by Joseph Luster February 26, 2015

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Earlier this week we posted about Joseph Kahn’s POWER/RANGERS “bootleg” short, and now it’s time for another beloved series to become a fan film. Dragon Ball Z: Light of Hope is Robot Underdog’s attempt at turning The History of Trunks special into a live-action series, and you can see how it turned out in the pilot episode below. 

There’s also a video showing a behind-the-scenes look at the stunts and action.

Anyone who wants to see more of this can donate to Robot Underdog directly.

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