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Dragon Ball Z: Doragon bôru zetto (1989–1996) 8.7
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Jôji Yanami | ... |
Narrator
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Masako Nozawa | ... |
Son Gohan
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Mayumi Tanaka | ... |
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Toshio Furukawa | ... |
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Hiromi Tsuru | ... |
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Narrator
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Christopher Sabat | ... |
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Sean Schemmel | ... |
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Sonny Strait | ... |
Krillin
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Takeshi Kusao | ... |
Trunks
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Daisuke Gôri | ... |
Mister Satan
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Hirotaka Suzuoki | ... |
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Naoko Watanabe | ... |
Chi-Chi
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Tôru Furuya | ... |
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Tiffany Vollmer | ... |
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Storyline
Five years after the end of "Dragonball", Son Gokû reunites with his friends, bringing along his four-year old son Gohan. Gohan is not like his father; he'd rather study than fight. Raditz, a warrior from space lands on earth searching for someone named "Kakarot". He reveals himself as Raditz of the Sayans, the older brother of Kakarot! And Kakarot turns out to be Gokû! With two other Sayans coming to earth, can Gokû and the Z Warriors withstand the onslaught!? Written by Evan Jacobson <mrsatan@geocities.com>
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Country:
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JapaneseRelease Date:
26 April 1989 (Japan) See more »Also Known As:
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Runtime:
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Vegeta: If you give up now I promise to turn you into something useful, like a toaster or a washing machine.
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("Come Out, Incredible 'Zenkai' Power!")
Performed by MANNA
Music by Takeshi Ike
Lyrics by Naruhisa Arakawa
Arrangement by Kenji Yamamoto
First ending theme (episodes 1-199)
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I was going to write a huge long comment on this, but a lot of people really seem to hate this show so I just can't be bothered preaching to the unconvertable. I will say, however, I am a big fan of anime and this is one of my favourites. It's certainly my favourite anime TV series. People don't seem to realise that this is for kids, so screw the voice acting (which is better than many other kids shows) and animation (which is also better than many other kids shows). Comparing this to serious anime like Akira is like comparing He-Man to Gladiator. DBZ is light on the brain and heavy on the adrenal gland. Once you get into it it becomes very addictive, and your imagination covers over any bad acting or animation. Unless you have no imagination... Watch it from the beginning and just let yourself get sucked in to the amazing fights and ever increasing displays of power.