozaru, leaving his life in the hands of his friends.
030 Spirit Bomb Away! Nov 15, 1989 canon ►
Yajirobe makes the move of his life, cutting off Vegeta’s tail. Goku passes the last of the Spirit Bomb energy to Krillin, who must aim the hope of the world with Gohan's help.
031 Hero in the Shadows Nov 22, 1989 canon ►
Vegeta is hit by the Spirit Bomb but somehow survives. In a final act of desperation, Gohan transforms into a Great Ape and crushes the Saiyan Prince, finally ending the conflict.
032 Transformation Nov 29, 1989 canon ►
The battle is over. Krillin prepares to finish off the broken Vegeta, but Goku begs him to spare his rival. A mercy that will change the fate of the universe forever.
033 Stop Vegeta Now! Dec 6, 1989 canon ►
Vegeta crawls into his pod and escapes. The survivors mourn their fallen friends, realizing that with Piccolo and Kami dead, the Dragon Balls are gone. The quest for Namek begins.
034 Battle's End Dec 13, 1989 canon ►
The recovery period. Goku is hospitalized, and Bulma discovers that they can use Kami's old ship to reach Planet Namek. Hope is rekindled as the Z-Warriors prepare for an interstellar adventure.
035 Picking Up the Pieces Dec 20, 1989 canon ►
The battle for Earth is over, but the cost was absolute. With Piccolo dead and the Dragon Balls gone, the survivors look to the stars. The Saiyan Saga ends, and the interstellar search for hope on Planet Namek begins.
036 Emergence! The Space Ship of the Gods Dec 27, 1989 canon ►
The mission to Namek isn't just a rescue; it's a leap into the deep history of the Namekian people. Bulma and the crew board an ancient vessel that has waited a lifetime in the frozen wastes of Yunzabit for this exact moment. History is rarely found on a map; sometimes you have to fly into the stars to find it.
037 The Mysterious Planet! The Two Astronauts and One Girl Jan 3, 1990 filler ►
A haunting detour in the vastness of space. The trio lands on a world that feels like a echo of the home they left behind. A reminder that in the era before modern streaming, these filler chapters were the quiet breaths between the battles that built our childhoods.
038 Terror on Planet Namek! Jan 10, 1990 filler ►
The "False Namek" saga continues. It is a masterclass in deception, as Gohan and Krillin face a world made of illusions and ghosts. In the preservation of this show, we remember that even the detours were part of the journey that made us stay up until 3am.
039 Friend or Foe? The Mysterious Giant Spaceship Children Jan 17, 1990 filler ►
The illusions shatter, and the reality of isolation sets in. Bulma and the boys escape the false world, setting their sights back on the real Namek—unaware that Freeza and Vegeta are already there, carving their names into history with fire.
040 Held Captive Mar 14, 1990 canon ►
Gohan and Krillin arrive on Namek. The blue skies of this world hide a biological terror as Freeza’s scout ships begin the systematic erasure of the Namekian villages. The grit of the 90s animation captures the absolute isolation of the heroes.
041 The Namekians Mar 21, 1990 canon ►
The scale of Namek becomes clear. As Freeza’s forces systematically erase the Namekian villages, Gohan and Krillin witness the resilience of a race that refuses to yield. The sharp lines of the original masters capture the beginning of a true interstellar war.
042 Held Captive Feb 7, 1990 canon ►
Canon. Vegeta lands on Namek with a simple plan: kill Freeza's soldiers, steal their Dragon Balls, use them for himself before Freeza can. He begins immediately and with no hesitation.
043 Look Out Below Feb 14, 1990 canon ►
Canon. Gohan and Krillin watch Freeza's Dodoria massacre a Namekian village. They hide. There is nothing else to do. Dende — a young Namekian child — survives. They rescue him.
044 The Search Continues Apr 11, 1990 canon ►
Vegeta begins his mutiny against Freeza, carving a path of destruction through the scout forces. This chapter marks the birth of the ""interstellar guerrilla"" Vegeta—ruthless, desperate, and operating without a home.
045 The Namekians Feb 28, 1990 canon ►
Canon. Guru lays his hand on Krillin and unlocks his hidden potential. Krillin's power level jumps. Then Guru does the same for Gohan. The same children who could do nothing against Nappa are now a different threat entirely.
046 Guru's Gift Mar 7, 1990 canon ►
Canon. Guru reveals the password to summon Porunga, the Namekian dragon — able to grant three wishes, unlike Earth's Shenron. He gives it to Krillin. Krillin now holds the key to saving everyone who died in the Saiyan invasion.
047 Piccolo vs. Everyone Mar 14, 1990 canon ►
Canon. Zarbon defeats Vegeta in their first encounter and dumps him in a lake. Freeza, displeased with Zarbon's methods, orders him to retrieve and heal Vegeta — they need to know where the seventh Dragon Ball is.
048 Zarbon's Mission Mar 21, 1990 canon ►
Canon. Zarbon transforms into his monstrous second form and overpowers Vegeta. The prince of all Saiyans, beaten twice by the same man. Vegeta, recovering in the healing tank, is past humiliation and into something colder.
049 Vegeta's Prowess Mar 28, 1990 canon ►
Canon. Vegeta escapes the recovery tank, steals Freeza's Dragon Balls, and lures Zarbon out to kill him — which he does, efficiently and without mercy. The power unlock in the healing tank is real. Vegeta is no longer the same man who lost on Earth.
050 The Prince Fights Back Apr 4, 1990 canon ►
Canon. Vegeta defeats Zarbon. Gohan uses this chaos to steal the Dragon Ball Vegeta stole from Freeza. Everyone is stealing from everyone. The Ginyu Force is on its way.
051 The Ginyu Force Arrives Jul 11, 1990 canon ►
Five pods pierce the atmosphere. The Ginyu Force represents the flamboyant, deadly peak of Freeza’s empire. Their arrival shifts the show from a survival horror to a high-stakes martial arts duel, rendered in the sharp, archival grain.
052 Ginyu Assault Apr 18, 1990 canon ►
Canon. The Ginyu Force poses. At length. They then take the Dragon Balls directly. Vegeta explains to Krillin and Gohan what they are now dealing with: warriors who make him look weak.
053 Incredible Force! Apr 25, 1990 canon ►
Canon. Recoome vs. Vegeta. Vegeta fights at his absolute limit. Recoome takes every hit and then breaks Vegeta's spine in one return blow. Gohan and Krillin are next in line. Goku's ship is still en route.
054 Freeza's Firepower May 2, 1990 canon ►
Canon. Gohan, pushed past endurance watching Vegeta fall, attacks Recoome with everything he has. It does damage. Not enough. Krillin and Gohan are both down. Goku's pod touches down on Namek.
055 Goku’s New Power Aug 8, 1990 canon ►
Goku arrives and calmly dismantles the Ginyu elite. This is the payoff of the 100x gravity training—a warrior whose presence alone alters the gravity of the battlefield. A historic homecoming for the Saiyan of Earth.
056 A Legend Revealed May 16, 1990 canon ►
Canon. Captain Ginyu intercepts. He and Goku agree to have a proper fight. Ginyu reads Goku's power correctly and knows he cannot win. He performs the Body Change — switching bodies with Goku. The real Ginyu problem is just beginning.
057 Goku's Unusual Journey / Ginyu Strikes May 23, 1990 canon ►
Canon. Ginyu in Goku's body cannot reach Goku's full power — he does not know how. Goku, trapped in Ginyu's damaged body, watches Ginyu damage his own body trying to force the power out. The body switch is a disaster for Ginyu.
058 Ginyu Assault May 30, 1990 canon ►
Canon. Gohan and Krillin fight Ginyu in Goku's body. Vegeta watches. The real Goku, barely mobile in Ginyu's broken form, manages to intercept the second Body Change attempt. Ginyu ends up in a frog.
059 The Prince Fights Back Jun 6, 1990 canon ►
Vegeta executes his mutiny against Freeza. This is the birth of the interstellar guerrilla Vegeta—ruthless and operating without a home. The grit of the 90s animation highlights the Prince's transition into a wild card of the cosmos.
060 The Elder Speaks Jun 13, 1990 canon ►
Canon. Guru passes away — but not before unlocking Nail's full power and sending him to slow Freeza down. Porunga is summoned. The first wish brings Piccolo back to life. The second wish transports him to Namek.
