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  Copyright: Dragonball, Dragonball z, and Dragonball Super are properties of Toei Animation and Shueisha  brevity and ethics: no affiliations just a fan. (thank you Anime Select for uploading the trailer) Today, a major announcement sent a ripple through the Dragon Ball fandom equal parts excitement and cautious skepticism. During the Genkidamatsuri event celebrating Dragon Ball’s 40th anniversary, legendary voice actress Masako Nozawa and executive producer Akio Iyoku officially revealed the next chapter of the franchise: Dragon Ball Super: The Galactic Patrol . Naturally, the announcement lit up the community. However, not all reactions were pure hype. Many fans were hoping for confirmation that the long-awaited Moro and Granolah arcs would finally make their animaed debut. Instead, the reveal came with very little concrete information, leaving fans myself included holding their breath. The hesitation is understandable. The Granolah arc, in particular, generated significant...

Copyright: Dragon Ball z and Dragon Ball z: Tree of might are property of Shonen Jump, Fuji TV and Akira Toriyama.  Ethics and brevity: I have no affiliation with Dragon ball z or  Akira Toriyama. I'm just a fan   Our story begins in the vastness of space, where a mysterious spacecraft charts a course for a small blue planet we know well—Earth. But before we get too serious, we switch to a peaceful scene of our heroes—Krillin, Bulma, Oolong, and Gohan—enjoying a good old-fashioned camping trip. Well, mostly enjoying it. Gohan, poor kid, brought along some schoolwork, which earns him a fair amount of teasing from his pals. It’s a lighthearted start, setting the stage for the action-packed chaos to come.   As night falls, the tranquility is shattered when that earlier spacecraft crash-lands, igniting a massive wildfire. The flames rage through the forest, displacing wildlife and decimating the landscape. But this is Dragon Ball Z, after all, and when in doubt—po...

copyright: Dragonball, Dragonball z, Dragonball gt, and Dragonball super are owned by Funimation, Suiesha ,tv tokyo and Akira Toriyama brevity and ethics: i have no association with these properties im just a fan Dragon Ball Z has become a bona fide media juggernaut, with a sprawling empire spanning manga, anime, collectibles, and video games. So let's explore the vast and vibrant world of Dragon Ball Z video games, from the fighting games to the adventures, and everything in between. From stunning visuals to unforgettable gameplay, this galaxy-spanning franchise has something for every Z-fighter. So let's get our Zenkai boost and jump into the action, because there’s a lot to discover and discuss when it comes to the world of Dragon Ball Z video games. 1. Dragonball z: Budokai copyright: Dragonball Z: Budokai is property of Namco Bandai While not reaching the height of its successors like Budokai 3, the original Dragonball Z Budokai game is still a masterwork and one of the be...

Copyright: Dragonball, Dragonball Z and Bojack Unbound are all property of FUNimation, Toei Animation, Namco Bandai Sueisha And Akira Toriyama Brevity and ethics: i have no affiliation with Dragonball, Dragonball z or the series as a whole. im just a fan.  Bojack Unbound is considered by many to be the most distinct Dragon Ball Z movie. Unlike previous antagonists, Bojack presents as a subtle, chess-like villain, unlike in-your-face bad guys like Cooler and Broly. Despite his absence in the first two thirds of the movie, Bojack's cunning mind and calculated moves make him one of the memorable bad guys in the franchise's canon.  Let’s discuss the movie as a whole. Story: At the movie's onset, a wealthy individual hosts a martial arts tournament as a gift for his son's birthday. The event is met with a diverse turnout, including extraterrestrial combatants battling the Z Fighters and Mr. Satan, with a monetary incentive offered.  The first third of that is our he...

This is the end of a 3 part review,  part 1  and  part 2  are here for you to read to catch up. So far, we've been through hell and back as we fought against the likes of Frieza, Cell and Majin Buu and their dark ally's to save and fix the timeline to its true form. but now, we have to end this, and fix the timeline as a whole, to save the universe and every iteration and form.  I dont just feel like an 8 year old fan watching this on Toonami, i feel like a fan of the series living out every daydream and fanfiction we've ever written. And im absolutely loving it.  story:  The duel with Whis is a riveting one. His might is comparable to Broly's, but his quickness and nimbleness are remarkable, perpetually a pace ahead of us. However, we manage to outsmart him utilizing our combos and Instant Transmission. After Beerus and Whis depart, the Supreme Kai of Time recognizes that Towa and Mira are out of alternatives - they have deployed every form...