Frieza dodges Gohan’s attack but quickly finds himself on the receiving end once again – the young half Saiyan unleashes a massive energy blast that even the tyrant himself has difficulty deflecting! Upon seeing what he is up against in the form of these warriors who seem to be getting progressively stronger, Frieza begins transforming to his fourth form – the final and most powerful. Vegeta’s plan to defeat Frieza involves having himself mortally wounded and then being healed by Dende – which the Saiyan prince achieves by having Krillin shoot an energy blast through his chest. Dende has no interest in healing Vegeta (who harmed so many of his people), however, and flies over to heal Piccolo instead. However, Nail’s essence within Piccolo tells him that healing Vegeta may be the only way to win the fight – so Dende reluctantly does so. Frieza eventually reaches his final form, and immediately kills Dende with an energy blast – having witnessed his healing abilities while transforming. Krillin, Gohan, and Piccolo go on the attack but the tyrant dodges every single attack they throw his way. Vegeta watches them fight from a hill, preparing to charge up to his newfound power level as Gohan finds himself on a direct collision course with another one of Frieza’s blasts.

Dragon Ball Kai Episode 40

In February 2009, Toei announced that they would begin rebroadcasting Dragon Ball Z as part of the series’ 20th anniversary celebrations. The series premiered on April 5, 2009, under the name Dragon Ball Kai, with the episodes remastered for, featuring updated opening and ending sequences, and a rerecording of the vocal tracks by most of the original cast. They were also re-edited to more closely follow the manga, resulting in a faster moving story, and damaged frames removed. As such, it is a “new” series created from the original Dragon Ball Z footage.

Dragonball Kai is a series currently being developed to fit the Dragonball Z Manga written by Akira Toriyama. Db Kai will be completely re-recorded by most of its old voice-over team and will be re-drawn for a more sharper quality picture, It is also being made is 16:9 Wide-screen format.

The series will feature approximately 100 Episodes instead of the usual 291 to keep the storyline as close as possible to the Original Manga.

The series is currently Japanese dubbed but English Subbed by fansubs. WatchDragonballs.com is proud to announce that it will release each new Dragonball Kai episode in English subbed every week. New episodes of Dragonball Kai are online on Sundays.