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Mister Satan

2026-04-21T18:13:03Z

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{{Infobox character
| name = Mister Satan
| jpn_name = ミスター・サタン (''Misutā Satan'')
| image =
{{tabber |
{{tab | Manga | [[File:Bio-mister_satan-manga.png|120px|Mister Satan (Manga)]]}}
{{tab | Anime | [[File:Bio-mister_satan-anime.png|120px|Mister Satan (Anime)]]}}
}}
| caption =
| eng_name = Mr. Hercule Satan (FUNimation) Hercule (Viz)
| name_pun = Satan
| manga_debut = [[Dragon Ball Chapter 393]]
| anime_debut = [[Dragon Ball Z Episode 173]]
| appears =
| creator =
| jpn_voice = [[Daisuke Gōri]] (Z, GT) [[Unshō Ishizuka]] (Kai, [[Dragon Ball: TAG VS|DB: TAG VS]] and all games following)
| ocean_voice = [[Don Brown]]
| funi_voice = [[Chris Rager]]
| birth = [[Age 736]]<ref name="data">{{Cite guidebook|Title="Human Racial Dictionary"|Book=31|Page=pp. 120}}</ref>
| death = [[Age 779]]<ref>"Akira Toriyama Returns With a Brief Comment! The Freeza Revival Project". ''Dragon Ball: Volume “F”''. Japan: Shueisha, 18 April 2015. (p. 25)</ref> (Reversed)
| height = 188 cm<ref name="data"></ref>
| weight = 94 kg<ref name="data"></ref>
| alias =
| species = Human
| gender = Male
| occupation = Martial Artist
| title =
| skills = [[Satan Miracle Special Ultra Super Megaton Punch]] [[Rolling Attack Satan Punch]] [[Dynamite Kick]]
| family =
| spouse = [[Miguel]] (deceased)
| significant_other =
| children = [[Videl]]
| relatives =
| religion =
}}

'''Mister Satan''' is a fictional character in the ''[[Dragon Ball]]'' manga series by [[Akira Toriyama]]. Mister Satan makes his debut in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 393|chapter 393]], published in the 1992 #44 issue of Shueisha's ''[[Weekly Shōnen Jump]]''.

==Biography==
Mister Satan was born in the year Age 736, under the name of Mark. When he was young, he trained in a martial arts dojo called Satan Castle and through a combination of his strength and good luck, he obtained the title of world champion and took on the name Mr. Satan after his dojo. Satan and his master once encountered Tao Pai Pai at a bar in South City, and insulted his hairstyle. The assassin retaliated by killing Satan's master and leaving Satan himself heavily wounded, which lead to Satan avoiding future confrontations with strangers or dangerously strong people.

At some point in his life, Satan married a singer named Miguel and together they had a daughter, Videl, in Age 757. Through unknown circumstances, Satan and his wife were separated and he raised Videl together with his servants.

In May Age 767, Mister Satan competed in the 24th Tenka'ichi Budōkai and came out as the victor. Later that month, Cell appeared and held the Cell Games, which Satan also attended with little effect. Following the defeat of Cell by Son Gohan, Satan took all the public credit for the deed.

==Name==
Satan name description

Although he is only called "Mister Satan" throughout the original manga, the title is actually his stage name. Mister Satan's real name is Mark, a pun on ''akuma'', the Japanese word for devil, made by rearranging the syllables from ''a-ku-ma'' to ''ma-a-ku''. Mark's home region does not observe the practice of distinguished surnames, so his name is only Mark.<ref>{{Cite guidebook|Title="The Truth of The 'Dragon Ball' Manga ~What Toriyama Was Thinking Special~ part 2"|Book=23|Page=p. 91}}</ref>

Hercule name description

[[File:mrsatan-viz-hercule-name-debut.png|thumb|200px|Viz debuts the "Hercule" name spelling in the September 2004 issue of their ''Shonen Jump'' print magazine]]
While other names had up to this point remained faithful to their original Japanese spellings and pronunciations (or otherwise translations of such), Viz followed Funimation in naming the character "Hercule" in their English translation of the manga. The name debuted in the September 2004 issue of the company's monthly ''Shonen Jump'' print magazine, where the chapter's introductory page concedes that he is, "...known as Mr. Satan in the original Japanese."<ref>''Dragon Ball Z'' (chapter ### introduction page). ''Shonen Jump'', September 2004. America: Viz, August 2004. (p. 156)</ref>
[[File:viz_mrsatan-reconciliation.png|thumb|left|200px|Viz's attempt to reconcile "Mr. Satan" and "Hercule"]]
Viz's version of [[Dragon Ball Chapter 393|chapter 393]] attempts to reconcile the two names, suggesting that "Mr. Satan" is his former ring name. Outside of collected volume character introduction entries (which acknowledge that the original Japanese uses "Mr. Satan"), this is the only instance of Viz using "Mr. Satan" in their translations of ''[[Dragon Ball]]'' and [[Dragon Ball Super (manga)|''Dragon Ball Super'']].

==Production==
When appropriate, a description of the character's production, including who initially designed the character (if an anime original character), notes about their design or conception, etc.

==Notable Skills==
A list or description of notable skills or techniques. Video game techniques should be separated from those used in the series proper.

==Performance==
A list or description of the various voice actors that portrayed the character.

==Notes==
Information that does not fit into any other category. Reserved for real-world information. In-universe information should be incorporated into the biography or other available categories.

==External Links==

==References==
{{reflist}}

{{Characters}}

[[Category:Character]]
[[Category:Human Characters]]

Mister Satan

2026-04-21T18:07:22Z

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{{Infobox character
| name = Mister Satan
| jpn_name = ミスター・サタン (''Misutā Satan'')
| image =
{{tabber |
{{tab | Manga | [[File:Bio-mister_satan-manga.png|120px|Mister Satan (Manga)]]}}
{{tab | Anime | [[File:Bio-mister_satan-anime.png|120px|Mister Satan (Anime)]]}}
}}
| caption =
| eng_name = Mr. Hercule Satan (FUNimation) Hercule (Viz)
| name_pun = Satan
| manga_debut = [[Dragon Ball Chapter 393]]
| anime_debut = [[Dragon Ball Z Episode 173]]
| appears =
| creator =
| jpn_voice = [[Daisuke Gōri]] (Z, GT) [[Unshō Ishizuka]] (Kai, [[Dragon Ball: TAG VS|DB: TAG VS]] and all games following)
| ocean_voice = [[Don Brown]]
| funi_voice = [[Chris Rager]]
| birth = [[Age 736]]<ref name="data">{{Cite guidebook|Title="Human Racial Dictionary"|Book=31|Page=pp. 120}}</ref>
| death = [[Age 779]]<ref>"Akira Toriyama Returns With a Brief Comment! The Freeza Revival Project". ''Dragon Ball: Volume “F”''. Japan: Shueisha, 18 April 2015. (p. 25)</ref> (Reversed)
| height = 188 cm<ref name="data"></ref>
| weight = 94 kg<ref name="data"></ref>
| alias =
| species = Human
| gender = Male
| occupation = Martial Artist
| title =
| skills = [[Satan Miracle Special Ultra Super Megaton Punch]] [[Rolling Attack Satan Punch]] [[Dynamite Kick]]
| family =
| spouse = [[Miguel]] (deceased)
| significant_other =
| children = [[Videl]]
| relatives =
| religion =
}}

'''Mister Satan''' is a fictional character in the ''[[Dragon Ball]]'' manga series by [[Akira Toriyama]]. Mister Satan makes his debut in [[Dragon Ball Chapter 393|chapter 393]], published in the 1992 #44 issue of Shueisha's ''[[Weekly Shōnen Jump]]''.

==Biography==
Mister Satan was born in the year Age 736, under the name of Mark. When he was young, he trained in a martial arts dojo called Satan Castle and through a combination of his strength and good luck, he obtained the title of world champion and took on the name Mr. Satan after his dojo. Satan and his master once encountered Tao Pai Pai at a bar in South City, and insulted his hairstyle. The assassin retaliated by killing Satan's master and leaving Satan himself heavily wounded, which lead to Satan avoiding future confrontations with strangers or dangerously strong people.

At some point in his life, Satan married a singer named Miguel and together they had a daughter, Videl, in Age 757. Through unknown circumstances, Satan and his wife were separated and he raised Videl together with his servants.

In May Age 767, Mister Satan competed in the 24th Tenka'ichi Budōkai and came out as the victor. Later that month, Cell appeared and held the Cell Games, which Satan also attended with little effect. Following the defeat of Cell by Son Gohan, Satan took all the public credit for the deed.

==Name==
Satan name description

Although he is only called "Mister Satan" throughout the original manga, the title is actually only a stage name. Mister Satan's real name is Mark, a pun on ''akuma'', the Japanese word for devil, made by rearranging the syllables from ''a-ku-ma'' to ''ma-a-ku''. Mark's home region does not observe the practice of distinguished surnames, so his name is only Mark.<ref>{{Cite guidebook|Title="The Truth of The 'Dragon Ball' Manga ~What Toriyama Was Thinking Special~ part 2"|Book=23|Page=p. 91}}</ref>

Hercule name description

[[File:mrsatan-viz-hercule-name-debut.png|thumb|200px|Viz debuts the "Hercule" name spelling in the September 2004 issue of their ''Shonen Jump'' print magazine]]
While other names had up to this point remained faithful to their original Japanese spellings and pronunciations (or otherwise translations of such), Viz followed Funimation in naming the character "Hercule" in their English translation of the manga. The name debuted in the September 2004 issue of the company's monthly ''Shonen Jump'' print magazine, where the chapter's introductory page concedes that he is, "...known as Mr. Satan in the original Japanese."<ref>''Dragon Ball Z'' (chapter ### introduction page). ''Shonen Jump'', September 2004. America: Viz, August 2004. (p. 156)</ref>
[[File:viz_mrsatan-reconciliation.png|thumb|left|200px|Viz's attempt to reconcile "Mr. Satan" and "Hercule"]]
Viz's version of [[Dragon Ball Chapter 393|chapter 393]] attempts to reconcile the two names, suggesting that "Mr. Satan" is his former ring name. Outside of collected volume character introduction entries (which acknowledge that the original Japanese uses "Mr. Satan"), this is the only instance of Viz using "Mr. Satan" in their translations of ''[[Dragon Ball]]'' and [[Dragon Ball Super (manga)|''Dragon Ball Super'']].

==Production==
When appropriate, a description of the character's production, including who initially designed the character (if an anime original character), notes about their design or conception, etc.

==Notable Skills==
A list or description of notable skills or techniques. Video game techniques should be separated from those used in the series proper.

==Performance==
A list or description of the various voice actors that portrayed the character.

==Notes==
Information that does not fit into any other category. Reserved for real-world information. In-universe information should be incorporated into the biography or other available categories.

==External Links==

==References==
{{reflist}}

{{Characters}}

[[Category:Character]]
[[Category:Human Characters]]

Dragon Ball XENOVERSE 3

2026-04-20T23:14:46Z

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{{Infobox consolegame
| name = Dragon Ball XENOVERSE 3
| image = [[File:XV3webpage.png|320px]]
| caption = "XENOVERSE 3" Official Website
| jpn_title = ドラゴンボールゼノバース３
| rom_title = Doragon Bōru Xenobāsu Surī
| eng_title = DRAGON BALL XENOVERSE 3
| dates = 2027
}}

'''''Dragon Ball XENOVERSE 3''''' is the third video game in the ''XENOVERSE'' series. It is slated for release on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, and Steam in 2027.

==Media Coverage==
A new video game project known as "AGE 1000" was announced at the ''Dragon Ball'' 40th anniversary event "Genkidamatsuri" '''25 January 2026'''. The announcement was accompanied by the reveal of a character design by [[Akira Toriyama]] and an animated teaser trailer.<ref>{{Cite web|URL=https://dragon-ball-official.com/news/01_3963.html|Website=Dragon Ball Official Site|Title="Lots of New Information Revealed On 'Dragon Ball' Games!!"|Date=25 January 2026|AccessDate=20 April 2026}}</ref>

At the "Dragon Ball Games Battle Hour 2026" event held in Los Angeles, California '''19 April 2026''', the "AGE 1000" video game project was revealed to be ''XENOVERSE 3''. The announcement was delivered by way of another trailer, mostly consisting of animation by [[Toei Animation]], but also featuring some in-engine footage from a development build of the game.<ref>{{Cite web|URL=https://dragon-ball-official.com/news/01_4151.html|Website=Dragon Ball Official Site|Title="New 'Dragon Ball' Game's Title Officially Announced! Summary of New Information Revealed At 'Dragon Ball Games Battle Hour 2026'!"|Date=20 April 2026|AccessDate=20 April 2026}}</ref>

==External Links==
[https://db-age1000.bn-ent.net/ Official Website (Japan)]

==References==

Dragon Ball XENOVERSE 3

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{{Infobox consolegame
| name = Dragon Ball XENOVERSE 3
| image = [[File:XV3webpage.png|320px]]
| caption = "XENOVERSE 3" Official Website
| jpn_title = ドラゴンボールゼノバース３
| rom_title = Doragon Bōru Xenobāsu Surī
| eng_title = DRAGON BALL XENOVERSE 3
| dates = 2027
}}

'''''Dragon Ball XENOVERSE 3''''' is the third video game in the ''XENOVERSE'' series. It is slated for release on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, and Steam in 2027.

==Media Coverage==
A new video game project known as "AGE 1000" was announced at the ''Dragon Ball'' 40th anniversary event "Genkidamatsuri" '''25 January 2026'''. The announcement was accompanied by the reveal of a character design by [[Akira Toriyama]] and an animated teaser trailer.<ref>{{Cite web|URL=https://dragon-ball-official.com/news/01_3963.html|Website=Dragon Ball Official Site|Title="Lots of New Information Revealed On 'Dragon Ball' Games!!"|Date=25 January 2026|AccessDate=20 April 2026}}</ref>

At the "Dragon Ball Games Battle Hour 2026" event held in Los Angeles, California '''19 April 2026''', the "AGE 1000" video game project was revealed to be ''XENOVERSE 3''. The announcement was delivered by way of another trailer, mostly consisting of animation by [[Toei|Toei Animation]], but also featuring some in-engine footage from a development build of the game.<ref>{{Cite web|URL=https://dragon-ball-official.com/news/01_4151.html|Website=Dragon Ball Official Site|Title="New 'Dragon Ball' Game's Title Officially Announced! Summary of New Information Revealed At 'Dragon Ball Games Battle Hour 2026'!"|Date=20 April 2026|AccessDate=20 April 2026}}</ref>

==External Links==
[https://db-age1000.bn-ent.net/ Official Website (Japan)]

==References==

File:XV3webpage.png

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== Summary ==
Screenshot of Xenoverse 3's webpage. To be used as placeholder until startup screen can be captured.
== Licensing ==
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ONEPIXCEL

2026-04-09T23:51:24Z

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{{ Infobox Band
| name = ONEPIXCEL
| image = [[File:onepixcel_bio.jpg|300px|OnePixcel]]
| caption = From left to right: Ami Kanuma, Ayaka Den, Nanami Tanabe
| genre = J-Pop idol
| years = 2015-2021
| current = Ayaka Den Ami Kanuma Nanami Tanabe
| label = Toho Entertainment (2015-2017) Nippon Columbia (2018-2021)
| website = [https://www.onepixcel.jp/ onepixcel.jp]
| formermembers = Raia Kozuka
}}

'''ONEPIXCEL''' (formerly '''OnePixcel''') was a J-Pop idol group consisting of Ayaka Den, Ami Kanuma, and Nanami Tanabe. They performed "[[LAGRIMA]]", the eleventh and final ending theme song for the ''[[Dragon Ball Super]]'' TV anime. The group disbanded '''25 June 2021'''.<ref name=disbandment>{{Cite web|URL=https://www.onepixcel.jp/news|Website=OnePixcel Official Site|Title="An Important Notice From ONEPIXCEL"|Date=29 March 2021|AccessDate=09 April 2026}}</ref>

==History==
In September 2015, Toho Entertainment announced the formation of OnePixcel, a unit consisting of Ayaka Den, Raia Kozuka, Ami Kanuma, and Nanami Tanabe.<ref>{{Cite web|URL=https://natalie.mu/music/news/160656|Website=Ongaku Natalie|Title="Teenage Girls Unit 'OnePixcel' Emerges From Toho Entertainment"|Date=20 September 2015|AccessDate=09 April 2026}}</ref> OnePixcel's debut mini-album, "ZERO" (THER-1001), was released '''22 June 2016'''.<ref>{{Cite web|URL=https://www.onepixcel.jp/01news_cms/news-detail.php?id=6|Website=OnePixcel Official Site|Title="OnePixcel Mini-Album 'ZERO' Release Decided!"|Date=20 March 2016|AccessDate=09 April 2026}}</ref>

After being on hiatus due to poor health, it was officially announced in September 2016 that Raia Kozuka would be leaving OnePixcel.<ref>{{Cite web|URL=https://www.onepixcel.jp/01news_cms/news-detail.php?id=21|Website=OnePixcel Official Site|Title="To All of OnePixcel's Supporters, ~Concerning Raia Kozuka~"|Date=23 September 2016|AccessDate=09 April 2026}}</ref> In her absence, the unit began recruiting for new members.<ref>{{Cite web|URL=https://www.onepixcel.jp/01news_cms/news-detail.php?id=22|Website=OnePixcel Official Site|Title="ONEPIXCEL New Member and New Unit Member Recruitment!"|Date=23 September 2016|AccessDate=09 April 2026}}</ref> Five trainees were selected and were subsequently introduced at a live performance, but these singers would instead join with one other to form the J-Pop idol group PiXMiX.<ref>{{Cite web|URL=https://web.archive.org/web/20170116195635/https://thetv.jp/news/detail/97490/|Website=The Television|Title="OnePixcel Shrinks At Their First Show In '17!?"|Date=10 January 2017|AccessDate=09 April 2026 (via the WayBack Machine)}}</ref><ref>{{Cite web|URL=https://web.archive.org/web/20190825223326/https://thetv.jp/news/detail/104906/|Website=The Television|Title="OnePixcel's Ayaka Den Is Taken On All the Rides She Hates By Ami Kanuma and Nanami Tanabe!"|Date=28 March 2017|AccessDate=09 April 2026 (via the WayBack Machine)}}</ref><ref>{{Cite web|URL=https://mikan-incomplete.com/report/11479|Website=Mikan Times|Title="Toho Entertainment's New Girls Group, PiXMiX, Performs Their First Original Song At Their "Pre-Pre-Pre-Launch Festival!"|Date=30 July 2017|AccessDate=09 April 2026}}</ref>

Before the release of their first single, the unit began spelling their name as "ONEPIXCEL", in all capital letters, with most press going forward adopting the new style. ONEPIXCEL released their first CD single, "TONDEKE/Analoganize" (THER-1002), '''23 November 2016''', and their second CD single, "Time" (THER-1003), '''19 April 2017'''.<ref>{{Cite web|URL=https://www.onepixcel.jp/01news_cms/news-detail.php?id=24|Website=OnePixcel Official Site|Title="ONEPIXCEL First Single Release Decided!!"|Date=12 October 2016|AccessDate=09 April 2026}}</ref><ref>{{Cite web|URL=https://www.onepixcel.jp/01news_cms/news-detail.php?id=39|Website=OnePixcel Official Site|Title="OnePixcel 2nd Single 'Time' 2017.4.19 Release"|Date=14 February 2017|AccessDate=09 April 2026}}</ref> Their final release under Toho Entertainment was their first full album, "monochrome" (THER-1004), which included tracks from the previous two CD singles and was released '''18 October 2017'''.<ref>{{Cite web|URL=https://www.onepixcel.jp/01news_cms/news-detail.php?id=59|Website=OnePixcel Official Site|Title="1st Full Album 'monochrome' 10/18 Release Decided!"|Date=12 October 2016|AccessDate=09 April 2026}}</ref>

At the ''ONEPIXCEL LiVE2017 FREE&EASY vol.4 ～Chapter 1 → Chapter 2～'' live performance '''16 December 2017''', ONEPIXCEL revealed their upcoming major debut with Nippon Columbia, and that their new song, "[[LAGRIMA]]", would be used as an ending theme song for the ''[[Dragon Ball Super]]'' TV anime series. They promptly followed these announcements by performing a short preview of the song.<ref>{{Cite web|URL=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cxGVo-pEjQw|Website=YouTube|Title="ONEPIXCEL Major Debut Announcement Documented + 'LAGRIMA' Teaser"|Date=13 January 2018|AccessDate=09 April 2026}}</ref> ''Dragon Ball Super'' [[Dragon Ball Super Episode 122|Episode 122]] aired '''07 January 2018''' on [[Fuji TV]], featuring the song in its end credits sequence. "LAGRIMA" was released under Nippon Columbia '''07 March 2018''' as a CD single in two versions, "Type A" (COCA-17429) and "Type B" (COCA-17430).<ref>{{Cite web|URL=https://www.onepixcel.jp/01news_cms/news-detail.php?id=82|Website=OnePixcel Official Site|Title="Major Debut & Ending Theme Song Decided!!"|Date=17 December 2017|AccessDate=09 April 2026}}</ref>

In January 2021, ONEPIXCEL made an appearance and performed on the ''[[Dragon Ball Z Dokkan Battle]]'' 6th anniversary live broadcast.<ref>{{Cite web|URL=https://web.archive.org/web/20210130054822/https://twitter.com/onepixcel/status/1355392319361490945|Website=Twitter|Title=@onepixcel|Date=29 January 2021|AccessDate=09 April 2026 (via the WayBack Machine)}}</ref>

ONEPIXCEL disbanded '''25 June 2021''' after their final live performance.<ref name="disbandment" />

==Dragon Ball Discography==

==External Links==
* [https://www.onepixcel.jp/ OnePixcel Official Site]
* [https://columbia.jp/artist-info/onepixcel/discography/ Nippon Columbia Discography]
* [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/OnePixcel Wikipedia]

==References==
{{reflist}}

ONEPIXCEL

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{{ Infobox Band
| name = ONEPIXCEL
| image = [[File:onepixcel_bio.jpg|300px|OnePixcel]]
| caption = From left to right: Ami Kanuma, Ayaka Den, Nanami Tanabe
| genre = J-Pop idol
| years = 2015-2021
| current = Ayaka Den Ami Kanuma Nanami Tanabe
| label = Toho Entertainment (2015-2017) Nippon Columbia (2018-2021)
| website = [https://www.onepixcel.jp/ onepixcel.jp]
| formermembers = Raia Kozuka
}}

'''ONEPIXCEL''' (formerly '''OnePixcel''') was a J-Pop idol group consisting of Ayaka Den, Ami Kanuma, and Nanami Tanabe. They performed "[[LAGRIMA]]", the eleventh and final ending theme song for the ''[[Dragon Ball Super]]'' TV anime. The group disbanded '''25 June 2021'''.<ref name=disbandment>{{Cite web|URL=https://www.onepixcel.jp/news|Website=OnePixcel Official Site|Title="An Important Notice From ONEPIXCEL"|Date=29 March 2021|AccessDate=09 April 2026}}</ref>

==History==
In September 2015, Toho Entertainment announced the formation of OnePixcel, a unit consisting of Ayaka Den, Raia Kozuka, Ami Kanuma, and Nanami Tanabe.<ref>{{Cite web|URL=https://natalie.mu/music/news/160656|Website=Ongaku Natalie|Title="Teenage Girls Unit 'OnePixcel' Emerges From Toho Entertainment"|Date=20 September 2015|AccessDate=09 April 2026}}</ref> OnePixcel's debut mini-album, "ZERO" (THER-1001), was released '''22 June 2016'''.<ref>{{Cite web|URL=https://www.onepixcel.jp/01news_cms/news-detail.php?id=6|Website=OnePixcel Official Site|Title="OnePixcel Mini-Album 'ZERO' Release Decided!"|Date=20 March 2016|AccessDate=09 April 2026}}</ref>

After being on hiatus due to poor health, it was officially announced in September 2016 that Raia Kozuka would be leaving OnePixcel.<ref>{{Cite web|URL=https://www.onepixcel.jp/01news_cms/news-detail.php?id=21|Website=OnePixcel Official Site|Title="To All of OnePixcel's Supporters, ~Concerning Raia Kozuka~"|Date=23 September 2016|AccessDate=09 April 2026}}</ref> In her absence, the unit began recruiting for new members.<ref>{{Cite web|URL=https://www.onepixcel.jp/01news_cms/news-detail.php?id=22|Website=OnePixcel Official Site|Title="ONEPIXCEL New Member and New Unit Member Recruitment!"|Date=23 September 2016|AccessDate=09 April 2026}}</ref> Five trainees were selected and were subsequently introduced at a live performance, but these singers would instead join with one other to form the J-Pop idol group PiXMiX.<ref>{{Cite web|URL=https://web.archive.org/web/20170116195635/https://thetv.jp/news/detail/97490/|Website=The Television|Title="OnePixcel Shrinks At Their First Show In '17!?"|Date=10 January 2017|AccessDate=09 April 2026(via the WayBack Machine)}}</ref><ref>{{Cite web|URL=https://web.archive.org/web/20190825223326/https://thetv.jp/news/detail/104906/|Website=The Television|Title="OnePixcel's Ayaka Den Is Taken On All the Rides She Hates By Ami Kanuma and Nanami Tanabe!"|Date=28 March 2017|AccessDate=09 April 2026(via the WayBack Machine)}}</ref><ref>{{Cite web|URL=https://mikan-incomplete.com/report/11479|Website=Mikan Times|Title="Toho Entertainment's New Girls Group, PiXMiX, Performs Their First Original Song At Their "Pre-Pre-Pre-Launch Festival!"|Date=30 July 2017|AccessDate=09 April 2026}}</ref>

Before the release of their first single, the unit began spelling their name as "ONEPIXCEL", in all capital letters, with most press going forward adopting the new style. ONEPIXCEL released their first CD single, "TONDEKE/Analoganize" (THER-1002), '''23 November 2016''', and their second CD single, "Time" (THER-1003), '''19 April 2017'''.<ref>{{Cite web|URL=https://www.onepixcel.jp/01news_cms/news-detail.php?id=24|Website=OnePixcel Official Site|Title="ONEPIXCEL First Single Release Decided!!"|Date=12 October 2016|AccessDate=09 April 2026}}</ref><ref>{{Cite web|URL=https://www.onepixcel.jp/01news_cms/news-detail.php?id=39|Website=OnePixcel Official Site|Title="OnePixcel 2nd Single 'Time' 2017.4.19 Release"|Date=14 February 2017|AccessDate=09 April 2026}}</ref> Their final release under Toho Entertainment was their first full album, "monochrome" (THER-1004), which included tracks from the previous two CD singles and was released '''18 October 2017'''.<ref>{{Cite web|URL=https://www.onepixcel.jp/01news_cms/news-detail.php?id=59|Website=OnePixcel Official Site|Title="1st Full Album 'monochrome' 10/18 Release Decided!"|Date=12 October 2016|AccessDate=09 April 2026}}</ref>

