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| − | While [[Super 17]] is distracted by making his energy ball, [[Gokū]] sneaks up from behind and grabs him. He tries to blow them both up, but when the smoke clears, both of them remain alive. 17 had put up a shield to protect himself, but it also protected Gokū just enough to keep him alive. Once again, he gathers energy for his final attack, but suddenly [[18]] shows up. Her taunts cause 17 to turn and destroy Dr. [[Myū]]. He turns back to kill Gokū, but before he can, 18 starts firing energy blasts at him. While 17 is absorbing the blasts, Gokū realizes that he is unable to move while absorbing energy and thus vulnerable, and he quickly attacks, [[Dragon Fist|punching]] a hole through him. He finishes 17 off with a [[Kamehameha]]. [[Bulma]] arrives, saying that the [[Earth]] is incredibly unstable because of the interdimensional portals that 17 and [[Piccolo]] opened up. They gather the [[Dragon Ball]]s to fix this, only to find that they are all cracked. When they call for [[Shenron]], black smoke issues from them, and a mysterious but powerful, [[Black Smoke Dragon|evil new dragon]] emerges. |
+ | While [[Super No. 17]] is distracted by making his energy ball, [[Gokū]] sneaks up from behind and grabs him. He tries to blow them both up, but when the smoke clears, both of them remain alive. 17 had put up a shield to protect himself, but it also protected Gokū just enough to keep him alive. Once again, he gathers energy for his final attack, but suddenly [[18]] shows up. Her taunts cause 17 to turn and destroy Dr. [[Myū]]. He turns back to kill Gokū, but before he can, 18 starts firing energy blasts at him. While 17 is absorbing the blasts, Gokū realizes that he is unable to move while absorbing energy and thus vulnerable, and he quickly attacks, [[Dragon Fist|punching]] a hole through him. He finishes 17 off with a [[Kamehameha]]. [[Bulma]] arrives, saying that the [[Earth]] is incredibly unstable because of the interdimensional portals that 17 and [[Piccolo]] opened up. They gather the [[Dragon Ball]]s to fix this, only to find that they are all cracked. When they call for [[Shenron]], black smoke issues from them, and a mysterious but powerful, [[Black Smoke Dragon|evil new dragon]] emerges. |
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| Kanji | 大逆転！悟空と１８号の二段攻撃さく裂炸裂 |
| Rōmaji | Dai-Gyakuten! Gokū to Jūhachi-Gō no Nidan Kōgeki Sakuretsu |
| FUNimation | The Greatest Surprise |
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| Previous | DBGT046 |
| Next | DBGT048 |
| Saga | Super Android 17 Saga |
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| Japanese | June 4, 1997 |
| English | August 28, 2004 |
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"The Big Reversal! Gokū and No. 18's Double-Strike Explosion" (大逆転！悟空と１８号の二段攻撃さく裂炸裂, Dai-Gyakuten! Gokū to Jūhachi-Gō no Nidan Kōgeki Sakuretsu; FUNimation "The Greatest Surprise") is the forty-seventh episode of the Dragon Ball GT anime.
Summary
While Super No. 17 is distracted by making his energy ball, Gokū sneaks up from behind and grabs him. He tries to blow them both up, but when the smoke clears, both of them remain alive. 17 had put up a shield to protect himself, but it also protected Gokū just enough to keep him alive. Once again, he gathers energy for his final attack, but suddenly 18 shows up. Her taunts cause 17 to turn and destroy Dr. Myū. He turns back to kill Gokū, but before he can, 18 starts firing energy blasts at him. While 17 is absorbing the blasts, Gokū realizes that he is unable to move while absorbing energy and thus vulnerable, and he quickly attacks, punching a hole through him. He finishes 17 off with a Kamehameha. Bulma arrives, saying that the Earth is incredibly unstable because of the interdimensional portals that 17 and Piccolo opened up. They gather the Dragon Balls to fix this, only to find that they are all cracked. When they call for Shenron, black smoke issues from them, and a mysterious but powerful, evil new dragon emerges.
Credits
| Role | Seiyū | FUNimation dub Voice Actor | ||||
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| English | Japanese | Rōmaji | English | Japanese | Rōmaji | English |
| Son Gokū | Masako Nozawa | Stephanie Nadolny
(kid) | ||||
| Pan | Yūko Minaguchi | Elise Baughman | ||||
| Trunks | Takeshi Kusao | Eric Vale | ||||
| Vegeta | Ryō Horikawa | Christopher Sabat | ||||
| Chi-Chi | Naoko Watanabe | Cynthia Cranz | ||||
| Bra | Hiromi Tsuru | Parisa Fakhri | ||||
| Son Gohan | Masako Nozawa | Kyle Hebert | ||||
| Son Goten | Masako Nozawa | Robert McCollum | ||||
| Videl | Shino Kakinuma | Susan Huber | ||||
| Mister Satan | Daisuke Gōri | Chris Rager | ||||
| Artificial Human No. 18 | Miki Itō | Meredith McCoy | ||||
| Bulma | Hiromi Tsuru | Tiffany Vollmer | ||||
| Artificial Human No. 17 | Shigeru Nakahara | Chuck Huber | ||||
| Doctor Myū | Kazuyuki Sogabe | Duncan Brannan | ||||
| Shenron | Daisuke Gōri | Christopher Sabat | ||||
| Narrator | Jōji Yanami | Andrew Chandler | ||||