061 Freeza Approaches Jun 20, 1990 canon ►
Canon. The third wish is interrupted by Vegeta. He demands immortality. Guru dies before granting it, severing the connection. Porunga disperses. Freeza arrives at the Dragon Balls with everything left.
062 Nail's Challenge Jun 27, 1990 canon ►
Canon. Nail fights Freeza to buy time. He is outclassed completely and knows it. He continues fighting anyway. His only purpose is to keep Freeza occupied until Piccolo arrives and can fuse with him.
063 Freeza's Second Transformation Jul 4, 1990 canon ►
Canon. Piccolo fuses with Nail and arrives. The merged Piccolo is something new — fast enough to make Freeza work. Freeza transforms to his second form. The gap opens again. It is not over, but the fight is real now.
064 Dende's Demise Jul 11, 1990 canon ►
Canon. Freeza kills Dende — the one Namekian who can heal the others — to prevent him from keeping the Z-fighters in the fight. The move is calculated and heartless. Freeza transforms a third time.
065 The Ultimate Magic Trick!? The Ginyu Force vs. Guldo Jul 18, 1990 canon ►
The most flamboyant and deadly mercenaries in the galaxy descend upon the battlefield. Guldo’s time-freezing mastery is a relic of a combat style that ignores the rules of power levels. A brutal lesson for Gohan and Krillin: in this saga, survival isn't guaranteed.
066 Goku’s Extraordinary Power! The Ginyu Force vs. Recoome Jul 25, 1990 canon ►
The arrival we all waited for. Goku touches down on Namek, his presence instantly shifting the atmosphere of the entire planet. With a single Senzu bean and a level of power that defies scouter logic, the Saiyan from Earth prepares to dismantle the Ginyu elite.
067 Lightning Flash! Goku’s Special Move Aug 1, 1990 canon ►
Goku effortlessly dodges the Ginyu Force’s fastest attacks. This isn't just speed; it's the result of training that broke the body to rebuild the spirit. Burter and Jeice are forced to realize that the "low-class" warrior is becoming something far more legendary.
068 The Battle of the Ginyus! Captain Ginyu vs. Goku Aug 8, 1990 canon ►
Captain Ginyu enters the fray. Recognizing that Goku is suppressing his true power, the Captain prepares for a high-stakes duel. Two warriors, both students of the battle, testing the limits of what a biological form can endure.
069 Body Change! Oct 24, 1990 canon ►
The ultimate theft. Captain Ginyu wounds his own shell and swaps souls with Goku. In one of the most jarring twists in the history of the medium, our hero is trapped in a dying machine while a monster steals his potential.
070 Goku’s Real Power! Ginyu’s Change of Heart Aug 22, 1990 canon ►
Ginyu wounds his own body before unleashing his soul-swapping light. In one of the most jarring twists in the history of the medium, Goku finds himself trapped in a dying shell, while a villain flies away in the body of Earth’s greatest hero.
071 Ginyu’s Downfall!? Jan 23, 1991 canon ►
The saga of the Body Change reaches its climax. Through quick thinking and a perfectly timed Namekian frog, Goku reclaims his physical form, leaving the proud Captain Ginyu to live out his days in the mud. The stage is finally set for the final gathering of the Dragon Balls.
072 The Elder Speaks Jan 30, 1991 canon ►
The race for the Dragon Balls reaches its zenith. Guru sends Dende to the Z-Warriors with the secret password, while Nail prepares to face Freeza in a desperate stall. The grain of the original broadcast captures the mounting dread as the tyrant closes in on the heroes.
073 Freeza Approaches Feb 6, 1991 canon ►
Porunga is summoned. As Krillin and Gohan prepare to make their wishes, Vegeta intervenes with a desperate bid for immortality. The original masters capture the moment the sky turns pitch black—a herald of the terror that is about to descend upon Namek.
074 Nail's Challenge Feb 13, 1991 canon ►
Nail faces the absolute power of the tyrant. This episode serves as a masterclass in atmospheric tension, showing a warrior fighting for a race that has already lost. His sacrifice ensures the heroes have their chance, even as the Dragon Balls turn to stone.
075 The Tyrant’s Second Form Sep 26, 1990 canon ►
The mask of the tyrant slips. Freeza reveals his second form, a towering wall of muscle and malice that dwarfs the Z-Warriors. It is the moment the "Power Level" becomes a death sentence, rendered with the dark, heavy lines of the original masters.
076 Piccolo’s Arrival Oct 24, 1990 canon ►
The Namekian fusion is complete. Piccolo arrives with a power that mocks Freeza’s second form. The original masters capture the shock of the tyrant as he realizes the "vermin" of this planet have a champion of their own.
077 The Nightmare of Form Three Oct 31, 1990 canon ►
Freeza unveils his most grotesque evolution. The third form is a biological nightmare, a jagged predator that dismantles the heroes with terrifying speed. This episode marks the shift from a duel to a struggle for survival.
078 The Final Transformation Begins Nov 7, 1990 canon ►
Realizing that even his third form isn't enough to quench his malice, Freeza begins his final transformation. The original broadcast captures an eerie stillness as the tyrant sheds his bulk to reach his sleek, ultimate state.
079 Freeza’s Final Form Nov 14, 1990 canon ►
The mask of the tyrant is gone. Freeza reaches his final form—a small, deceptive vessel of pure entropy. The Z-Warriors watch in absolute paralysis as they realize the gap between them and the emperor of space is now infinite.
080 Vegeta’s Desperate Gamble Nov 21, 1990 canon ►
Believing himself to be a Super Saiyan, Vegeta challenges the final form of Freeza. It is a masterclass in physical and psychological dismantling, as the Prince’s pride is systematically erased in the original uncut grain.
081 The Namekian Resurrection Nov 28, 1990 canon ►
A moment of divine intervention. On Earth, Dende is resurrected and uses the Namekian Dragon Balls to bring back everyone murdered by Freeza and his men. The original masters capture a warmth in the sky as the ghosts of Namek return to the living world.
082 Goku Awakens Dec 5, 1990 canon ►
While Vegeta falls, the hero emerges. Goku steps out of the healing tank, his presence instantly shifting the atmosphere of the planet. A historic homecoming for the Saiyan from Earth, rendered in the sharp lines of the 90s masters.
083 Pathos of Freeza Dec 12, 1990 canon ►
Canon. Freeza takes the energy Goku gives him and immediately attacks with it. Goku, finally out of mercy, fires a Kamehameha that splits Freeza in half. Namek explodes. Goku is presumed dead.
084 The End of Vegeta Dec 19, 1990 canon ►
A historic death for the Prince of All Saiyans. Vegeta dies in the mud of Namek, shedding tears for a race he couldn’t save and passing the burden of his pride to Goku. A defining character transition captured in its raw glory.
085 Goku vs. Freeza Dec 26, 1990 canon ►
The battle of the century begins. Two masters trade blows in a masterclass of choreography and ki manipulation. The original broadcast captures the speed and impact of a battle that shatters the Namekian landscape.
086 The Ultimate Transformation Jan 2, 1991 canon ►
Goku arrives to find a decimated battlefield. As Freeza reaches his Final Form, the hero realizes that every previous conflict was merely a prelude to this biological nightmare. The sharp lines of the 90s masters capture the absolute terror of the emperor.
087 Kaio-Ken x20 Jan 23, 1991 canon ►
Pushed to the brink of collapse, Goku gambles everything on a Kaio-Ken x20 Kamehameha. The original broadcast captures the desperation of a hero who knows his body is failing him against an unstoppable malice.
088 The Heavens Tremble Dec 26, 1990 canon ►
Canon. Freeza survived — reconstructed as half-machine by his father King Cold. Freeza sets a course for Earth with the specific intent of killing Goku's friends in front of him. The Z-fighters prepare for something they cannot survive.
089 The Spirit Bomb Feb 6, 1991 canon ►
Goku begins gathering energy for the Spirit Bomb. To defeat a god, he must call upon the life force of every living thing in the sector. A quiet, high-stakes chapter where the hope of the universe rests on a single ball of light.
090 The Point of No Return May 1, 1991 canon ►
The duel reaches a level of biological attrition that threatens to warp the atmosphere of Namek. Goku and Freeza trade blows in a masterclass of 90s choreography, proving that strength without limits leads only to absolute desolation.
091 A Desperate Attack Apr 10, 1991 canon ►
The battle reaches a level of attrition that threatens to warp the atmosphere of Namek. Goku pushes his body to the literal limit, using the Kaio-Ken to bridge the gap between him and the god-like tyrant.
