DBZ TV Special #2 - The History of Trunks
Japanese Release Date: 2/24/1993
This
is the opening scene of Trunks Special: 
Goku
dying of the heart disease that he picked up on Planet Yardrat. And this
is a thing that was averted in DB timeline thanks to Future Trunks' arrival!
Thirteen years later, after the Z Warriors are faced with defeating Dr.
Gero's androids #17 and #18, also the majority of Earth's Population is
wiped out. Only Gohan survives and there is no one strong enough to defeat
the androids. Now Trunks is 13 and is listening to the radio about #17
and #18 destroying the city of Pepper Town! 
So
he decides to do something to save the people there, but, when he arrives,
it's too late! 
Trunks
nearly gets killed, but is rescued by Mirai Gohan, now adult. Trunks asks
for Gohan and persuades him to train him to fight against the androids.
During the long training, Trunks is steadily trying to reach Super Saiya-jin
as he's Vegeta's son, but fails every time even if comes close once or
twice. Meanwhile, during a battle with the androids in a local amusement
park, Gohan and Trunks are both severely beaten. Gohan gives Trunks the
last senzu bean to save the teenagers life but he loses one arm. 
Then
Gohan decides to face them alone, but Trunks insists on coming along.
To keep him from dying, Gohan tricks Trunks and knocks him 
unconscious.
So Gohan faces the androids for what he knew would be the last time. Shortly
afterward, Trunks wakes up and follows where Gohan went but only to find
him dead. In this heart-wrenching scene, Trunks develops the rage necessary
to finally reach Super Saiya-jin. The scene switches forward another three
years, to when Trunks attempts to fight the androids by himself. He fails
again, but survives the battle, and then realizes what he has to do. Using
the time machine built by his mother Bulma, Trunks travels twenty years
in the past to avert their doomed future.
Here, in this page, is available the FULL ENGLISH VERSION (NO SUBTITLES)
with the very famous and wonderful Dream Theater's Soundtrack!!!
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