It should have been 'Revival of C' and not F

[Cetra]

Cell already has a new form:

https://www.google.de/search?q=dura+cel ... wsCh0dLQav

[Kuwabara]

They could have Cell have a new form called "Perfect Blue" .

Now we're talking!

Cell already has a new form:

https://www.google.de/search?q=dura+cel ... wsCh0dLQav

Good one, dude.

[Kunzait_83]

He put in one hell of an effort to destroy the world, it didn't work out, and that's all she wrote.

I don't remember, did Cell ever say what he was going to do if he beat Gohan? I know he said he was going to destroy the Earth, but what did he plan to do after? Did Cell have any plans to conquer the galaxy like Freeza did?

There sometimes seems to be some weird confusion towards Cell's motivations. Its actually rather simple, and he explains it to Trunks straight out: find and fight the strongest martial artists and test the boundaries of his (artificially created) skills. There's really not much more to it than that.

Sure he threatens to blow up the Earth in the process, but destroying Earth was never his end goal or something he really gave a shit about: it was merely a means to an end. The THREAT of him destroying the Earth is what he cared about, because it galvanized the greatest fighters in the world to up their game and take him on in his twisted little Budokai tournament. Like all the other main Xia-like warriors in the series, The Fight is all he cares about. If he did wind up destroying the Earth, it'd be something he did only after running out of good challengers for his skills, almost as an afterthought and out of boredom more than anything else.

What made Cell cool is that in essence he's basically Goku with more intellect and absolutely no moral compass whatsoever. He wants exactly what all the Z warriors have largely wanted all throughout the series: to be the best martial artist he can and prove it/test it in combat against a worthy challenger. He just has a HORRIBLE fucked up way of getting there that's a sick mockery of the path that our heroes have taken there throughout the series.

He's an evil Youxia basically. That's not really much of a hard concept to grasp.

Cell would travel across the universe looking for someone to fight. I doubt he would be standing in space forever if he destroy the Earth if he won against Gohan.

Bingo. If Cell got every good challenge he could've gotten out of the Earth and wound up destroying it, he's simply travel elsewhere in the galaxy and seek out his next great opponent elsewhere on another world. Then probably blow up that one too before moving onto another.

That'd actually potentially make for a kinda neat 90's-style sci fi/wuxia series actually. Just following the interstellar journeys of this genetically-enhanced mutant insect-man as he travels and explores the unknown reaches of the universe looking for and fighting great opponents and masters in high level Wulin-scale martial arts battles on strange alien worlds, utilizing all the iconic moves and techniques we've seen throughout the series (maybe even coming up with a few of his own) and watching him grow and grow as a fighter, even as he viciously murders and genocidally eradicates his way through his opposition, making him basically a full-blown villain protagonist (sorta like Bardock used to be once upon a time).

"I want to see the exotic Southern Galaxy. The crown jewel of the Grand Kaio's universe. I want to meet and fight interesting and stimulating people of an ancient culture... and then kill them!"

At the very least it could be a hoot: would probably be more entertaining than the lame sitcom that is Super if nothing else.

By the way, for whatever incredibly little its worth, as much as I like Cell (seemingly way, way more than most folks here it appears) I definitely agree that Freeza makes WAY more sense as a classic villain to bring back for pretty much all the reasons stated. The Cell arc was nice as a one-and-done, semi-self-contained story with minimal-connective tissue with the preceding storylines in the series, but I don't see much reason to further flog it out (I was obviously only half-kidding with my above Cell Travels the Galaxy spinoff pitch ).

Then again I seem to be in the minority opinion that there's little reason to further flog out DB as a series in general, but that's neither here nor there.

[LuckyCat]

I thought of another way they could bring back Cell. They could introduce one of Mr. Satan's old rivals who doesn't believe Mr. Satan actually defeated Cell. Maybe the rival could help rebuild some of Gero's technology from backup data. This would give a chance for Mr. Satan to fight Cell for real, and maybe actually help this time? It would also make a cool enemy for Pan, since Cell would have a grudge against Gohan and Mr. Satan for humiliating Cell with his story, giving her a reason to protect her family's legacy.

[Sinestro]

Actually another great idea would be that sometime before the Cell games, Cell made a Cell Junior that flew off into space and hide in case his plans failed. So we could have an adult Cell Junior seeking revenge on the Z-Fighters years later. Either way the idea of Cell coming back would have had a far greater potential than Freeza. After all in Dragon Ball Online we sorta get a return of Cell, in the form of his clone Cell-X (which the design is hideous.) In DBO Cell does create an army of offspring so an army of Cell Jr.s that could have replaced Freeza's army as well.

I can't believe this exists. Thanks for the heads up.

[GTX]

I think cell is too gimicky making its story mostly need more effort.