DBZ Episode 131

"Android 20 grabs Piccolo from behind in order to steal his energy so he can defeat the Z fighters, but Gohan comes to Piccolo's rescue just in time. After eating a Senzu Bean to restore the energy Android 20 stole, Piccolo begins to fight with the Android. Meanwhile, Trunks has returned to the past and has discovered something different about these Androids- he's never seen them before! So where are the Androids he warned Goku about?" cannot be used as a page name in this wiki.

More Androids?! is the sixth episode of the Androids Saga and the one hundred thirty-first overall episode in the uncut version Dragon Ball Z series. The original Japanese title is "Jijitsu wa Mirai yori Osoroshii!? Torankusu no Giwaku" (事実は未来より恐ろしい!? トランクスの疑惑). The episode first aired on March 18, 1992. It's original American air date was September 21, 2000.

Summary

During the search, Android 20 attacks Piccolo and begins draining his energy. Gohan manages to save him before it's too late and, as the other Z Fighters gather around, Piccolo says he will fight the android alone. As the battle ensues, Android 20 is baffled to find Piccolo is much stronger than he anticipated. Meanwhile, Future Trunks has returned from the future and finds his last visit somehow changed the course of events. Vegeta finds out that trunks is his son. Trunks then notifies the rest of the Z fighters that he has never seen these androids before.

Battles

• Piccolo vs. Dr. Gero

Trivia

• Piccolo could not hear Android 20 chattering to himself plotting to steal Piccolo's energy nearby, which is highly unlikely considering that earlier during the Trunks Saga he could hear Goku talking with Future Trunks from across the crater, especially considering he was searching for Android 20 and would have been on high alert.
• When Android 20 was scanning the Z-Fighters to decide who to attack first, his sensors identified Tien and Krillin by their Japanese names (Tenshinhan and Kuririn, respectively). He also made a typographical error by spelling Piccolo as "Piccoro."