Gohan (Cell Saga) (What If 2)

Gohan, in this What If, is the result of what could've happened if Gohan continued to train under Piccolo after The Cell Games, and eventually achieve Super Saiyan 3.

Appearance
This Gohan is near identical to that of the one from The Cell Games, wearing a purple gi with purple pants, brown shoes, a blue sash around his waist, and blue headbands.

Personality
Gohan, here, is addicted to power and training, stating that he will never stop training and even lambasting Gohan (Buu Saga) for stopping his training. He is incredibly cocky and boasts him power, and yet, Gohan appears to lack his signature intellect, a clear indicator that he abandoned his studies. This is shown as he recklessly uses Super Saiyan 3, despite it's drawbacks; which eventually leads to his downfall.

What If #2
In What #2, Gohan is powers up, which attracts Gohan (Buu Saga), whom he immediately attacks and the two battle. Gohan is unpredictable in this battle and proves difficult for his counterpart, however, after succumbing to the drawbacks of Super Saiyan 3, he is easily defeated by Gohan (Buu Saga); stating that transformations aside, he is already at his full potential.

Power
In the [What-If Universe Official Power Scaling], Gohan is ranked the following:


 * Rank 76 (Super Saiyan 3)

Gohan is credited of being the strongest incarnation of his time, and is clearly far stronger than the Super Perfect Cell of his time. This Gohan's mind is clouded by his powerlust, and therefore makes him unpredictable and dangerous in battle. Despite this, he is weaker than both his father in Super Saiyan 3, in the Buu Saga, as well as himself in the Buu Saga.

Trivia

 * This version of Gohan's existence is debatable, as not even Gohan (Buu Saga), is sure whether or not the battle was real or a dream.
 * If this battle was a dream, this would make Gohan the second combatant to not truly exist, after Broly (What If 1)
 * However, Gohan's knowledge of the fact that Gohan (Buu Saga) stopped his training, hints at the fact that he is merely a figment of Gohan (Buu Saga)'s imagination, and could even possibly represent his resentment for stopping.