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That was in the Trunks TV-Special. What I'm talking about is the scene with Chi-Chi. Chi-Chi is worried about Gohan and asking where he's been, her father replies saying that he's been fighting the androids alongside Trunks. She says Gohan'd have become a gr9 scholar or something by now if it wasn't for the androids' havoc. Then, Chi-Chi looks back at an old family photo of Goku, Chi-Chi and young Gohan. Happy times. She says she doesn't care about any Androids and just wants Gohan to come-back home. The photo shows Goku as a father (unlike DB-Super :mikey :mikey :mikey ) and shows how happy they were before all of the stuff happening. Now Goku was dead, Gohan is trying his best to protect the earth from the Androids and Chi-Chi is alone with her father. Also shows Gohan's growth in character, because as you can see in the photo he looks like he did at the beginning of DragonBall Z, where he was young, polite, happy but also can also scared like when Raditz came, showing he was just a young person but in the TV-Special itself years later he's protecting the Earth like his father (but without his father or his friends). I know everyone always says Chi-Chi is annoying and stuff, but you can't help but feel sorry for her in the future time-line.
On another note it's also sad how Gohan gave-up all his dreams in the future just to protect the world from the Androids. He could have studied and then also protected the earth from the Androids at the same time, instead he gave-up all his time protecting the earth and training Trunks because they were the last two who could protect the earth. Gohan is doing all this without anyone of his old Z-Fighter allies by his side, like his father had all the time, but is still fighting for the peace of the earth, standing strong, not showing his sadness at everyone dying. A true Hero. In a way that made me all the more happy that in the series time-line he actually just got to do what he wanted to do and follow his dreams, even-though many people didn't like how Gohan turned-out post-Cell.
The people who wrote and directed the TV-Special were gr9.
On another note it's also sad how Gohan gave-up all his dreams in the future just to protect the world from the Androids. He could have studied and then also protected the earth from the Androids at the same time, instead he gave-up all his time protecting the earth and training Trunks because they were the last two who could protect the earth. Gohan is doing all this without anyone of his old Z-Fighter allies by his side, like his father had all the time, but is still fighting for the peace of the earth, standing strong, not showing his sadness at everyone dying. A true Hero. In a way that made me all the more happy that in the series time-line he actually just got to do what he wanted to do and follow his dreams, even-though many people didn't like how Gohan turned-out post-Cell.
The people who wrote and directed the TV-Special were gr9.
