What was your first Dragon Ball DVD?
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What was your first Dragon Ball DVD?
I just randomly thought of this today. What are you guys' first Dragon Ball DVDs? Here's the first one I ever had:
I got this sometime in the early 2000s. I'm not sure when. Someone bought it for me, presumably from Blockbuster, since that's the case it came in. (Though I've since swapped it for a better one.) However, the first I ever bought myself was the first Dragon Box Z, when I was getting back into the franchise around 2009-2010.
I got this sometime in the early 2000s. I'm not sure when. Someone bought it for me, presumably from Blockbuster, since that's the case it came in. (Though I've since swapped it for a better one.) However, the first I ever bought myself was the first Dragon Box Z, when I was getting back into the franchise around 2009-2010.
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My first was Dragon Ball GT season 1.
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This ugly son of a gun. I then got the Pioneer Movies and "Trunks - Mysterious Youth" before deciding DBZ wasn't worth the investment to collect at the time... many, many years later, the Dragon Boxes pulled me back in.
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The year: 2000. Christmas. I received a DVD player and "Trunks: Mysterious Youth" and "The History of Trunks" DVDs. It was a very Trunks Christmas.
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If I can remember correctly, I could have been either Movie 7, Path to Power or the First 2 GT singles. All of which were Funi of course.
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My first Dragon Ball DVD was DBZ Kai part 1 last year (Kai is the reason I came back into the DB fandom)
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My first and second Dragon Ball (Z) DVDs were these:
As for tapes, I got three VHS' 2 of GT dubbed in PT and Film 13 of Z in Spanish.
I wonder if I still have Film 12 in Spanish somewhere, I do remember throwing away the cover and case when I was younger, so silly.
As for tapes, I got three VHS' 2 of GT dubbed in PT and Film 13 of Z in Spanish.
I wonder if I still have Film 12 in Spanish somewhere, I do remember throwing away the cover and case when I was younger, so silly.
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Pioneer's/Geneon's Dragon Ball Z Movie Trilogy (unfortunately, I had to return the damn thing a couple days later once I found out the Movie 1 disc was defective.)
I think my next DBZ DVD was DBZ Movie 4, followed a month or so later by Movie 5 (seeing a trend here?)
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My first DVD would probably be Dead Zone (Pioneer). I bought these all kinda late because I had the VHS' at one point lol
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Back when I was all like, "Broly's powers is Maximum!", I saw the Movie 7 DVD at a ToysRUs and thought Super Android 13 was Broly. I knew he wasn't but it was wishful thinking. Anyway, I had never seen a DBZ DVD until that day so I begged my mom to buy it for me. I noticed there was a splash on the cover that said, "Includes Edited English Version Only". I was still unaware that DBZ was a Japanese cartoon, so I thought nothing of it.
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Whoa. This was my first one too! And my story is kinda similar, just switch Toys R Us with KB toys and Mom with Dad.Drabaz wrote:Back when I was all like, "Broly's powers is Maximum!", I saw the Movie 7 DVD at a ToysRUs and thought Super Android 13 was Broly. I knew he wasn't but it was wishful thinking. Anyway, I had never seen a DBZ DVD until that day so I begged my mom to buy it for me. I noticed there was a splash on the cover that said, "Includes Edited English Version Only". I was still unaware that DBZ was a Japanese cartoon, so I thought nothing of it.
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I remember thinking the same thing. Then I saw the almighty words "Japanimation" lolDrabaz wrote: I was still unaware that DBZ was a Japanese cartoon, so I thought nothing of it.
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This was my first Anime DVD. I was barely jumping on the DVD bandwagon. So glad I always follow suit with newer technologies!
This was my first Anime DVD. I was barely jumping on the DVD bandwagon. So glad I always follow suit with newer technologies!
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first VHS was Majin Buu: Atonement
first DVD was the first Broli movie
first DVD was the first Broli movie
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DBZ Season 1
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DVD? ahhh man I'd say it was one of the ultimate uncut DVD's
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First DVD: Bought three dubbed DVDs of the movies all in one go.
First DVD: Bought three dubbed DVDs of the movies all in one go.
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As far as tapes go...
It would be the last 3 episodes of the Ocean dragonball dub
It would be the last 3 episodes of the Ocean dragonball dub
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My first VHS was the one after Vegeta blows himself up against Buu.
My first DVD was Broly the legendary super saiyan and i hated it and the rock music. I wanted the music (Faulconer) from the show.
My first DVD was Broly the legendary super saiyan and i hated it and the rock music. I wanted the music (Faulconer) from the show.