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Dragon Ball Super: Broly‘s January 16, 2019 North American premiere is right around the corner, and now it’s time to take a look at the English dub cast. Funimation shared a video and a full cast lineup ahead of the English debut, so see who’s …Read more »
It’s fair to say the hype for Dragon Ball Super: Broly is going full saiyan. Now we’ve got the final trailer for the new film before it hits Japanese theaters December 14—and it’s got English subtitles. Aside from giving us a look at some new …Read more »
Dragon Ball Super: Broly hits screens in the U.S. January 16, 2019. That’s the word from Funimation, who have licensed the new Dragon Ball film. Before it goes wide, Broly will have its English-dubbed premiere December 13 at the Chinese Theater in Los Angeles. Before …Read more »
Ever wished you could have a functional, highly-detailed replica of Dragon Ball ’s Dragon Radar? It is your lucky day. For a mere ¥10,800 (about $100), Bulma’s Dragon Ball-tracking device is yours. Created by Complete Selection Animation as part of the celebration of Dragon Ball …Read more »
Here’s a nice, simple poll from our buddies at ranking site Goo: who’s your favorite green-haired anime gal? Without further ado, Japan's top 20 greenies! 20. Amber Darker than Black 18 (tie). Tama Gintama 18 (tie). Aiko Kudō Baka and Test 17. Asa Shigure Shuffle! …Read more »
Live-action fan films seem to be all the rage these days. From Joseph Kahn's racy Power Rangers short to Robot Underdog's live-action version of Dragon Ball 's android saga , and the Frieza short by Australian group Deerstalker pictures, this year has seen its fair …Read more »
Dragon Ball Z films are strange beasts. Taking place between the series’ all-important sagas, the films have traditionally been side stories rife with inconsistencies and canonical errors. As such, fans have relegated even the best of the DBZ films to the category “fun but inconsequential.” …Read more »
This is the first time in 10 years (18 if you don’t count the dubbed version) that new episodes of a Dragon Ball television show have aired. This has been something that fans of the franchise have been clamoring for since the end of Dragon …Read more »
Tokyo-based band BACK-ON has been making high-energy music for anime openings and themselves for a little over a decade now. After breaking onto the scene with “Chain,” the opening song for 2006’s Air Gear , they’ve since gone on to create openings and endings for …Read more »
You might remember the hub-bub in Japan around the release of the Dragon Ball Z film Battle of Gods ; we at OUSA of course offered you the finest in Goku KFC coverage at the time. Months have gone by, and the film has been …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 »
The first order of business here is fairly straight forward. As revealed at Katsucon this past weekend, FUNimation has acquired the rights to the 1998 series Trigun —based on Yasuhiro Nightow's manga of the same name—from Flying Dog, Inc. The series will once again be …Read more »
The tale of Goku, the world's strongest and yet most strangely underdeveloped fourteen-year-old, begins here, in a world where almost everyone of any importance is incompetent, a pervert, or both. Akira Toriyama was in what I like to refer to as his "white hot" phase, …Read more »
As strange as it is to get into talking about Dragon Ball Z in "seasons•bCrLf rather than arcs, it's exciting enough for me to see that FUNimation's release of Season Four contains two of my favorite arcs in the series, so I guess it's a …Read more »
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