092 Freeza’s Return Feb 27, 1991 canon ►
The nightmare reborn. Freeza emerges from the blast, wounded but deadlier than ever. In a moment of calculated cruelty, he detonates Krillin, breaking the heart of Earth’s greatest hero. The grit of the 90s animation captures the absolute desolation of the moment.
093 Explosion of Anger Mar 6, 1991 canon ►
The absolute peak of the series. Driven by the loss of his best friend, Goku’s grief shatters the ceiling of Saiyan biology. The golden light that defined a generation first flickered here, on a planet five minutes from total annihilation.
094 The Legendary Super Saiyan Mar 13, 1991 canon ►
Goku transforms. The legend is no longer a myth; it is a golden-haired reality. The original masters capture a power that transcends biology, as the "low-class" warrior becomes the ultimate protector of the universe.
095 The Super Saiyan’s Dominance Apr 17, 1991 canon ►
The tide turns. As a Super Saiyan, Goku dismantles Freeza with a clinical efficiency that mocks the tyrant’s previous superiority. Every strike is rendered with the heavy, archival grain of the original broadcast.
096 Namek’s Core Apr 24, 1991 canon ►
Desperate and humiliated, Freeza attacks the planet itself. Namek’s core is shattered, triggering a five-minute countdown to total annihilation. The fight becomes a race against time on a world actively dying.
097 Namek’s Final Minutes Feb 27, 1991 canon ►
The race against extinction. As the planet’s core destabilizes, the five-minute countdown begins. The original broadcast masters capture a sky choked with volcanic ash and lightning—a desolate stage for the final act of the Namekian tragedy.
098 100% Power May 8, 1991 canon ►
The tyrant’s final gambit. Freeza pushes his body to its absolute 100% capacity, matching the Saiyan’s physical strength. The sharp lines of the early 90s highlight the bulk and malice of a monster who refuses to die.
099 Goku’s Final Gamble Mar 13, 1991 canon ►
High-speed warfare in the orange haze. Goku pushes his Super Saiyan form to the limit to conclude the fight before the planet expires. The grit of the 90s animation highlights the sheer physical toll of combat in a world that is literally falling apart.
100 Dende's Demise Apr 10, 1991 canon ►
Freeza kills the healer. This calculated, cold-blooded act removes the heroes’ safety net, forcing them into a battle of pure attrition against a god-like tyrant. The desolation of the Namekian landscape is absolute.
101 The Pathos of Freeza Mar 27, 1991 canon ►
A god becomes a victim. Freeza’s psychological collapse begins as he realizes that biological evolution cannot bridge the gap between him and the legend. A masterclass in character dismantling, rendered with the heavy shadows of the original masters.
102 Goku’s Mercy Jun 5, 1991 canon ►
Freeza is defeated by his own hubris, cut in half by his own attack. Despite the tyrant’s crimes, Goku offers a fragment of energy to save his life. A historic moment of mercy that defined the hero’s character for decades.
103 A Path to the Future Aug 7, 1991 canon ►
The final wish. As Namek crumbles, the survivors are whisked away to Earth, leaving Goku alone to settle the debt with the tyrant. A historic bridge between a desperate prayer and the silent victory to come, preserved in its original archival grain.
104 The Planet’s End Jun 19, 1991 canon ►
Namek explodes. In a final, silent moment, the world of the Namekians is erased from history. Goku is caught in the blast, leaving his family to mourn the loss of a legend on a distant Earth.
105 Silent Victory Jun 26, 1991 canon ►
The aftermath of Namek. The survivors gather on Earth, processing the weight of their victory and the absolute cost of the war. The grain of the original broadcast captures a desolation that no remaster can replace.
106 The Search for Goku Jul 3, 1991 canon ►
While the Z-Warriors mourn, the Dragon Balls reveal a shocking truth: the legend has survived. The Freeza Saga ends with the quiet promise of a return, preserving the mystery of the hero’s fate.
107 Goku is Alive!! Jul 10, 1991 canon ►
The Namekian people move to a new planet, and the Z-Warriors resume their lives while waiting for Goku’s return. The cycle of the Freeza era finally concludes, leaving the world at peace—for now.
108 The Heavens Tremble May 15, 1991 filler ►
With Goku missing in the depths of space, a ghost from the past returns. Garlic Jr. escapes the Dead Zone, bringing a supernatural fog that turns the world’s population into mindless predators. A reminder that even without a Saiyan threat, Earth is a fragile prize.
109 Black Mist of Terror May 22, 1991 filler ►
The Black Water Mist spreads, testing the resolve of the remaining Z-Warriors. This arc remains a cult favorite for its dark, horror-inspired atmosphere—a rare departure from the martial arts focus, captured here in its uncut, uncompressed glory.
110 Black Fog of Terror May 29, 1991 filler ►
Filler. Gohan and Krillin attempt to reach the Sacred Water — the only antidote — stored in the bell tower at Kami's Lookout. The infected Z-fighters stand in their way. Piccolo fights Gohan.
111 Battle in Kami's Lookout Jun 5, 1991 filler ►
Filler. Gohan vs. infected Piccolo. Piccolo removes his own infection to help Gohan — the pretense that he was ever truly infected collapses. The plan hinges on freeing the Sacred Water before the Star of the Makyans amplifies Garlic Jr.'s power.
112 Fight with Piccolo Jun 12, 1991 filler ►
Filler. Piccolo and Krillin fight the Spice Boys. Gohan fights Garlic Jr. The star is rising. Time is running out. The filler arc reaches its crisis point on schedule.
113 Call for Restoration Jun 19, 1991 filler ►
Filler. Garlic Jr. opens the Dead Zone again — the same technique that got him sealed last time, used again, with the same result. Gohan throws him in. The Sacred Water is released. Everyone recovers. The Garlic Jr. arc ends exactly as the first film did.
114 Suicidal Course Jun 26, 1991 filler ►
Filler. Aftermath of the Garlic Jr. incident. Kami and Mr. Popo survey the damage to the Lookout. Maron causes trouble with Krillin. Transitional filler.
115 Extreme Measures Jul 3, 1991 filler ►
Filler. The world returns to normal post-Black Water Mist. Krillin and Maron. Gohan at home. The gap between the Garlic Jr. filler and the resumption of the Cell arc material. Skip freely.
116 The World Awakens Jul 10, 1991 filler ►
Filler. Final transitional episode of the Garlic Jr. arc. The Earth recovered, the Z-fighters regroup. The filler detour ends and the Android/Cell plot resumes next episode.
117 Krillin’s Proposal Jul 17, 1991 filler ►
A rare moment of domestic humanity amidst the chaos. Krillin seeks a different kind of future, proving that even warriors who have faced gods still long for the simple peace of the life they protect. The calm before the mechanical storm.
118 Freeza’s Counterattack Jul 24, 1991 canon ►
The tyrant refuses to stay in the grave. Freeza, rebuilt in cold steel and fueled by vengeance, arrives on Earth alongside his father, King Cold. The despair of the Z-Warriors is palpable; the grain of the original broadcast perfectly capturing the shadow they cast over the planet.
119 The Mysterious Youth Nov 13, 1991 canon ►
A sword, a jacket, and a power that shouldn’t exist. Trunks arrives from the future, dismantling the remnants of Freeza’s lineage with a clinical efficiency that redefined ""cool"" for an entire generation.
120 Piccolo's Plan Aug 7, 1991 mixed ►
Mixed. Piccolo seeks Kami. The merger of Piccolo and Kami — two halves of the original Namekian — would produce a being strong enough to challenge the androids. Kami is reluctant. The merged form would end their individual existences.
121 Welcome Back Goku Aug 14, 1991 canon ►
Goku returns to Earth, bringing with him the secrets of the Yardrats and a warning that shatters the victory. The series shifts from a battle of strength to a battle against time itself. The prophecy of the Androids starts here.
122 Invincible Aug 21, 1991 canon ►
Canon. Cell has absorbed enough humans to approach the androids' power level. Piccolo confronts him. Piccolo — merged with Nail, the strongest Namekian alive — cannot defeat him. Cell escapes and continues absorbing.
123 Say Goodbye, 17 Aug 28, 1991 canon ►
Canon. Piccolo fuses with Kami. The two halves of the original Namekian joined after centuries apart. The merged Piccolo's power is enormous — beyond the androids, possibly beyond Cell in his imperfect form. Kami ceases to exist as an individual. The Dragon Balls are gone.