At the ''ONEPIXCEL LiVE2017 FREE&EASY vol.4 ～Chapter 1 → Chapter 2～'' live performance '''16 December 2017''', ONEPIXCEL revealed their upcoming major debut with Nippon Columbia, and that their new song, "[[LAGRIMA]]", would be used as an ending theme song for the ''[[Dragon Ball Super]]'' TV anime series. They promptly followed these announcements by performing a short preview of the song.<ref>{{Cite web|URL=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cxGVo-pEjQw|Website=YouTube|Title="ONEPIXCEL Major Debut Announcement Documented + 'LAGRIMA' Teaser"|Date=13 January 2018|AccessDate=09 April 2026}}</ref> ''Dragon Ball Super'' [[Dragon Ball Super Episode 122|Episode 122]] aired '''07 January 2018''' on [[Fuji TV]], featuring the song in its end credits sequence. "LAGRIMA" was released under Nippon Columbia '''07 March 2018''' as a CD single in two versions, "Type A" (COCA-17429) and "Type B" (COCA-17430).<ref>{{Cite web|URL=https://www.onepixcel.jp/01news_cms/news-detail.php?id=82|Website=OnePixcel Official Site|Title="Major Debut & Ending Theme Song Decided!!"|Date=17 December 2017|AccessDate=09 April 2026}}</ref>

In January 2021, ONEPIXCEL made an appearance and performed on the ''[[Dragon Ball Z Dokkan Battle]]'' 6th anniversary live broadcast.<ref>{{Cite web|URL=https://web.archive.org/web/20210130054822/https://twitter.com/onepixcel/status/1355392319361490945|Website=Twitter|Title=@onepixcel|Date=29 January 2021|AccessDate=09 April 2026 (via the WayBack Machine)}}</ref>

ONEPIXCEL disbanded '''25 June 2021''' after their final live performance.<ref name="disbandment" />

==Dragon Ball Discography==

==External Links==
* [https://www.onepixcel.jp/ OnePixcel Official Site]
* [https://columbia.jp/artist-info/onepixcel/discography/ Nippon Columbia Discography]
* [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/OnePixcel Wikipedia]

==References==
{{reflist}}

ONEPIXCEL

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{{focus}}
{{incomplete}}
{{ Infobox Band
| name = ONEPIXCEL
| image = [[File:onepixcel_bio.jpg|300px|OnePixcel]]
| caption = From left to right: Ami Kanuma, Ayaka Den, Nanami Tanabe
| genre = J-Pop idol
| years = 2015-2021
| current = Ayaka Den Ami Kanuma Nanami Tanabe
| label = Toho Entertainment (2015-2017) Nippon Columbia (2018-2021)
| website = [https://www.onepixcel.jp/ onepixcel.jp]
| formermembers = Raia Kozuka
}}

'''ONEPIXCEL''' (formerly '''OnePixcel''') was a J-Pop idol group consisting of Ayaka Den, Ami Kanuma, and Nanami Tanabe. They performed "[[LAGRIMA]]", the eleventh and final ending theme song for the ''[[Dragon Ball Super]]'' TV anime. The group disbanded '''25 June 2021'''.<ref name=disbandment>{{Cite web|URL=https://www.onepixcel.jp/news|Website=OnePixcel Official Site|Title="An Important Notice From ONEPIXCEL"|Date=29 March 2021|AccessDate=09 April 2026}}</ref>

==History==
In September 2015, Toho Entertainment announced the formation of OnePixcel, a unit consisting of Ayaka Den, Raia Kozuka, Ami Kanuma, and Nanami Tanabe.<ref>{{Cite web|URL=https://natalie.mu/music/news/160656|Website=Ongaku Natalie|Title="Teenage Girls Unit 'OnePixcel' Emerges from Toho Entertainment"|Date=20 September 2015|AccessDate=09 April 2026}}</ref> OnePixcel's debut mini-album, "ZERO" (THER-1001), was released '''22 June 2016'''.<ref>{{Cite web|URL=https://www.onepixcel.jp/01news_cms/news-detail.php?id=6|Website=OnePixcel Official Site|Title="OnePixcel Mini-Album 'ZERO' Release Decided!"|Date=20 March 2016|AccessDate=09 April 2026}}</ref>

After being on hiatus due to poor health, it was officially announced in September 2016 that Raia Kozuka would be leaving OnePixcel.<ref>{{Cite web|URL=https://www.onepixcel.jp/01news_cms/news-detail.php?id=21|Website=OnePixcel Official Site|Title="To All of OnePixcel's Supporters, ~Concerning Raia Kozuka~"|Date=23 September 2016|AccessDate=09 April 2026}}</ref> In her absence, the unit began recruiting for new members.<ref>{{Cite web|URL=https://www.onepixcel.jp/01news_cms/news-detail.php?id=22|Website=OnePixcel Official Site|Title="ONEPIXCEL New Member and New Unit Member Recruitment!"|Date=23 September 2016|AccessDate=09 April 2026}}</ref> Five trainees were selected and were subsequently introduced at a live performance, but these singers would instead join with one other to form the J-Pop idol group PiXMiX.<ref>{{Cite web|URL=https://web.archive.org/web/20170116195635/https://thetv.jp/news/detail/97490/|Website=The Television|Title="OnePixcel Shrinks At Their First Show In '17!?"|Date=10 January 2017|AccessDate=09 April 2026(via the WayBack Machine)}}</ref><ref>{{Cite web|URL=https://web.archive.org/web/20190825223326/https://thetv.jp/news/detail/104906/|Website=The Television|Title="OnePixcel's Ayaka Den Is Taken On All the Rides She Hates By Ami Kanuma and Nanami Tanabe!"|Date=28 March 2017|AccessDate=09 April 2026(via the WayBack Machine)}}</ref><ref>{{Cite web|URL=https://mikan-incomplete.com/report/11479|Website=Mikan Times|Title="Toho Entertainment's New Girls Group, PiXMiX, Performs Their First Original Song At Their "Pre-Pre-Pre-Launch Festival!"|Date=30 July 2017|AccessDate=09 April 2026}}</ref>

Before the release of their first single, the unit began spelling their name as "ONEPIXCEL", in all capital letters, with most press going forward adopting the new style. ONEPIXCEL released their first CD single, "TONDEKE/Analoganize" (THER-1002), '''23 November 2016''', and their second CD single, "Time" (THER-1003), '''19 April 2017'''.<ref>{{Cite web|URL=https://www.onepixcel.jp/01news_cms/news-detail.php?id=24|Website=OnePixcel Official Site|Title="ONEPIXCEL First Single Release Decided!!"|Date=12 October 2016|AccessDate=09 April 2026}}</ref><ref>{{Cite web|URL=https://www.onepixcel.jp/01news_cms/news-detail.php?id=39|Website=OnePixcel Official Site|Title="OnePixcel 2nd Single 'Time' 2017.4.19 release"|Date=14 February 2017|AccessDate=09 April 2026}}</ref> Their final release under Toho Entertainment was their first full album, "monochrome" (THER-1004), which included tracks from the previous two CD singles and was released '''18 October 2017'''.<ref>{{Cite web|URL=https://www.onepixcel.jp/01news_cms/news-detail.php?id=59|Website=OnePixcel Official Site|Title="1st Full Album 'monochrome' 10/18 Release Decided!"|Date=12 October 2016|AccessDate=09 April 2026}}</ref>

At the ''ONEPIXCEL LiVE2017 FREE&EASY vol.4 ～Chapter 1 → Chapter 2～'' live performance '''16 December 2017''', ONEPIXCEL revealed their upcoming major debut with Nippon Columbia, and that their new song, "[[LAGRIMA]]", would be used as an ending theme song for the ''[[Dragon Ball Super]]'' TV anime series. They promptly followed these announcements by performing a short preview of the song.<ref>{{Cite web|URL=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cxGVo-pEjQw|Website=YouTube|Title="ONEPIXCEL Major Debut Announcement Documented + 'LAGRIMA' Teaser"|Date=13 January 2018|AccessDate=09 April 2026}}</ref> ''Dragon Ball Super'' [[Dragon Ball Super Episode 122|Episode 122]] aired '''07 January 2018''' on [[Fuji TV]], featuring the song in its end credits sequence. "LAGRIMA" was released under Nippon Columbia '''07 March 2018''' as a CD single in two versions, "Type A" (COCA-17429) and "Type B" (COCA-17430).<ref>{{Cite web|URL=https://www.onepixcel.jp/01news_cms/news-detail.php?id=82|Website=OnePixcel Official Site|Title="Major Debut & Ending Theme Song Decided!!"|Date=17 December 2017|AccessDate=09 April 2026}}</ref>

In January 2021, ONEPIXCEL made an appearance and performed on the ''[[Dragon Ball Z Dokkan Battle]]'' 6th anniversary live broadcast.<ref>{{Cite web|URL=https://web.archive.org/web/20210130054822/https://twitter.com/onepixcel/status/1355392319361490945|Website=Twitter|Title=@onepixcel|Date=29 January 2021|AccessDate=09 April 2026 (via the WayBack Machine)}}</ref>

ONEPIXCEL disbanded '''25 June 2021''' after their final live performance.<ref name="disbandment" />

==Dragon Ball Discography==

==External Links==
* [https://www.onepixcel.jp/ OnePixcel Official Site]
* [https://columbia.jp/artist-info/onepixcel/discography/ Nippon Columbia Discography]
* [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/OnePixcel Wikipedia]

==References==
{{reflist}}

ONEPIXCEL

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{{ Infobox Band
| name = ONEPIXCEL
| image = [[File:onepixcel_bio.jpg|300px|OnePixcel]]
| caption = From left to right: Ami Kanuma, Ayaka Den, Nanami Tanabe
| genre = J-Pop idol
| years = 2015-2021
| current = Ayaka Den Ami Kanuma Nanami Tanabe
| label = Toho Entertainment (2015-2018) Nippon Columbia (2018-2021)
| website = [https://www.onepixcel.jp/ onepixcel.jp]
| formermembers = Raia Kozuka
}}

'''ONEPIXCEL''' (formerly '''OnePixcel''') was a J-Pop idol group consisting of Ayaka Den, Ami Kanuma, and Nanami Tanabe. They performed "[[LAGRIMA]]", the eleventh and final ending theme song for the ''[[Dragon Ball Super]]'' TV anime. The group disbanded '''25 June 2021'''.<ref name=disbandment>{{Cite web|URL=https://www.onepixcel.jp/news|Website=OnePixcel Official Site|Title="An Important Notice from ONEPIXCEL"|Date=29 March 2021|AccessDate=09 April 2026}}</ref>

==History==
In September 2015, Toho Entertainment announced the formation of OnePixcel, a unit consisting of Ayaka Den, Raia Kozuka, Ami Kanuma, and Nanami Tanabe.<ref>{{Cite web|URL=https://natalie.mu/music/news/160656|Website=Ongaku Natalie|Title="Teenage Girls' Unit 'OnePixcel' Emerges from Toho Entertainment"|Date=20 September 2015|AccessDate=09 April 2026}}</ref> OnePixcel's debut mini-album, "ZERO" (THER-1001), was released '''22 June 2016'''.<ref>{{Cite web|URL=https://www.onepixcel.jp/01news_cms/news-detail.php?id=6|Website=OnePixcel Official Site|Title="OnePixcel Mini-Album 'ZERO' Release Decided!"|Date=20 March 2016|AccessDate=09 April 2026}}</ref>

After being on hiatus due to poor health, it was officially announced in September 2016 that Raia Kozuka would be leaving OnePixcel.<ref>{{Cite web|URL=https://www.onepixcel.jp/01news_cms/news-detail.php?id=21|Website=OnePixcel Official Site|Title="To All of OnePixcel's Supporters, ~Concerning Raia Kozuka~"|Date=23 September 2016|AccessDate=09 April 2026}}</ref> In her absence, the unit began recruiting for new members.<ref>{{Cite web|URL=https://www.onepixcel.jp/01news_cms/news-detail.php?id=22|Website=OnePixcel Official Site|Title="ONEPIXCEL New Member and New Unit Member Recruitment!"|Date=23 September 2016|AccessDate=09 April 2026}}</ref> Five trainees were selected and were subsequently introduced at a live performance, but these singers would instead join with one other to form the J-Pop idol group PiXMiX.

Before the release of their first single, the unit began spelling their name as "ONEPIXCEL", in all capital letters, with most press going forward adopting the new style. ONEPIXCEL released their first CD single, "TONDEKE/Analoganize" (THER-1002), '''23 November 2016'''.<ref>{{Cite web|URL=https://www.onepixcel.jp/01news_cms/news-detail.php?id=24|Website=OnePixcel Official Site|Title="ONEPIXCEL First Single Release Decided!!"|Date=12 October 2016|AccessDate=09 April 2026}}</ref> Their second CD single, "Time" (THER-1003), was released '''19 April 2017'''.<ref>{{Cite web|URL=https://www.onepixcel.jp/01news_cms/news-detail.php?id=39|Website=OnePixcel Official Site|Title="OnePixcel 2nd Single『Time』2017.4.19 release"|Date=14 February 2017|AccessDate=09 April 2026}}</ref> Their first full album, "monochrome" (THER-1004), including tracks from the previous two CD singles, was released '''18 October 2017'''.<ref>{{Cite web|URL=https://www.onepixcel.jp/01news_cms/news-detail.php?id=59|Website=OnePixcel Official Site|Title="1st Full Album 'monochrome' 10/18 Release Decided!"|Date=12 October 2016|AccessDate=09 April 2026}}</ref>

At the ''ONEPIXCEL LiVE2017 FREE&EASY vol.4 ～Chapter 1 → Chapter 2～'' live performance '''16 December 2017''', ONEPIXCEL revealed their upcoming major debut with Nippon Columbia, and that their new song, "[[LAGRIMA]]", would be used as an ending theme song for the ''[[Dragon Ball Super]]'' TV anime series, performing a short teaser of the song.<ref>{{Cite web|URL=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cxGVo-pEjQw|Website=YouTube|Title="ONEPIXCEL Major Debut Announcement Documented + 'LAGRIMA' Teaser"|Date=13 January 2018|AccessDate=09 April 2026}}</ref> ''Dragon Ball Super'' [[Dragon Ball Super Episode 122|Episode 122]] aired '''07 January 2018''' on [[Fuji TV]], featuring the song in its end credits sequence. "LAGRIMA" was released under Nippon Columbia '''07 March 2018''' as a CD single in two versions, "Type A" (COCA-17429) and "Type B" (COCA-17430).<ref>{{Cite web|URL=https://www.onepixcel.jp/01news_cms/news-detail.php?id=82|Website=OnePixcel Official Site|Title="Major Debut & Ending Theme Song Decided!!"|Date=17 December 2017|AccessDate=09 April 2026}}</ref>

In January 2021, ONEPIXCEL made an appearance and performed on the ''[[Dragon Ball Z Dokkan Battle]]'' 6th anniversary live broadcast.<ref>{{Cite web|URL=https://web.archive.org/web/20210130054822/https://twitter.com/onepixcel/status/1355392319361490945|Website=Twitter|Title=@onepixcel|Date=29 January 2021|AccessDate=09 April 2026 (via the WayBack Machine)}}</ref>

ONEPIXCEL disbanded '''25 June 2021''' after their final live performance.<ref name="disbandment" />

==References==
{{reflist}}

Dragon Ball Super

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{{Infobox anime
| name = Dragon Ball Super
| image = [[Image:super_anime_title.png|Dragon Ball Super]]
| caption = "Dragon Ball Super" Logo
| jpn_title = ドラゴンボール超
| rom_title = Doragon Bōru Sūpā
| eng_title =
| dates = 05 July 2015 – 25 March 2018
| broadcast = [[Fuji TV]] (Sunday, 9:00 – 9:30AM)
| animation = [[Toei Animation]]
| production = Fuji TV Yomiko Advertising Toei Animation
| episodes = 131 ([[List of Dragon Ball Super Episodes|List of Episodes]])
| director = Masatoshi Chioka (1-46) Morio Hatano (33-76) Kōhei Hatano (68-76) Tatsuya Nagamine (77-131) Ryōta Nakamura (77-131)
| planning = Masato Seino (Fuji TV) Kazuya Watanabe (Yomiko Advertising, Inc.) [[Kōzō Morishita]] (Toei Animation)
| design = [[Tadayoshi Yamamuro]]
| art = [[Shinzō Yuki]]
| music = [[Norihito Sumitomo]]
}}
'''''Dragon Ball Super''''' (often abbreviated as '''Super''') is a Japanese animated television series produced by [[Toei Animation]]. The series' initial story concept and character designs were developed by original author [[Akira Toriyama]]. The series was announced to, "...follow the aftermath of Goku's fierce battle with Majin Boo, as he attempts to maintain earth's fragile peace."<ref>{{Cite web|URL=http://corp.toei-anim.co.jp/press/2015/04/_730.php|Website=Toei Animation Co., Ltd|Title="Toei Animation Begins Production on ''Dragon Ball Super''"|Date=28 April 2015|AccessDate=01 May 2015}}</ref> The series is set slightly after the showdown with Majin Boo and retells the franchise's most recent movies, ''[[Dragon Ball Z: Battle of Gods|Battle of Gods]]'' and ''[[Dragon Ball Z: Resurrection 'F'|Resurrection 'F']]''<ref>''V-Jump: August 2015''. Japan: Shueisha, 21 June 2015. (p. 302)</ref>, before proceeding into new story lines created by Akira Toriyama.

==Plot==
Peace has once again returned to the Earth, where its heroes are enjoying a quiet life. However Beerus, the God of Destruction, has awoken after a 39 year slumber. Having had a dream about "Super Saiyan God", he sets out in search of this mysterious Saiyan. After visiting Kaiō, and eventually ending up on Earth, Son Goku must find a way to summon the power of "Super Saiyan God" and battle the irritable god before he destroys the Earth!

==History==
===Japan===
On '''28 April 2015''', [[Toei Animation]] officially announced that production was underway on the first all-new TV series for the ''[[Dragon Ball]]'' franchise in 18 years. The series was later announced for a '''05 July 2015''' debut on [[Fuji TV]], taking over the ''[[Dragon Ball Kai]]'' time slot. The series' story and characters were developed by original manga author [[Akira Toriyama]]. Veteran director [[Kimitoshi Chioka]], known for his exquisite storyboard layouts, was brought on-board to direct and [[Tadayoshi Yamamuro]] returned as character designer. The majority of the main cast from ''Dragon Ball Kai'' and the recent films returned, including [[Yūko Minaguchi]] (Videl), [[Kōichi Yamadera]] (Beerus), [[Masakazu Morita]] (Whis), and [[Jōji Yanami]] as the series' narrator.
[[File:DBS-Official-Site-Launch.png|thumb|300px|The launch of the official website.]]
In mid-May, Toei launched an official website for the series; the bare-bones presentation featured a short plot synopsis, a Yamamuro drawing of [[Goku]], a link to the series' official Twitter account, and and a reiteration of some of the information that was given with the series announcement.<ref>{{Cite web|URL=https://web.archive.org/web/20150521193634/http://www.toei-anim.co.jp/tv/dragon_s/|Website=Toei Animation|Title="Dragon Ball Super"|AccessDate=21 May 2015}}</ref> Akira Toriyama was credited for the story, and [[Masako Nozawa]] was credited as Goku, [[Gohan]], and [[Goten]], accompanied by a pop-up of her personal message from the series announcement:<ref>{{Cite web|URL=https://web.archive.org/web/20150501011914/http://db30th.com/news/2015042801.html|Website=Dragon Ball SSSS|Title=テレビアニメ新シリーズ７月に放送決定！『ドラゴンボール超（スーパー）』|Date=28 April 2015}}</ref>
{{Quotation|I've used the word 「超」 ("Super") in so many commercials, games and other media, it is fantastic that the long awaited ''Dragon Ball Super'' will finally begin. I hope that this series will last a long time and have the same impact around the world as its predecessor. (In character voices:) Goku: Heya! I'm really happy to be able to meet you all again. Gohan: It really is great, isn't it, father? To be able to see everyone. Goten: Yay, I'm going to do a lot of Fusion with Trunks again! Goku: Be sure you don't miss it, guys!|Masako Nozawa}}
The website launch revealed that [[Kazuya Yoshii]] would perform the opening song, and [[Good Morning America]] would perform the ending song.<ref>{{Cite web|URL=https://www.kanzenshuu.com/2015/05/19/dragon-ball-super-website-launches-oped-announced/|Website=Kanzenshuu|Title="'Dragon Ball Super' Website Launches + OP/ED Announced"|Date=19 May 2015}}</ref> At the bottom of the webpage was an announcement that had already begun to leak in advance of the publication of the July issue of ''V-Jump'', in stores on '''21 May 2015''':<ref>{{Cite web|URL=https://www.animenewsnetwork.com/news/2015-05-18/dragon-ball-super-tv-anime-gets-manga-adaptation/.88276|Website=Anime News Network|Title="Dragon Ball Super TV Anime Gets Manga Adaptation"|Date=18 May 2015}}</ref> a ''Dragon Ball Super'' manga by [[Toyotarō]], with Toriyama credited for the story, would begin in the August issue of ''[[V-Jump]]'', on sale '''20 June 2015'''. The announcement in the July issue included a note from ''V-Jump'' editor [[Victory Uchida]]:<ref>{{Cite magazine|Mag=VJ|Year=2015|Month=July|Date=21 May 2015|Title="Scoop: Dragon Ball New Television Anime"|Page=p. 8}} ——{{Cite web|URL=https://www.kanzenshuu.com/2015/05/19/dragon-ball-super-to-receive-manga-adaptation-in-v-jump/|Website=Kanzenshuu|Title="'Dragon Ball Super' to Receive Manga Adaptation in V-Jump"|Date=19 May 2015}}</ref>
{{Quotation|'''A Completely New "Dragon Ball", Full of Mystery!!''' The latest TV animation was suddenly announced!! That was a ''Victory''-surprise, even for me!! What on Earth will the story be? It's such a mystery… There's no doubt it will exceed everyone's expectations!!!|Victory Uchida}}
In the August issue that featured the [[Dragon Ball Super Chapter 1|first manga chapter]], the "Dragon Ball Park" feature revealed a few more details about the anime plot, some of which turned out to be incorrect. (Scoop #2 is omitted; it was an announcement for the OP and ED artists.)<ref>{{Cite magazine|Mag=VJ|Year=2015|Month=August|Date=20 June 2015|Title="Serialization Corner: ANP!"|Page=pp. 302-303}} ——{{Cite web|URL=https://www.kanzenshuu.com/2015/06/17/early-dragon-ball-super-story-details-in-august-2015-v-jump/|Website=Kanzenshuu|Title="Early 'Dragon Ball Super' Story Details in August 2015 V-Jump"|Date=17 June 2015}}</ref>
{{Quotation|'''Super SCOOP!! #1 ''Dragon Ball Super'' is set slightly after the showdown with Majin Boo!''' ''Dragon Ball Super'' is a gem of an original story, from an original draft provided by manga author Akira Toriyama-''sensei''! This series is a super tale that depicts what happens "afterwards" to Goku and the gang following the titanic battle with Majin Boo, and links up with the movies Battle of Gods and Resurrection 'F'!! '''Super SCOOP!! #3 Already well-known from the movies!? For the first time, Beerus and Whis join the fray in a TV series!!''' The God of Destruction Beerus and his servant Whis have already cut quite a figure in the two latest movies, and now they're set to appear as regular cast members for this TV series! Far stronger than the likes of Freeza, Cell, or Majin Boo, Beerus will run amok in the new series!? '''Super SCOOP!! #4 The illustrious main cast will remain as-is!!''' Masako Nozawa-''san'' (voice of Son Goku) and the rest of the main cast are taking part in this series too! Deeply familiar with ''Dragon Ball'', these actors and actresses will breathe new life into Goku and the gang!! '''Super SCOOP!! #5 The first episode's synopsis is available! Goku gets a job…?!''' Following Majin Boo's defeat, peaceful days have come. When Chi-Chi orders Goku to go earn some money, Goku gets the itch to train while he works. Meanwhile, Goten heads out on an adventure with Trunks to find a gift for his soon-to-be sister-in-law Videl!? '''Super SCOOP!! #6 Super high-quality gorgeous visuals! The entire series is produced with new animation!!''' This new series will be broadcast entirely with new footage, like with the movies or the openings and endings for ''Dragon Ball Kai''! An overwhelming new ''Dragon Ball'' world is revealed!! '''Super SCOOP!! #7 The comic adaptation by Toyotarō-''sensei'' starts this issue!!''' Comment From Toyotarō-''sensei'' "Getting to see a new DB anime series every week makes me too happy! With this comicalization, I want to make my own small contribution to the excitement, so everyone please check out the manga, too!"}}
===Simulcast===
[[File:Key-Champa.png|thumb|300px|Streaming platforms used the key visual for the [[God of Destruction Champa arc]] to promote the simulcast.]]
On '''19 October 2016''', [[Toei Animation]] announced a ''Dragon Ball Super'' subtitled simulcast to be hosted on [[Crunchyroll]], [[Daisuki]], and [[AnimeLab]] (Australia/New Zealand) beginning with [[Dragon Ball Super Episode 63|episode 63]], which was broadcast just a few days later on '''23 October 2016'''.<ref>{{Cite web|URL=https://www.animenewsnetwork.com/news/2016-10-19/dragon-ball-super-to-simulcast-on-crunchyroll-daisuki-animelab/.107853|Website=Anime News Network|Title="Dragon Ball Super to Simulcast on Crunchyroll, Daisuki, AnimeLab (Updated)"|Date=19 October 2016}}</ref><ref>{{Cite web|URL=https://www.kanzenshuu.com/2016/10/20/toei-animation-crunchyroll-announce-dragon-ball-super-simulcast/|Website=Kanzenshuu|Title="Toei Animation & Crunchyroll Announce 'Dragon Ball Super' Simulcast"|Date=20 October 2016}}</ref><ref>{{Cite web|URL=https://www.crunchyroll.com/anime-news/2016/10/20/power-up-crunchyroll-to-stream-dragon-ball-super|Website=Crunchyroll|Title="Power Up! Crunchyroll to Stream 'Dragon Ball Super'!"|Date=20 October 2016}}</ref> The entire [[Future Trunks arc]] was made available on the same day as episode 63, beginning with [[Dragon Ball Super Episode 47|episode 47]]. The first 46 episodes were made available in ten-episode batches, starting with episodes [[Dragon Ball Super Episode 1|1]]-[[Dragon Ball Super Episode 10|10]], which were made available on '''30 October 2016''', concurrent with the simulcast of [[Dragon Ball Super Episode 64|episode 64]].

