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Five years after the end of "Dragon Ball", Son Gokû reunites with his friends, bringing along his four-year old son, Gohan. Son Gohan is not like his father; he'd rather study than fight. Raditz, a warrior from space lands on earth searching for someone named "Kakarotto". He reveals himself as Raditz of the Saiyajin, the older brother of Kakarotto! And Kakarotto turns out to be Son Gokû! With two other Saiyajin coming to earth, can Gokû and the Z Warriors withstand the onslaught!?
The adventures of Earth's martial arts defender Son Goku continue with a new family and the revelation of his alien origin. Now Goku and his allies must defend the planet from an onslaught of new extraterrestrial enemies.
I first saw Dragon Ball Z on the International Channel. It was entirely in Japanese with no subtitles, yet I could still get the gist of the story. When tried watching the English dub on Cartoon Network, I couldn't get over it. It was an entirely different show. The music is different, the dubbing is horrible, they cut out huge scenes practically blotting entire episodes, digitize out a lot of the blood, change a lot of the great lines, for some reason change a lot of the names, and basically change plot points. I couldn't stand it. Since then, I've gone to collecting it on DVD so I can watch the show as I am accustomed to watching, in Japanese. It's definitely not for children. It has profanity (and for some reason some of the profanity is in English some of it is your basic "k'usos"), nudity, blood, violence, and a lot of death (see Bejita;). I keep my kids from watching those. They can see it on Cartoon Network if they want. That's just fine. The show was definitely "dumbed down" for children as if should have been for a non "Adult Swim" show. (But don't ask me why CN never thought DBZ qualified for Adult Swim instead of "Inuyasha.") However, if you are an adult, and want to watch the best anime show this side of "Akira," definitely watch DBZ, but ONLY in Japanese.
The reason why DBZ is so long because the manga lasted 11 years. The anime writers had to make fillers because sometime they were catching up to the manga story. So they had to give the manga writer some breathing. I also recall the character in YYH had to train before or during the battles. YYH characters are not all that interesting while some of DBZ like Vegeta, Piccolo, Gohan Trunks and Goku are more interesting then the entire cast of YYH. At lest Goku has lost some battles in both series while Yuske has yet to lost. How lame is that? And don't get me started on the music from YYH. Eh, I don't know. I liked the Buu saga. Not because of its story, which was the most ridiculous of the three, but because it had some of the coolest battles in the show. I also love the furious game of one-ups that goes on between Buu and the good guys (Goku goes SSJ3, then has to leave. Then Gotenks arrives, but Buu becomes Super Buu. Gotenks goes SSJ3, but then diffuses, but is saved by Gohan who kicks the crap out of Buu. Buu counters by absorbing Gotenks and Piccolo, then Goku comes to fuse with Gohan, but Buu absorbs him, so Goku finally fuses with Vegeta, but Buu absorbs them, but then they rescue the others from inside his body, but then he becomes Kid Buu, etc etc etc). One side keeps topping the other throughout the whole saga, which left me on the edge of my seat when I first saw it. I don't really see why they had to make GT though. I guess because the fans wanted to see what it was like for the Z squad when they grew up, but if you ask me, the Buu saga took care of that pretty nicely.

There is only 1 Season with 291 Episodes for the original Japanese broadcasting. However, the series is usually divided in "Sagas". For USA viewers, there's no simple answer to this question, since the seasons that aired on USA TV are not the same as the ones that were released in the DVD season sets. If you're going by the seasons that aired on USA TV, there are 7. 1 - Saiyan Saga. 2 - Namek Saga. 3 - Captain Ginyu Saga, Frieza Saga. The Garlic Jr. Saga aired on Cartoon Network as a "mini-series" between Season 3 and 4. 4 - Trunks Saga, Android Saga, All Cell Sagas. 5 - Buu Saga Part 1. 6 - Buu Saga Part 2. 7 - Buu Saga Part 3. The season sets released on DVD use a different format, and there are 9 of them total. 1 - Saiyan Saga (with beginning of Invisible Spaceship stuff). 2 - Namek and Ginyu Saga. 3 - Frieza Saga 4 - Garlic Jr. Saga, Trunks Saga, Android Saga. 5 - Imperfect Cell Saga, Perfect Cell Saga. 6 - Cell Games Saga. 7- Afterlife Tournament, World Tournament. 8 - Babidi, Buu. 9 - Fusion/Kid Buu/Epilogue. Goku left his Power Pole at Kami's Lookout in Dragon Ball. It serves as an elevator up to Kami's Lookout from Master Karin's Tower. Though he does use it in the Dead Zone movie, and Gohan uses it in the World's Strongest movie (though this is one of the many movie plot holes, it should be at the Kami/Karin Tower Link.) Indeed, other Z-Fighters later train at the lookout, so they would (most likely) need the pole there to be able to reach Kami's place. Why Goku stops using Kinton is never really given an explanation, and it does, indeed, show up in the first beginning of Dragon Ball Z. The most likely answer is because it became obsolete to Goku, since he learns the bukujutsu (flying technique). In later sagas he can fly far faster than the cloud could ever carry him, and he eventually learns the Shunkanido ("Instant Transmission technique" in some dubbs), which is a far more efficient form of transportation. Later we see that Goten uses the Kinton Cloud when Gohan first started High School. The drivers license episode was anime-only filler. There's also no mention made of why she doesn't use the Kinton Cloud to go to the store and get groceries; by this time in the series Goku isn't using it anymore, and it's been established in the past that she could ride it. One possible explanation is she is no longer pure at heart, as seen when adult Goku carry her on his arms while flying on Kinton.A few things. The "lost movie" The Plan to Eradicate the Saiyans, was never released in any form in USA. This is because it is based on an obscure Japan-only video game. However, a remade HD version (which features some differences from the original) is now available on the Raging Blast 2 video game. The 20th Anniversary Movie - Yo! Son Goku and His Friends Return! has never been released in USA either. There was a promo only Japanese home video release, but no word on an USA release yet. There are also two "lost episodes" of the original Dragon Ball, which include a traffic safety one, and a fire safety one. There are some "specials" in which what has happened in the series/movies/etc. is described, however these are Japanese only, and are even obscure over there. The Episode of Bardock special is not available in USA yet. As this is the JAPANESE title page of the Dragon Ball Z series, it will be updated with all the japanese episodes. a5c7b9f00b

Dragon Ball Z Full Movie Hd 1080p

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