Dragon Ball Z: Broly - Second Coming 1994

After his defeat by Goku, Broly drifts through the void in a space pod, the echo of New Vegeta’s destruction heavy in his mind as he repeats the name “Kakarot.” The pod crashes on Earth, and Broly falls into a crater, slipping into unconsciousness while the world around him slowly goes on. He remains in that shell of sleep, waiting for the moment when power will wake him again.

Seven years pass, and the next generation is on the hunt for the magical Dragon Balls. A trio consisting of Goten, Trunks, and Videl travels from village to village, drawn by the promise of a wish-filled set of stars. They arrive in a village plagued by fear and a dubious Shaman who claims the beast must be appeased through human sacrifice. The kids devise a plan to lure the monster out and save the villagers, though a misstep by Goten creates a tense moment that prompts Videl to snap; he is reduced to tears, his embarrassment met with a firm, if necessary, scolding. The threat reveals itself as a dinosaur, and the two boys, with quick teamwork, manage to slay it, restoring a fragile peace to the hamlet. With the monster defeated and the shaman banished, the small party resumes their Dragon Ball quest, the thrill of their adventure fueling their next steps.

Unbeknownst to them, Goten’s cries wake a sleeping threat of a far greater magnitude. As night deepens, and after collecting six of the seven Dragon Balls, a sudden eruption shakes the landscape. Videl darts out to investigate and soon encounters the awakened Broly in his Super Saiyan form, a confrontation that she fights with courage but can’t prevail against his overwhelming might. Goten and Trunks rush to help, but even their combined efforts are not enough to stop the unstoppable force. They retreat, while Gohan comes to their aid, attempting to shield his friends from the looming danger.

Driven by desperation, Gohan enters a higher level of power, ascending to Super Saiyan 2 to face the encroaching menace. Broly counters with his own terrifying transformation, the Legendary Super Saiyan, and the two clash in a battle that shatters the terrain around them. Gohan cunningly lures Broly into a volcanic pit, where the lava consumes both combatants, and Gohan collapses from exhaustion, only to be rescued in the nick of time by Krillin. Moments later, Broly resurfaces with new ferocity and launches a brutal attack on Gohan, overpowering him after knocking Krillin aside. Videl arrives in a burst of resolve, attempting to intervene, but Her effort is not enough to halt Broly’s onslaught. Fueled by a surge of protective determination, Gohan struggles to free himself, channels a poised Kamehameha, and fires it toward the rampaging foe.

The Legendary Saiyan meets the belonging conflict as Broly counters with a colossal energy sphere, a battle that threatens everyone nearby. Goten and Trunks join the energy struggle, their waves of power meeting Broly’s with a thunderous collision. In a moment of fate, the Dragon Balls respond to the children’s desperate wish for their father’s aid, and Goku makes a dramatic appearance, to an astonished and confused reception. Father and sons combine their strength, chanting a Kamehameha with a united focus, but Broly endures the initial onslaught. In a final, shared effort, the family’s power converges into a massive Father-Sons Kamehameha that blasts Broly out into space. The force of the impact carries him toward the sun, where he meets his end in a brilliant, blazing collision.

With the threat vanquished, the dust settles and the questions linger. Gohan and Goten wonder if their father was ever truly there in the heat of battle, even as they share in the relief and gratitude that come with survival. The group—Gohan, Goten, Trunks, Krillin, and Videl—reunites in a quiet moment of celebration, a reminder that family and teamwork can turn the most dire danger into a hard-won victory. The world continues to turn around them, but on this night, they’ve not just survived—they’ve stood together against a force that tested the very limits of their strength, hope, and resolve.