Warning: The following review contains spoilers for the episode.
Episode 80 features the long overdue return of Gohan as a fighter in the second exhibition match of the Tournament of Power. He faces Lavender, an opponent who is interesting in his own right and serves as a great counter to Gohan, which helped deliver a wonderful fight and further hyped up excitement for the Tournament of Power. Some moments towards the end bring the overall episode down a bit due to some strange story decisions that don’t make much sense given the information (or lack thereof) that we’ve been told before.
It had been a long time since we’ve seen Gohan in a true fight, and I was pleased with how Super went about reintroducing his character. Instead of simply powering him up and throwing him in the ring, they took the time to highlight what makes him unique as a fighter. Gohan has always been a far more thoughtful fighter than many of the others, and they’re able to show that off wonderfully during this episode when he’s blinded and must use his wits to survive in battle. As silly as it might be, I really enjoyed the idea of Gohan using his Super Saiyan aura as a means of radar — what a unique way to use that golden glow! I was a little surprised to see him going Super Saiyan, though, and hope in the future they address what’s become of his Mystic/Ultimate form that he achieved back in the Buu Saga from DBZ.
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