Time to Die

Dragon Ball Z: Ultimate Tenkaichi, 2011Dragon Ball Z For Kinect, 2012 is a Rush Attack used by Cell in his Super Perfect form.
==Overview==
Cell slaps his opponent away, leaving them unconscious on the ground, completely helpless. He then fires an incredibly powerful finger beam at them, dealing massive damage.
==Usage==
After Vegeta witnessed Cell kill Future Trunks with a Full Power Death Beam, Vegeta goes on a rampage and fires his Maximum Flasher at Cell, followed by shooting many Ki Blasts. Cell emerges from the smoke unscathed and uses Time to Die on Vegeta, sending him flying to the ground. He then uses full powered Ki Blast, which Gohan jumps in front of in order to save Vegeta. Due to this, Gohan suffers a broken left arm.Dragon Ball Z episode 189, "Cell Returns!"
==Video Game Appearances==
*Dragon Ball Z Collectible Card Game
*Dragon Ball Z: Budokai
*Dragon Ball Z: Ultimate Tenkaichi
*Dragon Ball Z For Kinect
*Dragon Ball Z: Battle of Z
*Dragon Ball Xenoverse
*Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2
*Dragon Ball Legends
In the Dragon Ball Z Collectible Card Game, it is named Energy Blast.
In Ultimate Tenkaichi and Dragon Ball Z For Kinect, it is named Time to Die where it is one of Cell's Super Attacks in his Super Perfect form. When Cell uses this attack in Ultimate Tenkaichi, he fires the final blast with two fingers, as opposed to firing it with one finger in the manga/anime.
In Dragon Ball: Tap Battle, Cell uses a version called Perfect Finisher where he uses a yellow energy wave in place of the finger beam, and then ends with an extra energy wave.
In Battle of Z, it is Cell's Blast Spark.
==Gallery==
Battle of Z - Time to Die.png|Time to Die in Battle of Z
==References==
Category:Techniques
Category:Offensive techniques
Category:Energy waves
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