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He fights Shusei Kaku and defeats him in two seconds. Godlike Clash of the Kids Saga[] Baki's girlfriend Kozue is being romanced by Muhammad Alai Jr. After Jr. challenges him, they decide to duke it out in the pit. The fact Muhamad Alai Jr isn't willing to put his life on the line in their match lead Baki to win with a vicious beating almost killing him. He is stopped by the Muhammad Alai who was in the audience. Afterwards Baki finally realizes he was ready to end his quarrel with Yuujirou, challenging him for a final battle and declaring he don't want to be the strongest anymore, he just want to beat his father. At the end of the saga, he fights a mental image of Yuujirou in preparation. Hanma Baki[] Combat Shadow Fighting Saga[] Baki befriends a grade schooler named Rumina Ayukawa. Later, Baki spars with a mental image of Iron Michael and defeats him with a kick to the head. In order to improve, Baki uses his image training to fight a two-meters praying mantis which he beats using Crane Style.

The episode was later retitled "Cell Juniors Attack!". ↑ When this episode aired on Toonami it was titled "The Unleashing". 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". The episode was later re-titled "Take Flight, Videl". ↑ This was the only episode skipped during the 1996-1998 syndicated run. It would later air for the first time on Cartoon Network's Toonami block.

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