"Are you next...?" Fortune Teller Baba stared at He-El rather strangely. "A flyer planning to use the advantage of the air against Mummy Man...?"
"No need." He-El glanced at Fortune Teller Baba, flew from the stands to the tongue corridor, and landed in front of Mummy Man.
"Go, He-El!" Bulma shouted her encouragement.
"With Big Brother He-El stepping up, he'll definitely win," Goku said with absolute certainty.
Though he did not know why Big Brother He-El had made him the final fighter.
The strongest should obviously have been saved for last.
"I forgot to tell you, no one has ever defeated Mummy Man," Fortune Teller Baba said with a dry, eerie laugh, looking quite pleased with herself.
"He's actually that powerful? No one has ever beaten Mummy Man!" Bulma and Puar were somewhat surprised.
"I can sense that Mummy Man isn't overwhelmingly powerful. The gap between him and me isn't as vast as heaven and earth, and he doesn't feel as boundless as the sky to me. So... Mummy Man will lose to Senior He-El," Yamcha said, shooting Fortune Teller Baba a glance as he showed complete confidence in He-El.
"That's right. Mummy Man will definitely lose to He-El." Bulma nodded firmly in agreement.
"Then we'll see." Fortune Teller Baba glared at them unhappily, then turned and shouted toward the tongue corridor. "Now, begin the match!"
At one end of the tongue corridor, Mummy Man wore a confident, contemptuous expression. "Another one? I hope this one lets me stretch my limbs a little. I've only just finished warming up..."
Suddenly.
Before Mummy Man could finish speaking, He-El broke the sound barrier from a standing start in the distance, blasting out a shockwave as he transformed into a black blur and charged straight at him.
Before Mummy Man could finish his