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Dragon Ball: Doragon bôru (1986–1989) 8.6
Son Gokû, a fighter with a monkey tail, goes on a quest with an assortment of odd characters in search of the Dragon Balls, a set of crystals that can give its bearer anything they desire. |
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Masako Nozawa | ... |
Son Gokû
(153 episodes, 1986-1989)
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Jôji Yanami | ... |
Narrator
(153 episodes, 1986-1989)
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Doug Parker | ... |
Beast Oolong
(151 episodes, 1986-1989)
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Hiromi Tsuru | ... |
Bulma
(114 episodes, 1986-1989)
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Mayumi Tanaka | ... |
Kuririn
(105 episodes, 1986-1989)
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Tôru Furuya | ... |
Yamcha
(101 episodes, 1986-1989)
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Naoko Watanabe | ... |
Puar
(101 episodes, 1986-1989)
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Kôhei Miyauchi | ... |
Kamesennin Muten Roshi
(100 episodes, 1986-1989)
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Naoki Tatsuta | ... |
Oolong
(91 episodes, 1986-1989)
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Mami Koyama | ... |
Lunch
(78 episodes, 1986-1989)
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Kenji Utsumi | ... |
Announcer
(71 episodes, 1986-1989)
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Hirotaka Suzuoki | ... |
Tenshinhan
(64 episodes, 1987-1989)
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What starts off as a bizarre re-telling of the Chinese legend "Journey to the West" quickly transforms into pure madness. On a twisted version of Earth, the ridiculously strong child-fighter Son Gokû is joined by several companions in the quest for the seven "dragon balls", which, when assembled, will summon the Grand Dragon, who will grant the bearer of the balls one single wish. The problem is, the Grand Dragon can only be invoked once a year, and villains battle Gokuu and friends constantly for possession of the Dragon Balls. Written by Mike Toole <micabob@ix.netcom.com>
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(Mysterious Adventure!)
Performed by Hiroki Takahashi
Lyrics by Yuriko Mori
Music by Takeshi Ike
Arrangement by Kôhei Tanaka
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In the episode in which Bulma, Goku, and Oolong are camping out in the desert, there is a scene in which a nude Bulma looks out the window, and glare covers her bare breasts. Contrary to popular belief, this scene is not edited for the dub. The glare is there in all versions, uncut Japanese included. See more »Goofs
Goku starts out in the tenth anniversary special wearing the same gi he wore at the beginning of Dragon Ball (all blue.) But not long into the movie, he has switched into the outfit Kid Goku wears in Dragon Ball GT (blue top, tan pants.) See more »Crazy Credits
The closing credits are a montage of images based on covers from the "Dragon Ball" manga. See more »Connections
Edited into Dragon Ball Z Kai: Tatakai no makuake! Kaettekita Son Goku (2009) See more »Soundtracks
"Makafushigi Adobenchâ!"(Mysterious Adventure!)
Performed by Hiroki Takahashi
Lyrics by Yuriko Mori
Music by Takeshi Ike
Arrangement by Kôhei Tanaka
(Opening theme)
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I have watched this show and i guarantee its good. Well it may start off a little slow but it gets really good. It's child friendly and adults will enjoy it too. Like Dragonball Z and Dragonball Gt it will keep your interest. The fighting and powers of the warriors can keep children and adults all over the world amused. The show does have a little bit humor to it than the other two series, but thats what it was originally created for. The humor doesn't stop the show from having a good plot. Throughout the show they have great adventures and they always meet new allies and villains. To the last comment, I wouldn't say that your comment wasn't true, but I don't want to say it was true. The creators have made special uncut versions, but those must be bought on DVD or VHS. The edited version airs on television. They just wouldn't put extreme adult content on a show for children. So, what if a few of the characters like girl magazines and one is obsessed with females its all part of the humor. There are no female body parts that are revealed in the show, not even on the uncut versions. So, when i was reading the last comment I figured that the person who wrote must be misjudged. Watch the edited version. If you are not offended by anything enjoy the uncut version which is more adult oriented.