124 Android 17 Finds Out Sep 4, 1991 canon ►
Canon. The new Piccolo faces Android 17. He is winning. The fight is genuinely close for the first time since the androids appeared. Cell arrives. Cell wants Android 17. The dynamic shifts completely.
125 Piccolo vs. Android 17 Sep 11, 1991 canon ►
Canon. Cell absorbs Android 17 and transforms. The Semi-Perfect Cell is visually different — bulkier, more human-looking, Cell's face on Android 17's body. His power is now beyond Piccolo and beyond Vegeta in base form.
126 The Androids Appear Sep 18, 1991 canon ►
Three years of training lead to a deserted island. Androids 19 and 20 arrive, machines that don't possess a ki signature, rendering the warriors' greatest sensory tool useless. The horror is no longer alien; it is man-made.
127 Prelude to Perfection Sep 25, 1991 canon ►
Canon. Goku deposits Tien and Piccolo at Kami's Lookout and enters the Hyperbolic Time Chamber with Gohan. One year inside will pass as one day outside. He emerges into whatever comes next.
128 The Awakening Oct 2, 1991 canon ►
Canon. Vegeta emerges from the Hyperbolic Time Chamber as an Ascended Super Saiyan — a stronger, bulkier form than standard SSJ. Trunks follows. Cell is in the area. Vegeta wants to fight him.
129 The Power of Vegeta Oct 9, 1991 canon ►
The Prince of Saiyans finally achieves the legend. Vegeta unveils his Super Saiyan form, fueled by a pride that refused to be second-best. His absolute destruction of Android 19 is a historic moment of catharsis for a character who spent the Freeza saga in the mud.
130 His Weakness Oct 16, 1991 canon ►
Canon. Trunks tries to stop Cell from absorbing 18. He cannot overpower Vegeta, who is physically preventing any interference. The decision Vegeta makes here — letting Cell reach perfect form out of pride — is the most Vegeta decision in the series.
131 Sacrifice Oct 23, 1991 canon ►
Canon. Cell absorbs Android 18. The transformation to Perfect Cell is immediate and complete. The power reading is incomprehensible. Vegeta attacks. Perfect Cell effortlessly swats him away and breaks him. Trunks goes Ultra Super Saiyan in rage and fury. It is not enough.
132 Saiya Squad, Assemble! Oct 30, 1991 canon ►
Canon. Perfect Cell defeats Trunks and explains the problem with the Ultra Super Saiyan form: the bulk gained sacrifices speed. A transformation that cannot keep up is worthless. Cell announces a tournament — the Cell Games — in ten days. He wants a challenge.
133 Nightmare Comes True Mar 4, 1992 canon ►
Dr. Gero activates Androids 17 and 18. This is the moment the ""future"" Trunks feared becomes a reality. The series dives into a gritty, sci-fi warfare that changed the texture of the show forever.
134 Time Chamber Nov 13, 1991 mixed ►
Mixed. The ten-day wait for the Cell Games. Gohan goes back to school. Goku rests. The world watches Cell build the arena. This calm before the Cell Games is mostly filler padding, but the character work is genuine.
135 The Doomsday Broadcast Nov 20, 1991 mixed ►
Mixed. Cell hijacks every television broadcast on Earth to announce the Cell Games. The world watches a monster dare the entire planet's military to fight him. The armies try. It goes poorly.
136 Meet Me in the Ring Nov 27, 1991 mixed ►
Mixed. The Z-fighters prepare. Vegeta trains. Gohan studies. Goku eats. The days before the Cell Games, each character spending the time as only they would. Transitional but character-true.
137 No Worries Here Dec 4, 1991 mixed ►
Mixed. Goku takes Gohan fishing. Chi-Chi panics. Everyone around Goku is terrified of the Cell Games. Goku is not. This is not denial — it is the calmest form of confidence. He already knows something about the fight that no one else does.
138 A Girl Named Android 18 Dec 11, 1991 mixed ►
Mixed. Krillin, who has had feelings for Android 18 since the moment she kissed him, wishes for her and Android 17's bombs to be removed. He could have wished for any advantage. He does not. This is Krillin.
139 Unresolved Mystery Dec 18, 1991 canon ►
As the Androids begin their slow, terrifying trek toward Goku, a second time-machine is discovered in the woods. The story stops being a linear fight and becomes a mystery of multiple timelines and a monster lurking in the shadows. The Cell era is breathing.
140 The Monster's Enigma Apr 22, 1992 canon ►
A shed skin and a vanished population. The mystery of Cell unfolds in a haze of biological dread. The monster makes his debut not as a warrior, but as a predator made of the very heroes we’ve watched.
141 The Reunion of Kami and Piccolo Jan 1, 1992 canon ►
To face an impossible threat, the Nameless Namekian must become whole again. Piccolo returns to the Lookout to merge with Kami, sacrificing the God of Earth to become the warrior the world needs. A historic merging of souls captured in the raw grain of the original masters.
142 Closing in on Cell Jan 8, 1992 canon ►
The hunt is on. Piccolo faces the monster in the ruins of a city, discovering that Cell possesses the techniques of Goku, Vegeta, and even Freeza. It is the series’ greatest "what if" made manifest in a single, terrifying body.
143 The Unstoppable Gohan Jan 15, 1992 canon ►
Canon. Goku announces he is going to forfeit and name Gohan as his replacement. Nobody — not Piccolo, not Krillin, not Vegeta — understands. Goku says Gohan has a power greater than his own that appears when he is angry. He wants to create the conditions for it.
144 Meet Gohan's Potential Jan 22, 1992 canon ►
Canon. Gohan vs. Cell. Gohan, at eleven years old, fights conservatively — more skill than anger, using Piccolo's style. Cell is not impressed and says so. He begins releasing Cell Juniors to torture the other Z-fighters in front of Gohan.
145 Android 16 Breaks Its Silence Jan 29, 1992 canon ►
Canon. The Cell Juniors attack. Krillin, Trunks, and Vegeta go down one by one. Android 16 — inert since his defeat, restored and brought by Bulma's team — is thrown at Cell. He is the only one strong enough to hold Cell still.
146 Cell's Mighty Breakdown Feb 5, 1992 canon ►
Canon. Android 16's head, destroyed by Cell, is carried to Gohan by Mr. Satan. 16 looks at Gohan and tells him it is all right to fight. It is all right to protect life by destroying what threatens it. Then Cell crushes 16's head. The anger that unlocks everything arrives.
147 A Hero's Farewell Feb 12, 1992 canon ►
Canon. Gohan transforms into Super Saiyan 2. The lightning. The aura. The look in his eyes — not rage, but cold clarity. Cell's Cell Juniors are destroyed in seconds. Then Gohan turns to Cell. The Cell Saga's central promise is delivered.
148 Cell is Defeated!? Feb 19, 1992 canon ►
Canon. SSJ2 Gohan dismantles Cell with contemptuous ease. Cell fires a Kamehameha. Gohan deflects it one-handed while walking forward. Cell begins to understand what it feels like to fight someone who is genuinely better than you in every way.
149 Cell's Second Transformation Feb 26, 1992 canon ►
Canon. Gohan, refusing to finish Cell quickly to make him suffer, keeps fighting. This is the decision that costs everything. Piccolo is furious. Goku, watching from the Other World, is proud and sad at the same time.
150 The Fight Is Over Mar 4, 1992 canon ►
Canon. Gohan kicks Cell so hard Cell vomits up Android 18 and reverts to his semi-perfect form. Cell, in his frustration, self-destructs — the explosion large enough to destroy the Earth. Goku teleports Cell to King Kai's planet and sacrifices himself.
151 The Silent Warrior Mar 11, 1992 canon ►
Android 16 finally enters the fray. Quiet, nature-loving, and possessing a hidden power that rivals the monster itself. This episode highlights the strange humanity found in the machines, a recurring theme that defined this era of the archive.
152 Cell’s First Transformation Mar 18, 1992 canon ►
The nightmare evolves. Cell successfully absorbs Android 17, triggering a physical transformation that shatters the power scale. The "Semi-Perfect" era begins, as the predator grows closer to his ultimate, catastrophic goal.
153 A Warrior's Decision Mar 25, 1992 canon ►
Canon. Vegeta — the one person who never helps anyone — fires a Final Flash into Cell's back, briefly disrupting Cell's beam. The distraction gives Gohan the opening. Cell is destroyed. The Cell Games end. Goku is gone.
