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Though the question was never really "if" but "when," FUNimation has confirmed their licensing of Dragon Ball Kai , and is planning on a release for this fiscal year. The first word of this announcement was caught by Daizenshuu EX via a FUNimation report on …Read more »
The unexpected death of Dragon Ball creator Akira Toriyama shook the anime and manga world and beyond. Now Toonami has declared it will honor Toriyama with a marathon of Dragon Ball Z Kai episodes this weekend. Toonami said on Facebook: As a tribute to anime …Read more »
Joji Yanami—a veteran of anime voice acting, with roles that span the beloved baseball anime Kyojin no Hoshi (Star of the Giants), Dragon Ball Z, and more—is no longer with us. As announced through his agency, Aoni Production, Yanami passed away on December 3. He …Read more »
A Tumblr Q&A that the Toonami team conducted today has confirmed that once Bleach ends it will be replaced by Dragonball Z Kai on November 8th of this year. It was announced back in May that the updated version of the show would be coming …Read more »
Over the weekend Cartoon Network's Toonami block took us back in time in a few ways. Not only did the Dragon Ball Z: Cooler's Revenge film air, but a couple of familiar faces were announced for the block during Toonami's Momocon panel. Dragon Ball Z …Read more »
According to the April issue of V Jump , which hits shelves on February 21, revised anime series Dragon Ball Z Kai is getting ready to return to television in Japan. The show previously ended along with the close of the Cell Saga in March …Read more »
Universal domination is a bad thing, but try telling that to the villains of Dragon Ball Z Kai. Those special Dragon Balls on the planet Namek sure are in high demand. Gohan and Krillin want them to bring back the dead (which isn’t as …Read more »
The first volume of Dragon Ball Z Kai ended as a cliffhanger, with Goku and Vegeta decking it out. The second volume, which contains thirteen episodes, gets right into the action. Though this is supposed to be Dragon Ball Z without the filler, there’s …Read more »
People born in the Year of the Dragon (of which 2024 is one) are said to be strong, fearless, energetic, and born leaders. But what constitutes the personality of a dragon — like a literal one — in anime is much broader. For example, Dragon Ball‘s …Read more »
Several anime from popular franchises have been added to Hulu this month. The following now all have their first seasons available on Hulu dubbed: Digimon Adventure: 2020, Dragon Ball Z Kai, Dragon Ball Z Kai: The Final Chapters, and Dragon Quest: The Adventures of Dai. …Read more »
Dragon Ball Super: SUPER HERO just keeps on supering. The film has now earned just over $30 million at the US box office, and that makes it one of the highest-grossing anime films of all time in US theaters. According to Box Office Mojo, the …Read more »
It’s not uncommon in Japan for the release of a manga to be advertised with giant murals at train stations. This technique hasn’t been used so much elsewhere, but thanks to Star Comics in Italy, that’s changing. The publisher has turned the Porta Genova metro …Read more »
It’s been a while since the anime adaptation of Daisuke Ashihara’s World Trigger was on the air, but it’s soon set to return with some updated staff members. Chief among the key players for the new season is Morio Hatano, who will be taking over …Read more »
Shortly after the news that Dragon Ball Z Abridged ended, Team Four Star began releasing videos on how exactly they made this fan-favorite fan series. They first released a 14-minute video about their work on the Saiyan Saga, with DBZA co-creators Lanipator and KaiserNeko explaining …Read more »
After 12 years of Ghost Nappa, the Krillin Owned count, and Goku’s muffin button, the fan-made parody series Dragon Ball Z Abridged is coming to an end as of Episode 60. Team Four Star members KaiserNeko and Lanipator uploaded a 14-minute video explaining the situation. …Read more »
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