That week, on '''04 November 2016''', [[Funimation]] announced their own acquisition of the series along with their plans to host the simulcast and produce an English dub. Episodes 1-10 and 47-64 were made available with the Toei simulcast subtitles on their North American streaming service immediately, and they joined the other simulcast platforms in making the others available in weekly batches.<ref name="funi">{{Cite web|URL=https://www.kanzenshuu.com/2016/11/04/funimation-announces-dragon-ball-super-license-acquisition/|Website=Kanzenshuu|Title="Funimation Announces 'Dragon Ball Super' License Acquisition"|Date=04 November 2016}}</ref> Episodes [[Dragon Ball Super Episode 11|11]]-[[Dragon Ball Super Episode 20|20]] were made available on on '''06 November 2016''' concurrent with the simulcast of [[Dragon Ball Super Episode 65|episode 65]]; episodes [[Dragon Ball Super Episode 21|21]]-[[Dragon Ball Super Episode 30|30]] on '''13 November 2016''' with [[Dragon Ball Super Episode 66|episode 66]]; episodes [[Dragon Ball Super Episode 31|31]]-[[Dragon Ball Super Episode 40|40]] on '''20 November 2016''' with [[Dragon Ball Super Episode 67|episode 67]] (the last episode of the Future Trunks arc); and episodes [[Dragon Ball Super Episode 41|41]]-[[Dragon Ball Super Episode 46|46]] on '''27 November 2016''' with [[Dragon Ball Super Episode 68|episode 68]]. On '''30 March 2017''', in advance of [[Dragon Ball Super Episode 81|episode 81]], Crunchyroll affiliate VRV announced they would also host the simulcast, though it was only available in the United States which was already covered by Daisuki, Crunchyroll, and Funimation.<ref>{{Cite web|URL=https://www.animenewsnetwork.com/news/2017-03-30/ellation-vrv-streaming-platform-to-stream-what-do-you-do-at-the-end-of-the-world-akashic-records-anime/.114109|Website=Anime News Network|Title="Ellation's VRV Streaming Platform to Stream What do you do at the end of the world?, Akashic Records Anime"|Date=30 March 2017}}</ref>

Crunchyroll initially announced coverage for a limited area; the simulcast was available to paid and free users in United States, Canada, Australia, and New Zealand, and to paid users in South Africa and Latin America (with Spanish subtitles). On '''30 May 2017''', Crunchyroll announced an expansion of their coverage to include the United Kingdom and much of the rest of Europe, with various foreign-language subtitles.<ref>{{Cite web|URL=https://www.crunchyroll.com/forumtopic-991613/dragon-ball-super-expands-availability-to-europe|Website=Crunchyroll Forum|Title="Dragon Ball Super expands availability to Europe"|Date=30 May 2017}}</ref>

While the series was ongoing, the [[Daisuki]] streaming service, in partnership with [[Bandai Namco]], covered large parts of the world not covered by [[Crunchyroll]].<ref>{{Cite web|URL=https://www.kanzenshuu.com/2016/10/21/daisuki-to-provide-additional-dragon-ball-super-simulcast-streams-to-international-territories/|Website=Kanzenshuu|Title="Daisuki to Provide Additional 'Dragon Ball Super' Simulcast Streams to International Territories"|Date=21 October 2016}}</ref> Episodes typically appeared first on Daisuki, minutes later on Crunchyroll, and hours later on Funimation.<ref>{{Cite web|URL=https://www.funimation.com/forum/topic/13174/what-up-with-dragonball-super-simulcast|Website=Funimation Forum|Title="What up with dragonball super simulcast"|Date=10 June 2017}}</ref><ref group="note">More evidence for this is scattered across dozens of Kanzenshuu and Reddit episode discussion threads, among many other places on the internet. [[Crunchyroll]] remained the best-known and most widely-referenced platform, even though [[Daisuki]] was available in most countries covered by Crunchyroll. Daisuki's 1080p video was available to free users, while Crunchyroll only offered 720p to free users, and Daisuki's ads were relatively limited and focused on [[Bandai Namco]]'s content.</ref> AnimeLab typically released between Daisuki and Crunchyroll, but this service was only available in Australia and New Zealand. Funimation's simulcast episodes went up late enough to be suggestive of a contractual obligation, perhaps through Funimation's contemporaneous partnership with Crunchyroll.<ref>{{Cite web|URL=https://www.crunchyroll.com/anime-news/2016/09/08/crunchyroll-and-funimation-partner-to-expand-access-to-anime|Website=Crunchyroll|Title="Crunchyroll and Funimation Partner to Expand Access to Anime!"|Date=08 September 2016}}</ref><ref group="note">[[Funimation]] was the only streaming service to host the full special broadcast version of episodes [[Dragon Ball Super Episode 109|109]] and [[Dragon Ball Super Episode 110|110]]. It remains on their streaming service with the [[Toei Animation]] simulcast subtitles. Switching the audio to the English dub automatically switches the video source to the split-episode version of the special, which was broadcast on [[Toonami]] over two weeks. The full broadcast version of the special was not included on Funimation's Blu-ray release, even though it was included on Toei's Blu-rays, so the full special has never been released for the English dub.</ref> The partnership ended on '''09 November 2018''', well after the series ended.<ref>{{Cite web|URL=https://www.animenewsnetwork.com/news/2018-10-18/funimation-crunchyroll-end-content-sharing-partnership/.138330|Website=Anime News Network|Title="Funimation, Crunchyroll End Content-Sharing Partnership (Update)"|Date=18 October 2018}}</ref>

When Daisuki closed after being acquired by Bandai, they kept ''Dragon Ball Super'' as their only available title for some time while the service passed to Bandai's ''[[Dragon Ball Super Card Game]]'' website.<ref>{{Cite web|URL=https://www.kanzenshuu.com/2017/08/02/simulcast-streaming-provider-daisuki-ending-service-in-october-2017/|Website=Kanzenshuu|Title="Simulcast/Streaming Provider Daisuki Ending Service in October 2017"|Date=02 August 2017}}</ref><ref>{{Cite web|URL=https://www.reddit.com/r/dbz/comments/81tzzw/sub_dragon_ball_super_episode_129_discussion/|Website=Reddit|Title="(SUB) Dragon Ball Super - Episode #129 - Discussion Thread!"|Date=03 March 2018}}</ref> The episodes were removed from Bandai's website as they became widely available in physical format, but they remained on Funimation, Crunchyroll, VRV, and AnimeLab's streaming services.

==Characters==
{{see|Dragon Ball Characters}}

==Main Staff==
*'''Original Author/Story & Character Draft:''' [[Akira Toriyama]] (Published in Shueisha's "Jump Comics")
*'''Planning'''
** Fuji TV — Masato Seino
** Yomiko Advertising — Kazuya Watanabe
** Toei Animation — Kōzō Morishita
*'''Producer'''
** Fuji TV — Osamu Nozaki
** Yomiko Advertising — Naoko Sagawa
** Toei Animation — Atsushi Kido
*'''Music:''' [[Norihito Sumitomo]]
*'''Production Supervisor:''' Ken Suetake
*'''Art Design:''' Shinzō Yuki
*'''Color Design:''' Teppei Hotta
*'''Character Design & Supervising Director of Animation:''' [[Tadayoshi Yamamuro]]
*'''Series Director:''' Kimitoshi Chioka
*'''Audio Director:''' Yasunori Honda
*'''Editing:''' Ei'ichi Nishimura
*'''Recording:''' Mitsuharu Itō
*'''Sound Effects:''' Mutsuhiro Nishimura
*'''Production Coordination:''' Toei
*'''Production:''' [[Fuji TV]], Yomiko Advertising, [[Toei Animation]]

==Episodes==
{{see|List of Dragon Ball Super Episodes}}

==Theatrical Film==

==Themes==
===Opening Themes===
: '''"[[Chōzetsu ☆ Dynamic!]]" (Episodes 1-76)'''
:: Lyrics: [[Yukinojō Mori]] / Composition, Arrangement, & Vocals: [[Kazuya Yoshii]]
: '''"[[Limit-Break × Survivor]]" (Episodes 77-131)'''
:: Lyrics: [[Yukinojō Mori]] / Composition: [[Takafumi Iwasaki]] / Arrangement: [[Hiroaki Kagoshima]] / Vocals: [[Kiyoshi Hikawa]]

===Ending Themes===
: '''"[[Hello Hello Hello]]" (Episodes 1-12)'''
:: Lyrics & Composition: [[Shingo Kanehiro]] / Vocals: [[Good Morning America]]

: '''"[[Starring Star]]" (Episodes 13-25)'''
:: Lyrics & Composition: [[Yoshikatsu Shutō]] / Arrangement: [[KEYTALK]] & [[NARASAKI]] / Vocals: [[KEYTALK]]

: '''"[[Usubeni]]" (Episodes 26-36)'''
:: Lyrics: [[Keisuke Matsukawa]] / Composition, Arrangement, & Vocals: [[LACCO TOWER]]

: '''"[[Forever Dreaming]]" (Episodes 37-49)'''
:: Lyrics & Composition: [[Masmi Takei]] / Arrangement & Vocals: [[Czecho No Republic]]

: '''"[[Yoka-Yoka Dance]]" (Episodes 50-59)'''
:: Lyrics & Composition: [[Takemasa Ono]] / Arrangement: [[NARASAKI]] / Vocals: [[Batten Showjo Tai]]

: '''"[[Chao Fan MUSIC]]" (Episodes 60-72)'''
:: Lyrics, Composition, Arrangement, & Vocals: [[Arukara]]

: '''"[[Aku no Tenshi to Seigi no Akuma]]" (Episodes 73-83)'''
:: Lyrics & Composition: [[Hisashi Katō]] / Arrangement: [[THE COLLECTORS]] & [[Jin Yoshida]] / Vocals: [[THE COLLECTORS]]

: '''"[[Boogie Back]]" (Episodes 94-96)'''
:: Lyrics: [[Miyu Inoue]] & [[Kōdai Miwa]] / Composition: [[Yoshihiko Nishio]] & [[Kōdai Miwa]] / Arrangement: [[Kōdai Miwa]] / Vocals: [[Miyu Inoue]]

: '''"[[Haruka]]" (Episodes 97-108)'''
:: Lyrics: [[Matsukawa Keisuke]] / Arrangement: [[Seiji Kameda]] / Composition & Vocals: [[LACCO TOWER]]

: '''"[[70cm Shihō no Madobe]]" (Episodes 109-121)'''
:: Lyrics: [[KAZUOMI]], [[NYOKI]], & [[NOBUYA]] / Lyrical Arrangement: [[KAZUOMI]] / Composition & Arrangement: [[KAZUOMI]] / Vocals: [[ROTTENGRAFFTY]]

: '''"[[LAGRIMA]]" (Episodes 122-131)'''
:: Lyrics: [[Hidenori Tanaka]] / Composition & Arrangement: [[Keita Kawaguchi]] / Vocals: [[ONEPIXCEL]]

==Notes==
{{reflist|group=note}}

==External Links==
*[http://www.toei-anim.co.jp/tv/dragon_s/ Toei Animation's Official "Dragon Ball Super" Website]
*[http://www.twitter.com/db_super2015/ Official "Dragon Ball Super" Twitter Account]

*[https://hayabusa6.5ch.net/test/read.cgi/anime3/1430215513/ 2ch 2015/04/28(火)19:05]
*[https://hayabusa3.5ch.net/test/read.cgi/mnewsplus/1430216267/ 2ch 2015/04/28(火)19:17]
*[https://hayabusa6.5ch.net/test/read.cgi/anime3/1432288315/ 2ch 2015/05/22(金)18:51]
*[https://hayabusa6.5ch.net/test/read.cgi/anime3/1432288333/ 2ch 2015/05/22(金)18:52]
*[https://hayabusa6.5ch.net/test/read.cgi/anime3/1434413942/ 2ch 2015/06/16(火)09:19]
*[https://hayabusa6.5ch.net/test/read.cgi/anime3/1434973888/ 2ch 2015/06/22(月)20:51]
*[https://mastiff.5ch.net/test/read.cgi/anime/1435498707/ 2ch 2015/06/28(日)22:38]
*[https://mastiff.5ch.net/test/read.cgi/anime/1435845995/ 2ch 2015/07/02(木)23:06]

==References==
{{Reflist}}

{{Anime}}

[[Category:Dragon Ball Super|*]]

LAGRIMA

2026-04-09T16:52:29Z

Footlong Shoe: Format

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"'''LAGRIMA'''" (ラグリマ, ''Ragurima'') is the eleventh and final ending theme song for the ''[[Dragon Ball Super]]'' TV anime series, used from [[Dragon Ball Super Episode 122|Episode 122]] until [[Dragon Ball Super Episode 131|Episode 131]]. The lyrics were written by [[Hidenori Tanaka]] and performed by J-Pop idol group [[ONEPIXCEL]].

==Lyrics==
TBD.

==Ending Animation==
TBD.

==Availability==
"LAGRIMA" has been officially released as part of two products, with each having variations.
* In March 2018 as the title track of the "LAGRIMA" CD single, released in both a "Type A" (COCA-17429) and a "Type B" (COCA-17430), each featuring different cover art and an alternate third track.<ref>{{Cite web|URL=https://columbia.jp/artist-info/onepixcel/discography/COCA-17429.html|Website=NIPPON COLUMBIA Official Site|Title="LAGRIMA(Type-A) - Discography - ONEPIXCEL"|AccessDate=08 April 2026}}</ref><ref>{{Cite web|URL=https://columbia.jp/artist-info/onepixcel/discography/COCA-17430.html|Website=NIPPON COLUMBIA Official Site|Title="LAGRIMA(Type-B) - Discography - ONEPIXCEL"|AccessDate=08 April 2026}}</ref>
* In February 2020 as part of the "Libre" album, released in both a "Regular Edition" (COCP-41067) and a "Limited Edition" (COCP-41066), the latter of which featured alternate cover art and included digital bonus features.<ref>{{Cite web|URL=https://columbia.jp/artist-info/onepixcel/discography/COCP-41066.html|Website=NIPPON COLUMBIA Official Site|Title="LIBRE (Limited Edition) - Discography - ONEPIXCEL"|AccessDate=07 April 2026}}</ref>

==Remix==
A version of "LAGRIMA" remixed by electronic musician [[Carpainter]], simply titled "LAGRIMA Carpainter Remix", was released in August 2018 as part of the "Sparkle" (COCA-17485) CD single.<ref>{{Cite web|URL=https://columbia.jp/artist-info/onepixcel/discography/COCA-17485.html|Website=NIPPON COLUMBIA Official Site|Title="Sparkle - Discography - ONEPIXCEL"|AccessDate=08 April 2026}}</ref> This remix has a runtime of 5:09.

==Notes==
{{notelist}}

==External Links==
[https://www.kanzenshuu.com/theme/ending/super11/ Kanzenshuu: Theme Guide - 11th Dragon Ball Super Ending Theme]

==References==
{{reflist}}

{{music}}
[[Category:Music]]
[[Category:Songs]]

70cm Shihō no Madobe

2026-04-09T16:44:37Z

Footlong Shoe: style corrections, formatting

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| rom_title = Nanajū Senchi Shihō no Madobe
| eng_title = By a 70cm Square Window
| image = [[File:DBS ED10.png|300px|70cm Shihō no Madobe]]
| caption = Cover art for the "70cm Shihō no Madobe" CD single
| key =
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| catalog =
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| bgm_arr =
| bgm_perf =
| groups =
| variation =
| vocals = [[ROTTENGRAFFTY]]
| song_perf =
| lyrics = [[KAZUOMI]], [[NYOKI]], & [[NOBUYA]]
| song_comp = [[KAZUOMI]]
| song_arr = [[KAZUOMI]]
| year = 2017
| first = [[Dragon Ball Super Episode 109]]
| also =
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| release = 70cm Shihō no Madobe
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"'''By a 70cm Square Window'''" (70cm四方の窓辺, ''Nanajū Senchi Shihō no Madobe'') is the tenth ending theme song for the ''[[Dragon Ball Super]]'' TV anime series, used from [[Dragon Ball Super Episode 109|Episode 109]] until [[Dragon Ball Super Episode 121|Episode 121]]. The song was performed by Japanese rock band [[ROTTENGRAFFTY]], with lyrics written by band members [[KAZUOMI]], [[NYOKI]], and [[NOBUYA]].

==Lyrics==
TBD.

==Ending Animation==
TBD.

==Availability==
"70cm Shihō no Madobe" has been officially released as part of three products, with each having variations.
* In October 2017 as the title track of the "70cm Shihō no Madobe" CD single, released in both a "Regular Edition" (VICL-37319) and a "Limited Edition" (VIZL-1234), the latter of which included a bonus DVD with footage of selected concert performances.
* In February 2018 as part of the "Play" album, released in both a "Regular Edition" (VICL-64948) and a "Limited Edition" (VIZL-1323), the latter of which featured slightly slightly different cover art and included a bonus DVD with footage of a concert.
* In March 2020 as part of the second disc in the 20th anniversary "You are ROTTENGRAFFTY" compilation album, released in both a "Regular Edition" (VICL-65344) and a "Limited Edition" (VIZL-1747), the latter of which featured alternate cover art and included exclusive merchandise and a bonus disc featuring "Cover & Collaboration songs".<ref>{{Cite web|URL=https://rotten-g.com/discography|Website=ROTTENGRAFFTY Official Web Site|Title="DISCOGRAPHY"|AccessDate=07 April 2026}}</ref>

==Notes==
{{notelist}}

==External Links==
[https://www.kanzenshuu.com/theme/ending/super10/ Kanzenshuu: Theme Guide - 10th Dragon Ball Super Ending Theme]

==References==
{{reflist}}

{{music}}
[[Category:Music]]
[[Category:Songs]]

LAGRIMA

2026-04-09T16:40:47Z

Footlong Shoe: style corrections

{{incomplete|needs=Lyrics, Animation}}
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| eng_title = LAGRIMA
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}}
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| key =
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| catalog =
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| bgm_arr =
| bgm_perf =
| groups =
| variation =
| vocals = [[OnePixcel]]
| song_perf =
| lyrics = [[Hidenori Tanaka]]
| song_comp = [[Keita Kawaguchi]]
| song_arr = [[Keita Kawaguchi]]
| year = 2018
| first = [[Dragon Ball Super Episode 122]]
| also =
| last = [[Dragon Ball Super Episode 131]]
| release = LAGRIMA
| suite =
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"'''LAGRIMA'''" (ラグリマ, ''Ragurima'') is the eleventh and final ending theme song for the ''[[Dragon Ball Super]]'' TV anime series, used from [[Dragon Ball Super Episode 122|Episode 122]] until [[Dragon Ball Super Episode 131|Episode 131]]. The lyrics were written by [[Hidenori Tanaka]] and performed by J-Pop idol group [[OnePixcel]].

==Lyrics==
TBD.

==Ending Animation==
TBD.

==Availability==
"LAGRIMA" has been officially released as part of two products, with each having variations.
* In March 2018 as the title track of the "LAGRIMA" CD single, released in both a "Type A" (COCA-17429) and a "Type B" (COCA-17430), each featuring different cover art and an alternate third track.<ref>{{Cite web|URL=https://columbia.jp/artist-info/onepixcel/discography/COCA-17429.html|Website=NIPPON COLUMBIA Official Site|Title="LAGRIMA(Type-A) - Discography - ONEPIXCEL"|AccessDate=08 April 2026}}</ref><ref>{{Cite web|URL=https://columbia.jp/artist-info/onepixcel/discography/COCA-17430.html|Website=NIPPON COLUMBIA Official Site|Title="LAGRIMA(Type-B) - Discography - ONEPIXCEL"|AccessDate=08 April 2026}}</ref>
* In February 2020 as part of the "Libre" album, released in both a "Regular Edition" (COCP-41067) and a "Limited Edition" (COCP-41066), the latter of which featured alternate cover art and included digital bonus features.<ref>{{Cite web|URL=https://columbia.jp/artist-info/onepixcel/discography/COCP-41066.html|Website=NIPPON COLUMBIA Official Site|Title="LIBRE (Limited Edition) - Discography - ONEPIXCEL"|AccessDate=07 April 2026}}</ref>

==Remix==
A version of "LAGRIMA" remixed by electronic musician [[Carpainter]], simply titled "LAGRIMA Carpainter Remix", was released in August 2018 as part of the "Sparkle" (COCA-17485) CD single.<ref>{{Cite web|URL=https://columbia.jp/artist-info/onepixcel/discography/COCA-17485.html|Website=NIPPON COLUMBIA Official Site|Title="Sparkle - Discography - ONEPIXCEL"|AccessDate=08 April 2026}}</ref> This remix has a runtime of 5:09.

==Notes==
{{notelist}}

==External Links==
[https://www.kanzenshuu.com/theme/ending/super11/ Kanzenshuu: Theme Guide - 11th Dragon Ball Super Ending Theme]

==References==
{{reflist}}

{{music}}
[[Category:Music]]
[[Category:Songs]]

File:Onepixcel bio.jpg

2026-04-09T16:18:28Z

Footlong Shoe: OnePixcel bio image. Retrieved from the group's official website.

== Summary ==
OnePixcel bio image. Retrieved from the group's official website.
== Licensing ==
{{i-Fairuse}}

70cm Shihō no Madobe

2026-04-08T21:32:06Z

Footlong Shoe: added image caption

{{incomplete|needs=Lyrics, Animation}}
{{Infobox music
| name = 70cm Shihō no Madobe
| jpn_title = 70cm四方の窓辺
| rom_title = Nanajū Senchi Shihō no Madobe
| eng_title = By a 70cm Square Window
| image = [[File:DBS ED10.png|300px|70cm Shihō no Madobe]]
| caption = Cover art for the "70cm Shihō no Madobe" CD single
| key =
| length = 3:45 1:00 (TV Size)
| catalog =
| bgm_comp =
| bgm_arr =
| bgm_perf =
| groups =
| variation =
| vocals = [[ROTTENGRAFFTY]]
| song_perf =
| lyrics = [[KAZUOMI]], [[NYOKI]], & [[NOBUYA]]
| song_comp = [[KAZUOMI]]
| song_arr = [[KAZUOMI]]
| year = 2017
| first = [[Dragon Ball Super Episode 109]]
| also =
| last = [[Dragon Ball Super Episode 121]]
| release = 70cm Shihō no Madobe
| suite =
}}
"'''By a 70cm Square Window'''" (70cm四方の窓辺, ''Nanajū Senchi Shihō no Madobe'') is the tenth ending theme song for the ''[[Dragon Ball Super]]'' TV anime series, used from [[Dragon Ball Super Episode 109|episode 109]] until [[Dragon Ball Super Episode 121|episode 121]]. The song was performed by Japanese rock band [[ROTTENGRAFFTY]], with lyrics written by band members [[KAZUOMI]], [[NYOKI]], and [[NOBUYA]].

==Lyrics==
TBD.

==Ending Animation==
TBD.

==Availability==
"70cm Shihō no Madobe" has been officially released as part of three products, with each having variations.
* In October 2017 as the title track of the "70cm Shihō no Madobe" CD single, released in both a "Regular Edition" (VICL-37319) and a "Limited Edition" (VIZL-1234), the latter of which included a bonus DVD with footage of selected concert performances.
* In February 2018 as part of the "Play" album, released in both a "Regular Edition" (VICL-64948) and a "Limited Edition" (VIZL-1323), the latter of which featured slightly slightly different cover art and included a bonus DVD with footage of a concert.
* In March 2020 as part of the second disc in the 20th anniversary "You are ROTTENGRAFFTY" compilation album, released in both a "Regular Edition" (VICL-65344) and a "Limited Edition" (VIZL-1747), the latter of which featured alternate cover art and included exclusive merchandise and a bonus disc featuring "Cover & Collaboration songs".<ref>{{Cite web|URL=https://rotten-g.com/discography|Website=ROTTENGRAFFTY Official Web Site|Title="DISCOGRAPHY"|AccessDate=07 April 2026}}</ref>

==Notes==
{{notelist}}

==External Links==
[https://www.kanzenshuu.com/theme/ending/super10/ Kanzenshuu: Theme Guide - 10th Dragon Ball Super Ending Theme]

==References==
{{reflist}}

{{music}}
[[Category:Music]]
[[Category:Songs]]

LAGRIMA

2026-04-08T21:31:23Z

Footlong Shoe: added image caption

{{incomplete|needs=Lyrics, Animation}}
{{Infobox music
| name = LAGRIMA
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| rom_title = Ragurima
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"'''LAGRIMA'''" (ラグリマ, ''Ragurima'') is the eleventh and final ending theme song for the ''[[Dragon Ball Super]]'' TV anime series, used from [[Dragon Ball Super Episode 122|episode 122]] until [[Dragon Ball Super Episode 131|episode 131]]. The lyrics were written by [[Hidenori Tanaka]] and performed by J-Pop idol group [[OnePixcel]].

==Lyrics==
TBD.

==Ending Animation==
TBD.

==Availability==
"LAGRIMA" has been officially released as part of two products, with each having variations.
* In March 2018 as the title track of the "LAGRIMA" CD single, released in both a "Type A" (COCA-17429) and a "Type B" (COCA-17430), each featuring different cover art and an alternate third track.<ref>{{Cite web|URL=https://columbia.jp/artist-info/onepixcel/discography/COCA-17429.html|Website=NIPPON COLUMBIA Official Site|Title="LAGRIMA(Type-A) - Discography - ONEPIXCEL"|AccessDate=08 April 2026}}</ref><ref>{{Cite web|URL=https://columbia.jp/artist-info/onepixcel/discography/COCA-17430.html|Website=NIPPON COLUMBIA Official Site|Title="LAGRIMA(Type-B) - Discography - ONEPIXCEL"|AccessDate=08 April 2026}}</ref>
* In February 2020 as part of the "Libre" album, released in both a "Regular Edition" (COCP-41067) and a "Limited Edition" (COCP-41066), the latter of which featured alternate cover art and included digital bonus features.<ref>{{Cite web|URL=https://columbia.jp/artist-info/onepixcel/discography/COCP-41066.html|Website=NIPPON COLUMBIA Official Site|Title="LIBRE (Limited Edition) - Discography - ONEPIXCEL"|AccessDate=07 April 2026}}</ref>

==Remix==
A version of "LAGRIMA" remixed by electronic musician [[Carpainter]], simply titled "LAGRIMA Carpainter Remix", was released in August 2018 as part of the "Sparkle" (COCA-17485) CD single.<ref>{{Cite web|URL=https://columbia.jp/artist-info/onepixcel/discography/COCA-17485.html|Website=NIPPON COLUMBIA Official Site|Title="Sparkle - Discography - ONEPIXCEL"|AccessDate=08 April 2026}}</ref> This remix has a runtime of 5:09.

