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Before they pick him up, Andou pleads with Baki to do nothing stupid while he's away. Baki then prepares his training regime for a rematch. He eats as much as he can like Andou says so he can burn it into muscle. He then trains day and night for the near-death focus, which is increased when he jumps of a cliff and dodges all the obstacles. He also discovers how useful endorphins can be in his body. After that, he goes back to the cave and creates a ring of fire to fight the Yasha Ape in and trap both of them. He then begins to fight it out with the ape. When Andou returns he runs to Baki's side only to see Baki, a 13 years old boy, fight it out with and hold his on against the mighty monster, the Yasha Ape. After Baki wins the fight, he goes to the home of the Yasha Ape and returns the ape's wife's head that Baki's father killed. As thanks for the fight and the return of his wife's head, the Yasha Ape gives Baki one of its fangs. Baki vs Kaoru Hanayama.

The episode was later retitled "Awakening". ↑ When this episode aired on Toonami it was titled "Cell's Mighty Breakdown". The episode was later re-titled "Cell's Break Down". ↑ When this episode aired on Toonami it was titled "Goku's Noble Decision". The episode was later re-titled "Goku's Decision". ↑ When this episode aired on Toonami it was titled "Take Flight Videl".

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