Krillin takes on Goku's Spirit Bomb when he’s unable to follow through. While Krillin misses and Vegeta doesn't die, he sets Gohan up to deflect it back into the Saiyan Prince and do major damage.

The half-Saiyan wants to test Krillin’s skills and see if he is strong enough to take part in the Tournament of Power. The preview then shows a montage of shots wherein Krillin goes off on Gohan.

Perspective is also flipped to show Gohan and Krillin flying at the reader, with Bulma in the background yelling at them for going too fast. In addition to this new dialogue, the poses of Krillin ...

It seems Krillin will be a bit hesitant to join up for the tournament, but the fighter can never say no to Goku. As for Gohan, fans are a bit surprised to see the fighter so amped for battle.

Gohan & Krillin from Dragon Ball Z Original Artwork. Credit: Heritage Auctions Dragon Ball Z Krillin and Gohan Animation Drawings and Layout Drawing Group of 3 (Toei Animation, c. 1989-96).

Krillin demonstrates how crucial it is to be aware of the rules and limitations of this tournament. With Gohan out before the episode even reaches its act break, Goku steps in to further test Krillin.

2 Most Of The Ginyu Force Guldo stopped Krillin and Gohan with his powers but ultimately lost his head to Vegeta Burter and Jeice put up a good fight but were no match for Goku and Vegeta ...

After all, Android 16 and Gohan were close but not Goku-Krillin close (with the latter's death being the prime motivation for Goku's initial Super Saiyan transformation).

Bandai Namco released a funky new clip for their upcoming Nintendo 3DS game Dragon Ball Fusions, showing off some more of its character fusion possibilities.