Dragon Ball Z · Episode 199
Don't Let Victory Get Away!! Finish With an Ultra-Fast Kamehame-Ha
Aired Friday, September 14, 2001 · 24 min
Filler episode. Not adapted from the manga, so it's safe to skip. The story continues in episode 200 →
Source: AnimeFillerList and MyAnimeList episode flags, 10 Nov 2026. Full filler list
Other World Saga arc (filler) · episode 5 of 5Dragon Ball Z arcs in order →
Opening: “Cha-La Head-Cha-La” by Hironobu KageyamaEnding: “Dete Koi Tobikiri ZENKAI Power!”
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- Opening
- ~0:00–2:05 (2m 5s)
- Ending
- ~22:50–24:28 (1m 38s)
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Synopsis
The final round of the Other World Tournament climbs to conclusion, as Goku and Pikkon power up to their most explosive levels! Goku may be a Super Saiyan, but can he withstand Pikkon's unbelievable Thunder Flash Attack?! And that's not all! While Goku's been fighting in Other World, seven years have passed on Earth! Gohan is a teenager!
Synopsis excerpt via Kitsu.
Where to watch
Dragon Ball Z episode 199 FAQ
When does Dragon Ball Z episode 199 come out?
Dragon Ball Z episode 199 aired on Friday, September 14, 2001.
What time does Dragon Ball Z episode 199 release?
Kitsu has the date but not a broadcast time for this episode. Japanese TV anime typically air in the evening or late night JST.
Where can I watch Dragon Ball Z episode 199?
Dragon Ball Z streams on Crunchyroll, Hulu. Availability depends on your region.
Which arc is Dragon Ball Z episode 199 in?
Episode 199 is part of the Other World Saga arc, a filler arc, which runs from episode 195 to 199.
What are the opening and ending of Dragon Ball Z episode 199?
The opening is “Cha-La Head-Cha-La” by Hironobu Kageyama. The ending is “Dete Koi Tobikiri ZENKAI Power!”. Every Dragon Ball Z opening and ending is listed on the openings & endings page.