154 One More Wish Apr 1, 1992 canon ►
Canon. The Dragon Balls restore everyone killed by Cell. The wish for Goku is offered. Goku, from the Other World, declines. He says his being alive attracts powerful enemies. He asks to stay dead to protect his family. Chi-Chi breaks down. Gohan holds it together, barely.
155 Super Vegeta Aug 26, 1992 canon ►
Vegeta emerges from the Time Chamber with a power that mocks the bio-android’s evolution. ""I am Super Vegeta,"" a claim backed by a strength that burns with the intensity of a dying star.
156 What is the Tournament? Apr 15, 1992 mixed ►
Mixed. Gohan adjusts to life after Goku's death. The world credits Mr. Satan for Cell's defeat. Gohan cannot correct the record — the alternative is revealing what is actually happening with the world's power structure.
157 Gohan Goes to High School Apr 22, 1992 mixed ►
Mixed. Seven years later. Gohan is sixteen and attending Orange Star High School in the city. Videl — Mr. Satan's daughter, smart and suspicious — already knows something is wrong with the Cell Games story.
158 I am the Great Saiyaman Apr 29, 1992 mixed ►
Mixed. Gohan, commuting to school on the Nimbus, creates a superhero disguise — the Great Saiyaman — to intervene in crimes without being recognized. The helmet is genuinely terrible. He is very proud of it.
159 Gohan's First Date May 6, 1992 mixed ►
Mixed. Videl blackmails Gohan into teaching her to fly in exchange for not revealing the Great Saiyaman's identity. She is furious about requiring help from someone her own age. Gohan is confused about most of this.
160 Cell's Perfection Sep 30, 1992 canon ►
The absolute failure of Saiyan pride. Cell absorbs Android 18, and the world holds its breath as the monster achieves his final form. Perfection isn’t just a name; it’s the end of hope.
161 Blackmail May 20, 1992 mixed ►
Mixed. Videl discovers the Great Saiyaman is Gohan. She demands he enter the World Tournament. She is also entering. She expects to win. Gohan agrees to enter and then tells Goten, who tells Chi-Chi, who tells Bulma. The family tournament forms.
162 A New Level of Power May 27, 1992 canon ►
Perfect Cell tests his new body against the man who let him achieve it. The struggle between Vegeta and Cell is more than a fight; it’s a masterclass in the consequences of arrogance, rendered with the sharp lines and dark shadows of the uncut source.
163 The World Tournament Jun 3, 1992 mixed ►
Mixed. Goku is given one day back on Earth to participate in the tournament. The reunion — Gohan, Goten, Piccolo, Krillin, and a Goku who has been training in the afterlife for seven years — is the best the series has felt since Namek.
164 Water Fight! Jun 10, 1992 mixed ►
Mixed. Goku spars with Goten and is briefly surprised by his youngest son's natural aptitude. The gap between the generation raised by Chi-Chi and the generation raised in crises is the episode's quiet theme.
165 The Cell Games Begin Jun 17, 1992 canon ►
The monster issues a challenge to the world. No longer a predator hiding in the shadows, Cell builds his own arena and invites the strongest warriors to a tournament where the prize is the survival of the human race.
166 What is a Tournament? Jun 24, 1992 canon ►
The world waits in a state of absolute paralysis. Cell prepares his arena, and the Z-Warriors gather for a tournament where the prize is the survival of the human race. A moment of quiet tension captured in the sharp, hand-drawn lines of a fading era.
167 100% Television!! The Cell Games Broadcast Jul 1, 1992 canon ►
Cell uses the planet’s media to announce his Games, broadcasting the end of civilization in real-time. It is the first time the public truly witnesses the scale of the Z-Warriors’ struggle, rendered with the gritty textures of the original broadcast.
168 Goku and Gohan... The Hero Father and Son Extraordinarily Power Up Jul 8, 1992 canon ►
Emerging from the Hyperbolic Time Chamber, Goku and Gohan unveil a new philosophy: staying in the Super Saiyan state to master its power. A landmark chapter in Saiyan biology, preserved here in its uncut glory.
169 Goku’s Composure!? Let’s Rest and Wait for the Cell Games Jul 15, 1992 canon ►
A chapter of profound stillness. Goku and Gohan spend their final days before the apocalypse living as humans—fishing, napping, and remembering the peace they are fighting for. The original masters capture a warmth here that makes the coming violence even more tragic.
170 A Warrior's Rest... The Girl, the Baby, and Gohan's Selection Jul 22, 1992 filler ►
A rare look at the world the heroes protect. Gohan finds a moment of humanity in a village under threat, reminding us that the "history" we preserve is made of these quiet, human detours between the explosions.
171 The Hidden Power!! When Gohan Was a Baby Jul 29, 1992 filler ►
Flashbacks reveal the first flickers of Gohan's terrifying potential. In the preservation of this show, we remember that Gohan was never just a fighter; he was a child forced into a legacy he never asked for.
172 Find Kami-sama!! Goku, Great Instant Move Aug 5, 1992 canon ►
The quest for a new Guardian begins. Goku uses Instant Transmission to search for a successor to Kami, leading him back to the roots of the Namekian people. A historic bridge between the Namek and Cell eras.
173 Dende's First Task!! The Dragon Balls Restored Aug 12, 1992 canon ►
The quest for a new Guardian ends. Goku brings Dende to Earth to restore the Dragon Balls. The sharp lines of the 90s animation highlight the transition to a world with a new, young protector.
174 A Hard Problem for Goku!? Get Back the Four-Star Ball Aug 19, 1992 filler ►
A haunting echo of the past. As Goku searches for the Dragon Balls, he crosses paths with Mercenary Tao. It is a rare moment where the high-stakes sci-fi of the Cell era looks back at its martial arts roots.
175 The Curtain Rises on the Cell Games Aug 26, 1992 canon ►
The tournament begins. As the Z-Warriors arrive at the arena, the arrival of Mr. Satan provides a surreal moment of levity against the biological horror of Cell.
176 Wait a Minute!! The Satan Squad Is On a Rampage Sep 2, 1992 filler ►
Before the gods clash, the "champions" of Earth take their shot. A masterpiece of tonal contrast, preserved in the original grain of the 90s masters.
177 Fight, Goku!! The Tension-Filled Cell Games Sep 9, 1992 canon ►
The fight that defined a decade. Two masters face off in a masterclass of choreography. The grain of the original masters highlights the speed and impact of a battle that feels more real than any modern CGI.
178 Direct Hit to Earth!! Cell’s Massive Kamehameha Sep 16, 1992 canon ►
The stakes escalate. Cell unleashes a Kamehameha designed to erase the Earth, forcing Goku to find a counter that defies the laws of battle. A historic display of Saiyan ingenuity.
179 Lose or Die!? Goku’s Turnabout Secret Sep 23, 1992 canon ►
Goku unveils the Warp Kamehameha—a moment that redefined the strategic limits of ki manipulation. The original broadcast captures the desperation of a hero who knows his best might not be enough.
180 A Conclusion to the Death Match!! Goku’s Declaration of Surrender? Sep 30, 1992 canon ►
A moment that stunned the world. Goku, realizing he cannot win, forfeits the match. He bets the fate of the universe on his son, marking a historic passing of the torch.
181 The Strongest Successor... His Name is Gohan Oct 7, 1992 canon ►
The pressure of a legacy. Gohan enters the ring, carrying the hopes of his father and the survival of the human race. The series shifts focus to the young boy whose true power has only been hinted at.
182 Get Angry, Gohan!! Release Your Hidden Power Oct 14, 1992 canon ►
Survival is not enough; Gohan must become a warrior. Cell attempts to provoke the boy’s rage, unaware that he is awakening a force that will eventually rewrite the rules of the universe.
183 Tiny Monsters!! The Cell Juniors’ Attack Oct 21, 1992 canon ►
The "monsters" are unleashed. Cell spawns biological clones to torture the Z-Warriors. The grit of the original masters highlights the brutality of a battle that has no rules and no mercy.
184 The Tragedy of No. 16!! Gohan’s Angry Super-Transformation Oct 28, 1992 canon ►
The absolute apex of the series. Driven by the sacrifice of Android 16, Gohan shatters the ceiling of Saiyan potential. The birth of Super Saiyan 2 remains the most historic transformation in the medium.
185 Cries of the Earth!! The Birth of the Super Gohan Nov 4, 1992 canon ►
The raw energy of a legend being born. As Gohan’s aura shatters the arena, the Z-Warriors witness a power that transcends biology. The original masters capture a weight to this transformation that defined the 90s era.