==Notes==
{{notelist}}

==External Links==
[https://www.kanzenshuu.com/theme/ending/super11/ Kanzenshuu: Theme Guide - 11th Dragon Ball Super Ending Theme]

==References==
{{reflist}}

{{music}}
[[Category:Music]]
[[Category:Songs]]

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"'''Dragon Ball The Movies Blu-ray 8'''" is [[Toei Animation]]'s high-definition release of all three [[Dragon Ball]] theatrical films. Volume 8 was released alongside Volume 7 in Japan on '''09 January 2019'''.
==Summaries==
The following plot summaries are given on the back of the Blu-ray cover:
{{Quotation|'''ドラゴンボール　神龍の伝説''' 世界一の珍味を求める贅沢な[[King Gourmeth|グルメス王]]に、グルメス王国の国民は苦しめられていた。[[Son Goku|悟空]]は、その王国から[[Turtle Hermit|武天老師]]に助けを求めに来た[[Pansy|パンジ]]という少女と出会う。そして、パンジとともに武天老師のもとを経て、いざグルメス王国へ！だが、そこでは国王の手下である[[Pasta|パスタ]]たちが待ちうけていた!!盗賊・[[Yamcha|ヤムチャ]]も加わり、悟空たちは国王軍と大バトルを展開。その戦闘中、グルメスが急に巨大化する！
}}
'''Dragon Ball: The Legend of Shenlong''' The people of Gourmeth Kingdom are tormented by their indulgent [[King Gourmeth]]'s demands for the world's best delicacies. From that kingdom, [[Son Goku|Goku]] meets [[Turtle Hermit|Muten Rōshi]], as well as a girl named [[Pansy]], who came to the hermit seeking his help. With the two of them in tow, it's off to Gourmeth Kingdom! However, there, the king's subordinates [[Pasta]] and [[Vongo]] were waiting!! Joined by the bandit Yamcha, a huge battle between Goku's group and the king's army unfolds! Then, as they fight, Gourmeth suddenly grows huge!
{{Quotation|'''ドラゴンボール　魔神城のねむり姫''' 亀仙人に弟子入りするために、[[Sleeping Princess|ねむり姫]]を連れ帰るという試練を与えられた悟空と[[Kuririn|クリリン]]。しかしねむり姫は、はるか彼方の[[Devil Castle|魔神城]]に閉じ込められているという。悟空とクリリン、そして二人を追う[[Bulma|ブルマ]]たちは魔神城へと向かう。悟空たちは城に潜入するが、魔物たちに見つかり戦闘に。同じ頃、ブルマは[[Lucifer|ルシフェル]]に捕まっていた。そして城の内部ではブルマを生け贄にし、宴が始まろうとしていた･･･。
}}
'''Dragon Ball: The Sleeping Princess in Devil’s Castle''' In order to become the Turtle Hermit's students, Goku and [[Kuririn]] are given the test of bringing him the [[Sleeping Princess]]. However, the Sleeping Princess is locked up in the far away [[Devil Castle]]. Goku and Kuririn, followed by Bulma and friends, set off for Devil Castle. As they infiltrate the castle, they are encountered and fought by demons. Meanwhile, Bulma is captured by [[Lucifer]]. Bulma is about to be used as a sacrifice when the banquet begins...
{{Quotation|'''ドラゴンボール　摩訶不思議大冒険''' 亀仙人のもとで修行をしていた悟空とクリリンは、力試しのために武術大会の開かれる[[Miphan Empire|ミーファン帝国]]へと向かう。しかしミーファン帝国では、己の欲望のため、大臣の[[Crane Hermit|鶴仙人]]が[[Dragon Balls|ドラゴンボール]]を集めていた。そんな中、悟空たちはドラゴンボールを持つ[[Upa|ウパ]]と[[Bora|ボラ]]に出会う。そのボラとともに悟空たちは武術大会に出場するが、試合中ボラが[[Tao Pai-pai|桃白白]]に殺されてしまう。怒った悟空は桃白白に向かっていくが･･･。
}}
'''Dragon Ball: A Mystical Great Adventure''' While training under the Turtle Hermit, Goku and Kuririn go to the [[Miphan Empire]], where a martial arts tournament is taking place, to test their strength. It turns out, the [[Crane Hermit]] has been gathering the [[Dragon Balls]] for his wicked desires. All the while, Goku meets [[Upa]] and [[Bora]], who hold a Dragon Ball. Bora joins Goku and the rest in the tournament, but is killed by [[Tao Pai-pai]]. Now Tao Pai-pai faces an enraged Goku...

==Contents==
This volume includes [[Dragon Ball Movie 1]], [[Dragon Ball Movie 2]], and [[Dragon Ball Movie 3]] on a single disc. The case also contains an eight-page booklet featuring plot summaries, character bios, and credits for each film.

In addition to the films, each is accompanied by a set of bonus features on the disc:
===== Dragon Ball Movie 1 =====
* ''News Flash''
* Digest
* DVD Promo
===== Dragon Ball Movie 2 =====
* Theatrical Preview
* Digest
* DVD Promo
===== Dragon Ball Movie 3 =====
* Theatrical Preview
* Digest
* DVD Promo
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DB-Movies-BD8-Menu.PNG|Disc menu.
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==Menu==
The disc menu is a still graphic featuring the seven Dragon Balls and an overlay resembling a film reel. Each movie's original promotional artwork is presented above a small selection of options pertaining to their respective feature, including a chapter list for all three.

The chapter lists are presented as pop-up menus, stylized after the [[Dragon Radar]], which cover up the other two movies' artwork. Each chapter is represented by a still frame and a chapter number.
==External Links==
*[https://www.kanzenshuu.com/home-video/jp/movies-blu-ray/ Kanzenshuu - Home Video Guide - Japan Releases - Dragon Ball The Movies Blu-ray]

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"'''Dragon Ball The Movies Blu-ray 7'''" is [[Toei Animation]]'s high-definition release of the thirteenth [[Dragon Ball Z]] theatrical film and the [[Dragon Ball 10th Anniversary Movie]]. Volume 7 was released alongside Volume 8 in Japan on '''09 January 2019'''.
==Summaries==
The following plot summaries are given on the back of the Blu-ray cover:
{{Quotation|'''ドラゴンボールZ　龍拳爆発!!悟空がやらねば誰がやる''' 「勇者[[Tapion|タピオン]]を復活させてほしい」と、怪しい老人[[Hoi|ホイ]]に頼まれた[[Son Gohan|悟飯]]たちは、[[Shenlong|神龍]]でその封印を解除。見事、タピオンが出現するが、彼はなぜか復活を嘆く。彼の体の中には、母星を壊滅させようとした幻魔人・[[Hildegarn|ヒルデガーン]]の上半身が封印されていたのだ！その日の晩、街ではヒルデガーンの下半身が暴走。そして勇者タピオンの努力も空しく、上半身も解き放たれたヒルデガーンは完全体に。[[Son Goku|悟空]]は[[Super Saiyan 3|超サイヤ人３]]となり相対する!!
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'''Dragon Ball Z: Dragon Fist Explosion!! If Goku Won't Do it, Who Will?''' "I want the hero [[Tapion]] brought back to life" is the wish made by the suspicious elder [[Hoi]] after [[Son Gohan|Gohan]] and [[Videl]] assist him in awakening [[Shenlong]]. Upon his magnificent emergence, for some reason, he laments his resurrection. Inside his body, the upper half of the magical phantom [[Hildegarn]], who destroyed his home planet, has been sealed away! That evening, the lower half of Hildegarn rampages downtown. After the hero Tapion's vain efforts, the upper half is released, both forming the complete Hildegarn. [[Son Goku|Goku]] faces it in [[Super Saiyan 3]]!!
{{Quotation|'''ドラゴンボール　最強への道''' 少年・孫悟空は、[[Mt. Paozu|パオズ山]]で[[Bulma|ブルマ]]と出会い[[Dragon Balls|ドラゴンボール]]探索の旅へ出ることに。旅の途中、悟空は[[Red Ribbon Army|レッドリボン軍]][[Muscle Tower|マッスルタワー]]で、[[General White|ホワイト将軍]]を撃破！そこで、[[Artificial Human No. 8|人造人間8号]]ことハッチャンと出会い友達に。その後、[[General Blue|ブルー将軍]]の艦隊に襲撃され、ドラゴンボールごとブルマたちを連れ去られてしまう。怒り心頭の悟空は、レッドリボン軍本拠地へ侵入！そこで、軍の誇る巨大ロボットと激闘する!!
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'''Dragon Ball: The Path to Ultimate Strength''' The young Son Goku meets [[Bulma]] on [[Mt. Paozu]], departing on a journey to find the [[Dragon Balls]]. On this journey, Goku defeats [[General White]] at the [[Red Ribbon Army]]'s [[Muscle Tower]]! He makes friends there with [[Artificial Human No. 8]], or "Hatchan". Then, [[General Blue]]'s fleet attacks, snatching away the Dragon Balls and abducting Bulma and the rest. Full of anger, Goku invades the Red Ribbon Army headquarters! There, he has a fierce battle with the army's own giant robot!!

==Contents==
This volume includes [[Dragon Ball Z Movie 13]] and the [[Dragon Ball 10th Anniversary Movie]] on a single disc. The case also contains an eight-page booklet featuring plot summaries, character bios, and credits for each film.

In addition to the films, each is accompanied by a set of bonus features on the disc:
===== Dragon Ball Z Movie 13 =====
* Theatrical Preview
* ''News Flash''
* Digest
* DVD Promo
===== Dragon Ball 10th Anniversary Movie =====
* Theatrical Preview
* Digest
* DVD Promo
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DB-Movies-BD7-Chapters2.PNG|10th Anniversary Movie chapter list.
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==Menu==
The disc menu is a still graphic featuring the seven Dragon Balls and an overlay resembling a film reel. Each movie's original promotional artwork is presented above a small selection of options pertaining to their respective feature, including a chapter list for both.

The chapter lists are presented as pop-up menus, stylized after the [[Dragon Radar]], which cover up the opposite movie's artwork. Each chapter is represented by a still frame and a chapter number.
==External Links==
*[https://www.kanzenshuu.com/home-video/jp/movies-blu-ray/ Kanzenshuu - Home Video Guide - Japan Releases - Dragon Ball The Movies Blu-ray]

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"'''Dragon Ball The Movies Blu-ray 6'''" is [[Toei Animation]]'s high-definition release of the eleventh and twelfth [[Dragon Ball Z]] theatrical films. Volume 6 was released alongside Volumes 4 and 5 in Japan on '''05 December 2018'''.
==Summaries==
The following plot summaries are given on the back of the Blu-ray cover:
{{Quotation|'''ドラゴンボールZ　超戦士撃破!!勝つのはオレだ''' ある日[[Mister Satan|ミスター・サタン]]のもとに、幼なじみの[[Jagar Batta|ジャガー・バッタ]]男爵から挑戦状が届く。ジャガーは武道家として名を馳せているサタンを、自分が作った[[Biowarriors|バイオ戦士]]で打ち負かそうと考えたのだ。しかしその思惑に反し、サタンに同行してきた[[No. 18|人造人間18合]]、[[Son Goten|悟天]]、[[Trunks|トランクス]]たちがバイオ戦士たちを撃破。楽勝ムードの超戦士たちだったが、研究所の培養カプセルの中に、強敵・[[Broli|ブロリー]]の姿を発見してしまう。
}}
'''Dragon Ball Z: Super-Warrior Defeat!! I'm the One Who'll Win''' One day, [[Mister Satan]] is delivered a written challenge from his childhood friend, Baron [[Jagar Batta]]. With Satan having become a widely recognized martial artist, Jagar believes he's created [[Biowarriors]] that can defeat him. However, his plan is thwarted when the Biowarriors are quashed by Satan's companions, [[No. 18| Artificial Human No. 18]], [[Son Goten|Goten]], and [[Trunks]]. The super warriors think it'll be a walk in the park, but then they find a cultivation capsule in the laboratory containing a figure resembling the formidable opponent, [[Broli]].
{{Quotation|'''ドラゴンボールZ　復活のフュージョン!!悟空とベジータ''' あの世で[[2nd Afterlife Tournament|武道会]]が開催され、そこで[[Son Goku|悟空]]は[[Paikuhan|パイクーハン]]と対決。彼らが死闘を繰り広げているその頃、閻魔界では魂の洗浄装置の事故が発生。側にいたサイケ鬼が悪の気を浴び、怪物[[Janenba|ジャネンバ]]になってしまう！その影響で閻魔界から魂があふれ、世界中で死者が復活する異常事態に。[[King Enma|閻魔大王]]の要望で悟空たちがジャネンバ退治に乗り出し、これを撃退。しかし、ジャネンバはより凶悪な姿へと変身する･･･!!
}}
'''Dragon Ball Z: The Rebirth of Fusion!! Goku and Vegeta''' In the afterlife, Goku and [[Paikuhan]] face each other in a martial arts tournament. As their deadly struggle unfolds, something goes wrong with the soul cleansing equipment in the Enma Realm. The Psyche-''Oni'' nearby is bathed in evil air, turning him into the monstrous [[Janenba]]! With the resulting overflow of souls in the Enma Realm, extraordinary cases arise around the world of the dead rising. At [[King Enma]]'s request, Goku and Paikuhan set out to get rid of Janenba and manage to suppress him. However, Janenba transforms into a more vicious figure...!!

==Contents==
This volume includes [[Dragon Ball Z Movie 11]] and [[Dragon Ball Z Movie 12]] on a single disc. The case also contains an eight-page booklet featuring plot summaries, character bios, and credits for each film.

In addition to the films, each is accompanied by a set of bonus features on the disc:
===== Dragon Ball Z Movie 11 =====
* ''News Flash''
* Digest
* DVD Promo
===== Dragon Ball Z Movie 12 =====
* Theatrical Preview
* Digest
* DVD Promo
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==Menu==
The disc menu is a still graphic featuring the seven Dragon Balls and an overlay resembling a film reel. Each movie's original promotional artwork is presented above a small selection of options pertaining to their respective feature, including a chapter list for both.

The chapter lists are presented as pop-up menus, stylized after the [[Dragon Radar]], which cover up the opposite movie's artwork. Each chapter is represented by a still frame and a chapter number.
==Censorship==
On '''25 January 2019''', Toei Animation acknowledged certain instances of visual censorship in this Blu-ray release that was not present in the Amazon-Netflix release. The acknowledgement came by way of an apology for the packaging's descriptive text.<ref>{{Cite web|URL=https://www.toei-video.co.jp/info/info190125/|Website=Toei Video|Title="『ＤＲＡＧＯＮＢＡＬＬＴＨＥＭＯＶＩＥＳＢｌｕ‐ｒａｙ　＃０６』ジャケット誤記載に関するお詫びと対応について"|Date=25 January 2019|AccessDate=02 November 2024}}</ref>
[[File:Movie-BD-Censorship.png|thumb|350px|[[Toei Animation]]'s demonstrative graphic.]]
{{Quotation|＜映像表現上の修正の内容＞ 本件商品の発売にあたり、皆様により楽しんでいただけるように、また、子どもへ与える影響にも配慮したうえで、映像の確認作業を行いました。映像確認作業の結果、表現上の修正を行った映像を本件商品に収録いたしました。 ＜ジャケットの記載＞ 本件商品のジャケットに「この作品には、映像、台詞の一部に、現在では不適当と思われる表現もありますが、作品の歴史的価値を重視し、現存する原版のとおり収録してあります。」という注意文を掲載していました。<hr>-Content of Visual Edits- Approaching the release of the products in question, so that they could be enjoyed by everyone even more thoroughly, as well as out of consideration for their influence upon children, a review of visual content was conducted. As a result of this review, versions of the films which contained edited expressions were included in the final products. -Jacket Description- Jackets of the products in question were printed with the following warning: "Certain parts of images and dialogue may contain material considered inappropriate for modern audiences. However, out of respect for historical value of the works, their original editions are maintained."}}
Those wishing to seek a refund were able to fill out the respective form on Toei's website through January 2020. New jackets with an "accurate" description could also be requested, and new versions printed that day moving forward would have the adjusted text. No mention was made of replacing discs with unaltered content or future re-releases.<ref>{{Cite web|URL=https://www.kanzenshuu.com/2019/01/25/toei-acknowledges-movie-blu-ray-censorship-apology-incorrect-jacket-text-description/|Website=Kanzenshuu|Title="Toei Acknowledges New Remastered Movie Blu-ray Censorship via Apology For Incorrect Jacket Text Description"|Date=25 January 2019|AccessDate=02 November 2024}}</ref>
==External Links==
*[https://www.kanzenshuu.com/home-video/jp/movies-blu-ray/ Kanzenshuu - Home Video Guide - Japan Releases - Dragon Ball The Movies Blu-ray]
==References==
{{reflist}}
{{Home Video}}
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"'''Dragon Ball The Movies Blu-ray 5'''" is [[Toei Animation]]'s high-definition release of the ninth and tenth [[Dragon Ball Z]] theatrical films. Volume 5 was released alongside Volumes 4 and 6 in Japan on '''05 December 2018'''.
==Summaries==
The following plot summaries are given on the back of the Blu-ray cover:

{{Quotation|'''ドラゴンボールZ　銀河ギリギリ‼︎ぶっちぎりの凄い奴''' 大富豪・[[Gyōsan Money|マネー]]が開催する[[Tenka'ichi Dai Budō Taikai|天下一武道大会]]に出場する[[Son Gohan|悟飯]]たち。今回は特別ゲストとして、四つの銀河を代表する銀河戦士たちが招かれた。悟飯たちは順調に予選を勝ち抜き、決勝へ出発。一方、銀河戦士たちは、かつて[[Kaiō|界王たち]]に封印された極悪人・[[Bojack|ボージャック]]一味とすり替わっていた。悪事を働こうと、悟飯たち出場選手に襲いかかるボージャックたち。[[Son Goku|悟空]]不在の現在、対抗できるのは悟飯しかいない！
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'''Dragon Ball Z: The Galaxy at the Brink!! The Super Incredible Guy''' [[Son Gohan|Gohan]] and friends are participating in the [[Tenka'ichi Dai Budō Taikai]] hosted by a man of extreme wealth, [[Gyōsan Money|Money]]. For the occasion, Galactic Warriors representing the four galaxies have been invited as special guests. Gohan and the others fight impressively through the preliminary rounds and are headed towards the finals. All the while, a team led by the villainous [[Bojack]], who was once sealed away by the [[Kaiō|Kaiōs]], have covertly replaced the Galactic Warriors. With evil intent, Bojack and his crew attack Gohan and his fellow fighters. With [[Son Goku|Goku]] out of the picture, no one can fight back but Gohan!

{{Quotation|'''ドラゴンボールZ　危険なふたり！超戦士はねむれない''' [[Dragon Balls|ドラゴンボール]]収集中の[[Son Goten|悟天]]たちは、最後の一つを求めて[[Natade Village|ナタデ村]]に入る。異常気象と怪物被害に悩まされるその村は、事態解決のため、怪物に生け贄を捧げようとしていた。そこで悟天たちは、自ら生け贄となり、現われた怪物を撃破！だが、翌朝、悟空を追って[[Earth|地球]]に到着していた[[Broli|ブロリー]]が突然[[Videl|ビーデル]]を撃破！ブロリーは悟天を悟空だと思い込み、激しい攻撃を開始。敵は、幼い悟天がかなう生やさしい相手ではなかった･･･。
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'''Dragon Ball Z: The Dangerous Duo! Super-Warriors Can’t Rest''' As [[Son Goten|Goten]] and the others collect the [[Dragon Balls]], they enter [[Natade Village]] seeking the final one. As the village is afflicted by abnormal weather and monster attacks, in interest of solving their crises, they've turned to offering a living sacrifice to the monster. So, after Goten and friends offer themselves as the sacrifices, the monster appears and is defeated! However, the next morning, having arrived to Earth chasing Goku, [[Broly]] suddenly beats [[Videl]]! Mistaking Goten for Goku, Broly launches a vicious assault. Matching this opponent would not be an easy task for Goten...

==Contents==
This volume includes [[Dragon Ball Z Movie 9]] and [[Dragon Ball Z Movie 10]] on a single disc. The case also contains an eight-page booklet featuring plot summaries, character bios, and credits for each film.

In addition to the films, each is accompanied by a set of bonus features on the disc:
===== Dragon Ball Z Movie 9 =====
* ''News Flash''
* Digest
* DVD Promo
===== Dragon Ball Z Movie 10 =====
* Theatrical Preview
* ''News Flash''
* Digest
* DVD Promo

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The disc menu is a still graphic featuring the seven Dragon Balls and an overlay resembling a film reel. Each movie's original promotional artwork is presented above a small selection of options pertaining to their respective feature, including a chapter list for both.

The chapter lists are presented as pop-up menus, stylized after the [[Dragon Radar]], which cover up the opposite movie's artwork. Each chapter is represented by a still frame and a chapter number.

==External Links==
*[https://www.kanzenshuu.com/home-video/jp/movies-blu-ray/ Kanzenshuu - Home Video Guide - Japan Releases - Dragon Ball The Movies Blu-ray]

{{Home Video}}
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"'''Dragon Ball The Movies Blu-ray 4'''" is [[Toei Animation]]'s high-definition release of the seventh and eighth [[Dragon Ball Z]] theatrical films. Volume 4 was released alongside Volumes 5 and 6 in Japan on '''05 December 2018'''.
==Summaries==
The following plot summaries are given on the back of the Blu-ray cover:

{{Quotation|'''ドラゴンボールZ　極限バトル!!三大超サイヤ人''' 自らが造った[[Artificial Human|人造人間]]によって殺されてしまった[[Dr. Gero|Dr.ゲロ]]。だが、彼がインプットしていたデータは生き続け、最強の人造人間[[No. 15|15号]]・[[No. 14|14号]]・[[No. 13|13号]]を造りだしていた。[[Son Goku|悟空]]を狙い襲いかかる人造人間。北の[[氷河地帯|glacial belt]]に戦いの場を移し、悟空、[[Trunks|トランクス]]、[[Vegeta|ベジータ]]の三大[[Super Saiyan|超サイヤ人]]勢ぞろいの超激闘が始まる。
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'''Dragon Ball Z: Extreme Battle!! The Three Great Super Saiyans''' [[Dr. Gero]] is killed by one of his own creations, the [[Artificial Human|Artificial Humans]]. However, he had instructed his computer to carry out the production of Artificial Humans [[No. 15]], [[No. 14]], and [[No. 13]]. These Artificial Humans attack [[Son Goku|Goku]]. After taking the fight to the northern [[glacial belt]], Goku, [[Trunks]], and [[Vegeta]] assemble as the three great Super Saiyans, and a super-fierce fight begins.

{{Quotation|'''ドラゴンボールZ　熱戦・烈戦・超激戦''' ベジータを「[[New Planet Vegeta|新惑星ベジータ]]」の王に迎えたい、と[[Paragus|パラガス]]・[[Broli|ブロリー]]親子がやってきた。一方、悟空は[[North Kaiō|界王]]の依頼で、[[South Galaxy|銀河]]を襲い破壊している[[Legendary Super Saiyan|伝説の超サイヤ人]]を探していた。そう、悟空の探していた相手こそ、ブロリーだったのだ！
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'''Dragon Ball Z: Burn Up!! A Red-Hot, Raging, Super-Fierce Fight''' Father and son [[Paragus]] and [[Broli]] appear, wishing to crown Vegeta as the king of [[New Planet Vegeta]]. Meanwhile, Goku is called upon by [[North Kaiō|Kaiō]] to search for the [[Legendary Super Saiyan]] wreaking havoc on the [[South Galaxy|galaxy]]. It seems that particular opponent Goku has been looking for is in fact Broly!

==Contents==
This volume includes [[Dragon Ball Z Movie 7]] and [[Dragon Ball Z Movie 8]] on a single disc. The case also contains an eight-page booklet featuring plot summaries, character bios, and credits for each film.

In addition to the films, each is accompanied by a set of bonus features on the disc:
===== Dragon Ball Z Movie 7 =====
* Theatrical Preview
* DVD Promo
* Non-credit Opening & Ending
===== Dragon Ball Z Movie 8 =====
* Theatrical Preview
* DVD Promo

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==Menu==
The disc menu is a still graphic featuring the seven Dragon Balls and an overlay resembling a film reel. Each movie's original promotional artwork is presented above a small selection of options pertaining to their respective feature, including a chapter list for both.

The chapter lists are presented as pop-up menus, stylized after the [[Dragon Radar]], which cover up the opposite movie's artwork. Each chapter is represented by a still frame and a chapter number.

==External Links==
*[https://www.kanzenshuu.com/home-video/jp/movies-blu-ray/ Kanzenshuu - Home Video Guide - Japan Releases - Dragon Ball The Movies Blu-ray]

{{Home Video}}
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==Summaries==
The following plot summaries are given on the back of the Blu-ray cover:

{{Quotation|'''ドラゴンボールZ　とびっきりの最強対最強''' [[Saiyan|サイヤ人]]を絶滅させるために、[[Coola|クウラ]]とその部下が[[Earth|地球]]に攻め込んできた。[[Son Goku|悟空]]は[[Coola Armored Squad|クウラ機甲戦隊]]に立ち向かうが、[[Son Gohan|悟飯]]をかばい重傷を負う。悟飯が持ってきた[[Senzu|仙豆]]により、悟空は回復するが今度は悟飯に代わってクウラ機甲戦隊と闘いた[[Piccolo|ピッコロ]]が倒されてしまう。それを知った悟空は激怒、クウラと直接対決へ‼︎本気になったクウラは変身し、ついに最強の姿を見せる‼︎
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'''Dragon Ball Z: The Incredible Strongest vs. Strongest''' To eradicate the [[Saiyan|Saiyans]], [[Coola]] and his subordinates invade [[Earth]]. [[Son Goku|Goku]] stands against the [[Coola Armored Squad]], but is wounded protecting [[Son Gohan|Gohan]]. As Goku recovers thanks to Gohan getting him a [[Senzu]], [[Piccolo]] takes on the Coola Armored Squad in Gohan's stead, and is taken down. Seeing this, a furious Goku takes the fight directly to Coola!! Coola gets serious, and finally, he unveils his strongest form!!

{{Quotation|'''ドラゴンボールZ　激突‼︎100億パワーの戦士たち''' [[Big Gete Star|ビッグゲテスター]]と呼ばれる巨大なコンピュータが、[[New Planet Namek|新生ナメック星]]に寄生する。新生ナメック星の危機を知らされた悟空たちは、宇宙船で向かうことになる。すると、そのビッグゲテスターにより再生された[[Metal Coola|メタルクウラ]]が、悟空たちの前に立ちはだかる。悟空は、救助に来た[[Vegeta|ベジータ]]とともに[[Super Saiyan|超サイヤ人]]となり、メタルクウラを粉砕。しかし、それは量産化されたメタルクウラのうちのたった一体でしかなかった･･･。
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'''Dragon Ball Z: Clash!! 10,000,000,000 Powerful Warriors''' A massive computer named the [[Big Gete Star]] has started consuming energy from [[New Planet Namek]]. Hearing of New Planet Namek's crisis, Goku and friends make their way on a spaceship. Then, having been revived by the Big Gete Star, [[Metal Coola]] stands in the way of Goku and company. Metal Coola is demolished by Goku, with the aid of [[Vegeta]] and their combined [[Super Saiyan]] strength. However, that was only one of many mass-produced Metal Coolas...

==Contents==
This volume includes [[Dragon Ball Z Movie 5]] and [[Dragon Ball Z Movie 6]] on a single disc. The case also contains an eight-page booklet featuring plot summaries, character bios, and credits for each film.

In addition to the films, each is accompanied by a set of bonus features on the disc:
===== Dragon Ball Z Movie 5 =====
* ''News Flash''
* DVD Promo
===== Dragon Ball Z Movie 6 =====
* Theatrical Preview
* DVD Promo
* Non-credit Opening & Ending

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==Menu==
The disc menu is a still graphic featuring the seven Dragon Balls and an overlay resembling a film reel. Each movie's original promotional artwork is presented above a small selection of options pertaining to their respective feature, including a chapter list for both.

The chapter lists are presented as pop-up menus, stylized after the [[Dragon Radar]], which cover up the opposite movie's artwork. Each chapter is represented by a still frame and a chapter number.

==Errors==
Initial printings of this Blu-ray volume featured flipped poster artwork for Movie 5 on the back cover. The artwork was oriented properly in subsequent printings, and replacement cover inserts were offered to customers by Toei Video until November 2020.<ref>{{Cite web|URL=https://www.toei-video.co.jp/info/info20181102/|Website=Toei Video|Title="2018年11月2日発売『ＤＲＡＧＯＮＢＡＬＬＴＨＥＭＯＶＩＥＳ　Ｂｌｕ‐ｒａｙ　♯０３』ジャケットにおける反転画像使用のお詫びと対応について"|Date=November 2018|AccessDate=02 November 2024}}</ref>
[[File:Movie-BD-Jacket-Error.png|thumb|center|500px|[[Toei Animation]]'s demonstrative graphic.]]

