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Seven Years Later! Starting Today, Gohan is a High School Student
Dragon Ball Z Kai Episode 99 (English)
あれから7年!今日から悟飯は高校生
Are kara Shichinen! Kyō kara Gohan wa Kōkōsei
Air Date 07 January 2017 (Cartoon Network)
Opening Fight It Out!!
Eyecatch 32nd Eyecatch
Ending Never Give Up!!!
Episode Data
Chapters Dragon Ball Chapter 421
Dragon Ball Chapter 422
"Z" Episodes Dragon Ball Z Episode 200
"Kai" Episodes Dragon Ball Kai Episode 99
Format 16:9 (NTSC)
Main Staff Credits
Scenario Takao Koyama
Director Mitsuo Hashimoto
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This article is about episode 99 of the Majin Boo arc's international version, which is available with Japanese audio or international dubs. For the Japanese domestic version of this episode, which is further condensed, see Dragon Ball Kai Episode 99.

"Seven Years Later! Starting Today, Gohan is a High School Student" is the ninety-ninth episode of Dragon Ball Z Kai (the international version of the Japanese animated television series Dragon Ball Kai) and the first episode of "The Final Chapters", the international branding for the series' Majin Boo arc. The episode debuted in Korea in Spring 2014[1] and on Cartoon Network's Toonami in the United States on 07 January 2017.

Synopsis

Seven years have passed since the battle with Cell, and Gohan begins commuting to a high school in Satan City. He comes across a bank robbery on the way to school and dispatches the robbers as a Super Saiyan, overturning their getaway car with a Kiai. Mister Satan's daughter Videl arrives on the scene and asks Gohan who took care of the robbers, but he feigns ignorance and sneaks away. An older gentleman informs her that it was the "Golden Warrior", a personage known by reputation in the city, and that he was wearing the student badge of Orange Star High School.

At school, Videl asks her blond friend Shapner if he is the Golden Warrior, but he explains that he was training that morning and did not have time for such nonsense. Erasa questions whether the Golden Warrior could be stronger than Mister Satan, but a fellow student finds the notion ridiculous. Videl's teacher then introduces Gohan to the class; he is an honor student who received perfect scores in every subject on his entrance exams; the teacher hopes Gohan will motivate the class. Erasa finds him cute, the unnamed student finds his name weird, and Shapner thinks he looks like a bookworm; Videl however realizes she has seen him somewhere before. The teacher tells Gohan to sit wherever he likes, and Erasa offers a seat next to her.

Erasa introduces herself and Videl, informing Gohan that Videl's father is Mister Satan, which shocks Gohan. Erasa says that Gohan should be grateful to Mister Satan for his life, but then Videl remembers where she has seen Gohan before: at the robbery that morning. Erasa tells Gohan that the Golden Warrior is a justice fighter who has been seen in the city three times over the past ten days, and Gohan realizes that she is referring to incidents that occurred on his previous two visits to the city to register for school, in addition to the incident that morning. Videl suspiciously relates what the older gentleman told her about the Golden Warrior's school badge and clothing. (Even in the manga, the initial description of the clothing was not given "on screen".) Shapner scoffs at the idea of a bookworm being athletic, and points out that Gohan's hair is not even blond. Videl thinks to herself that there were some people at the Cell Games whose hair turned blond. Erasa asks Gohan about his commute to school, and he tells her that he lives in a small village in Section 439 East. Erasa exclaims that this is a thousand kilometers away. The teacher reprimands her, and she hides her face in her English textbook, asking Gohan how he manages a commute that takes five hours in a jet flyer. Gohan laughs it off, explaining that the commute is indeed a hardship, but Videl is still suspicious.

In gym class, the activity of the day is baseball; Shapner asks Gohan whether he knows of the game, and Gohan answers that he has never played, but he knows the rules. Shapner tells Videl she can have Gohan on her team; she is not interested, but Erasa suggests Gohan might be good at strategy, so Videl agrees to accept him and assigns him to right field, a position often reserved for weaker players.[2]

Gohan thinks to himself that he will need to be careful about showing his abilities; Chi-Chi and Bulma have told him that it would cause problems were his identity to become known. Videl pitches a fastball to Shapner, who knocks it "out of the park"—until Gohan catches it. While everyone stares in amazement, Gohan thinks that he must throw the ball to third base to out the player who was not standing on the base when he made the catch. He reminds himself to throw the ball gently, but the baseman is nevertheless knocked flat on his back when he catches it; the spinning ball smokes in his glove. Gohan is excited as he realizes this is the third out, but as he runs toward home base to change sides, he notices everyone staring at him and realizes that he might have overdone it despite his precautions. The coach is astonished; he says that Gohan must have jumped eight meters; Gohan claims it was just a fluke, but his classmates are incredulous.

The coach calls for the first batter; Gohan's teammate informs him that he is first up. Gohan approaches home base as a left-handed batter; the coach informs him that his grip is backwards, but Gohan does not understand, so the coach tells him to bat however he likes. Gohan thinks to himself that he should just not hit the ball so as to avoid drawing more attention to himself. Meanwhile, Shapner holds a grudge against Gohan for the lost home run, and he decides to intimidate Gohan by aiming a fastball at his head. However Gohan does not dodge as he expects, and Shapner is momentarily anxious that he has delivered a fatal blow to Gohan's head; meanwhile Gohan thinks that he is lucky to be able to walk to first base without hitting the ball and revealing his abilities. He fails to notice the astonishment of his classmates and Videl's heightened suspicions.