186 The Monsters Die Out!! Gohan, the Heroic Super-Shock Nov 11, 1992 canon ►
A masterclass in clinical combat. Gohan dismantles the Cell Juniors with a terrifying efficiency, proving that the child has become the ultimate protector. The sharp lines of the original masters highlight every visceral strike.
187 Cell is Pushed into a Corner!! Two Super-Punching Shocks Nov 18, 1992 canon ►
The mask of "Perfection" fails. Cell is beaten so severely that his body rejects its components, leading to the biological horror of him spitting out Android 18. A historic moment of regression for a monster who thought himself a god.
188 Bye-Bye, Everyone!! Goku’s Last Instant Transmission Nov 25, 1992 canon ►
The hero’s final departure. When Cell attempts to self-destruct, Goku takes the burden upon himself. A defining sacrifice for the Z-Era, preserved here in the warm, archival grain of the original broadcast masters.
189 A Nightmare Reborn... Total Terror, Perfect Cell Dec 2, 1992 canon ►
The hope of the world is shattered. Cell returns from the brink, empowered by a Saiyan Zenkai. The desolation of the battlefield is captured in the dark shadows and gritty textures of the original midnight encode.
190 Shattering the Future... Resolve of the Soul Dec 9, 1992 canon ►
Amidst a world-shaking beam struggle, Gohan must find the strength to honor his father's sacrifice. The grain of the original masters highlights the absolute desperation of a hero pushed to his absolute limit.
191 The Final Battle Dec 16, 1992 canon ►
A mortally wounded Gohan, guided by the spirit of his father, unleashes a wave of energy that finally erases the biological nightmare. A legacy-defining image that exists at the heart of the AnimeHistory mission.
192 I Will Protect the World!! Vegeta's Resolve Dec 23, 1992 canon ►
In the aftermath of the explosion, the dust settles on a new reality. Vegeta is forced to confront the depth of his failures and the growth of the young boy who surpassed them all. A quiet, character-driven bridge in the uncut history of the Z-era.
193 New Days... Father! I’m Doing My Best Dec 30, 1992 canon ►
The dawn after the darkness. The Z-Warriors pick up the pieces of a world saved but changed forever. Gohan begins his new life, carrying the weight of his father’s legacy into a peaceful future.
194 One More Time to the Future Jan 6, 1993 canon ►
Trunks returns to his timeline, no longer a victim, but the protector his world deserves. The "future" is now a history he is strong enough to write himself.
195 Warriors of the Dead Jul 28, 1993 filler ►
Death is never the end in this universe. Goku enters the Other World Tournament, encountering legendary fighters from across the afterlife. A colorful, supernatural detour that expanded the lore of the spirit world, preserved here with the vibrant saturation of the original broadcast.
196 Tournament Begins Aug 11, 1993 filler ►
The warriors of the four quadrants gather. This arc remains a testament to the world-building of the Z-era, showcasing designs that exist far beyond the gravity of Earth. The sharp lines of the early 90s masters capture a tournament where the prize is eternal glory.
197 Water Fight Aug 18, 1993 filler ►
Goku faces a bizarre aquatic opponent, a rare moment where the animation staff took full liberty with the physics of the Afterlife. A reminder that even in transition arcs, the show never stopped pushing the limits of the medium.
198 Final Round Aug 25, 1993 filler ►
The final match arrives: Goku vs. Paikuhan. The grit of the original masters highlights the clash between Goku’s martial arts and Paikuhan’s mysterious, elemental techniques. The legacy of the Other World is defined by this single, historic duel.
199 Goku vs. Paikuhan Sep 1, 1993 filler ►
The conclusion of the spirit tournament. Paikuhan remains a cult favorite, carrying the weight of Goku’s journey beyond the veil, proving that Earth was only one chapter in a much larger story.
200 Gohan Goes to High School Sep 8, 1993 canon ►
Seven years after the Cell Games, Gohan attempts to live a normal life as a student in Satan City. The series shifts into a classic urban superhero story, a tonal departure that captures a rare moment of peace for the Z-Warriors. History is found in the shoe lockers and the rooftop secret identities.
201 The New Hero Sep 15, 1993 canon ►
To protect the peace without revealing his history, Gohan creates the "Great Saiyaman" persona. It is a moment of levity and character growth, showing a young man trying to find his place in a world that no longer needs a savior—until the tournament calls.
202 Gohan’s First Date Sep 22, 1993 mixed ►
A masterclass in 90s domestic levity. Gohan navigates the world of a first date with Videl, a chapter that humanizes the strongest boy on Earth before the ancient evil of Babidi takes over.
203 Videl is Compromised? Sep 29, 1993 mixed ►
The introduction of Videl brings a new dynamic to the show. As the daughter of the man who took credit for Gohan’s victory, she represents the public world meeting the hidden reality of the Z-Warriors.
204 Blackmail Oct 20, 1993 mixed ►
The secret is out. Videl discovers the true identity of the Great Saiyaman and uses her leverage to force Gohan into the World Martial Arts Tournament. The legacy of the 25th Tenkaichi Budokai begins with this moment of playful manipulation.
205 I'll Fight Too Oct 27, 1993 canon ►
The return of the King. Goku communicates from the Other World, announcing his intention to return to Earth for one day. The hope of a homecoming begins, rendered in the warm grain of the original broadcast.
206 The Newest Super Saiyan Nov 3, 1993 canon ►
A landmark revelation in Saiyan biology. Gohan discovers that his younger brother, Goten, has achieved the Super Saiyan transformation at a mere seven years old—without the trauma that defined the previous generation.
207 Take Flight, Videl Nov 10, 1993 canon ►
The mastery of Ki begins. Gohan teaches Videl the art of flight, a quiet bridge between the "normal" world and the legacy of the Z-Warriors. The sharp lines of the original masters capture the beauty of the sky before the storm.
208 Gathering for the Tournament Nov 24, 1993 canon ►
The final preparations. The Z-Warriors from across the globe—and even the Afterlife—head toward the Papaya Island arena. A historic reunion that captures the heart of the series before the arrival of a new, ancient evil.
209 Don't Move! The Great Saiyaman's Secret is Exposed! Dec 1, 1993 canon ►
The public secret becomes harder to keep. Gohan navigates the chaos of the tournament check-in while keeping his identity a secret from the media, unaware that the actual danger is already lurking in the shadows.
210 The World Tournament Dec 8, 1993 canon ►
The Z-Warriors reunite for the 25th World Martial Arts Tournament. The atmosphere is electric, charged with the promise of Goku’s return for a single day. A historic homecoming rendered in the sharp, hand-drawn masters of the early 90s.
211 Trunks vs. Goten Dec 15, 1993 canon ►
The Prince’s bloodline vs. the Hero’s legacy. The junior division final between Trunks and Goten is a display of next-generation power that leaves the "normal" world in shock. A masterpiece of choreography in the original uncut grain.
212 Best of the Boys Dec 22, 1993 canon ►
The conclusion of the junior finals. Trunks and Goten prove that the future of Earth is in capable—if mischievous—hands. This episode marks the transition to the adult bracket and the arrival of the mysterious strangers.
213 Big Trouble, Little Trunks Jan 5, 1994 canon ►
The kids won't be sidelined. Trunks and Goten disguise themselves as "Mighty Mask" to infiltrate the adult division. A moment of levity that defines the "history" of the 25th tournament before the real horror begins.
214 Who Will Fight Who? Jan 19, 1994 canon ►
The bracket is drawn, and the match we’ve waited seven years for is set: Goku vs. Vegeta. The grain of the original broadcast captures the tension in the arena—a tension shattered by the arrival of the mysterious Shin.
215 Forfeit of Piccolo! Jan 26, 1994 canon ►
The mystery of the Kaioshen. Piccolo, a warrior who has faced gods and monsters, forfeits his match against Shin after realizing he is in the presence of a supreme divine authority. A chilling shift in the tournament’s tone.
216 A Dark and Secret Power Feb 2, 1994 canon ►
Spopovitch enters the ring against Videl, showcasing a biological resilience that shouldn’t be possible. The desolation of the tournament spirit begins here as the Z-Warriors realize they are in a trap.
217 Videl Is Crushed Feb 9, 1994 canon ►
The tournament takes a brutal, visceral turn. Spopovich nearly kills Videl, fueled by Babidi's magic. A chilling moment of violence that signals the return of a true ancient evil.
