In his Super Saiyan 2 form, Cell activated the fourfold Kaioken. The explosive surge in power made his aura terrifying beyond measure.
Gogeta's expression also turned grave. If he could use the Kaioken as well, he could have continued to suppress his opponent.
But this was his first time using Fusion. Vegeta did not know the Kaioken, so there was no way for them to use it in sync.
Though Gogeta's life was not in danger, there was not much Fusion time left. It could be said that he had already lost.
Gogeta did not despair. He knew that Son Gohan, who had taught him Fusion, must have made arrangements and prepared a backup plan.
His task now was to buy enough time for Son Gohan to use his trump card.
He could fuse with Vegeta, so Son Gohan could also fuse with Eliza or Trunks.
Given Son Gohan's current strength, if he used Fusion, he would undoubtedly be stronger than Gogeta after fusing with Vegeta.
In that case, he would give it everything he had to buy Son Gohan enough time, while exhausting as much of Cell's energy as possible to create better conditions for their victory!
Having clarified his goal, Gogeta continuously raised his aura amid a roar, while also trying to use the Kaioken.
Cell did not choose to attack. Instead, he watched coldly. No matter how much Gogeta powered up, it was useless unless he could use the Kaioken too.
But if Gogeta could use it, he would have done so long ago. He would not have waited until now, so Cell was completely fearless.
Originally, Cell should have defeated Gogeta as quickly as possible before killing Son Gohan and Eliza, which would have secured his victory completely.
Yet whether it was Son Goku's or Vegeta's