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[67] Its sequel, Girls und Panzer: Little Army II, was serialized in Monthly Comic Alive magazine from April 27, 2015,[68] to March 26, 2016. [69] Three volumes of the manga were published in Japan. [70] The second spin-off of the series by Maruko Nii, titled Girls und Panzer: It's More Love Love Operation! (ガールズ&パンツァー もっとラブラブ作戦です!, Gāruzu ando
Pantsā Motto Rabu Rabu Sakusen Desu!), began serialization by Media Factory in Monthly Comic Alive magazine on May 27, 2013. [71] The first volume was published in Japan on October 23, 2015. [72] As of
September 22, 2023[update], a total of 20 volumes have been published. [73] A spin-off of the series by Takeshi Nogami and Takaaki Suzuki, titled Girls und Panzer: Ribbon Warrior (ガールズ&パンツァー リボンの武者, Gāruzu ando Pantsā Ribon no Musha), features a new heroine (Shizuka Tsuruki) and was serialized by Media Factory in Monthly Comic Flapper magazine from September 5, 2014,[74] to March 5, 2021. [75] A total of 16 volumes were published in Japan from February 23, 2015,[76] to April 23, 2021. [77] A spin-off of the series by Saitaniya taking place after the practice match of Ōarai Girls' Academy with St. Gloriana Girls' College, titled Girls und Panzer: Fierce Fight! It's the Maginot Battle!! (ガールズ&パンツァー 激闘!マジノ戦ですっ!!, Gāruzu ando Pantsā Gekitou! Maginot-sen Desu!!), was serialized by Kadokawa on their webcomic service ComicWalker from November 19, 2014,[78] to August 19, 2015. [79] A total of two volumes were published in Japan from March 23[80] to September 23, 2015. [81] A comedy spin-off illustrated by Midori Hagi, titled Girls und Panzer: Tankery Recommendation (ガールズ&パンツァー 戦車道ノススメ, Gāruzu ando Pantsā Senshadō no Susume), serves as an explanation for the history, development, and technical details of tanks and other vehicles that appear in the series.
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164 12 "Ghosts from Tomorrow" November 11, 1992 November 7, 2000 Trunks vows to stop the future from repeating itself; Cell can’t wait for the future to unfold. It’s all up for grabs as the two warriors prepare for battle. Only one future
will survive. Whose will it be? 165 13 "The Cell Games" November 18, 1992 November 8, 2000 Realizing that his powers are no match for his opponent, Trunks accepts defeat, only to be given a second chance when Cell proposes a tournament! Is Cell really interested in competition, or does he have a sinister motive? Cell Games Saga (1992-1993)[] No. in Series No. in Saga Funimation Title Japanese Airdate Toonami Airdate 166 01 "What is the Tournament?" November 25, 1992 November 9, 2000 While Trunks tells the others of Cell’s plans to hold a tournament, the diabolical android begins his preparations for the competition by constructing a fighting arena. Do the Z-Fighters have a chance, or is this a contest that only Cell can win? 167 02 "The Doomsday Broadcast" December 2, 1992 November 13, 2000 Cell breaks into showbiz - literally! The sinister android hijacks a television station in order to announce his “Cell Games” to the world! But are there any challengers left with the strength and courage to get into the ring? 168 03 "Meet Me in the Ring" December 9, 1992 November 14, 2000 Panicked Earthlings flee their homes to escape Cell’s wrath, but all hope is not lost! Back at the Lookout, Goku and Gohan finally emerge from the Time Chamber. After a quick trip to size up the competition, Goku is ready to battle Cell! 169 04 "No Worries Here" December 16, 1992 November 15, 2000 With nine days until Cell’s tournament begins, Vegeta, Piccolo, and Trunks plan their return to the Time Chamber, but Goku decides he and Gohan have had enough training! What does Goku know that the others don’t? 170 05 "A Girl Named Lime" January 13, 1993 November 16, 2000 Gohan stumbles upon a village that has retreated to a nearby shelter, and when he discovers that the owner of the shelter is capitalizing on the villagers' fear of Cell, he comes up with a Super Saiyan solution to the problem! 171 06 "Memories of Gohan" January 20, 1993 November 20, 2000 As the Cell Games draw near, Goku enjoys his remaining time with friends and family! First he fishes with Krillin, then he strolls down memory lane with Chi Chi, and finally it's time for a very special boy to blow out the candles! 172 07 "A New Guardian" January 27, 1993 November 21, 2000 When the Royal Military foolishly tries to stop Cell with ordinary weapons, the
attack quickly becomes a suicide mission! Goku is determined to revive the fallen soldiers, but that will require new Dragon Balls! 173 08 "Dende's Dragon" February 3, 1993 November 22, 2000 With help from King Kai, Goku travels to the new Namek to recruit a new guardian for the Earth! Most of the Namekians refuse the offer, but there’s one little guy who can’t wait to go! Dende is back, and he’s going to create a new Dragon! 174 09 "The Puzzle of General Tao" February 10, 1993 November 23, 2000 Goku comes face to face with an old adversary: General Tao! The search for the Dragon Balls led Goku to the aging general, but unless the Super Saiyan can solve the crafty villain’s puzzle, the search may end in vain! 175 10 "The Games Begin" February 17, 1993 November 27, 2000 The wait is over, and the Cell Games are ready to begin! The Z-Fighters arrive ringside, only to discover another challenger already on the scene. It’s none other than World Martial Arts Champion, Mr. Satan! 176 11 "Losers Fight First" March 3, 1993 November 28, 2000 Caroni and Pirozhki, Mr. Satan’s top students, make a spectacular entrance to the ring, but are they really ready to rumble with Cell? Don’t miss a minute of the fun, because this fight could be over fast! 177 12 "Goku vs.