==External Links==
*[https://www.kanzenshuu.com/home-video/jp/movies-blu-ray/ Kanzenshuu - Home Video Guide - Japan Releases - Dragon Ball The Movies Blu-ray]
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"'''Dragon Ball The Movies Blu-ray 2'''" is [[Toei Animation]]'s high-definition release of the third and fourth [[Dragon Ball Z]] theatrical films. Volume 2 was released alongside Volumes 1 and 3 in Japan on '''02 November 2018'''.

==Summaries==
The following plot summaries are given on the back of the Blu-ray cover:

{{Quotation|'''ドラゴンボールZ　地球まるごと超決戦''' [[Saiyan|サイヤ人]]戦士[[Tullece|ターレス]]が軍団を率いて[[Earth|地球]]にやってきた。ターレスが播いた[[Shinseiju|神精樹]]の種は、地球のエネルギーを吸いながら成長していく。神精樹の実を食べて、さらにパワーアップしたターレス、[[Son Goku|悟空]]たちは立ち向かう！
}}
'''Dragon Ball Z: A Super Decisive Battle for Earth''' The [[Saiyan]] warrior [[Tullece]] has brought his troops to [[Earth]]. Tullece plants the seed of the ''[[Shinseiju]]'', which grows by absorbing Earth's energy. Once Tullece powers up by eating fruit from the ''Shinseiju'', [[Goku|Son Goku]] and friends have a fight ahead of them!

{{Quotation|'''ドラゴンボールZ　超サイヤ人孫悟空''' 地球に大接近した妖しい巨星とともに地球にやってきた、超[[Namekian|ナメック星人]]の[[Slug|スラッグ]]。[[Shenlong|神龍]]の力で永遠の若さを手にしたスラッグは、地球改造計画を進める。迎え撃つため、限界を引き上げた悟空の[[Kaiō-Ken|界王拳]]が炸裂！
}}
'''Dragon Ball Z: Super Saiyan Son Goku''' As a strange planet approaches Earth, the Super [[Namekian]] [[Slug]] turns up. After using [[Shenlong]]'s power to gain eternal youth, Slug commences his plan to repurpose the Earth. In order to face this foe, Goku's ''[[Kaiō-Ken]]'' explodes past its limits!

==Contents==
This volume includes [[Dragon Ball Z Movie 3]] and [[Dragon Ball Z Movie 4]] on a single disc. The case also contains an eight-page booklet featuring plot summaries, character bios, and credits for each film.

In addition to the films, each is accompanied by a set of bonus features on the disc:
===== Dragon Ball Z Movie 3 =====
* Theatrical Preview
* DVD Promo
* Non-credit Opening & Ending
===== Dragon Ball Z Movie 4 =====
* Theatrical Preview
* Digest
* DVD Promo
* Non-credit Opening & Ending

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==Menu==
The disc menu is a still graphic featuring the seven Dragon Balls and an overlay resembling a film reel. Each movie's original promotional artwork is presented above a small selection of options pertaining to their respective feature, including a chapter list for both.

The chapter lists are presented as pop-up menus, stylized after the [[Dragon Radar]], which cover up the opposite movie's artwork. Each chapter is represented by a still frame and a chapter number.

==External Links==
*[https://www.kanzenshuu.com/home-video/jp/movies-blu-ray/ Kanzenshuu - Home Video Guide - Japan Releases - Dragon Ball The Movies Blu-ray]

{{Home Video}}
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Dragon Ball The Movies Blu-ray 1

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"'''Dragon Ball The Movies Blu-ray 1'''" is [[Toei Animation]]'s high-definition release of the first two [[Dragon Ball Z]] theatrical films. Volume 1 was released alongside Volumes 2 and 3 in Japan on '''02 November 2018'''. The first printing of Volume 1 also included a
larger box to store all eight volumes.

==Summaries==
The following plot summaries are given on the back of the Blu-ray cover:

{{Quotation|'''ドラゴンボールZ''' 永遠の命と世界をわがものにしようとする[[Garlic Jr.|ガーリックJr.]]の手下[[Ginger|ジンジャー]]・[[Nikki|ニッキー]]・[[Sansho|サンショ]]の三人組が突如現れ、[[Four-Star Dragon Ball|四星球]]とともに[[Son Gohan|悟飯]]を誘拐してしまった。[[Dragon Balls|ドラゴンボール]]を集め、永遠の命を手に入れるガーリックJr.。三人組を相手に苦戦を強いられる[[Son Goku|悟空]]、そこへかつての敵だった[[Piccolo|ピッコロ]]がやってきた。
}}
'''Dragon Ball Z''' [[Garlic Jr.]] is aiming for immortality and world domination, and his three underlings, [[Ginger]], [[Nikki]], and [[Sansho]], suddenly appear, snatching away the [[Four-Star Dragon Ball]] along with [[Son Gohan|Gohan]]. Having collected the [[Dragon Balls]], Garlic Jr. is granted eternal life. As [[Son Goku|Goku]] struggles against the underling trio, his old adversary, [[Piccolo]] shows up.

{{Quotation|'''ドラゴンボールZ　この世で一番強いヤツ''' 五十年の時を経て、[[Shenlong|神龍]]の力で蘇った悪の天才科学者[[Dr. Uiro|Dr.ウイロー]]。狙いは世界最強の肉体だ。Dr.ウイローにさらわれた[[Turtle Hermit|亀仙人]]と[[Bulma|ブルマ]]を追って、かけつけた悟空たちの前に立ちふさがったのは、なんとDr.ウイローに洗脳されたピッコロだった！
}}
'''Dragon Ball Z: The World's Strongest Guy''' After 50 years, the evil genius [[Dr. Uiro]] is resurrected by [[Shenlong]]'s power. He's after the world's strongest body. After capturing the [[Turtle Hermit]] and [[Bulma]], before Goku and friends can get in his way, Dr. Uiro goes so far as to brainwash Piccolo!

==Contents==
This volume includes [[Dragon Ball Z Movie 1]] and [[Dragon Ball Z Movie 2]] on a single disc. The case also contains an eight-page booklet featuring plot summaries, character bios, and credits for each film.

In addition to the films, each is accompanied by a set of bonus features on the disc:
===== Dragon Ball Z Movie 1 =====
* Theatrical Preview
* Digest
* DVD Promo
===== Dragon Ball Z Movie 2 =====
* Theatrical Preview
* DVD Promo

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DB-Movies-BD1-Chapters2.png|Movie 2 chapter list.
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</div>

==Menu==
The disc menu is a still graphic featuring the seven Dragon Balls and an overlay resembling a film reel. Each movie's original promotional artwork is presented above a small selection of options pertaining to their respective feature, including a chapter list for both.

The chapter lists are presented as pop-up menus, stylized after the [[Dragon Radar]], which cover up the opposite movie's artwork. Each chapter is represented by a still frame and a chapter number.

==External Links==
*[https://www.kanzenshuu.com/home-video/jp/movies-blu-ray/ Kanzenshuu - Home Video Guide - Japan Releases - Dragon Ball The Movies Blu-ray]

{{Home Video}}
[[Category:Home Video]]

LAGRIMA

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| jpn_title = ラグリマ
| rom_title = Ragurima
| eng_title = LAGRIMA
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| vocals = [[OnePixcel]]
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| lyrics = [[Hidenori Tanaka]]
| song_comp = [[Keita Kawaguchi]]
| song_arr = [[Keita Kawaguchi]]
| year = 2018
| first = [[Dragon Ball Super Episode 122]]
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"'''LAGRIMA'''" (ラグリマ, ''Ragurima'') is the eleventh and final ending theme song for the ''[[Dragon Ball Super]]'' TV anime series, used from [[Dragon Ball Super Episode 122|episode 122]] until [[Dragon Ball Super Episode 131|episode 131]]. The lyrics were written by [[Hidenori Tanaka]] and performed by J-Pop idol group [[OnePixcel]].

==Lyrics==
TBD.

==Ending Animation==
TBD.

==Availability==
"LAGRIMA" has been officially released as part of two products, with each having variations.
* In March 2018 as the title track of the "LAGRIMA" CD single, released in both a "Type A" (COCA-17429) and a "Type B" (COCA-17430), each featuring different cover art and an alternate third track.<ref>{{Cite web|URL=https://columbia.jp/artist-info/onepixcel/discography/COCA-17429.html|Website=NIPPON COLUMBIA Official Site|Title="LAGRIMA(Type-A) - Discography - ONEPIXCEL"|AccessDate=08 April 2026}}</ref><ref>{{Cite web|URL=https://columbia.jp/artist-info/onepixcel/discography/COCA-17430.html|Website=NIPPON COLUMBIA Official Site|Title="LAGRIMA(Type-B) - Discography - ONEPIXCEL"|AccessDate=08 April 2026}}</ref>
* In February 2020 as part of the "Libre" album, released in both a "Regular Edition" (COCP-41067) and a "Limited Edition" (COCP-41066), the latter of which featured alternate cover art and included digital bonus features.<ref>{{Cite web|URL=https://columbia.jp/artist-info/onepixcel/discography/COCP-41066.html|Website=NIPPON COLUMBIA Official Site|Title="LIBRE (Limited Edition) - Discography - ONEPIXCEL"|AccessDate=07 April 2026}}</ref>

==Remix==
A version of "LAGRIMA" remixed by electronic musician [[Carpainter]], simply titled "LAGRIMA Carpainter Remix", was released in August 2018 as part of the "Sparkle" (COCA-17485) CD single.<ref>{{Cite web|URL=https://columbia.jp/artist-info/onepixcel/discography/COCA-17485.html|Website=NIPPON COLUMBIA Official Site|Title="Sparkle - Discography - ONEPIXCEL"|AccessDate=08 April 2026}}</ref> This remix has a runtime of 5:09.

==Notes==
{{notelist}}

==External Links==
[https://www.kanzenshuu.com/theme/ending/super11/ Kanzenshuu: Theme Guide - 11th Dragon Ball Super Ending Theme]

==References==
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Dragon Ball Super

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| image = [[Image:super_anime_title.png|Dragon Ball Super]]
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| jpn_title = ドラゴンボール超
| rom_title = Doragon Bōru Sūpā
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| dates = 05 July 2015 – 25 March 2018
| broadcast = [[Fuji TV]] (Sunday, 9:00 – 9:30AM)
| animation = [[Toei Animation]]
| production = Fuji TV Yomiko Advertising Toei Animation
| episodes = 131 ([[List of Dragon Ball Super Episodes|List of Episodes]])
| director = Masatoshi Chioka (1-46) Morio Hatano (33-76) Kōhei Hatano (68-76) Tatsuya Nagamine (77-131) Ryōta Nakamura (77-131)
| planning = Masato Seino (Fuji TV) Kazuya Watanabe (Yomiko Advertising, Inc.) [[Kōzō Morishita]] (Toei Animation)
| design = [[Tadayoshi Yamamuro]]
| art = [[Shinzō Yuki]]
| music = [[Norihito Sumitomo]]
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'''''Dragon Ball Super''''' (often abbreviated as '''Super''') is a Japanese animated television series produced by [[Toei Animation]]. The series' initial story concept and character designs were developed by original author [[Akira Toriyama]]. The series was announced to, "...follow the aftermath of Goku's fierce battle with Majin Boo, as he attempts to maintain earth's fragile peace."<ref>{{Cite web|URL=http://corp.toei-anim.co.jp/press/2015/04/_730.php|Website=Toei Animation Co., Ltd|Title="Toei Animation Begins Production on ''Dragon Ball Super''"|Date=28 April 2015|AccessDate=01 May 2015}}</ref> The series is set slightly after the showdown with Majin Boo and retells the franchise's most recent movies, ''[[Dragon Ball Z: Battle of Gods|Battle of Gods]]'' and ''[[Dragon Ball Z: Resurrection 'F'|Resurrection 'F']]''<ref>''V-Jump: August 2015''. Japan: Shueisha, 21 June 2015. (p. 302)</ref>, before proceeding into new story lines created by Akira Toriyama.

==Plot==
Peace has once again returned to the Earth, where its heroes are enjoying a quiet life. However Beerus, the God of Destruction, has awoken after a 39 year slumber. Having had a dream about "Super Saiyan God", he sets out in search of this mysterious Saiyan. After visiting Kaiō, and eventually ending up on Earth, Son Goku must find a way to summon the power of "Super Saiyan God" and battle the irritable god before he destroys the Earth!

==History==
===Japan===
On '''28 April 2015''', [[Toei Animation]] officially announced that production was underway on the first all-new TV series for the ''[[Dragon Ball]]'' franchise in 18 years. The series was later announced for a '''05 July 2015''' debut on [[Fuji TV]], taking over the ''[[Dragon Ball Kai]]'' time slot. The series' story and characters were developed by original manga author [[Akira Toriyama]]. Veteran director [[Kimitoshi Chioka]], known for his exquisite storyboard layouts, was brought on-board to direct and [[Tadayoshi Yamamuro]] returned as character designer. The majority of the main cast from ''Dragon Ball Kai'' and the recent films returned, including [[Yūko Minaguchi]] (Videl), [[Kōichi Yamadera]] (Beerus), [[Masakazu Morita]] (Whis), and [[Jōji Yanami]] as the series' narrator.
[[File:DBS-Official-Site-Launch.png|thumb|300px|The launch of the official website.]]
In mid-May, Toei launched an official website for the series; the bare-bones presentation featured a short plot synopsis, a Yamamuro drawing of [[Goku]], a link to the series' official Twitter account, and and a reiteration of some of the information that was given with the series announcement.<ref>{{Cite web|URL=https://web.archive.org/web/20150521193634/http://www.toei-anim.co.jp/tv/dragon_s/|Website=Toei Animation|Title="Dragon Ball Super"|AccessDate=21 May 2015}}</ref> Akira Toriyama was credited for the story, and [[Masako Nozawa]] was credited as Goku, [[Gohan]], and [[Goten]], accompanied by a pop-up of her personal message from the series announcement:<ref>{{Cite web|URL=https://web.archive.org/web/20150501011914/http://db30th.com/news/2015042801.html|Website=Dragon Ball SSSS|Title=テレビアニメ新シリーズ７月に放送決定！『ドラゴンボール超（スーパー）』|Date=28 April 2015}}</ref>
{{Quotation|I've used the word 「超」 ("Super") in so many commercials, games and other media, it is fantastic that the long awaited ''Dragon Ball Super'' will finally begin. I hope that this series will last a long time and have the same impact around the world as its predecessor. (In character voices:) Goku: Heya! I'm really happy to be able to meet you all again. Gohan: It really is great, isn't it, father? To be able to see everyone. Goten: Yay, I'm going to do a lot of Fusion with Trunks again! Goku: Be sure you don't miss it, guys!|Masako Nozawa}}
The website launch revealed that [[Kazuya Yoshii]] would perform the opening song, and [[Good Morning America]] would perform the ending song.<ref>{{Cite web|URL=https://www.kanzenshuu.com/2015/05/19/dragon-ball-super-website-launches-oped-announced/|Website=Kanzenshuu|Title="'Dragon Ball Super' Website Launches + OP/ED Announced"|Date=19 May 2015}}</ref> At the bottom of the webpage was an announcement that had already begun to leak in advance of the publication of the July issue of ''V-Jump'', in stores on '''21 May 2015''':<ref>{{Cite web|URL=https://www.animenewsnetwork.com/news/2015-05-18/dragon-ball-super-tv-anime-gets-manga-adaptation/.88276|Website=Anime News Network|Title="Dragon Ball Super TV Anime Gets Manga Adaptation"|Date=18 May 2015}}</ref> a ''Dragon Ball Super'' manga by [[Toyotarō]], with Toriyama credited for the story, would begin in the August issue of ''[[V-Jump]]'', on sale '''20 June 2015'''. The announcement in the July issue included a note from ''V-Jump'' editor [[Victory Uchida]]:<ref>{{Cite magazine|Mag=VJ|Year=2015|Month=July|Date=21 May 2015|Title="Scoop: Dragon Ball New Television Anime"|Page=p. 8}} ——{{Cite web|URL=https://www.kanzenshuu.com/2015/05/19/dragon-ball-super-to-receive-manga-adaptation-in-v-jump/|Website=Kanzenshuu|Title="'Dragon Ball Super' to Receive Manga Adaptation in V-Jump"|Date=19 May 2015}}</ref>
{{Quotation|'''A Completely New "Dragon Ball", Full of Mystery!!''' The latest TV animation was suddenly announced!! That was a ''Victory''-surprise, even for me!! What on Earth will the story be? It's such a mystery… There's no doubt it will exceed everyone's expectations!!!|Victory Uchida}}
In the August issue that featured the [[Dragon Ball Super Chapter 1|first manga chapter]], the "Dragon Ball Park" feature revealed a few more details about the anime plot, some of which turned out to be incorrect. (Scoop #2 is omitted; it was an announcement for the OP and ED artists.)<ref>{{Cite magazine|Mag=VJ|Year=2015|Month=August|Date=20 June 2015|Title="Serialization Corner: ANP!"|Page=pp. 302-303}} ——{{Cite web|URL=https://www.kanzenshuu.com/2015/06/17/early-dragon-ball-super-story-details-in-august-2015-v-jump/|Website=Kanzenshuu|Title="Early 'Dragon Ball Super' Story Details in August 2015 V-Jump"|Date=17 June 2015}}</ref>
{{Quotation|'''Super SCOOP!! #1 ''Dragon Ball Super'' is set slightly after the showdown with Majin Boo!''' ''Dragon Ball Super'' is a gem of an original story, from an original draft provided by manga author Akira Toriyama-''sensei''! This series is a super tale that depicts what happens "afterwards" to Goku and the gang following the titanic battle with Majin Boo, and links up with the movies Battle of Gods and Resurrection 'F'!! '''Super SCOOP!! #3 Already well-known from the movies!? For the first time, Beerus and Whis join the fray in a TV series!!''' The God of Destruction Beerus and his servant Whis have already cut quite a figure in the two latest movies, and now they're set to appear as regular cast members for this TV series! Far stronger than the likes of Freeza, Cell, or Majin Boo, Beerus will run amok in the new series!? '''Super SCOOP!! #4 The illustrious main cast will remain as-is!!''' Masako Nozawa-''san'' (voice of Son Goku) and the rest of the main cast are taking part in this series too! Deeply familiar with ''Dragon Ball'', these actors and actresses will breathe new life into Goku and the gang!! '''Super SCOOP!! #5 The first episode's synopsis is available! Goku gets a job…?!''' Following Majin Boo's defeat, peaceful days have come. When Chi-Chi orders Goku to go earn some money, Goku gets the itch to train while he works. Meanwhile, Goten heads out on an adventure with Trunks to find a gift for his soon-to-be sister-in-law Videl!? '''Super SCOOP!! #6 Super high-quality gorgeous visuals! The entire series is produced with new animation!!''' This new series will be broadcast entirely with new footage, like with the movies or the openings and endings for ''Dragon Ball Kai''! An overwhelming new ''Dragon Ball'' world is revealed!! '''Super SCOOP!! #7 The comic adaptation by Toyotarō-''sensei'' starts this issue!!''' Comment From Toyotarō-''sensei'' "Getting to see a new DB anime series every week makes me too happy! With this comicalization, I want to make my own small contribution to the excitement, so everyone please check out the manga, too!"}}
===Simulcast===
[[File:Key-Champa.png|thumb|300px|Streaming platforms used the key visual for the [[God of Destruction Champa arc]] to promote the simulcast.]]
On '''19 October 2016''', [[Toei Animation]] announced a ''Dragon Ball Super'' subtitled simulcast to be hosted on [[Crunchyroll]], [[Daisuki]], and [[AnimeLab]] (Australia/New Zealand) beginning with [[Dragon Ball Super Episode 63|episode 63]], which was broadcast just a few days later on '''23 October 2016'''.<ref>{{Cite web|URL=https://www.animenewsnetwork.com/news/2016-10-19/dragon-ball-super-to-simulcast-on-crunchyroll-daisuki-animelab/.107853|Website=Anime News Network|Title="Dragon Ball Super to Simulcast on Crunchyroll, Daisuki, AnimeLab (Updated)"|Date=19 October 2016}}</ref><ref>{{Cite web|URL=https://www.kanzenshuu.com/2016/10/20/toei-animation-crunchyroll-announce-dragon-ball-super-simulcast/|Website=Kanzenshuu|Title="Toei Animation & Crunchyroll Announce 'Dragon Ball Super' Simulcast"|Date=20 October 2016}}</ref><ref>{{Cite web|URL=https://www.crunchyroll.com/anime-news/2016/10/20/power-up-crunchyroll-to-stream-dragon-ball-super|Website=Crunchyroll|Title="Power Up! Crunchyroll to Stream 'Dragon Ball Super'!"|Date=20 October 2016}}</ref> The entire [[Future Trunks arc]] was made available on the same day as episode 63, beginning with [[Dragon Ball Super Episode 47|episode 47]]. The first 46 episodes were made available in ten-episode batches, starting with episodes [[Dragon Ball Super Episode 1|1]]-[[Dragon Ball Super Episode 10|10]], which were made available on '''30 October 2016''', concurrent with the simulcast of [[Dragon Ball Super Episode 64|episode 64]].

That week, on '''04 November 2016''', [[Funimation]] announced their own acquisition of the series along with their plans to host the simulcast and produce an English dub. Episodes 1-10 and 47-64 were made available with the Toei simulcast subtitles on their North American streaming service immediately, and they joined the other simulcast platforms in making the others available in weekly batches.<ref name="funi">{{Cite web|URL=https://www.kanzenshuu.com/2016/11/04/funimation-announces-dragon-ball-super-license-acquisition/|Website=Kanzenshuu|Title="Funimation Announces 'Dragon Ball Super' License Acquisition"|Date=04 November 2016}}</ref> Episodes [[Dragon Ball Super Episode 11|11]]-[[Dragon Ball Super Episode 20|20]] were made available on on '''06 November 2016''' concurrent with the simulcast of [[Dragon Ball Super Episode 65|episode 65]]; episodes [[Dragon Ball Super Episode 21|21]]-[[Dragon Ball Super Episode 30|30]] on '''13 November 2016''' with [[Dragon Ball Super Episode 66|episode 66]]; episodes [[Dragon Ball Super Episode 31|31]]-[[Dragon Ball Super Episode 40|40]] on '''20 November 2016''' with [[Dragon Ball Super Episode 67|episode 67]] (the last episode of the Future Trunks arc); and episodes [[Dragon Ball Super Episode 41|41]]-[[Dragon Ball Super Episode 46|46]] on '''27 November 2016''' with [[Dragon Ball Super Episode 68|episode 68]]. On '''30 March 2017''', in advance of [[Dragon Ball Super Episode 81|episode 81]], Crunchyroll affiliate VRV announced they would also host the simulcast, though it was only available in the United States which was already covered by Daisuki, Crunchyroll, and Funimation.<ref>{{Cite web|URL=https://www.animenewsnetwork.com/news/2017-03-30/ellation-vrv-streaming-platform-to-stream-what-do-you-do-at-the-end-of-the-world-akashic-records-anime/.114109|Website=Anime News Network|Title="Ellation's VRV Streaming Platform to Stream What do you do at the end of the world?, Akashic Records Anime"|Date=30 March 2017}}</ref>

Crunchyroll initially announced coverage for a limited area; the simulcast was available to paid and free users in United States, Canada, Australia, and New Zealand, and to paid users in South Africa and Latin America (with Spanish subtitles). On '''30 May 2017''', Crunchyroll announced an expansion of their coverage to include the United Kingdom and much of the rest of Europe, with various foreign-language subtitles.<ref>{{Cite web|URL=https://www.crunchyroll.com/forumtopic-991613/dragon-ball-super-expands-availability-to-europe|Website=Crunchyroll Forum|Title="Dragon Ball Super expands availability to Europe"|Date=30 May 2017}}</ref>

While the series was ongoing, the [[Daisuki]] streaming service, in partnership with [[Bandai Namco]], covered large parts of the world not covered by [[Crunchyroll]].<ref>{{Cite web|URL=https://www.kanzenshuu.com/2016/10/21/daisuki-to-provide-additional-dragon-ball-super-simulcast-streams-to-international-territories/|Website=Kanzenshuu|Title="Daisuki to Provide Additional 'Dragon Ball Super' Simulcast Streams to International Territories"|Date=21 October 2016}}</ref> Episodes typically appeared first on Daisuki, minutes later on Crunchyroll, and hours later on Funimation.<ref>{{Cite web|URL=https://www.funimation.com/forum/topic/13174/what-up-with-dragonball-super-simulcast|Website=Funimation Forum|Title="What up with dragonball super simulcast"|Date=10 June 2017}}</ref><ref group="note">More evidence for this is scattered across dozens of Kanzenshuu and Reddit episode discussion threads, among many other places on the internet. [[Crunchyroll]] remained the best-known and most widely-referenced platform, even though [[Daisuki]] was available in most countries covered by Crunchyroll. Daisuki's 1080p video was available to free users, while Crunchyroll only offered 720p to free users, and Daisuki's ads were relatively limited and focused on [[Bandai Namco]]'s content.</ref> AnimeLab typically released between Daisuki and Crunchyroll, but this service was only available in Australia and New Zealand. Funimation's simulcast episodes went up late enough to be suggestive of a contractual obligation, perhaps through Funimation's contemporaneous partnership with Crunchyroll.<ref>{{Cite web|URL=https://www.crunchyroll.com/anime-news/2016/09/08/crunchyroll-and-funimation-partner-to-expand-access-to-anime|Website=Crunchyroll|Title="Crunchyroll and Funimation Partner to Expand Access to Anime!"|Date=08 September 2016}}</ref><ref group="note">[[Funimation]] was the only streaming service to host the full special broadcast version of episodes [[Dragon Ball Super Episode 109|109]] and [[Dragon Ball Super Episode 110|110]]. It remains on their streaming service with the [[Toei Animation]] simulcast subtitles. Switching the audio to the English dub automatically switches the video source to the split-episode version of the special, which was broadcast on [[Toonami]] over two weeks. The full broadcast version of the special was not included on Funimation's Blu-ray release, even though it was included on Toei's Blu-rays, so the full special has never been released for the English dub.</ref> The partnership ended on '''09 November 2018''', well after the series ended.<ref>{{Cite web|URL=https://www.animenewsnetwork.com/news/2018-10-18/funimation-crunchyroll-end-content-sharing-partnership/.138330|Website=Anime News Network|Title="Funimation, Crunchyroll End Content-Sharing Partnership (Update)"|Date=18 October 2018}}</ref>

When Daisuki closed after being acquired by Bandai, they kept ''Dragon Ball Super'' as their only available title for some time while the service passed to Bandai's ''[[Dragon Ball Super Card Game]]'' website.<ref>{{Cite web|URL=https://www.kanzenshuu.com/2017/08/02/simulcast-streaming-provider-daisuki-ending-service-in-october-2017/|Website=Kanzenshuu|Title="Simulcast/Streaming Provider Daisuki Ending Service in October 2017"|Date=02 August 2017}}</ref><ref>{{Cite web|URL=https://www.reddit.com/r/dbz/comments/81tzzw/sub_dragon_ball_super_episode_129_discussion/|Website=Reddit|Title="(SUB) Dragon Ball Super - Episode #129 - Discussion Thread!"|Date=03 March 2018}}</ref> The episodes were removed from Bandai's website as they became widely available in physical format, but they remained on Funimation, Crunchyroll, VRV, and AnimeLab's streaming services.

