The next DragonBallSuper Card Game set Critical Blow will be ushered in with a round of promo cards featuring characters including Cell Max. DBSCG DragonBall
. So far, we don't know anything about this set other than those facts and information regarding a few promo cards. Today, let's take a look at some of those promo cards released in support ofDragon Ball Super Card GameHe is created by Dr. Hedo, the brilliant son of Dr. Gero and Vomi.
Hedo was hired by the new Red Ribbon Army to create a version of Cell even more powerful than the original, which, contrary to the initial rumors, makes Cell Max an entirely different character from Cell. Cell Max is never completed because he is released in his raw and animalistic form during Gohan's raid on the Red Ribbon Army. Cell Max is crushingly powerful and even bests Piccolo in his new Orange Piccolo form. It takes Gohan evolving to his new Gohan Beast form to kill Cell Max.
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