EDIT: Vegeta destroys Cell with the Final Flash.

[At Liam000077’s request: This is from Episode #147 – Trunks Ascends. If anyone needs to know.]
[Cell@Vegeta’s Final Flash]: ‘VEGETA YOU BASTARD!!!!’

— Gohan Cell Kame struggle —
-http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6fDUk3ceq6g

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The video seemed to get bugged a little after I uploaded.
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I tried looking for an episode title background that had outspace in it, but had no luck. I tried to find the font used in the American version for titles, but had no luck. Made with what I had.
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I found this to be one of the most dramatic pieces in animation history. The vibes are great – Faulconer’s music fits so well, and Sabat does some amazing things with his voice.
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I tried to preserve as much quality as possible; VirtualDub didn’t work, and I couldn’t compress with Audition or Sony Vegas–I managed to compress a bit with Movie Maker and the quality was perfect but the size was 111 MB. =/
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-[I added extra scenes of other characters and their reactions to the Final Flash, because Toriyama never usually gave Vegeta that sort of attention]-
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