==Characters==
{{see|Dragon Ball Characters}}

==Main Staff==
*'''Original Author/Story & Character Draft:''' [[Akira Toriyama]] (Published in Shueisha's "Jump Comics")
*'''Planning'''
** Fuji TV — Masato Seino
** Yomiko Advertising — Kazuya Watanabe
** Toei Animation — Kōzō Morishita
*'''Producer'''
** Fuji TV — Osamu Nozaki
** Yomiko Advertising — Naoko Sagawa
** Toei Animation — Atsushi Kido
*'''Music:''' [[Norihito Sumitomo]]
*'''Production Supervisor:''' Ken Suetake
*'''Art Design:''' Shinzō Yuki
*'''Color Design:''' Teppei Hotta
*'''Character Design & Supervising Director of Animation:''' [[Tadayoshi Yamamuro]]
*'''Series Director:''' Kimitoshi Chioka
*'''Audio Director:''' Yasunori Honda
*'''Editing:''' Ei'ichi Nishimura
*'''Recording:''' Mitsuharu Itō
*'''Sound Effects:''' Mutsuhiro Nishimura
*'''Production Coordination:''' Toei
*'''Production:''' [[Fuji TV]], Yomiko Advertising, [[Toei Animation]]

==Episodes==
{{see|List of Dragon Ball Super Episodes}}

==Theatrical Film==

==Themes==
===Opening Themes===
: '''"[[Chōzetsu ☆ Dynamic!]]" (Episodes 1-76)'''
:: Lyrics: [[Yukinojō Mori]] / Composition, Arrangement, & Vocals: [[Kazuya Yoshii]]
: '''"[[Limit-Break × Survivor]]" (Episodes 77-131)'''
:: Lyrics: [[Yukinojō Mori]] / Composition: [[Takafumi Iwasaki]] / Arrangement: [[Hiroaki Kagoshima]] / Vocals: [[Kiyoshi Hikawa]]

===Ending Themes===
: '''"[[Hello Hello Hello]]" (Episodes 1-12)'''
:: Lyrics & Composition: [[Shingo Kanehiro]] / Vocals: [[Good Morning America]]

: '''"[[Starring Star]]" (Episodes 13-25)'''
:: Lyrics & Composition: [[Yoshikatsu Shutō]] / Arrangement: [[KEYTALK]] & [[NARASAKI]] / Vocals: [[KEYTALK]]

: '''"[[Usubeni]]" (Episodes 26-36)'''
:: Lyrics: [[Keisuke Matsukawa]] / Composition, Arrangement, & Vocals: [[LACCO TOWER]]

: '''"[[Forever Dreaming]]" (Episodes 37-49)'''
:: Lyrics & Composition: [[Masmi Takei]] / Arrangement & Vocals: [[Czecho No Republic]]

: '''"[[Yoka-Yoka Dance]]" (Episodes 50-59)'''
:: Lyrics & Composition: [[Takemasa Ono]] / Arrangement: [[NARASAKI]] / Vocals: [[Batten Showjo Tai]]

: '''"[[Chao Fan MUSIC]]" (Episodes 60-72)'''
:: Lyrics, Composition, Arrangement, & Vocals: [[Arukara]]

: '''"[[Aku no Tenshi to Seigi no Akuma]]" (Episodes 73-83)'''
:: Lyrics & Composition: [[Hisashi Katō]] / Arrangement: [[THE COLLECTORS]] & [[Jin Yoshida]] / Vocals: [[THE COLLECTORS]]

: '''"[[Boogie Back]]" (Episodes 94-96)'''
:: Lyrics: [[Miyu Inoue]] & [[Kōdai Miwa]] / Composition: [[Yoshihiko Nishio]] & [[Kōdai Miwa]] / Arrangement: [[Kōdai Miwa]] / Vocals: [[Miyu Inoue]]

: '''"[[Haruka]]" (Episodes 97-108)'''
:: Lyrics: [[Matsukawa Keisuke]] / Arrangement: [[Seiji Kameda]] / Composition & Vocals: [[LACCO TOWER]]

: '''"[[70cm Shihō no Madobe]]" (Episodes 109-121)'''
:: Lyrics: [[KAZUOMI]], [[NYOKI]], & [[NOBUYA]] / Lyrical Arrangement: [[KAZUOMI]] / Composition & Arrangement: [[KAZUOMI]] / Vocals: [[ROTTENGRAFFTY]]

: '''"[[LAGRIMA]]" (Episodes 122-131)'''
:: Lyrics: [[Hidenori Tanaka]] / Composition & Arrangement: [[Keita Kawaguchi]] / Vocals: [[OnePixcel]]

==Notes==
{{reflist|group=note}}

==External Links==
*[http://www.toei-anim.co.jp/tv/dragon_s/ Toei Animation's Official "Dragon Ball Super" Website]
*[http://www.twitter.com/db_super2015/ Official "Dragon Ball Super" Twitter Account]

*[https://hayabusa6.5ch.net/test/read.cgi/anime3/1430215513/ 2ch 2015/04/28(火)19:05]
*[https://hayabusa3.5ch.net/test/read.cgi/mnewsplus/1430216267/ 2ch 2015/04/28(火)19:17]
*[https://hayabusa6.5ch.net/test/read.cgi/anime3/1432288315/ 2ch 2015/05/22(金)18:51]
*[https://hayabusa6.5ch.net/test/read.cgi/anime3/1432288333/ 2ch 2015/05/22(金)18:52]
*[https://hayabusa6.5ch.net/test/read.cgi/anime3/1434413942/ 2ch 2015/06/16(火)09:19]
*[https://hayabusa6.5ch.net/test/read.cgi/anime3/1434973888/ 2ch 2015/06/22(月)20:51]
*[https://mastiff.5ch.net/test/read.cgi/anime/1435498707/ 2ch 2015/06/28(日)22:38]
*[https://mastiff.5ch.net/test/read.cgi/anime/1435845995/ 2ch 2015/07/02(木)23:06]

==References==
{{Reflist}}

{{Anime}}

[[Category:Dragon Ball Super|*]]

70cm Shihō no Madobe

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{{incomplete|needs=Lyrics, Animation}}
{{Infobox music
| name = 70cm Shihō no Madobe
| jpn_title = 70cm四方の窓辺
| rom_title = Nanajū Senchi Shihō no Madobe
| eng_title = By a 70cm Square Window
| image = [[File:DBS ED10.png|300px|70cm Shihō no Madobe]]
| key =
| length = 3:45 1:00 (TV Size)
| catalog =
| bgm_comp =
| bgm_arr =
| bgm_perf =
| groups =
| variation =
| vocals = [[ROTTENGRAFFTY]]
| song_perf =
| lyrics = [[KAZUOMI]], [[NYOKI]], & [[NOBUYA]]
| song_comp = [[KAZUOMI]]
| song_arr = [[KAZUOMI]]
| year = 2017
| first = [[Dragon Ball Super Episode 109]]
| also =
| last = [[Dragon Ball Super Episode 121]]
| release = 70cm Shihō no Madobe
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"'''By a 70cm Square Window'''" (70cm四方の窓辺, ''Nanajū Senchi Shihō no Madobe'') is the tenth ending theme song for the ''[[Dragon Ball Super]]'' TV anime series, used from [[Dragon Ball Super Episode 109|episode 109]] until [[Dragon Ball Super Episode 121|episode 121]]. The song was performed by Japanese rock band [[ROTTENGRAFFTY]], with lyrics written by band members [[KAZUOMI]], [[NYOKI]], and [[NOBUYA]].

==Lyrics==
TBD.

==Ending Animation==
TBD.

==Availability==
"70cm Shihō no Madobe" has been officially released as part of three products, with each having variations.
* In October 2017 as the title track of the "70cm Shihō no Madobe" CD single, released in both a "Regular Edition" (VICL-37319) and a "Limited Edition" (VIZL-1234), the latter of which included a bonus DVD with footage of selected concert performances.
* In February 2018 as part of the "Play" album, released in both a "Regular Edition" (VICL-64948) and a "Limited Edition" (VIZL-1323), the latter of which featured slightly slightly different cover art and included a bonus DVD with footage of a concert.
* In March 2020 as part of the second disc in the 20th anniversary "You are ROTTENGRAFFTY" compilation album, released in both a "Regular Edition" (VICL-65344) and a "Limited Edition" (VIZL-1747), the latter of which featured alternate cover art and included exclusive merchandise and a bonus disc featuring "Cover & Collaboration songs".<ref>{{Cite web|URL=https://rotten-g.com/discography|Website=ROTTENGRAFFTY Official Web Site|Title="DISCOGRAPHY"|AccessDate=07 April 2026}}</ref>

==Notes==
{{notelist}}

==External Links==
[https://www.kanzenshuu.com/theme/ending/super10/ Kanzenshuu: Theme Guide - 10th Dragon Ball Super Ending Theme]

==References==
{{reflist}}

{{music}}
[[Category:Music]]
[[Category:Songs]]

LAGRIMA

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Footlong Shoe:

File:DBS ED10.png

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Footlong Shoe: Cover art of 70cm Shihō no Madobe. Retrieved from ROTTENGRAFFTY Official Site. Placeholder until higher quality official source can be found or scan can be made.

== Summary ==
Cover art of 70cm Shihō no Madobe.

Retrieved from ROTTENGRAFFTY Official Site. Placeholder until higher quality official source can be found or scan can be made.
== Licensing ==
{{i-Fairuse-CD}}

Dragon Ball Super

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{{incomplete|needs=Update as information becomes available}}
{{Infobox anime
| name = Dragon Ball Super
| image = [[Image:super_anime_title.png|Dragon Ball Super]]
| caption = "Dragon Ball Super" Logo
| jpn_title = ドラゴンボール超
| rom_title = Doragon Bōru Sūpā
| eng_title =
| dates = 05 July 2015 – 25 March 2018
| broadcast = [[Fuji TV]] (Sunday, 9:00 – 9:30AM)
| animation = [[Toei Animation]]
| production = Fuji TV Yomiko Advertising Toei Animation
| episodes = 131 ([[List of Dragon Ball Super Episodes|List of Episodes]])
| director = Masatoshi Chioka (1-46) Morio Hatano (33-76) Kōhei Hatano (68-76) Tatsuya Nagamine (77-131) Ryōta Nakamura (77-131)
| planning = Masato Seino (Fuji TV) Kazuya Watanabe (Yomiko Advertising, Inc.) [[Kōzō Morishita]] (Toei Animation)
| design = [[Tadayoshi Yamamuro]]
| art = [[Shinzō Yuki]]
| music = [[Norihito Sumitomo]]
}}
'''''Dragon Ball Super''''' (often abbreviated as '''Super''') is a Japanese animated television series produced by [[Toei Animation]]. The series' initial story concept and character designs were developed by original author [[Akira Toriyama]]. The series was announced to, "...follow the aftermath of Goku's fierce battle with Majin Boo, as he attempts to maintain earth's fragile peace."<ref>{{Cite web|URL=http://corp.toei-anim.co.jp/press/2015/04/_730.php|Website=Toei Animation Co., Ltd|Title="Toei Animation Begins Production on ''Dragon Ball Super''"|Date=28 April 2015|AccessDate=01 May 2015}}</ref> The series is set slightly after the showdown with Majin Boo and retells the franchise's most recent movies, ''[[Dragon Ball Z: Battle of Gods|Battle of Gods]]'' and ''[[Dragon Ball Z: Resurrection 'F'|Resurrection 'F']]''<ref>''V-Jump: August 2015''. Japan: Shueisha, 21 June 2015. (p. 302)</ref>, before proceeding into new story lines created by Akira Toriyama.

==Plot==
Peace has once again returned to the Earth, where its heroes are enjoying a quiet life. However Beerus, the God of Destruction, has awoken after a 39 year slumber. Having had a dream about "Super Saiyan God", he sets out in search of this mysterious Saiyan. After visiting Kaiō, and eventually ending up on Earth, Son Goku must find a way to summon the power of "Super Saiyan God" and battle the irritable god before he destroys the Earth!

==History==
===Japan===
On '''28 April 2015''', [[Toei Animation]] officially announced that production was underway on the first all-new TV series for the ''[[Dragon Ball]]'' franchise in 18 years. The series was later announced for a '''05 July 2015''' debut on [[Fuji TV]], taking over the ''[[Dragon Ball Kai]]'' time slot. The series' story and characters were developed by original manga author [[Akira Toriyama]]. Veteran director [[Kimitoshi Chioka]], known for his exquisite storyboard layouts, was brought on-board to direct and [[Tadayoshi Yamamuro]] returned as character designer. The majority of the main cast from ''Dragon Ball Kai'' and the recent films returned, including [[Yūko Minaguchi]] (Videl), [[Kōichi Yamadera]] (Beerus), [[Masakazu Morita]] (Whis), and [[Jōji Yanami]] as the series' narrator.
[[File:DBS-Official-Site-Launch.png|thumb|300px|The launch of the official website.]]
In mid-May, Toei launched an official website for the series; the bare-bones presentation featured a short plot synopsis, a Yamamuro drawing of [[Goku]], a link to the series' official Twitter account, and and a reiteration of some of the information that was given with the series announcement.<ref>{{Cite web|URL=https://web.archive.org/web/20150521193634/http://www.toei-anim.co.jp/tv/dragon_s/|Website=Toei Animation|Title="Dragon Ball Super"|AccessDate=21 May 2015}}</ref> Akira Toriyama was credited for the story, and [[Masako Nozawa]] was credited as Goku, [[Gohan]], and [[Goten]], accompanied by a pop-up of her personal message from the series announcement:<ref>{{Cite web|URL=https://web.archive.org/web/20150501011914/http://db30th.com/news/2015042801.html|Website=Dragon Ball SSSS|Title=テレビアニメ新シリーズ７月に放送決定！『ドラゴンボール超（スーパー）』|Date=28 April 2015}}</ref>
{{Quotation|I've used the word 「超」 ("Super") in so many commercials, games and other media, it is fantastic that the long awaited ''Dragon Ball Super'' will finally begin. I hope that this series will last a long time and have the same impact around the world as its predecessor. (In character voices:) Goku: Heya! I'm really happy to be able to meet you all again. Gohan: It really is great, isn't it, father? To be able to see everyone. Goten: Yay, I'm going to do a lot of Fusion with Trunks again! Goku: Be sure you don't miss it, guys!|Masako Nozawa}}
The website launch revealed that [[Kazuya Yoshii]] would perform the opening song, and [[Good Morning America]] would perform the ending song.<ref>{{Cite web|URL=https://www.kanzenshuu.com/2015/05/19/dragon-ball-super-website-launches-oped-announced/|Website=Kanzenshuu|Title="'Dragon Ball Super' Website Launches + OP/ED Announced"|Date=19 May 2015}}</ref> At the bottom of the webpage was an announcement that had already begun to leak in advance of the publication of the July issue of ''V-Jump'', in stores on '''21 May 2015''':<ref>{{Cite web|URL=https://www.animenewsnetwork.com/news/2015-05-18/dragon-ball-super-tv-anime-gets-manga-adaptation/.88276|Website=Anime News Network|Title="Dragon Ball Super TV Anime Gets Manga Adaptation"|Date=18 May 2015}}</ref> a ''Dragon Ball Super'' manga by [[Toyotarō]], with Toriyama credited for the story, would begin in the August issue of ''[[V-Jump]]'', on sale '''20 June 2015'''. The announcement in the July issue included a note from ''V-Jump'' editor [[Victory Uchida]]:<ref>{{Cite magazine|Mag=VJ|Year=2015|Month=July|Date=21 May 2015|Title="Scoop: Dragon Ball New Television Anime"|Page=p. 8}} ——{{Cite web|URL=https://www.kanzenshuu.com/2015/05/19/dragon-ball-super-to-receive-manga-adaptation-in-v-jump/|Website=Kanzenshuu|Title="'Dragon Ball Super' to Receive Manga Adaptation in V-Jump"|Date=19 May 2015}}</ref>
{{Quotation|'''A Completely New "Dragon Ball", Full of Mystery!!''' The latest TV animation was suddenly announced!! That was a ''Victory''-surprise, even for me!! What on Earth will the story be? It's such a mystery… There's no doubt it will exceed everyone's expectations!!!|Victory Uchida}}
In the August issue that featured the [[Dragon Ball Super Chapter 1|first manga chapter]], the "Dragon Ball Park" feature revealed a few more details about the anime plot, some of which turned out to be incorrect. (Scoop #2 is omitted; it was an announcement for the OP and ED artists.)<ref>{{Cite magazine|Mag=VJ|Year=2015|Month=August|Date=20 June 2015|Title="Serialization Corner: ANP!"|Page=pp. 302-303}} ——{{Cite web|URL=https://www.kanzenshuu.com/2015/06/17/early-dragon-ball-super-story-details-in-august-2015-v-jump/|Website=Kanzenshuu|Title="Early 'Dragon Ball Super' Story Details in August 2015 V-Jump"|Date=17 June 2015}}</ref>
{{Quotation|'''Super SCOOP!! #1 ''Dragon Ball Super'' is set slightly after the showdown with Majin Boo!''' ''Dragon Ball Super'' is a gem of an original story, from an original draft provided by manga author Akira Toriyama-''sensei''! This series is a super tale that depicts what happens "afterwards" to Goku and the gang following the titanic battle with Majin Boo, and links up with the movies Battle of Gods and Resurrection 'F'!! '''Super SCOOP!! #3 Already well-known from the movies!? For the first time, Beerus and Whis join the fray in a TV series!!''' The God of Destruction Beerus and his servant Whis have already cut quite a figure in the two latest movies, and now they're set to appear as regular cast members for this TV series! Far stronger than the likes of Freeza, Cell, or Majin Boo, Beerus will run amok in the new series!? '''Super SCOOP!! #4 The illustrious main cast will remain as-is!!''' Masako Nozawa-''san'' (voice of Son Goku) and the rest of the main cast are taking part in this series too! Deeply familiar with ''Dragon Ball'', these actors and actresses will breathe new life into Goku and the gang!! '''Super SCOOP!! #5 The first episode's synopsis is available! Goku gets a job…?!''' Following Majin Boo's defeat, peaceful days have come. When Chi-Chi orders Goku to go earn some money, Goku gets the itch to train while he works. Meanwhile, Goten heads out on an adventure with Trunks to find a gift for his soon-to-be sister-in-law Videl!? '''Super SCOOP!! #6 Super high-quality gorgeous visuals! The entire series is produced with new animation!!''' This new series will be broadcast entirely with new footage, like with the movies or the openings and endings for ''Dragon Ball Kai''! An overwhelming new ''Dragon Ball'' world is revealed!! '''Super SCOOP!! #7 The comic adaptation by Toyotarō-''sensei'' starts this issue!!''' Comment From Toyotarō-''sensei'' "Getting to see a new DB anime series every week makes me too happy! With this comicalization, I want to make my own small contribution to the excitement, so everyone please check out the manga, too!"}}
===Simulcast===
[[File:Key-Champa.png|thumb|300px|Streaming platforms used the key visual for the [[God of Destruction Champa arc]] to promote the simulcast.]]
On '''19 October 2016''', [[Toei Animation]] announced a ''Dragon Ball Super'' subtitled simulcast to be hosted on [[Crunchyroll]], [[Daisuki]], and [[AnimeLab]] (Australia/New Zealand) beginning with [[Dragon Ball Super Episode 63|episode 63]], which was broadcast just a few days later on '''23 October 2016'''.<ref>{{Cite web|URL=https://www.animenewsnetwork.com/news/2016-10-19/dragon-ball-super-to-simulcast-on-crunchyroll-daisuki-animelab/.107853|Website=Anime News Network|Title="Dragon Ball Super to Simulcast on Crunchyroll, Daisuki, AnimeLab (Updated)"|Date=19 October 2016}}</ref><ref>{{Cite web|URL=https://www.kanzenshuu.com/2016/10/20/toei-animation-crunchyroll-announce-dragon-ball-super-simulcast/|Website=Kanzenshuu|Title="Toei Animation & Crunchyroll Announce 'Dragon Ball Super' Simulcast"|Date=20 October 2016}}</ref><ref>{{Cite web|URL=https://www.crunchyroll.com/anime-news/2016/10/20/power-up-crunchyroll-to-stream-dragon-ball-super|Website=Crunchyroll|Title="Power Up! Crunchyroll to Stream 'Dragon Ball Super'!"|Date=20 October 2016}}</ref> The entire [[Future Trunks arc]] was made available on the same day as episode 63, beginning with [[Dragon Ball Super Episode 47|episode 47]]. The first 46 episodes were made available in ten-episode batches, starting with episodes [[Dragon Ball Super Episode 1|1]]-[[Dragon Ball Super Episode 10|10]], which were made available on '''30 October 2016''', concurrent with the simulcast of [[Dragon Ball Super Episode 64|episode 64]].

That week, on '''04 November 2016''', [[Funimation]] announced their own acquisition of the series along with their plans to host the simulcast and produce an English dub. Episodes 1-10 and 47-64 were made available with the Toei simulcast subtitles on their North American streaming service immediately, and they joined the other simulcast platforms in making the others available in weekly batches.<ref name="funi">{{Cite web|URL=https://www.kanzenshuu.com/2016/11/04/funimation-announces-dragon-ball-super-license-acquisition/|Website=Kanzenshuu|Title="Funimation Announces 'Dragon Ball Super' License Acquisition"|Date=04 November 2016}}</ref> Episodes [[Dragon Ball Super Episode 11|11]]-[[Dragon Ball Super Episode 20|20]] were made available on on '''06 November 2016''' concurrent with the simulcast of [[Dragon Ball Super Episode 65|episode 65]]; episodes [[Dragon Ball Super Episode 21|21]]-[[Dragon Ball Super Episode 30|30]] on '''13 November 2016''' with [[Dragon Ball Super Episode 66|episode 66]]; episodes [[Dragon Ball Super Episode 31|31]]-[[Dragon Ball Super Episode 40|40]] on '''20 November 2016''' with [[Dragon Ball Super Episode 67|episode 67]] (the last episode of the Future Trunks arc); and episodes [[Dragon Ball Super Episode 41|41]]-[[Dragon Ball Super Episode 46|46]] on '''27 November 2016''' with [[Dragon Ball Super Episode 68|episode 68]]. On '''30 March 2017''', in advance of [[Dragon Ball Super Episode 81|episode 81]], Crunchyroll affiliate VRV announced they would also host the simulcast, though it was only available in the United States which was already covered by Daisuki, Crunchyroll, and Funimation.<ref>{{Cite web|URL=https://www.animenewsnetwork.com/news/2017-03-30/ellation-vrv-streaming-platform-to-stream-what-do-you-do-at-the-end-of-the-world-akashic-records-anime/.114109|Website=Anime News Network|Title="Ellation's VRV Streaming Platform to Stream What do you do at the end of the world?, Akashic Records Anime"|Date=30 March 2017}}</ref>

Crunchyroll initially announced coverage for a limited area; the simulcast was available to paid and free users in United States, Canada, Australia, and New Zealand, and to paid users in South Africa and Latin America (with Spanish subtitles). On '''30 May 2017''', Crunchyroll announced an expansion of their coverage to include the United Kingdom and much of the rest of Europe, with various foreign-language subtitles.<ref>{{Cite web|URL=https://www.crunchyroll.com/forumtopic-991613/dragon-ball-super-expands-availability-to-europe|Website=Crunchyroll Forum|Title="Dragon Ball Super expands availability to Europe"|Date=30 May 2017}}</ref>

While the series was ongoing, the [[Daisuki]] streaming service, in partnership with [[Bandai Namco]], covered large parts of the world not covered by [[Crunchyroll]].<ref>{{Cite web|URL=https://www.kanzenshuu.com/2016/10/21/daisuki-to-provide-additional-dragon-ball-super-simulcast-streams-to-international-territories/|Website=Kanzenshuu|Title="Daisuki to Provide Additional 'Dragon Ball Super' Simulcast Streams to International Territories"|Date=21 October 2016}}</ref> Episodes typically appeared first on Daisuki, minutes later on Crunchyroll, and hours later on Funimation.<ref>{{Cite web|URL=https://www.funimation.com/forum/topic/13174/what-up-with-dragonball-super-simulcast|Website=Funimation Forum|Title="What up with dragonball super simulcast"|Date=10 June 2017}}</ref><ref group="note">More evidence for this is scattered across dozens of Kanzenshuu and Reddit episode discussion threads, among many other places on the internet. [[Crunchyroll]] remained the best-known and most widely-referenced platform, even though [[Daisuki]] was available in most countries covered by Crunchyroll. Daisuki's 1080p video was available to free users, while Crunchyroll only offered 720p to free users, and Daisuki's ads were relatively limited and focused on [[Bandai Namco]]'s content.</ref> AnimeLab typically released between Daisuki and Crunchyroll, but this service was only available in Australia and New Zealand. Funimation's simulcast episodes went up late enough to be suggestive of a contractual obligation, perhaps through Funimation's contemporaneous partnership with Crunchyroll.<ref>{{Cite web|URL=https://www.crunchyroll.com/anime-news/2016/09/08/crunchyroll-and-funimation-partner-to-expand-access-to-anime|Website=Crunchyroll|Title="Crunchyroll and Funimation Partner to Expand Access to Anime!"|Date=08 September 2016}}</ref><ref group="note">[[Funimation]] was the only streaming service to host the full special broadcast version of episodes [[Dragon Ball Super Episode 109|109]] and [[Dragon Ball Super Episode 110|110]]. It remains on their streaming service with the [[Toei Animation]] simulcast subtitles. Switching the audio to the English dub automatically switches the video source to the split-episode version of the special, which was broadcast on [[Toonami]] over two weeks. The full broadcast version of the special was not included on Funimation's Blu-ray release, even though it was included on Toei's Blu-rays, so the full special has never been released for the English dub.</ref> The partnership ended on '''09 November 2018''', well after the series ended.<ref>{{Cite web|URL=https://www.animenewsnetwork.com/news/2018-10-18/funimation-crunchyroll-end-content-sharing-partnership/.138330|Website=Anime News Network|Title="Funimation, Crunchyroll End Content-Sharing Partnership (Update)"|Date=18 October 2018}}</ref>

When Daisuki closed after being acquired by Bandai, they kept ''Dragon Ball Super'' as their only available title for some time while the service passed to Bandai's ''[[Dragon Ball Super Card Game]]'' website.<ref>{{Cite web|URL=https://www.kanzenshuu.com/2017/08/02/simulcast-streaming-provider-daisuki-ending-service-in-october-2017/|Website=Kanzenshuu|Title="Simulcast/Streaming Provider Daisuki Ending Service in October 2017"|Date=02 August 2017}}</ref><ref>{{Cite web|URL=https://www.reddit.com/r/dbz/comments/81tzzw/sub_dragon_ball_super_episode_129_discussion/|Website=Reddit|Title="(SUB) Dragon Ball Super - Episode #129 - Discussion Thread!"|Date=03 March 2018}}</ref> The episodes were removed from Bandai's website as they became widely available in physical format, but they remained on Funimation, Crunchyroll, VRV, and AnimeLab's streaming services.

