INTRODUCTION:
The Dragon Ball Z series is one of the finest animes out there, as any fan of Japanese animation will tell you. The series has a "love it or hate it" reputation, but those fans who get into the series are totally immersed by it for a number of reasons. Young people love the series for the fast-paced action and adventure, while older fans enjoy it for the sheer number of characters, and the way they are developed and evolve over the course of time. It's no wonder the series is considered Akira Toriyama's magnum opus, and by far the best of the three Dragon Ball series. When Toei animation made Dragon Ball into an anime, they didn't copy Toriyama's mangas verbatim. They added in many sagas and plot elements not in the manga, often as a result so that the manga and anime were released at the same pace. Toei even created movies based on the series! There were thirteen movies, two television specials, and one OVA/OAV. While not usually canon to the storyline, they are an undeniable part of the Dragon Ball Z franchise that can't be ignored

• Actors: Masako Nozawa, Ryô Horikawa,Takeshi Kusao,
• Yûko Minaguchi,Hikaru Midorikawa, See more
• Format: Animated, Color, DVD-Video, NTSC
• Language: English, Japanese
• Region: Region 1 (U.S. and Canada only.
• Number of discs: 1
• Studio: FUNimation Productions
• DVD Release Date: March 28, 2006
• Run Time: 55 minutes
  

THE STORY:
Goku's dead, and he's fighting against his rival Pikkon in an afterworld tournament. Nothing can ever go wrong in the afterlife, with everyone already dead.
The ogre in charge of running a machine that extracts the evil from souls falls asleep on the job, and is infused with the very energy he was supposed to eliminate. Before long the afterworld is distorted badly, and a new demon is terrorizing hell. The undead return to Earth, and Goku finds himself in a battle he surely never would have expected. Meeting up with Vegeta, he knows there's only one way to win this fight - Dance Fusion.

THE DUBBED VERSION:
Lots of people tend to bash FUNimation's dub of the Dragon Ball Z series? Why? It's inaccurate and sometimes just plain stupid. They can do good dubbed versions for plenty of other animes, such as Full Metal Alchemist, but every time they've tried dubbing Toriyama's classic, they butcher it to hell. The nu metal they put in as background music only further defiles the original series. Stick with the uncut subbed track.
OVERALL:
Get it. Dragon Ball Z movies don't get any better than this.
Price: $14.99

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