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Satan, it's Videl who answers the challenge. Gohan knows Videl is in over her head, but he can't leave his classroom to help her without blowing his cover! 204 10 "Blackmail" October 27, 1993 September 20, 2001 When a greedy circus promoter kidnaps a baby dinosaur, all he sees are dollar signs! Little does he know, that the dinosaur is a close, personal friend of the Great Saiyaman! 205 11 "I'll Fight Too!" November 3, 1993 September 21, 2001 Lights! Camera! Action! The Great Saiyaman is about to become a movie star! But the hero’s brush with stardom better not take long, because he has to hurry up and tell all of his old friends the big news: Goku’s coming back! 206 12 "The Newest Super Saiyan" November 10, 1993 September 24, 2001 While training for the upcoming tournament, Gohan discovers that Goten has already reached the level of Super Saiyan! Sparks fly when the brothers spar, but the main event happens when Videl meets Chi Chi for the first time! 207 13 "Take Flight Videl"[n 7] November 17, 1993 September 25, 2001 With the Tournament fast approaching, Videl and Goten must learn to fly! Miles away, Vegeta holds a training session of his own, and his young son, Trunks, has a big surprise in store for him. 208 14 "Gather for the Tournament" November 24, 1993 September 26, 2001 Videl learns to fly, and Gohan and Goten do some last minute honing of their Super Saiyan skills. On the island where the tournament will be held, a special guest arrives! What do you say to a hero who's been dead for seven years?! 209 15 "Camera Shy" December 8, 1993 September 27, 2001 High school jock, Sharpner, discovers his crush, Videl, has her heart set on the mysterious Great Saiyaman! Refusing to be replaced, Sharpner vows to ruin the caped fighter by unmasking his true identity and capturing it on film! World Tournament Saga (1993-1994)[] No. in Series No. in Saga Funimation Title Japanese Airdate Toonami Airdate 210 01 "The World Tournament" December 15, 1993 September 28, 2001 The action begins as the World Martial Arts Tournament opens with the Junior Division! Thirty-five young fighters vie for the prize, but the matches prove to be more comedy than competition - until Trunks steps into the ring! 211 02 "Trunks vs.
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