==Characters==
{{see|Dragon Ball Characters}}

==Main Staff==
*'''Original Author/Story & Character Draft:''' [[Akira Toriyama]] (Published in Shueisha's "Jump Comics")
*'''Planning'''
** Fuji TV — Masato Seino
** Yomiko Advertising — Kazuya Watanabe
** Toei Animation — Kōzō Morishita
*'''Producer'''
** Fuji TV — Osamu Nozaki
** Yomiko Advertising — Naoko Sagawa
** Toei Animation — Atsushi Kido
*'''Music:''' [[Norihito Sumitomo]]
*'''Production Supervisor:''' Ken Suetake
*'''Art Design:''' Shinzō Yuki
*'''Color Design:''' Teppei Hotta
*'''Character Design & Supervising Director of Animation:''' [[Tadayoshi Yamamuro]]
*'''Series Director:''' Kimitoshi Chioka
*'''Audio Director:''' Yasunori Honda
*'''Editing:''' Ei'ichi Nishimura
*'''Recording:''' Mitsuharu Itō
*'''Sound Effects:''' Mutsuhiro Nishimura
*'''Production Coordination:''' Toei
*'''Production:''' [[Fuji TV]], Yomiko Advertising, [[Toei Animation]]

==Episodes==
{{see|List of Dragon Ball Super Episodes}}

==Theatrical Film==

==Themes==
===Opening Themes===
: '''"[[Chōzetsu ☆ Dynamic!]]" (Episodes 1-76)'''
:: Lyrics: [[Yukinojō Mori]] / Composition, Arrangement, & Vocals: [[Kazuya Yoshii]]
: '''"[[Limit-Break × Survivor]]" (Episodes 77-131)'''
:: Lyrics: [[Yukinojō Mori]] / Composition: [[Takafumi Iwasaki]] / Arrangement: [[Hiroaki Kagoshima]] / Vocals: [[Kiyoshi Hikawa]]

===Ending Themes===
: '''"[[Hello Hello Hello]]" (Episodes 1-12)'''
:: Lyrics & Composition: [[Shingo Kanehiro]] / Vocals: [[Good Morning America]]

: '''"[[Starring Star]]" (Episodes 13-25)'''
:: Lyrics & Composition: [[Yoshikatsu Shutō]] / Arrangement: [[KEYTALK]] & [[NARASAKI]] / Vocals: [[KEYTALK]]

: '''"[[Light Pink]]" (Episodes 26-36)'''
:: Lyrics: [[Keisuke Matsukawa]] / Composition, Arrangement, & Vocals: [[LACCO TOWER]]

: '''"[[Forever Dreaming]]" (Episodes 37-49)'''
:: Lyrics & Composition: [[Masmi Takei]] / Arrangement & Vocals: [[Czecho No Republic]]

: '''"[[Yoka Yoka Dance]]" (Episodes 50-59)'''
:: Lyrics & Composition: [[Takemasa Ono]] / Arrangement: [[NARASAKI]] / Vocals: [[Batten Showjo Tai]]

: '''"[[Chao Fan MUSIC]]" (Episodes 60-72)'''
:: Lyrics, Composition, Arrangement, & Vocals: [[Arukara]]

: '''"[[An Evil Angel and Righteous Devil]]" (Episodes 73-83)'''
:: Lyrics & Composition: [[Hisashi Katō]] / Arrangement: [[THE COLLECTORS]] & [[Jin Yoshida]] / Vocals: [[THE COLLECTORS]]

: '''"[[Boogie Back]]" (Episodes 94-96)'''
:: Lyrics: [[Miyu Inoue]] & [[Kōdai Miwa]] / Composition: [[Yoshihiko Nishio]] & [[Kōdai Miwa]] / Arrangement: [[Kōdai Miwa]] / Vocals: [[Miyu Inoue]]

: '''"[[Far Away]]" (Episodes 97-108)'''
:: Lyrics: [[Matsukawa Keisuke]] / Arrangement: [[Seiji Kameda]] / Composition & Vocals: [[LACCO TOWER]]

: '''"[[By a 70cm Square Window]]" (Episodes 109-121)'''
:: Lyrics: [[KAZUOMI]], [[NYOKI]], & [[NOBUYA]] / Lyrical Arrangement: [[KAZUOMI]] / Composition & Arrangement: [[KAZUOMI]] / Vocals: [[ROTTENGRAFFTY]]

: '''"[[LAGRIMA]]" (Episodes 122-131)'''
:: Lyrics: [[Hidenori Tanaka]] / Composition & Arrangement: [[Keita Kawaguchi]] / Vocals: [[OnePixcel]]

==Notes==
{{reflist|group=note}}

==External Links==
*[http://www.toei-anim.co.jp/tv/dragon_s/ Toei Animation's Official "Dragon Ball Super" Website]
*[http://www.twitter.com/db_super2015/ Official "Dragon Ball Super" Twitter Account]

*[https://hayabusa6.5ch.net/test/read.cgi/anime3/1430215513/ 2ch 2015/04/28(火)19:05]
*[https://hayabusa3.5ch.net/test/read.cgi/mnewsplus/1430216267/ 2ch 2015/04/28(火)19:17]
*[https://hayabusa6.5ch.net/test/read.cgi/anime3/1432288315/ 2ch 2015/05/22(金)18:51]
*[https://hayabusa6.5ch.net/test/read.cgi/anime3/1432288333/ 2ch 2015/05/22(金)18:52]
*[https://hayabusa6.5ch.net/test/read.cgi/anime3/1434413942/ 2ch 2015/06/16(火)09:19]
*[https://hayabusa6.5ch.net/test/read.cgi/anime3/1434973888/ 2ch 2015/06/22(月)20:51]
*[https://mastiff.5ch.net/test/read.cgi/anime/1435498707/ 2ch 2015/06/28(日)22:38]
*[https://mastiff.5ch.net/test/read.cgi/anime/1435845995/ 2ch 2015/07/02(木)23:06]

==References==
{{Reflist}}

{{Anime}}

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==Done!==
* "Majin Boo arc" section of [[Dragon Ball Kai]] - home video
* FUNimation section of [[Dragon Ball Kai]]
==In Progress...==
* [[Dragon Ball The Movies Blu-ray]]
* [[Coco]]
* [[Natade Village]]
* Super songs
==To do:==
* Kai Blu-rays (JP and NA, wherever I can fill in enough details)
* 10th Anniversary Movie
* Baby Gamera
* Monaka
* OnePixcel?

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==Done!==
* Created individual pages for each Dragon Ball The Movies Blu-ray release
* Filled out "Majin Boo arc" section of Dragon Ball Kai's home video
* Filled out FUNimation section of Dragon Ball Kai's home video
* Add or embed relevant images to Movies BDs 3 and 6 regarding errors and censorship
==To do:==
* Add cover/booklet transcriptions and menu descriptions to each Dragon Ball The Movies Blu-ray page
* Create individual pages for Kai Blu-rays (JP and NA, wherever I can fill in enough details)
* 10th Anniversary Movie
* Natade Village
* Baby Gamera
* Monaka
* Super songs
* OnePixcel?

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== Summary ==
Cover art of LAGRIMA [Type A].

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== Licensing ==
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{{Infobox anime
| name = Dragon Ball Super
| image = [[Image:super_anime_title.png|Dragon Ball Super]]
| caption = "Dragon Ball Super" Logo
| jpn_title = ドラゴンボール超
| rom_title = Doragon Bōru Sūpā
| eng_title =
| dates = 05 July 2015 – 25 March 2018
| broadcast = [[Fuji TV]] (Sunday, 9:00 – 9:30AM)
| animation = [[Toei Animation]]
| production = Fuji TV Yomiko Advertising Toei Animation
| episodes = 131 ([[List of Dragon Ball Super Episodes|List of Episodes]])
| director = Masatoshi Chioka (1-46) Morio Hatano (33-76) Kōhei Hatano (68-76) Tatsuya Nagamine (77-131) Ryōta Nakamura (77-131)
| planning = Masato Seino (Fuji TV) Kazuya Watanabe (Yomiko Advertising, Inc.) [[Kōzō Morishita]] (Toei Animation)
| design = [[Tadayoshi Yamamuro]]
| art = [[Shinzō Yuki]]
| music = [[Norihito Sumitomo]]
}}
'''''Dragon Ball Super''''' (often abbreviated as '''Super''') is a Japanese animated television series produced by [[Toei Animation]]. The series' initial story concept and character designs were developed by original author [[Akira Toriyama]]. The series was announced to, "...follow the aftermath of Goku's fierce battle with Majin Boo, as he attempts to maintain earth's fragile peace."<ref>{{Cite web|URL=http://corp.toei-anim.co.jp/press/2015/04/_730.php|Website=Toei Animation Co., Ltd|Title="Toei Animation Begins Production on ''Dragon Ball Super''"|Date=28 April 2015|AccessDate=01 May 2015}}</ref> The series is set slightly after the showdown with Majin Boo and retells the franchise's most recent movies, ''[[Dragon Ball Z: Battle of Gods|Battle of Gods]]'' and ''[[Dragon Ball Z: Resurrection 'F'|Resurrection 'F']]''<ref>''V-Jump: August 2015''. Japan: Shueisha, 21 June 2015. (p. 302)</ref>, before proceeding into new story lines created by Akira Toriyama.

==Plot==
Peace has once again returned to the Earth, where its heroes are enjoying a quiet life. However Beerus, the God of Destruction, has awoken after a 39 year slumber. Having had a dream about "Super Saiyan God", he sets out in search of this mysterious Saiyan. After visiting Kaiō, and eventually ending up on Earth, Son Goku must find a way to summon the power of "Super Saiyan God" and battle the irritable god before he destroys the Earth!

==History==
===Japan===
On '''28 April 2015''', [[Toei Animation]] officially announced that production was underway on the first all-new TV series for the ''[[Dragon Ball]]'' franchise in 18 years. The series was later announced for a '''05 July 2015''' debut on [[Fuji TV]], taking over the ''[[Dragon Ball Kai]]'' time slot. The series' story and characters were developed by original manga author [[Akira Toriyama]]. Veteran director [[Kimitoshi Chioka]], known for his exquisite storyboard layouts, was brought on-board to direct and [[Tadayoshi Yamamuro]] returned as character designer. The majority of the main cast from ''Dragon Ball Kai'' and the recent films returned, including [[Yūko Minaguchi]] (Videl), [[Kōichi Yamadera]] (Beerus), [[Masakazu Morita]] (Whis), and [[Jōji Yanami]] as the series' narrator.
[[File:DBS-Official-Site-Launch.png|thumb|300px|The launch of the official website.]]
In mid-May, Toei launched an official website for the series; the bare-bones presentation featured a short plot synopsis, a Yamamuro drawing of [[Goku]], a link to the series' official Twitter account, and and a reiteration of some of the information that was given with the series announcement.<ref>{{Cite web|URL=https://web.archive.org/web/20150521193634/http://www.toei-anim.co.jp/tv/dragon_s/|Website=Toei Animation|Title="Dragon Ball Super"|AccessDate=21 May 2015}}</ref> Akira Toriyama was credited for the story, and [[Masako Nozawa]] was credited as Goku, [[Gohan]], and [[Goten]], accompanied by a pop-up of her personal message from the series announcement:<ref>{{Cite web|URL=https://web.archive.org/web/20150501011914/http://db30th.com/news/2015042801.html|Website=Dragon Ball SSSS|Title=テレビアニメ新シリーズ７月に放送決定！『ドラゴンボール超（スーパー）』|Date=28 April 2015}}</ref>
{{Quotation|I've used the word 「超」 ("Super") in so many commercials, games and other media, it is fantastic that the long awaited ''Dragon Ball Super'' will finally begin. I hope that this series will last a long time and have the same impact around the world as its predecessor. (In character voices:) Goku: Heya! I'm really happy to be able to meet you all again. Gohan: It really is great, isn't it, father? To be able to see everyone. Goten: Yay, I'm going to do a lot of Fusion with Trunks again! Goku: Be sure you don't miss it, guys!|Masako Nozawa}}
The website launch revealed that [[Kazuya Yoshii]] would perform the opening song, and [[Good Morning America]] would perform the ending song.<ref>{{Cite web|URL=https://www.kanzenshuu.com/2015/05/19/dragon-ball-super-website-launches-oped-announced/|Website=Kanzenshuu|Title="'Dragon Ball Super' Website Launches + OP/ED Announced"|Date=19 May 2015}}</ref> At the bottom of the webpage was an announcement that had already begun to leak in advance of the publication of the July issue of ''V-Jump'', in stores on '''21 May 2015''':<ref>{{Cite web|URL=https://www.animenewsnetwork.com/news/2015-05-18/dragon-ball-super-tv-anime-gets-manga-adaptation/.88276|Website=Anime News Network|Title="Dragon Ball Super TV Anime Gets Manga Adaptation"|Date=18 May 2015}}</ref> a ''Dragon Ball Super'' manga by [[Toyotarō]], with Toriyama credited for the story, would begin in the August issue of ''[[V-Jump]]'', on sale '''20 June 2015'''. The announcement in the July issue included a note from ''V-Jump'' editor [[Victory Uchida]]:<ref>{{Cite magazine|Mag=VJ|Year=2015|Month=July|Date=21 May 2015|Title="Scoop: Dragon Ball New Television Anime"|Page=p. 8}} ——{{Cite web|URL=https://www.kanzenshuu.com/2015/05/19/dragon-ball-super-to-receive-manga-adaptation-in-v-jump/|Website=Kanzenshuu|Title="'Dragon Ball Super' to Receive Manga Adaptation in V-Jump"|Date=19 May 2015}}</ref>
{{Quotation|'''A Completely New "Dragon Ball", Full of Mystery!!''' The latest TV animation was suddenly announced!! That was a ''Victory''-surprise, even for me!! What on Earth will the story be? It's such a mystery… There's no doubt it will exceed everyone's expectations!!!|Victory Uchida}}
In the August issue that featured the [[Dragon Ball Super Chapter 1|first manga chapter]], the "Dragon Ball Park" feature revealed a few more details about the anime plot, some of which turned out to be incorrect. (Scoop #2 is omitted; it was an announcement for the OP and ED artists.)<ref>{{Cite magazine|Mag=VJ|Year=2015|Month=August|Date=20 June 2015|Title="Serialization Corner: ANP!"|Page=pp. 302-303}} ——{{Cite web|URL=https://www.kanzenshuu.com/2015/06/17/early-dragon-ball-super-story-details-in-august-2015-v-jump/|Website=Kanzenshuu|Title="Early 'Dragon Ball Super' Story Details in August 2015 V-Jump"|Date=17 June 2015}}</ref>
{{Quotation|'''Super SCOOP!! #1 ''Dragon Ball Super'' is set slightly after the showdown with Majin Boo!''' ''Dragon Ball Super'' is a gem of an original story, from an original draft provided by manga author Akira Toriyama-''sensei''! This series is a super tale that depicts what happens "afterwards" to Goku and the gang following the titanic battle with Majin Boo, and links up with the movies Battle of Gods and Resurrection 'F'!! '''Super SCOOP!! #3 Already well-known from the movies!? For the first time, Beerus and Whis join the fray in a TV series!!''' The God of Destruction Beerus and his servant Whis have already cut quite a figure in the two latest movies, and now they're set to appear as regular cast members for this TV series! Far stronger than the likes of Freeza, Cell, or Majin Boo, Beerus will run amok in the new series!? '''Super SCOOP!! #4 The illustrious main cast will remain as-is!!''' Masako Nozawa-''san'' (voice of Son Goku) and the rest of the main cast are taking part in this series too! Deeply familiar with ''Dragon Ball'', these actors and actresses will breathe new life into Goku and the gang!! '''Super SCOOP!! #5 The first episode's synopsis is available! Goku gets a job…?!''' Following Majin Boo's defeat, peaceful days have come. When Chi-Chi orders Goku to go earn some money, Goku gets the itch to train while he works. Meanwhile, Goten heads out on an adventure with Trunks to find a gift for his soon-to-be sister-in-law Videl!? '''Super SCOOP!! #6 Super high-quality gorgeous visuals! The entire series is produced with new animation!!''' This new series will be broadcast entirely with new footage, like with the movies or the openings and endings for ''Dragon Ball Kai''! An overwhelming new ''Dragon Ball'' world is revealed!! '''Super SCOOP!! #7 The comic adaptation by Toyotarō-''sensei'' starts this issue!!''' Comment From Toyotarō-''sensei'' "Getting to see a new DB anime series every week makes me too happy! With this comicalization, I want to make my own small contribution to the excitement, so everyone please check out the manga, too!"}}
===Simulcast===
[[File:Key-Champa.png|thumb|300px|Streaming platforms used the key visual for the [[God of Destruction Champa arc]] to promote the simulcast.]]
On '''19 October 2016''', [[Toei Animation]] announced a ''Dragon Ball Super'' subtitled simulcast to be hosted on [[Crunchyroll]], [[Daisuki]], and [[AnimeLab]] (Australia/New Zealand) beginning with [[Dragon Ball Super Episode 63|episode 63]], which was broadcast just a few days later on '''23 October 2016'''.<ref>{{Cite web|URL=https://www.animenewsnetwork.com/news/2016-10-19/dragon-ball-super-to-simulcast-on-crunchyroll-daisuki-animelab/.107853|Website=Anime News Network|Title="Dragon Ball Super to Simulcast on Crunchyroll, Daisuki, AnimeLab (Updated)"|Date=19 October 2016}}</ref><ref>{{Cite web|URL=https://www.kanzenshuu.com/2016/10/20/toei-animation-crunchyroll-announce-dragon-ball-super-simulcast/|Website=Kanzenshuu|Title="Toei Animation & Crunchyroll Announce 'Dragon Ball Super' Simulcast"|Date=20 October 2016}}</ref><ref>{{Cite web|URL=https://www.crunchyroll.com/anime-news/2016/10/20/power-up-crunchyroll-to-stream-dragon-ball-super|Website=Crunchyroll|Title="Power Up! Crunchyroll to Stream 'Dragon Ball Super'!"|Date=20 October 2016}}</ref> The entire [[Future Trunks arc]] was made available on the same day as episode 63, beginning with [[Dragon Ball Super Episode 47|episode 47]]. The first 46 episodes were made available in ten-episode batches, starting with episodes [[Dragon Ball Super Episode 1|1]]-[[Dragon Ball Super Episode 10|10]], which were made available on '''30 October 2016''', concurrent with the simulcast of [[Dragon Ball Super Episode 64|episode 64]].

That week, on '''04 November 2016''', [[Funimation]] announced their own acquisition of the series along with their plans to host the simulcast and produce an English dub. Episodes 1-10 and 47-64 were made available with the Toei simulcast subtitles on their North American streaming service immediately, and they joined the other simulcast platforms in making the others available in weekly batches.<ref name="funi">{{Cite web|URL=https://www.kanzenshuu.com/2016/11/04/funimation-announces-dragon-ball-super-license-acquisition/|Website=Kanzenshuu|Title="Funimation Announces 'Dragon Ball Super' License Acquisition"|Date=04 November 2016}}</ref> Episodes [[Dragon Ball Super Episode 11|11]]-[[Dragon Ball Super Episode 20|20]] were made available on on '''06 November 2016''' concurrent with the simulcast of [[Dragon Ball Super Episode 65|episode 65]]; episodes [[Dragon Ball Super Episode 21|21]]-[[Dragon Ball Super Episode 30|30]] on '''13 November 2016''' with [[Dragon Ball Super Episode 66|episode 66]]; episodes [[Dragon Ball Super Episode 31|31]]-[[Dragon Ball Super Episode 40|40]] on '''20 November 2016''' with [[Dragon Ball Super Episode 67|episode 67]] (the last episode of the Future Trunks arc); and episodes [[Dragon Ball Super Episode 41|41]]-[[Dragon Ball Super Episode 46|46]] on '''27 November 2016''' with [[Dragon Ball Super Episode 68|episode 68]]. On '''30 March 2017''', in advance of [[Dragon Ball Super Episode 81|episode 81]], Crunchyroll affiliate VRV announced they would also host the simulcast, though it was only available in the United States which was already covered by Daisuki, Crunchyroll, and Funimation.<ref>{{Cite web|URL=https://www.animenewsnetwork.com/news/2017-03-30/ellation-vrv-streaming-platform-to-stream-what-do-you-do-at-the-end-of-the-world-akashic-records-anime/.114109|Website=Anime News Network|Title="Ellation's VRV Streaming Platform to Stream What do you do at the end of the world?, Akashic Records Anime"|Date=30 March 2017}}</ref>

Crunchyroll initially announced coverage for a limited area; the simulcast was available to paid and free users in United States, Canada, Australia, and New Zealand, and to paid users in South Africa and Latin America (with Spanish subtitles). On '''30 May 2017''', Crunchyroll announced an expansion of their coverage to include the United Kingdom and much of the rest of Europe, with various foreign-language subtitles.<ref>{{Cite web|URL=https://www.crunchyroll.com/forumtopic-991613/dragon-ball-super-expands-availability-to-europe|Website=Crunchyroll Forum|Title="Dragon Ball Super expands availability to Europe"|Date=30 May 2017}}</ref>

While the series was ongoing, the [[Daisuki]] streaming service, in partnership with [[Bandai Namco]], covered large parts of the world not covered by [[Crunchyroll]].<ref>{{Cite web|URL=https://www.kanzenshuu.com/2016/10/21/daisuki-to-provide-additional-dragon-ball-super-simulcast-streams-to-international-territories/|Website=Kanzenshuu|Title="Daisuki to Provide Additional 'Dragon Ball Super' Simulcast Streams to International Territories"|Date=21 October 2016}}</ref> Episodes typically appeared first on Daisuki, minutes later on Crunchyroll, and hours later on Funimation.<ref>{{Cite web|URL=https://www.funimation.com/forum/topic/13174/what-up-with-dragonball-super-simulcast|Website=Funimation Forum|Title="What up with dragonball super simulcast"|Date=10 June 2017}}</ref><ref group="note">More evidence for this is scattered across dozens of Kanzenshuu and Reddit episode discussion threads, among many other places on the internet. [[Crunchyroll]] remained the best-known and most widely-referenced platform, even though [[Daisuki]] was available in most countries covered by Crunchyroll. Daisuki's 1080p video was available to free users, while Crunchyroll only offered 720p to free users, and Daisuki's ads were relatively limited and focused on [[Bandai Namco]]'s content.</ref> AnimeLab typically released between Daisuki and Crunchyroll, but this service was only available in Australia and New Zealand. Funimation's simulcast episodes went up late enough to be suggestive of a contractual obligation, perhaps through Funimation's contemporaneous partnership with Crunchyroll.<ref>{{Cite web|URL=https://www.crunchyroll.com/anime-news/2016/09/08/crunchyroll-and-funimation-partner-to-expand-access-to-anime|Website=Crunchyroll|Title="Crunchyroll and Funimation Partner to Expand Access to Anime!"|Date=08 September 2016}}</ref><ref group="note">[[Funimation]] was the only streaming service to host the full special broadcast version of episodes [[Dragon Ball Super Episode 109|109]] and [[Dragon Ball Super Episode 110|110]]. It remains on their streaming service with the [[Toei Animation]] simulcast subtitles. Switching the audio to the English dub automatically switches the video source to the split-episode version of the special, which was broadcast on [[Toonami]] over two weeks. The full broadcast version of the special was not included on Funimation's Blu-ray release, even though it was included on Toei's Blu-rays, so the full special has never been released for the English dub.</ref> The partnership ended on '''09 November 2018''', well after the series ended.<ref>{{Cite web|URL=https://www.animenewsnetwork.com/news/2018-10-18/funimation-crunchyroll-end-content-sharing-partnership/.138330|Website=Anime News Network|Title="Funimation, Crunchyroll End Content-Sharing Partnership (Update)"|Date=18 October 2018}}</ref>

When Daisuki closed after being acquired by Bandai, they kept ''Dragon Ball Super'' as their only available title for some time while the service passed to Bandai's ''[[Dragon Ball Super Card Game]]'' website.<ref>{{Cite web|URL=https://www.kanzenshuu.com/2017/08/02/simulcast-streaming-provider-daisuki-ending-service-in-october-2017/|Website=Kanzenshuu|Title="Simulcast/Streaming Provider Daisuki Ending Service in October 2017"|Date=02 August 2017}}</ref><ref>{{Cite web|URL=https://www.reddit.com/r/dbz/comments/81tzzw/sub_dragon_ball_super_episode_129_discussion/|Website=Reddit|Title="(SUB) Dragon Ball Super - Episode #129 - Discussion Thread!"|Date=03 March 2018}}</ref> The episodes were removed from Bandai's website as they became widely available in physical format, but they remained on Funimation, Crunchyroll, VRV, and AnimeLab's streaming services.

