Episodes What Is the Tournament? November 9, 2000 The Doomsday Broadcast November 13, 2000 Meet Me in the Ring November 14, 2000 No Worries Here November 15, 2000 A Girl Named Lime November 16, 2000 Memories of Gohan November 20, 2000 A New Guardian November 21, 2000 Dende's Dragon November 22, 2000 The Puzzle of General Tao November 23, 2000 The Games Begin November 27, 2000 Losers Fight First November 28, 2000 Goku vs. Cell November 29, 2000 Cell's Bag of Tricks November 30, 2000 No More Rules December 4, 2000 The Fight Is Over December 5, 2000 Faith in a Boy December 6, 2000 Gohan's Plea December 7, 2000 Android Explosion December 11, 2000 Cell Juniors Attack! December 12, 2000 The Unleashing December 13, 2000 The Unstoppable Gohan December 14, 2000 Cell's Break Down December 18, 2000 A Hero's Farewell December 19, 2000 Cell Returns! December 20, 2000 The Horror Won't End December 21, 2000 Save the World December 26, 2000 Goku's Decision December 27, 2000 One More Wish December 28, 2000 Free the Future December 29, 2000 Written by Akira Toriyama   Neil Bligh   Cast Sean Schemmel ... Goku (29 episodes) Dale Kelly ... Narrator (29 episodes) Kirby Morrow ... Goku (29 episodes) Doc Harris ... Narrator (29 episodes) Stephanie Nadolny ... Gohan / Baby Trunks / Young Goku (28 episodes) Sonny Strait ... Krillin (28 episodes) Christopher Sabat ... Vegeta / Piccolo / Yamcha (28 episodes) (as Christopher R. Sabat) Jillian Michaels ... Gohan (28 episodes) Terry Klassen ... Krillin / Master Roshi (28 episodes) Scott McNeil ... Piccolo / Android 16 / Dr. Briefs (27 episodes) Dameon Clarke ... Cell (26 episodes) Dale Wilson ... Cell (26 episodes) Brian Drummond ... Vegeta (26 episodes) John Burgmeier ... Tien (25 episodes) Ted Cole ... Yamcha (25 episodes) Eric Vale ... Trunks (24 episodes) Alistair Abell ... Trunks / Baby Trunks (24 episodes) Don Brown ... King Kai / Yuzukar (23 episodes) Chris Rager ... Hercule (21 episodes) Matt Smith ... Tien (20 episodes) James Fields ... Jimmy Firecracker (19 episodes) Michael Dobson ... Jimmy Firecracker (19 episodes) Cynthia Cranz ... Chi-Chi / Mrs. Briefs (18 episodes) Lisa Ann Beley ... Chi-Chi (17 episodes) Alvin Sanders ... Mr. Popo (17 episodes) Linda Young ... Piiza (17 episodes) Mike McFarland ... Master Roshi / Man (16 episodes) Mark Britten ... Oolong (16 episodes) Justin Cook ... Announcer (16 episodes) Kyle Hebert ... Birdwell / Kasdan / Man (15 episodes) Tiffany Vollmer ... Bulma (11 episodes) Maggie Blue O'Hara ... Bulma (11 episodes) Brian Dobson ... Mr. Vodka (11 episodes) Richard Newman ... Oolong (10 episodes) Dave 'Squatch' Ward ... Ox-King (10 episodes) Jeremy Inman ... Android 16 (9 episodes) Ceyli Delgadillo ... Dende (9 episodes) Andrew Francis ... Dende (9 episodes) Doug Parker ... Bubbles (7 episodes) Chris Forbis ... Dr. Briefs (5 episodes) Cathy Weseluck ... Chiaotzu / Puar (5 episodes) Monika Antonelli ... Chiaotzu / Puar (4 episodes) Kent Williams ... General Tao / Mr. Lao (4 episodes) Meredith McCoy ... Android 18 (4 episodes) Farrell Spence ... Android 18 (4 episodes) Barry Watson ... Scratch (2 episodes) Chuck Huber ... Android 17 (2 episodes) Enuka Okuma ... Android #18 (2 episodes) Myriam Sirois ... Scratch (voice) Tabitha St. Germain ... Receptionist (voice) Kara Edwards ... Lime (voice) Stephanie Giotes ... Woman (voice) Lydia Mackay ... Cynthia (archive sound), (voice) Kelly Sheridan ... Cynthia (archive sound), (Canadian version), (voice) Brian Thomas ... Namekian (voice) Pauline Newstone ... Frieza (voice) Uncredited Cast Kyle Hebert ... Narrator (DVD version) (9 episodes) Chris Forbis ... Yuzukar (archive sound), (voice) Produced by Kôzô Morishita   Original Music by Julius Dobos   Bruce Faulconer   David Iris   Tom Keenlyside   John Mitchell

Additional Info Premiere: November 09, 2000 DVD Release: September 16, 2008 Blu-ray Release: August 05, 2014 Countries: Distributor: FUNimation Entertainment Websites: Production Companies Bird Studios (Bird Studio) Ocean Group (1996) Toei Animation Toei Company Distributors Cartoon Network   (1998) (United States) (TV) Cartoon Network   (2014) (United States) (TV) Crunchyroll   (2022) (United States) (Blu-ray) FUNimation Entertainment   (1998) (United States) (VHS) FUNimation Entertainment   (1998) (United States) (DVD) FUNimation Entertainment   (2011) (United States) (Blu-ray) (video) Kids' WB   (2001) (United States) (TV) Nicktoons Network   (2010) (United States) (TV) Pioneer Entertainment   (1997) (United States) (Saiyan and Namek saga only) (VHS) Pioneer Entertainment   (1999) (United States) (Saiyan and Namek saga only) (DVD) Saban Entertainment   (United States) (seasons 1 and 2) The CW Network (The CW)   (2010) (United States) (Toonzai) (TV) The CW Network (The CW)   (2012) (United States) (Vortexx) (TV) Toonami   (2014) (United States) (TV) WNJU   (1999) (United States) (TV) Rating Stats Overall Rating 8.8 / 10 Our Rating -- / 10 Your Friends -- / 10 Male Users -- / 10 Female Users -- / 10 Site Ranking #1,255 / 21,271 Site Ranking #1,251 Mad Max Beyond Thunderdome (1985) #1,252 Labyrinth (1986) #1,253 Dragon Ball Z: Season 1 (1996) #1,254 Dragon Ball Z: Season 3 (1999) #1,255 Dragon Ball Z: Season 6 (2000) #1,256 Dragon Ball Z: Season 8 (2001) #1,257 Dragon Ball Z: Season 7 (2001) #1,258 Dragon Ball Z: Season 4 (2000) #1,259 Dragon Ball Z: Season 5 (2000)