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Revision as of 07:19, 19 September 2007
| Dragon Ball Z | |
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| Original Manga | Akira Toriyama |
| Director/Artist | Akira Toriyama |
| Format | Anime |
| Made By | Toei Animation |
| Episode Length | 1989-1996 |
| # of Eps/Volumes | 291 Episodes |
Contents
Genre
Sum it up in a Sentence:
The mightiest warriors in the universe collide to control the greatest force of all; the legendary Dragon Balls!
Main Description
Dragon Ball Z is the continuing story of Son Goku, star of the Dragon Ball series, and his numerous battles against foes thousands of times more powerful than any he's confronted before. To protect those he loves Goku battles powerful Saiya-jin warriors, unstoppable alien foes, the intergalactic lord Freeze, futuristic androids, and ultimate evil. Goku is joined by a host of colorful friends, also powerful in their own rights, as well as by his children and former foes like Piccolo and Vegeta.
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Personal Opinions
Zackarotto
This is actually an extremely touching show for those who grew up with it and have seen it in Japanese as was intended; most people who have will tell you it's one of their all-time favorites, if they've got the balls to admit it. Myself included. Nowadays it might seem like it isn't worth getting into, especially considering that any boxsets are either of horrendous quality or extremely expensive. Reading the Dragonball manga, however, will always be a good idea. The artist Akira Toriyama is respected as the greatest master at what he does by everybody who is drawing manga in Japan today, and with good reason. Plus with the manga you don't have to worry about the "six episodes in a row of powering up" cliche.
