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Breaktaking conclusion to what is easily the most suspenseful saga in the Dragon Ball Z series
Before the actual review, I urge all of those who read the review for this product written by "SeniorIKnowRealMetal" NOT to pay any attention to the comment he made on how Dragon Ball Z compares to the Gundam series ("This blows the [...] out of stupid idiotic robot stuff like Gundam."). Not only did he state it with all the eloquence of an eleven-year-old boy ("blows the [...]out of"?), but the fact that he considers DBZ to be somehow less "idiotic" than Gundam suggests that he has never watched more than one or two episodes of a Gundam series, or, if he has, did not have the maturity or attention span to understand and appreciate them. While I do prefer Dragon Ball Z, with its lovable characters and exciting battles, to Gundam, I do acknowledge that the latter is on an entirely different intellectual level; twelve-year-olds will have a much more difficult time comprehending the complex themes touched upon in the Gundam series than they do the excessive, often mindless fighting in DBZ. To say that any Gundam series, with the exception of perhaps SD Gundam (which was targeted at very young children), is "stupid" and "idiotic" in comparison to DBZ is extremely foolish and ignorant. Once again, I urge readers not take that reviewer's comment seriously. It would be a shame if one person's ignorance turned others away from a wonderful series. <
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>With that said, I'll get on to the product I'm supposed to be reviewing. The episodes contained on this DVD make up the finale in the Cell Games saga, which is, in my opinion, the most entertaining story arc that Dragon Ball Z has to offer by far. The voice acting is done well, and the background music inserted over the original for the English dub is wonderful. Note that those who prefer the original Japanese music/voices can opt to watch the original versions of the episodes with English subtitles rather than the dubbed versions. I definitely recommend this DVD to anyone who has seen the rest of the Cell saga and wants to see how it all ends.

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Brilliance. This is where the series should've ended.
Dragon Ball Z is a Legendary Anime series that will go down in Anime History. Although looked down by some simply due to the fact that it targets a younger audience as well as older, I don't care what anyone says. This blows the crap out of stupid idiotic robot stuff like Gundam. <
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>This saga proves Akira Toriyama's absolute genius in what is displayed as possibly the most dramatic (or at least one of the most dramatic) anime Saga's I've ever seen. From Trunk's Arrival to Cell's Death, this is hand's down the Best Chapter of the Entire Dragon Ball Z series... by FAR. This Dvd captures the Final 4 Episodes of the Cell Saga including Cell's Demise, restoring thing's back to normal with the Dragon Balls, and even Trunk's journey back into time to make things right where he was. <
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>Although I more so just recommend trying to buy the Boxsets over time (if you have the money of course). Trunks/Android/Imperfect Cell/Perfect Cell/ and Cell Games. Of course all those box sets will cost an arm and a leg but are not to bad to buy if you get them slowly after time and you'll find it's worth it as this Saga is Any Anime Collector's Must-Have. <
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>Dragon Ball Z is indeed a good anime series, although I more or less love it just because of the Android/Cell Chapter. The Saiyan and Namek sagas connected to the Freiza saga, which was good and all but dragged on way too long and had a bit too simple of a plot. It was basically just one big battle (which younger kid's would like of course, but I think even they would get bored, and I myself personally feel the need for at least some filler episodes to build up the plot). The Cell saga has an excellent plot dating all the way back to the Dragon Ball episode days. <
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>I feel that at this point in the series, everything that a Classic Anime saga needed had been displayed. Drawn out, but not too drawn out of a plot. Plenty of Drama and Excellent Battles. Suffering of a Great Loss (Goku's Death), and of course the Dramatic display of Emotion as Gohan unleashed his Hidden Power. The Buu episodes dropped the Z series down a notch for a few reasons. Gohan is turned into a complete wimp for one. Sure he gets his "Latent Capacities" released, but it's done in the stupidiest and most lazy way possible. Also the battles in that Saga are more comical/cheesy than actually dramatic until the very tail end that is. I feel the Z series would've have done itself more justice to end right here. Nevertheless, Dragon Ball Z will always be remembered as a classic.

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The End of Cell!
Cell, who was thought dead, comes back to Earth explaining when he exploded, part of his head was left intact. With Piccolo's cells, he regenerated and became even more powerful! The Saiyan in him came out as he emerged in his Perfect form with Goku's instant transmission and power to spare! Now even Super Saiyan 2 Gohan has trouble fighting Cell, and to make matters worse, Trunks is killed, sending Vegita into a mad rage. Vegita gets injured, but instead of dying, Gohan takes the final blow! Can Gohan defeat the ultimate Cell with one arm??? <
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>This DVD contains the episode where Trunks goes back to his own time and using his Acended Super Saiyan powers, defeats 17, 18, and Imperfect Cell! Huzza for one of the best episodes out there! <
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>I am basing this on the magna. You should definatly get Dragonball Z #s 17-19 for complete Cell Game coverage!