218 Identities Revealed Feb 16, 1994 canon ►
The mask of the Great Saiyaman finally falls. Gohan’s classmates witness the true face of the boy who saved the planet. The secret is out, but it is immediately overshadowed by the creeping conspiracy of the Majin.
219 The Energy Drain Feb 23, 1994 canon ►
The tournament becomes a race to prevent a catastrophe. Spopovich and Yamu ambush Gohan, draining his energy to fuel the resurrection of Majin Buu. The Z-Warriors blast off into the unknown.
220 The Wizard Babidi's Ambition Mar 2, 1994 canon ►
The transition to the final ancient evil. The Z-Warriors follow the trail of the energy thieves to the hidden spacecraft of the wizard Babidi. The original masters capture a sense of underground dread as the heroes enter a trap from the dawn of time.
221 The Stage is Set Mar 9, 1994 canon ►
Babidi unveils his game. To reach the wizard, the warriors must fight their way through his levels of warriors. The grit of the 90s animation highlights the alien brutality of Pui Pui and the dark magic of the M-mark.
222 Level One: Pui Pui Mar 16, 1994 canon ►
Vegeta enters the ring. This episode serves as a masterclass in Saiyan arrogance, as the Prince proves that planetary gravity is a toy to him. A historic moment of dominance captured in the sharp, uncut grain.
223 Level Two: Yakon Mar 23, 1994 canon ►
Goku faces the light-eating monster of Level Two. This chapter explores the limits of Super Saiyan energy, showing that even a hero’s light can be a weapon of overload. The dark shadows of the ship define the atmospheric horror of this arc.
224 The King of Demons, Dabura Mar 30, 1994 canon ►
Gohan faces the master of the Demon Realm. As the battle begins, Babidi realizes that there is a darkness within one of the heroes that can be exploited. The series shifts from a physical tournament to a psychological war.
225 The Tournament Continues Apr 6, 1994 canon ►
While the gods clash below, the World Tournament reaches a surreal finale. Android 18 and Mighty Mask (Goten and Trunks) engage in a masterpiece of high-speed choreography that remains a cult favorite for its creative combat.
226 Gohan's Struggle Apr 13, 1994 canon ►
The rust of peace. Gohan struggles against Dabura, realizing that his years of study have dulled his warrior's edge. It is a defining moment of vulnerability for the hero of the Cell Games.
227 Vegeta's Impatience Apr 20, 1994 canon ►
The Prince’s pride becomes the universe's greatest threat. Vegeta’s frustration with the slow progress of the fight allows Babidi to find the wedge he needs. The M-mark begins to manifest.
228 The Dark Prince Returns Apr 27, 1994 canon ►
A historic regression. Vegeta willfully surrenders to Babidi's magic to regain his cold, ruthless edge. Majin Vegeta is born, a character who redefined the "anti-hero" for an entire generation of fansub viewers.
229 Goku vs. Vegeta May 4, 1994 canon ►
The rematch seven years in the making. SSJ2 Goku and Majin Vegeta trade blows in a battle that shatters the landscape. The grain of the original masters captures every impact of their unresolved rivalry.
230 The Seal is Broken May 11, 1994 canon ►
The energy from the Saiyan duel reaches the limit. Despite Goku’s desperate attempts, the sphere hatches. The ancient terror of Majin Buu is no longer a legend; it is a reality.
231 Buu is Hatched May 18, 1994 canon ►
The arrival of the pink terror. What emerges from the sphere is not a warrior, but a chaotic force of nature. This episode captures the shift from martial arts to supernatural survival.
232 Fat Buu Appears May 25, 1994 canon ►
The absurdity of true power. Buu’s simple appearance belies a terrifying biological resilience. He dismantles the Z-Warriors with a playful, horrific ease that redefined the "villain" archetype.
233 Dabura's End Jun 1, 1994 canon ►
The hierarchy of the Demon Realm is erased. Buu turns Dabura into a snack, proving that Babidi has summoned something he cannot control. The wizard’s fear begins to match the heroes'.
234 The Terrifying Majin Jun 8, 1994 canon ►
Buu begins his rampage. The Z-Warriors are scattered, Gohan is missing, and hope rests on a single, desperate plan. The dark atmosphere of the original masters highlights the desolation of the world.
235 Vegeta's Intervention Jun 15, 1994 canon ►
The Prince returns to the fight. Realizing his role in the monster’s awakening, Vegeta faces Buu alone. This is the beginning of the most historic character arc in the Z-era.
236 The Warrior's Resolve Jun 22, 1994 canon ►
Vegeta realizes that physical strength will not be enough. He shares a final moment with his son, marking a historic transition from the selfish Prince to the protector of his family.
237 Final Atonement Jun 29, 1994 canon ►
The ultimate sacrifice. Vegeta pours every cell of his being into a final explosion to erase Buu. A legacy-defining moment that exists at the heart of AnimeHistory—captured in its raw, original glory.
238 The Aftermath Jul 6, 1994 canon ►
The dust settles on a world without a Prince. As Buu regenerates, the surviving heroes realize that even a planet-shaking explosion wasn't enough. The desolation is absolute.
239 Searching for Gohan Jul 13, 1994 canon ►
While Goku recovers, the focus shifts to the Supreme Kai’s world. Gohan has survived, leading to a historic expansion of the series lore as he begins training with the legendary Z-Sword.
240 Fusion Instruction Jul 20, 1994 canon ►
Goku introduces the Fusion Dance, a technique that allows two warriors to become one. The series enters its creative, tactical phase as the hope for survival rests on the shoulders of the youngest Saiyans.
241 Goten and Trunks Train Jul 27, 1994 canon ►
The next generation prepares. Goten and Trunks begin mastering the dance, a mix of humor and high-stakes training that defined the middle of the Buu era.
242 The Z-Sword Aug 3, 1994 mixed ►
Gohan attempts to pull the Z-Sword from its stone. The original masters capture the mythic quality of this ritual, a callback to the martial arts roots of the series.
243 The Ritual Begins Aug 10, 1994 canon ►
The Old Kai is released from the sword. His eccentric nature brings a surreal levity to the show, even as he promises a power that could finally rival the Majin.
244 Goku Intervenes Aug 17, 1994 canon ►
To buy time for the kids, Goku faces Buu once again. This is the bridge between the old power and the new, a moment of strategic stalling that changed the pace of the arc.
245 Super Saiyan 3! Aug 24, 1994 mixed ►
The literal limit of Saiyan biology. Goku unveils the SSJ3 form, a transformation so powerful it shatters the Earth’s atmosphere. A historic milestone of power creep, rendered in its original, hand-drawn grit.
246 Buu Rebels Aug 31, 1994 canon ►
The turning point for the monster. Fed up with the wizard’s commands, Buu kills Babidi. The chaotic force of nature is now free, operating without even a malicious plan. The world is truly in danger.
247 Fusion Practice Sep 7, 1994 canon ►
The kids struggle with the perfection required for the dance. This chapter emphasizes that power is nothing without discipline, a recurring theme of the Z-era.
248 Gohan's Power Sep 14, 1994 canon ►
On the Kai's world, the ritual continues. Gohan feels his untapped potential beginning to surface, a callback to the "hidden rage" that defined his childhood.
249 Training Gotenks Sep 21, 1994 mixed ►
Gotenks makes his first, failed appearances. The humor of "Fat Gotenks" and "Skinny Gotenks" provides a brief moment of humanity before the final battles.
250 The Sword Breaks Sep 28, 1994 canon ►
A moment of subverted expectations. The legendary sword breaks, revealing that the true weapon was the Old Kai trapped within. The series explores the idea that the greatest power isn't physical.
251 Fusion Success! Oct 5, 1994 canon ►
Gotenks is finally born. A being of incredible power and even greater ego, he represents the culmination of the fusion training. The sharp lines of the 90s masters capture his chaotic energy.
252 Buu's Patience Oct 12, 1994 canon ►
Waiting for the fighter. Buu waits on the Lookout, showing a strange, terrifying patience that makes his character even more unsettling. The Z-Warriors prepare for the inevitable clash.
253 The End of the Rampage? Oct 19, 1994 canon ►
An odd friendship begins. Buu encounters a small dog and Mr. Satan, revealing a side of the monster that isn't inherently evil. The saga ends its first half on a note of complex morality.
254 The Man of Sin! The Evil One is Born Oct 26, 1994 canon ►
The split of the Majin. After the corruption of humanity touches the innocent Buu, he expels his concentrated malice, giving birth to a gray, withered reflection of his own power. A historic moment of character schism.
