This Thursday (23), Crunchyroll added the dubbed version of 13 Dragon Ball Z films to its catalog, as previously announced.
The titles were already available in the catalogue, but only with original audio and subtitles. Check out the list below:
- Dragon Ball Z: Death Zone (1989)
- Dragon Ball Z: The Strongest Man in the World (1990)
- Dragon Ball Z: The Tree of Might (1990)
- Dragon Ball Z: Lorde Slug (1991)
- Dragon Ball Z: The Battle of the Strongest Against the Strongest (1991)
- Dragon Ball Z: Cooler’s Return (1992)
- Dragon Ball Z: Super Androide 13 (1992)
- Dragon Ball Z: Broly, O Lendrio Super Saiyan (1993)
- Dragon Ball Z: The Galaxy on the Edge! A Very Amazing Guy (1993)
- Dragon Ball Z: Second Peril! The Super Warrior can’t sleep (1994)
- Dragon Ball Z: Bio-Broly – Destroy the Super Warriors! I Will Be the Winner! (1994)
- Dragon Ball Z: The Return of Fuso!! Goku and Vegeta (1995)
- Dragon Ball Z: Drago’s Fist explodes! If it’s not Goku, who can do it? (1995)
As a result, only two films from the Z saga are left on the platform: Battle of the Gods (2013) e Frieza’s Rebirth (2015).
Read more about Dragon Ball:
Dragon Ball appeared in 1984, being a creation of Akira Toriyamawhich had previously achieved success in Japan Dr. Slump (also published here by Panini).
Freely adapting the Chinese tale Journey to the West, it begins by telling the story of little Goku, a boy with extraordinary strength and a monkey’s tail, who has lived until then isolated from humanity. His life changes when a young adventurer named Bulma meets him, looking for one of the legendary Dragon Balls.
Together, they begin the search for the seven existing spheres, which together can grant any wish.