As Gohan retrieves his bag from his locker, Shapner asks whether he will join any clubs. Gohan says he has yet to decide, so Shapner invites him to join the boxing club. Gohan amends that he does not plan on joining any clubs, and Erasa interjects to explain that he has no time because of his incredible commute. Erasa asks Gohan for a ride to her house, but he apologizes, explaining that his ride is a one-seater. Shapner says he should move to Satan City, but Gohan demurs.

Gohan walks briskly away from the school in order to reach a place where he can safely call Kinto-un, but Videl is suspicious that he is walking, so she follows him. Gohan notices, though, and hurries around a corner, jumping quickly onto the roof of the building to avoid her. As he flies away on Kinto-un, he thinks to himself that he needs to come up with a better disguise to fight crime, and he believes that Bulma might be able to help him. He thinks this was the most exhausting day of his life.

Cast

The following table provides the cast as credited in the FUNimation home release. Please compare the Japanese credits with the broadcast credits for Dragon Ball Kai Episode 99.

Character Cast
Japanese English (FUNimation)
Son Gohan Masako Nozawa Kyle Hebert
Videl Shino Kakinuma Kara Edwards
Shapner Mitsuaki Madono Duncan Brannan
Erasa Megumi Urawa
Teacher Tomohisa Asō Daniel Penz
Gym Teacher Keiji Hirai J. Michael Tatum
Older Gentleman Yasuhiko Tokuyama Mark Stoddard
Policeman Takahiro Fujimoto
Security Guard Ryōhei Arai Doug Goodrich
Female Clerk Yukiyo Fujii
Robbers Masaru Ino
Daisuke Matsumoto
Narration Jōji Yanami Doc Morgan
Son Goku Sean Schemmel
Cell Dameon Clarke
Freeza Chris Ayres
Kaiō Sean Schemmel
Kuririn Sonny Strait
Piccolo Christopher R. Sabat
Trunks Eric Vale
Gregory John Burgmeier
Yamcha Christopher R. Sabat
Bubbles Christopher R. Sabat
Tenshinhan John Burgmeier
Additional Voices Alexis Tipton, Andrew T. Chandler,
Bob Hess, Caitlin Glass,
Chris Cason, Christopher Bevins,
Clifford Chapin, Colleen Clinkenbeard,
Jeremy Inman, Jim Foronda,
Joel McDonald, Josh Grelle,
Linda Young, Phil Parsons,
Ricco Fajardo, Robert McCollum,
Tia Ballard, Tyson Rinehart

Main Staff

The following list provides the main staff responsible for the production of the original Dragon Ball Z episodes utilized for this specific episode of Dragon Ball Z Kai.

Music

The following table is a scene-by-scene account of the musical tracks used in this episode. The background music is composed by Norihito Sumitomo, and our in-house catalogue numbers apply to tracks composed or arranged by him. The opening song "Fight It Out!!" is performed by Masatoshi Ono, and the ending song "Never Give Up!!!" is performed by Junear.

Dragon Ball Z Kai Episode 99: Norihito Sumitomo Original Soundtrack (OST)
First scene-wise usage in Kai overall. (All other tracks are used here for the first time in the international version of Kai.)
Catalogue Scene Title Key Availability
S-200 Series Title Card Series Title F Major Unreleased
S-201 Recap: Vegeta to Freeza Theme of Super Saiyan D Minor "The Final Chapters" OST #10
S-202 Recap: Trunks to Cell Strong Rival G Minor "The Final Chapters" OST #16
S-203 Recap: Gohan vs Cell Theme of Piccolo A Minor "The Final Chapters" OST #17
S-204 Recap: Gohan's Kamehameha Crisis D Minor "The Final Chapters" OST #20
S-206 Recap: After the battle Go! Gohan!! C Major "The Final Chapters" OST #22
OP Opening Fight It Out!! D Major "The Final Chapters" OST #01
S-207 Episode Title Card "Fight It Out!!" (Sub-Title) C Major Unreleased
S-206 Gohan on Kinto-Un Go! Gohan!! C Major "The Final Chapters" OST #22
S-201 Gohan attacks Theme of Super Saiyan D Minor "The Final Chapters" OST #10
S-208 Gohan goes to school Gohan's High School Life C Major "The Final Chapters" OST #07
S-209 Eyecatch 32A "Fight It Out!!" (Eyecatch A) C Major Unreleased
S-210 Eyecatch 32B "Fight It Out!!" (Eyecatch B) C Major
S-211 Videl is suspicious S-211 C Major
S-213 Gohan plays baseball Gohan's Baseball C Major "The Final Chapters" OST #08
Gohan walks
S-214 Gohan escapes Easygoing Saiyaman C Major "The Final Chapters" OST #18
ED Ending Never Give Up!!! C# Minor "The Final Chapters" OST #33
S-215 Next Episode Preview "Never Give Up!!!" (Preview) E Major Unreleased

The scenes listed in this table are condensed in Part A of Dragon Ball Kai Episode 99 (Japanese domestic version). The background music placement is consequently altered.

External Links

References

  1. "'Dragon Ball Kai' Majin Boo arc Alternate Production Details" (21 June 2014). Kanzenshuu.
  2. MLB Glossary "Right Fielder". Retrieved on 11 May 2018.