255 Which One is the Real One? Nov 2, 1994 canon ►
The battle of the Buus. The innocent and the evil trade blows in a conflict that determines the fate of the monster’s soul. The original masters capture a visceral, clay-like transformation as the evil prevails.
256 I Will Wait! Nov 9, 1994 canon ►
Super Buu arrives at Kami’s Lookout. He possesses a terrifying new intelligence and a hunger for the fighter promised to him. The quiet tension of the Lookout, rendered in the dark shadows of the uncut broadcast, defines the "history" of this era.
257 I Finished Training! Nov 16, 1994 canon ►
Gotenks enters the ring. Inside the Hyperbolic Time Chamber, the youngest warriors unveil a power that mocks the previous generation. The sharp lines of the early 90s highlight the birth of a chaotic, dual-soul fighter.
258 Magically Perfect! Nov 23, 1994 canon ►
The Super Ghost Kamikaze Attack. Gotenks demonstrates a creativity in combat that is both absurd and devastating. This episode remains a cult favorite for its subversion of traditional ki techniques.
259 The Killer Move! Nov 30, 1994 canon ►
The limits of the Time Chamber are tested. Gotenks and Buu trade blows in a battle that threatens to tear the fabric of reality itself. Every frame is saturated with the golden light of the original masters.
260 Escape from Another Dimension! Dec 7, 1994 canon ►
Trapped in the void. After Piccolo destroys the entrance, Buu screams his way back into reality. This chapter captures the sheer, irrational power of the Majin—a force that physics cannot contain.
261 The End of the World! Dec 14, 1994 canon ►
Gotenks unveils Super Saiyan 3. The transformation that once shook the planet is now mastered by children. The grit of the original masters highlights the physical toll this power takes on the world around it.
262 The Great Comeback! Dec 21, 1994 canon ►
The return of Ultimate Gohan. Just as Gotenks fails, the scholar returns as a warrior. This is the payoff of the Old Kai’s ritual—a power that requires no transformation, only absolute focus.
263 Gohan’s Power! Dec 28, 1994 canon ►
Dominance redefined. Gohan dismantles Super Buu with a clinical efficiency that recalls his victory over Cell. It is a historic moment of catharsis for a character who spent years on the sidelines.
264 Is This the End? Jan 4, 1995 canon ►
The monster’s worst foul. Buu absorbs Gotenks and Piccolo, stealing their power and tactical mind. The desperation of the Z-Warriors is palpable in the dark, moody textures of the original broadcast.
265 Buu’s Worst Foul! Jan 11, 1995 canon ►
Gohan is pushed to the limit. Facing a version of Buu that possesses his brother’s power and his mentor’s mind, the hero realizes that strength alone will no longer save the future.
266 The Plan to Return Goku to Life Jan 18, 1995 canon ►
The Old Kai makes the ultimate sacrifice, giving his life to return Goku to the living world. A historic bridge in the lore of the afterlife, preserving the weight of a god’s duty.
267 Another Miracle! Jan 25, 1995 canon ►
Goku returns to Earth, but the mission fails when Gohan is absorbed. The hero is alone against a god-like terror, leading to the desperate search for a fusion partner.
268 Union of Rivals Feb 1, 1995 canon ►
The Potara earrings arrive. Vegeta returns from the dead for one final act of cooperation. The grain of the original masters captures the absolute clash of pride as the two rivals prepare to merge.
269 Meet Vegito! Feb 8, 1995 canon ►
The birth of a legend. Goku and Vegeta fuse into Vegito, a being of incomprehensible power and even greater arrogance. This episode redefined the "limit" of the Z-era forever.
270 The Strongest Warrior! Feb 15, 1995 canon ►
Vegito toys with Super Buu. A masterclass in combat choreography, showing a fighter so powerful he can dismantle the universe’s greatest threat without breaking a sweat.
271 Vegito... Downsized Feb 22, 1995 canon ►
A tactical absorption. Vegito allows himself to be taken by Buu, entering the monster’s body to rescue their fallen friends. The internal horror of Buu’s biology is captured in the gritty, hand-drawn lines.
272 The Innards of Buu Mar 1, 1995 canon ►
The mission inside the monster. Goku and Vegeta, now separated, navigate the surreal landscapes of Buu’s subconscious to find Gohan and the others.
273 Mind Trap Mar 8, 1995 canon ►
The psychological struggle. Within the Majin, the heroes face reflections of their own fears. This episode expands the "history" of the series by looking at the inner lives of the warriors.
274 Visions of Power Mar 15, 1995 canon ►
The removal of the Good Buu. Vegeta severs the connection to the innocent Majin, triggering a regression that even the wizard Babidi didn’t anticipate. The birth of the original evil begins.
275 Evil Kid Buu! Mar 22, 1995 canon ►
Kid Buu is born. No plans, no reason, just a primordial force of entropy. The original broadcast captures a desolation that modern remasters often smooth away.
276 Escape from Buu! Mar 29, 1995 canon ►
The destruction of Earth. In a single, silent moment, the home of the Z-Warriors is erased. The survivors are whisked away to the Kai planet, leaving behind everything they ever fought for.
277 Earth Reborn Apr 5, 1995 canon ►
The final battlefield. Kid Buu tracks the heroes to the Supreme Kai’s planet. The series returns to its roots—a desolate wilderness where the only rule is survival.
278 True Saiyans Fight Alone Apr 12, 1995 canon ►
The decision of warriors. Goku and Vegeta choose to face the monster without fusion, honoring their heritage and the pride that defined their lives. A historic choice in the uncut grain.
279 Battle for the Universe Begins Apr 19, 1995 canon ►
SSJ3 Goku vs. Kid Buu. A battle of attrition that shatters the landscape of the gods. The hand-drawn masters highlight the sheer physical exhaustion of a hero pushed beyond his biology.
280 Vegeta’s Respect Apr 26, 1995 canon ►
The most important speech in the series. Vegeta watches Goku fight and finally acknowledges the truth: "You are Number One." A legacy-defining moment of character growth that concludes a decades-long rivalry.
281 Minute of Desperation May 3, 1995 canon ►
The plan for the Spirit Bomb. Vegeta steps in to buy Goku one minute of time, suffering a brutal beating to preserve the planet’s final hope. The grit of the original masters is absolute here.
282 Old Buu Emerges May 10, 1995 canon ►
The return of the innocent. Good Buu emerges to face his evil reflection, a visually surreal battle that bridges the gap between the humor of the early saga and the tragedy of the end.
283 Earth’s Final Hope May 17, 1995 canon ►
The collection of energy. The people of Earth are asked to donate their strength, but only through the intervention of Mr. Satan do they respond. A historic moment where the "fraud" becomes the savior.
284 Spirit Bomb Victorious May 24, 1995 canon ►
The end of the Majin. Goku unleashes the Spirit Bomb, wishing for his rival to return as a better person. A masterpiece of closure that defined an entire generation of anime fans.
285 Celebrations with Majin Buu May 31, 1995 mixed ►
The first days of peace. Good Buu is allowed to live on Earth, a quiet bridge between the violence of the past and the uncertainty of the future. The original masters capture a warmth in this transition.
286 He’s Always Late Jun 7, 1995 mixed ►
A moment of domestic history. The Z-Warriors gather for a party, reflecting on the lives they’ve lived and the friends they’ve lost. The series pauses to breathe before the final leap.
287 Granddaughter Pan Jun 14, 1995 mixed ►
Ten years have passed. The world has changed, and a new generation of Saiyans—led by the spirited Pan—is ready to take flight. The sharp lines of the late-90s style define this new era.
288 The Dragon Team Jun 21, 1995 mixed ►
The 28th World Martial Arts Tournament begins. The old guard and the new generation gather for one last celebration of the martial arts spirit that started it all.
289 A New Adventure Begins Jun 28, 1995 canon ►
Goku encounters Uub, the reincarnation of the Majin. The fight is more than a match; it is a historic passing of the torch, as the hero finds the successor he’s waited his entire life for.
290 The Fated Child Jul 5, 1995 canon ►
The potential of Uub. Goku realizes that the boy’s strength is raw and untrained, mirroring his own childhood. The cycle of the Z-era continues in the original, uncut grain.
291 Until We Meet Again Jul 12, 1995 canon ►
The final episode. Goku flies away with Uub toward an unspecified horizon, leaving behind everyone he loves to train the next protector. A perfect, open-ended conclusion to the greatest story ever told.
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