Keep the Chance Alive
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Keep the Chance Alive!! (チャンスを生かせ!! ピッコロ捨て身の援護射撃, Chanso wu Ikase!! Pikkoro Sutemi no Engo Shageki) is the eighteenth episode of the Frieza Saga and the ninety-third overall episode in the uncut Dragon Ball Z series. The episode first aired on June 5, 1991. Its original American air date was October 14, 1999.
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Goku continues to gather energy for the Spirit Bomb. Frieza watches on in curiosity, as do Piccolo, Gohan and Krillin. Finally, Frieza begins to grow impatient and starts hitting Goku to make him retaliate, but Goku merely keeps his hands in the air, laughing at Frieza's ignorance.



Added by BeadtmdcMeanwhile, on King Kai's planet, King Kai, Yamcha, Tien Shinhan and Chiaotzu receive an unwelcome visit by the deceased Ginyu Force members, Recoome, Burter, Jeice and Guldo. As they begin toying around with their fighting poses and testing their abilities by destroying King Kai's things, the Z Fighters stand up to them. King Kai himself emerges and orders the Ginyu Force to leave, but Recoome cheeks King Kai, who then challenges Recoome to a fight. Just then, King Kai senses that Goku is using the Spirit Bomb.



Added by CJSTRO14Finally, on Namek, Frieza's patience with Goku reaches its end and he begins attacking Goku relentlessly. Desperate to help Goku, Piccolo has Gohan and Krillin transfer their remaining energy to him in order to hold Frieza off. As Frieza moves in to finish Goku, he notices the Spirit Bomb's reflection in the sea and sees it in the sky, realizing what Goku was up to. Frieza prepares to finish Goku off with a Death Beam directly between the eyes, but Piccolo jumps in at the last minute and lands a kick in Frieza's face, sending him plunging into the water. Frieza furiously rises back up and sets his eyes on Piccolo.
As Piccolo prepares to hold Frieza off, the Z Fighters on King Kai's planet decide to fight the Ginyu Force off themselves.
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- In the Remastered Edition, Christopher Sabat does not re-dub his voice work as Recoome, creating a continuity error between Recoome's more dimwitted-sounding voice in the Namek Saga and intelligent and refined-sounding voice shown here.
- In the flashback of Goku's previous battles, Nappa and child Krillin are still voiced by Christopher Sabat and Sonny Strait rather than Phil Parsons and Laurie Steele, who voiced them in the Remastered editions.