Dragon Ball Z Anime Quiz | Episodes 195–204: The Other World Tournament, High School, and Great Saiyaman

The Grand Kai sends Pikkon to deal with Cell and the others running wild in Hell, and Goku accompanies him. Pikkon is not a prisoner being rescued from Hell; he is the West Galaxy's representative entrusted with the mission.

The tournament promises its winner an opportunity to train under the Grand Kai. Goku enters because it offers a path to becoming stronger, not because the winner is granted temporary life or reincarnation.

Aqua uses his power to turn the arena into an underwater environment and exploits his ability to move through it like a fish. Goku struggles because Aqua gains a mobility advantage there, not merely because Goku cannot breathe.

Goku raises his power by transforming into a Super Saiyan, while Pikkon removes the heavy clothing that has been suppressing his performance. They release their restraints in different ways, so the fighter who transforms should not be confused with the one who removes the weights.

Although Goku's Kamehameha catches Pikkon during the fight, the Grand Kai rules that both competitors went out of bounds and disqualifies them. Landing the decisive attack and officially winning under the tournament rules are not the same result.

Gohan stops bank robbers on his way to school while in his golden-haired Super Saiyan form, causing rumors about the Golden Warrior. He does not reveal the truth about the Cell Games, and he has not yet adopted the Great Saiyaman name.

Bulma invents the wristwatch device that lets Gohan quickly conceal his identity. While using the disguise to stop a bus hijacking, he spontaneously calls himself Great Saiyaman. Bulma creates the device, but she does not choose his hero name.

Gohan refuses to abandon the people who need help while also avoiding exposure. He transforms outside Angela's view and handles the incident as Great Saiyaman, satisfying both constraints instead of openly revealing himself or ignoring the emergency.

Frustrated that he cannot leave, Gohan shakes his leg with enough force to cause an earthquake. He uses the accidental confusion to head toward Videl. He does not explain his identity to the teacher or receive formal permission.

Gohan's purpose is to rescue the captured Chibi and return him to his parent. To someone who does not know that background, however, he appears to be taking an animal from the circus without permission. The gap between his purpose and the outward appearance leads Videl to pursue him.