Dragonball - Tournaments Heaven's Tournament (Dragonball Z - Episodes 196-199) Semi-semi-semi Finals Introduction | Semi-semi-semi Finals | Semi-semi Finals | Semi Finals | Final Match Note: There are only two whole matches of the semi-semi-semi finals shown. There are small parts shown for three other matches. The first round we see is Olive (from N. Milky Way) vs. Chachai (from E. Milky Way). Chachai and Olive attack each other immediately and Chachai moves around with incredible speed. Then he does a multiplying technique and surrounds Olive, about to move in on him. Olive jumps in the air at the last moment and the multiples all run into each other, resulting in Chachai now being divided into several bodies. Olive is declared the winner. In the second round, all we see is Paikuhan defeating some big guy. In the third round, all we see is a blue haired guy winning. In the fourth round, all wee see is a black haired guy and a blond haired guy flying upward. The black-haired guy's head slams into a small moon which results in the blond winning. The fifth round is Goku (from the N. Milky Way) vs. Catapy (from the S. Milky Way). As Goku flies upward, Catapy manages to grab his feet and pull him back down. Then, Catapy holds Goku with all of his arms and tickles him, telling Goku to say, "Mercy." Goku eventually escapes with a burst of energy, causing Catapy to fly high in the air and slam back into the ground. As Catapy slowly gets up, Goku says aloud that Catapy seems very weak. Catapy tells Goku he will be sorry and turns into a cocoon. The Announcer asks Southern Kaio-sama when Catapy will come out of his cocoon and discovers it will take over 1000 years (the episode says 1200 and the review of the episode at the beginning of the next episode says 1500; so I'll just say "over 1000"). Dai Kaio-sama announces he cannot wait that long and declares Goku the winner. Back to Tournaments Back to Dragonball Site design and content ©1999-2007 by James Walker (Sir Viktor) The Next Dimension is a non-profit fansite. Any copyright violations are completely unintentional. I highly recommend viewing this website with Microsoft Internet Explorer and Javascript enabled.