==Characters==
{{see|Dragon Ball Characters}}

==Main Staff==
*'''Original Author/Story & Character Draft:''' [[Akira Toriyama]] (Published in Shueisha's "Jump Comics")
*'''Planning'''
** Fuji TV — Masato Seino
** Yomiko Advertising — Kazuya Watanabe
** Toei Animation — Kōzō Morishita
*'''Producer'''
** Fuji TV — Osamu Nozaki
** Yomiko Advertising — Naoko Sagawa
** Toei Animation — Atsushi Kido
*'''Music:''' [[Norihito Sumitomo]]
*'''Production Supervisor:''' Ken Suetake
*'''Art Design:''' Shinzō Yuki
*'''Color Design:''' Teppei Hotta
*'''Character Design & Supervising Director of Animation:''' [[Tadayoshi Yamamuro]]
*'''Series Director:''' Kimitoshi Chioka
*'''Audio Director:''' Yasunori Honda
*'''Editing:''' Ei'ichi Nishimura
*'''Recording:''' Mitsuharu Itō
*'''Sound Effects:''' Mutsuhiro Nishimura
*'''Production Coordination:''' Toei
*'''Production:''' [[Fuji TV]], Yomiko Advertising, [[Toei Animation]]

==Episodes==
{{see|List of Dragon Ball Super Episodes}}

==Theatrical Film==

==Themes==
===Opening Themes===
: '''"[[Chōzetsu ☆ Dynamic!]]" (Episodes 1-76)'''
:: Lyrics: [[Yukinojō Mori]] / Composition, Arrangement, & Vocals: [[Kazuya Yoshii]]
: '''"[[Limit-Break × Survivor]]" (Episodes 77-131)'''
:: Lyrics: [[Yukinojō Mori]] / Composition: [[Takafumi Iwasaki]] / Arrangement: [[Hiroaki Kagoshima]] / Vocals: [[Kiyoshi Hikawa]]

===Ending Themes===
: '''"[[Hello Hello Hello]]" (Episodes 1-12)'''
:: Lyrics & Composition: [[Shingo Kanehiro]] / Vocals: [[Good Morning America]]

: '''"[[Starring Star]]" (Episodes 13-25)'''
:: Lyrics & Composition: [[Yoshikatsu Shutō]] / Arrangement: [[KEYTALK]] & [[NARASAKI]] / Vocals: [[KEYTALK]]

: '''"[[Light Pink]]" (Episodes 26-36)'''
:: Lyrics: [[Keisuke Matsukawa]] / Composition, Arrangement, & Vocals: [[LACCO TOWER]]

: '''"[[Forever Dreaming]]" (Episodes 37-49)'''
:: Lyrics & Composition: [[Masmi Takei]] / Arrangement & Vocals: [[Czecho No Republic]]

: '''"[[Yoka Yoka Dance]]" (Episodes 50-59)'''
:: Lyrics & Composition: [[Takemasa Ono]] / Arrangement: [[NARASAKI]] / Vocals: [[Batten Showjo Tai]]

: '''"[[Chao Fan MUSIC]]" (Episodes 60-72)'''
:: Lyrics, Composition, Arrangement, & Vocals: [[Arukara]]

: '''"[[An Evil Angel and Righteous Devil]]" (Episodes 73-83)'''
:: Lyrics & Composition: [[Hisashi Katō]] / Arrangement: [[THE COLLECTORS]] & [[Jin Yoshida]] / Vocals: [[THE COLLECTORS]]

: '''"[[Boogie Back]]" (Episodes 94-96)'''
:: Lyrics: [[Miyu Inoue]] & [[Kōdai Miwa]] / Composition: [[Yoshihiko Nishio]] & [[Kōdai Miwa]] / Arrangement: [[Kōdai Miwa]] / Vocals: [[Miyu Inoue]]

: '''"[[Far Away]]" (Episodes 97-108)'''
:: Lyrics: [[Matsukawa Keisuke]] / Arrangement: [[Seiji Kameda]] / Composition & Vocals: [[LACCO TOWER]]

: '''"[[By a 70cm Square Window]]" (Episodes 109-121)'''
:: Lyrics: [[KAZUOMI]], [[NYOKI]], & [[NOBUYA]] / Lyrical Arrangement: [[KAZUOMI]] / Composition & Arrangement: [[KAZUOMI]] / Vocals: [[ROTTENGRAFFTY]]

: '''"[[Lagrima]]" (Episodes 122-131)'''
:: Lyrics: [[Hidenori Tanaka]] / Composition & Arrangement: [[Keita Kawaguchi]] / Vocals: [[OnePixcel]]

==Notes==
{{reflist|group=note}}

==External Links==
*[http://www.toei-anim.co.jp/tv/dragon_s/ Toei Animation's Official "Dragon Ball Super" Website]
*[http://www.twitter.com/db_super2015/ Official "Dragon Ball Super" Twitter Account]

*[https://hayabusa6.5ch.net/test/read.cgi/anime3/1430215513/ 2ch 2015/04/28(火)19:05]
*[https://hayabusa3.5ch.net/test/read.cgi/mnewsplus/1430216267/ 2ch 2015/04/28(火)19:17]
*[https://hayabusa6.5ch.net/test/read.cgi/anime3/1432288315/ 2ch 2015/05/22(金)18:51]
*[https://hayabusa6.5ch.net/test/read.cgi/anime3/1432288333/ 2ch 2015/05/22(金)18:52]
*[https://hayabusa6.5ch.net/test/read.cgi/anime3/1434413942/ 2ch 2015/06/16(火)09:19]
*[https://hayabusa6.5ch.net/test/read.cgi/anime3/1434973888/ 2ch 2015/06/22(月)20:51]
*[https://mastiff.5ch.net/test/read.cgi/anime/1435498707/ 2ch 2015/06/28(日)22:38]
*[https://mastiff.5ch.net/test/read.cgi/anime/1435845995/ 2ch 2015/07/02(木)23:06]

==References==
{{Reflist}}

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"'''Dragon Ball The Movies Blu-ray 8'''" is [[Toei Animation]]'s high-definition release of all three [[Dragon Ball]] theatrical films. Volume 8 was released alongside Volume 7 in Japan on '''09 January 2019'''.
==Summaries==
The following plot summaries are given on the back of the Blu-ray cover:
{{Quotation|'''ドラゴンボール　神龍の伝説''' 世界一の珍味を求める贅沢な[[King Gourmeth|グルメス王]]に、グルメス王国の国民は苦しめられていた。[[Son Goku|悟空]]は、その王国から[[Turtle Hermit|武天老師]]に助けを求めに来た[[Pansy|パンジ]]という少女と出会う。そして、パンジとともに武天老師のもとを経て、いざグルメス王国へ！だが、そこでは国王の手下である[[Pasta|パスタ]]たちが待ちうけていた!!盗賊・[[Yamcha|ヤムチャ]]も加わり、悟空たちは国王軍と大バトルを展開。その戦闘中、グルメスが急に巨大化する！
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'''Dragon Ball: The Legend of Shenlong''' The people of Gourmeth Kingdom are tormented by their indulgent [[King Gourmeth]]'s demands for the world's best delicacies. From that kingdom, [[Son Goku|Goku]] meets [[Turtle Hermit|Muten Rōshi]], as well as a girl named [[Pansy]], who came to the hermit seeking his help. With the two of them in tow, it's off to Gourmeth Kingdom! However, there, the king's subordinates [[Pasta]] and [[Vongo]] were waiting!! Joined by the bandit Yamcha, a huge battle between Goku's group and the king's army unfolds! Then, as they fight, Gourmeth suddenly grows huge!
{{Quotation|'''ドラゴンボール　魔神城のねむり姫''' 亀仙人に弟子入りするために、[[Sleeping Princess|ねむり姫]]を連れ帰るという試練を与えられた悟空と[[Kuririn|クリリン]]。しかしねむり姫は、はるか彼方の[[Devil Castle|魔神城]]に閉じ込められているという。悟空とクリリン、そして二人を追う[[Bulma|ブルマ]]たちは魔神城へと向かう。悟空たちは城に潜入するが、魔物たちに見つかり戦闘に。同じ頃、ブルマは[[Lucifer|ルシフェル]]に捕まっていた。そして城の内部ではブルマを生け贄にし、宴が始まろうとしていた･･･。
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'''Dragon Ball: The Sleeping Princess in Devil’s Castle''' In order to become the Turtle Hermit's students, Goku and [[Kuririn]] are given the test of bringing him the [[Sleeping Princess]]. However, the Sleeping Princess is locked up in the far away [[Devil Castle]]. Goku and Kuririn, followed by Bulma and friends, set off for Devil Castle. As they infiltrate the castle, they are encountered and fought by demons. Meanwhile, Bulma is captured by [[Lucifer]]. Bulma is about to be used as a sacrifice when the banquet begins...
{{Quotation|'''ドラゴンボール　摩訶不思議大冒険''' 亀仙人のもとで修行をしていた悟空とクリリンは、力試しのために武術大会の開かれる[[Miphan Empire|ミーファン帝国]]へと向かう。しかしミーファン帝国では、己の欲望のため、大臣の[[Crane Hermit|鶴仙人]]が[[Dragon Balls|ドラゴンボール]]を集めていた。そんな中、悟空たちはドラゴンボールを持つ[[Upa|ウパ]]と[[Bora|ボラ]]に出会う。そのボラとともに悟空たちは武術大会に出場するが、試合中ボラが[[Tao Pai-pai|桃白白]]に殺されてしまう。怒った悟空は桃白白に向かっていくが･･･。
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'''Dragon Ball: A Mystical Great Adventure''' While training under the Turtle Hermit, Goku and Kuririn go to the [[Miphan Empire]], where a martial arts tournament is taking place, to test their strength. It turns out, the [[Crane Hermit]] has been gathering the [[Dragon Balls]] for his wicked desires. All the while, Goku meets [[Upa]] and [[Bora]], who hold a Dragon Ball. Bora joins Goku and the rest in the tournament, but is killed by [[Tao Pai-pai]]. Now Tao Pai-pai faces an enraged Goku...

==Contents==
This volume includes [[Dragon Ball Movie 1]], [[Dragon Ball Movie 2]], and [[Dragon Ball Movie 3]] on a single disc. The case also contains an eight-page booklet featuring plot summaries, character bios, and credits for each film.

In addition to the films, each is accompanied by a set of bonus features on the disc:
===== Dragon Ball Movie 1 =====
* ''News Flash''
* Digest
* DVD Promo
===== Dragon Ball Movie 2 =====
* Theatrical Preview
* Digest
* DVD Promo
===== Dragon Ball Movie 3 =====
* Theatrical Preview
* Digest
* DVD Promo
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DB-Movies-BD8-Menu.PNG|Disc menu.
DB-Movies-BD8-Chapters1.PNG|Movie 1 chapter list.
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==Menu==
The disc menu is a still graphic featuring the seven Dragon Balls and an overlay resembling a film reel. Each movie's original promotional artwork is presented above a small selection of options pertaining to their respective feature, including a chapter list for all three.

The chapter lists are presented as pop-up menus, stylized after the [[Dragon Radar]], which cover up the other two movies' artwork. Each chapter is represented by a still frame and a chapter number.
==External Links==
*[https://www.kanzenshuu.com/home-video/jp/movies-blu-ray/ Kanzenshuu - Home Video Guide - Japan Releases - Dragon Ball The Movies Blu-ray]

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{{Quotation|'''ドラゴンボールZ　龍拳爆発!!悟空がやらねば誰がやる''' 「勇者[[Tapion|タピオン]]を復活させてほしい」と、怪しい老人[[Hoi|ホイ]]に頼まれた[[Son Gohan|悟飯]]たちは、[[Shenlong|神龍]]でその封印を解除。見事、タピオンが出現するが、彼はなぜか復活を嘆く。彼の体の中には、母星を壊滅させようとした幻魔人・[[Hildegarn|ヒルデガーン]]の上半身が封印されていたのだ！その日の晩、街ではヒルデガーンの下半身が暴走。そして勇者タピオンの努力も空しく、上半身も解き放たれたヒルデガーンは完全体に。[[Son Goku|悟空]]は[[Super Saiyan 3|超サイヤ人３]]となり相対する!!
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'''Dragon Ball Z: Dragon Fist Explosion!! If Goku Won't Do it, Who Will?''' "I want the hero [[Tapion]] brought back to life" is the wish made by the suspicious elder [[Hoi]] after [[Son Gohan|Gohan]] and [[Videl]] assist him in awakening [[Shenlong]]. Upon his magnificent emergence, for some reason, he laments his resurrection. Inside his body, the upper half of the magical phantom [[Hildegarn]], who destroyed his home planet, has been sealed away! That evening, the lower half of Hildegarn rampages downtown. After the hero Tapion's vain efforts, the upper half is released, both forming the complete Hildegarn. [[Son Goku|Goku]] faces it in [[Super Saiyan 3]]!!
{{Quotation|'''ドラゴンボール　最強への道''' 少年・孫悟空は、[[Mt. Paozu|パオズ山]]で[[Bulma|ブルマ]]と出会い[[Dragon Balls|ドラゴンボール]]探索の旅へ出ることに。旅の途中、悟空は[[Red Ribbon Army|レッドリボン軍]][[Muscle Tower|マッスルタワー]]で、[[General White|ホワイト将軍]]を撃破！そこで、[[Artificial Human No. 8|人造人間8号]]ことハッチャンと出会い友達に。その後、[[General Blue|ブルー将軍]]の艦隊に襲撃され、ドラゴンボールごとブルマたちを連れ去られてしまう。怒り心頭の悟空は、レッドリボン軍本拠地へ侵入！そこで、軍の誇る巨大ロボットと激闘する!!
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'''Dragon Ball: The Path to Ultimate Strength''' The young Son Goku meets [[Bulma]] on [[Mt. Paozu]], departing on a journey to find the [[Dragon Balls]]. On this journey, Goku defeats [[General White]] at the [[Red Ribbon Army]]'s [[Muscle Tower]]! He makes friends there with [[Artificial Human No. 8]], or "Hatchan". Then, [[General Blue]]'s fleet attacks, snatching away the Dragon Balls and abducting Bulma and the rest. Full of anger, Goku invades the Red Ribbon Army headquarters! There, he has a fierce battle with the army's own giant robot!!

==Contents==
This volume includes [[Dragon Ball Z Movie 13]] and the [[Dragon Ball 10th Anniversary Movie]] on a single disc. The case also contains an eight-page booklet featuring plot summaries, character bios, and credits for each film.

In addition to the films, each is accompanied by a set of bonus features on the disc:
===== Dragon Ball Z Movie 13 =====
* Theatrical Preview
* ''News Flash''
* Digest
* DVD Promo
===== Dragon Ball 10th Anniversary Movie =====
* Theatrical Preview
* Digest
* DVD Promo
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DB-Movies-BD7-Chapters2.PNG|10th Anniversary Movie chapter list.
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==Menu==
The disc menu is a still graphic featuring the seven Dragon Balls and an overlay resembling a film reel. Each movie's original promotional artwork is presented above a small selection of options pertaining to their respective feature, including a chapter list for both.

The chapter lists are presented as pop-up menus, stylized after the [[Dragon Radar]], which cover up the opposite movie's artwork. Each chapter is represented by a still frame and a chapter number.
==External Links==
*[https://www.kanzenshuu.com/home-video/jp/movies-blu-ray/ Kanzenshuu - Home Video Guide - Japan Releases - Dragon Ball The Movies Blu-ray]

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"'''Dragon Ball The Movies Blu-ray 6'''" is [[Toei Animation]]'s high-definition release of the eleventh and twelfth [[Dragon Ball Z]] theatrical films. Volume 6 was released alongside Volumes 4 and 5 in Japan on '''05 December 2018'''.
==Summaries==
The following plot summaries are given on the back of the Blu-ray cover:
{{Quotation|'''ドラゴンボールZ　超戦士撃破!!勝つのはオレだ''' ある日[[Mister Satan|ミスター・サタン]]のもとに、幼なじみの[[Jagar Batta|ジャガー・バッタ]]男爵から挑戦状が届く。ジャガーは武道家として名を馳せているサタンを、自分が作った[[Biowarriors|バイオ戦士]]で打ち負かそうと考えたのだ。しかしその思惑に反し、サタンに同行してきた[[No. 18|人造人間18合]]、[[Son Goten|悟天]]、[[Trunks|トランクス]]たちがバイオ戦士たちを撃破。楽勝ムードの超戦士たちだったが、研究所の培養カプセルの中に、強敵・[[Broli|ブロリー]]の姿を発見してしまう。
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'''Dragon Ball Z: Super-Warrior Defeat!! I'm the One Who'll Win''' One day, [[Mister Satan]] is delivered a written challenge from his childhood friend, Baron [[Jagar Batta]]. With Satan having become a widely recognized martial artist, Jagar believes he's created [[Biowarriors]] that can defeat him. However, his plan is thwarted when the Biowarriors are quashed by Satan's companions, [[No. 18| Artificial Human No. 18]], [[Son Goten|Goten]], and [[Trunks]]. The super warriors think it'll be a walk in the park, but then they find a cultivation capsule in the laboratory containing a figure resembling the formidable opponent, [[Broli]].
{{Quotation|'''ドラゴンボールZ　復活のフュージョン!!悟空とベジータ''' あの世で[[2nd Afterlife Tournament|武道会]]が開催され、そこで[[Son Goku|悟空]]は[[Paikuhan|パイクーハン]]と対決。彼らが死闘を繰り広げているその頃、閻魔界では魂の洗浄装置の事故が発生。側にいたサイケ鬼が悪の気を浴び、怪物[[Janenba|ジャネンバ]]になってしまう！その影響で閻魔界から魂があふれ、世界中で死者が復活する異常事態に。[[King Enma|閻魔大王]]の要望で悟空たちがジャネンバ退治に乗り出し、これを撃退。しかし、ジャネンバはより凶悪な姿へと変身する･･･!!
}}
'''Dragon Ball Z: The Rebirth of Fusion!! Goku and Vegeta''' In the afterlife, Goku and [[Paikuhan]] face each other in a martial arts tournament. As their deadly struggle unfolds, something goes wrong with the soul cleansing equipment in the Enma Realm. The Psyche-''Oni'' nearby is bathed in evil air, turning him into the monstrous [[Janenba]]! With the resulting overflow of souls in the Enma Realm, extraordinary cases arise around the world of the dead rising. At [[King Enma]]'s request, Goku and Paikuhan set out to get rid of Janenba and manage to suppress him. However, Janenba transforms into a more vicious figure...!!

==Contents==
This volume includes [[Dragon Ball Z Movie 11]] and [[Dragon Ball Z Movie 12]] on a single disc. The case also contains an eight-page booklet featuring plot summaries, character bios, and credits for each film.

In addition to the films, each is accompanied by a set of bonus features on the disc:
===== Dragon Ball Z Movie 11 =====
* ''News Flash''
* Digest
* DVD Promo
===== Dragon Ball Z Movie 12 =====
* Theatrical Preview
* Digest
* DVD Promo
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The disc menu is a still graphic featuring the seven Dragon Balls and an overlay resembling a film reel. Each movie's original promotional artwork is presented above a small selection of options pertaining to their respective feature, including a chapter list for both.

The chapter lists are presented as pop-up menus, stylized after the [[Dragon Radar]], which cover up the opposite movie's artwork. Each chapter is represented by a still frame and a chapter number.
==Censorship==
On '''25 January 2019''', Toei Animation acknowledged certain instances of visual censorship in this Blu-ray release that was not present in the Amazon-Netflix release. The acknowledgement came by way of an apology for the packaging's descriptive text.<ref>{{Cite web|URL=https://www.toei-video.co.jp/info/info190125/|Website=Toei Video|Title="『ＤＲＡＧＯＮＢＡＬＬＴＨＥＭＯＶＩＥＳＢｌｕ‐ｒａｙ　＃０６』ジャケット誤記載に関するお詫びと対応について"|Date=25 January 2019|AccessDate=02 November 2024}}</ref>
[[File:Movie-BD-Censorship.png|thumb|350px|[[Toei Animation]]'s demonstrative graphic.]]
{{Quotation|＜映像表現上の修正の内容＞ 本件商品の発売にあたり、皆様により楽しんでいただけるように、また、子どもへ与える影響にも配慮したうえで、映像の確認作業を行いました。映像確認作業の結果、表現上の修正を行った映像を本件商品に収録いたしました。 ＜ジャケットの記載＞ 本件商品のジャケットに「この作品には、映像、台詞の一部に、現在では不適当と思われる表現もありますが、作品の歴史的価値を重視し、現存する原版のとおり収録してあります。」という注意文を掲載していました。<hr>-Content of Visual Edits- Approaching the release of the products in question, so that they could be enjoyed by everyone even more thoroughly, as well as out of consideration for their influence upon children, a review of visual content was conducted. As a result of this review, versions of the films which contained edited expressions were included in the final products. -Jacket Description- Jackets of the products in question were printed with the following warning: "Certain parts of images and dialogue may contain material considered inappropriate for modern audiences. However, out of respect for historical value of the works, their original editions are maintained."}}
Those wishing to seek a refund were able to fill out the respective form on Toei's website through January 2020. New jackets with an "accurate" description could also be requested, and new versions printed that day moving forward would have the adjusted text. No mention was made of replacing discs with unaltered content or future re-releases.<ref>{{Cite web|URL=https://www.kanzenshuu.com/2019/01/25/toei-acknowledges-movie-blu-ray-censorship-apology-incorrect-jacket-text-description/|Website=Kanzenshuu|Title="Toei Acknowledges New Remastered Movie Blu-ray Censorship via Apology For Incorrect Jacket Text Description"|Date=25 January 2019|AccessDate=02 November 2024}}</ref>
==External Links==
*[https://www.kanzenshuu.com/home-video/jp/movies-blu-ray/ Kanzenshuu - Home Video Guide - Japan Releases - Dragon Ball The Movies Blu-ray]
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==Summaries==
The following plot summaries are given on the back of the Blu-ray cover:

{{Quotation|'''ドラゴンボールZ　銀河ギリギリ‼︎ぶっちぎりの凄い奴''' 大富豪・[[Gyōsan Money|マネー]]が開催する[[Tenka'ichi Dai Budō Taikai|天下一武道大会]]に出場する[[Son Gohan|悟飯]]たち。今回は特別ゲストとして、四つの銀河を代表する銀河戦士たちが招かれた。悟飯たちは順調に予選を勝ち抜き、決勝へ出発。一方、銀河戦士たちは、かつて[[Kaiō|界王たち]]に封印された極悪人・[[Bojack|ボージャック]]一味とすり替わっていた。悪事を働こうと、悟飯たち出場選手に襲いかかるボージャックたち。[[Son Goku|悟空]]不在の現在、対抗できるのは悟飯しかいない！
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'''Dragon Ball Z: The Galaxy at the Brink!! The Super Incredible Guy''' [[Son Gohan|Gohan]] and friends are participating in the [[Tenka'ichi Dai Budō Taikai]] hosted by a man of extreme wealth, [[Gyōsan Money|Money]]. For the occasion, Galactic Warriors representing the four galaxies have been invited as special guests. Gohan and the others fight impressively through the preliminary rounds and are headed towards the finals. All the while, a team led by the villainous [[Bojack]], who was once sealed away by the [[Kaiō|Kaiōs]], have covertly replaced the Galactic Warriors. With evil intent, Bojack and his crew attack Gohan and his fellow fighters. With [[Son Goku|Goku]] out of the picture, no one can fight back but Gohan!

{{Quotation|'''ドラゴンボールZ　危険なふたり！超戦士はねむれない''' [[Dragon Balls|ドラゴンボール]]収集中の[[Son Goten|悟天]]たちは、最後の一つを求めて[[Natade Village|ナタデ村]]に入る。異常気象と怪物被害に悩まされるその村は、事態解決のため、怪物に生け贄を捧げようとしていた。そこで悟天たちは、自ら生け贄となり、現われた怪物を撃破！だが、翌朝、悟空を追って[[Earth|地球]]に到着していた[[Broli|ブロリー]]が突然[[Videl|ビーデル]]を撃破！ブロリーは悟天を悟空だと思い込み、激しい攻撃を開始。敵は、幼い悟天がかなう生やさしい相手ではなかった･･･。
}}
'''Dragon Ball Z: The Dangerous Duo! Super-Warriors Can’t Rest''' As [[Son Goten|Goten]] and the others collect the [[Dragon Balls]], they enter [[Natade Village]] seeking the final one. As the village is afflicted by abnormal weather and monster attacks, in interest of solving their crises, they've turned to offering a living sacrifice to the monster. So, after Goten and friends offer themselves as the sacrifices, the monster appears and is defeated! However, the next morning, having arrived to Earth chasing Goku, [[Broly]] suddenly beats [[Videl]]! Mistaking Goten for Goku, Broly launches a vicious assault. Matching this opponent would not be an easy task for Goten...

==Contents==
This volume includes [[Dragon Ball Z Movie 9]] and [[Dragon Ball Z Movie 10]] on a single disc. The case also contains an eight-page booklet featuring plot summaries, character bios, and credits for each film.

In addition to the films, each is accompanied by a set of bonus features on the disc:
===== Dragon Ball Z Movie 9 =====
* ''News Flash''
* Digest
* DVD Promo
===== Dragon Ball Z Movie 10 =====
* Theatrical Preview
* ''News Flash''
* Digest
* DVD Promo

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The disc menu is a still graphic featuring the seven Dragon Balls and an overlay resembling a film reel. Each movie's original promotional artwork is presented above a small selection of options pertaining to their respective feature, including a chapter list for both.

The chapter lists are presented as pop-up menus, stylized after the [[Dragon Radar]], which cover up the opposite movie's artwork. Each chapter is represented by a still frame and a chapter number.

==External Links==
*[https://www.kanzenshuu.com/home-video/jp/movies-blu-ray/ Kanzenshuu - Home Video Guide - Japan Releases - Dragon Ball The Movies Blu-ray]

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==Summaries==
The following plot summaries are given on the back of the Blu-ray cover:

{{Quotation|'''ドラゴンボールZ　極限バトル!!三大超サイヤ人''' 自らが造った[[Artificial Human|人造人間]]によって殺されてしまった[[Dr. Gero|Dr.ゲロ]]。だが、彼がインプットしていたデータは生き続け、最強の人造人間[[No. 15|15号]]・[[No. 14|14号]]・[[No. 13|13号]]を造りだしていた。[[Son Goku|悟空]]を狙い襲いかかる人造人間。北の[[氷河地帯|glacial belt]]に戦いの場を移し、悟空、[[Trunks|トランクス]]、[[Vegeta|ベジータ]]の三大[[Super Saiyan|超サイヤ人]]勢ぞろいの超激闘が始まる。
}}
'''Dragon Ball Z: Extreme Battle!! The Three Great Super Saiyans''' [[Dr. Gero]] is killed by one of his own creations, the [[Artificial Human|Artificial Humans]]. However, he had instructed his computer to carry out the production of Artificial Humans [[No. 15]], [[No. 14]], and [[No. 13]]. These Artificial Humans attack [[Son Goku|Goku]]. After taking the fight to the northern [[glacial belt]], Goku, [[Trunks]], and [[Vegeta]] assemble as the three great Super Saiyans, and a super-fierce fight begins.

{{Quotation|'''ドラゴンボールZ　熱戦・烈戦・超激戦''' ベジータを「[[New Planet Vegeta|新惑星ベジータ]]」の王に迎えたい、と[[Paragus|パラガス]]・[[Broli|ブロリー]]親子がやってきた。一方、悟空は[[North Kaiō|界王]]の依頼で、[[South Galaxy|銀河]]を襲い破壊している[[Legendary Super Saiyan|伝説の超サイヤ人]]を探していた。そう、悟空の探していた相手こそ、ブロリーだったのだ！
}}
'''Dragon Ball Z: Burn Up!! A Red-Hot, Raging, Super-Fierce Fight''' Father and son [[Paragus]] and [[Broli]] appear, wishing to crown Vegeta as the king of [[New Planet Vegeta]]. Meanwhile, Goku is called upon by [[North Kaiō|Kaiō]] to search for the [[Legendary Super Saiyan]] wreaking havoc on the [[South Galaxy|galaxy]]. It seems that particular opponent Goku has been looking for is in fact Broly!

==Contents==
This volume includes [[Dragon Ball Z Movie 7]] and [[Dragon Ball Z Movie 8]] on a single disc. The case also contains an eight-page booklet featuring plot summaries, character bios, and credits for each film.

In addition to the films, each is accompanied by a set of bonus features on the disc:
===== Dragon Ball Z Movie 7 =====
* Theatrical Preview
* DVD Promo
* Non-credit Opening & Ending
===== Dragon Ball Z Movie 8 =====
* Theatrical Preview
* DVD Promo

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==Menu==
The disc menu is a still graphic featuring the seven Dragon Balls and an overlay resembling a film reel. Each movie's original promotional artwork is presented above a small selection of options pertaining to their respective feature, including a chapter list for both.

The chapter lists are presented as pop-up menus, stylized after the [[Dragon Radar]], which cover up the opposite movie's artwork. Each chapter is represented by a still frame and a chapter number.

==External Links==
*[https://www.kanzenshuu.com/home-video/jp/movies-blu-ray/ Kanzenshuu - Home Video Guide - Japan Releases - Dragon Ball The Movies Blu-ray]

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"'''Dragon Ball The Movies Blu-ray 3'''" is [[Toei Animation]]'s high-definition release of the fifth and sixth [[Dragon Ball Z]] theatrical films. Volume 3 was released alongside Volumes 1 and 2 in Japan on '''02 November 2018'''.
==Summaries==
The following plot summaries are given on the back of the Blu-ray cover:

{{Quotation|'''ドラゴンボールZ　とびっきりの最強対最強''' [[Saiyan|サイヤ人]]を絶滅させるために、[[Coola|クウラ]]とその部下が[[Earth|地球]]に攻め込んできた。[[Son Goku|悟空]]は[[Coola Armored Squad|クウラ機甲戦隊]]に立ち向かうが、[[Son Gohan|悟飯]]をかばい重傷を負う。悟飯が持ってきた[[Senzu|仙豆]]により、悟空は回復するが今度は悟飯に代わってクウラ機甲戦隊と闘いた[[Piccolo|ピッコロ]]が倒されてしまう。それを知った悟空は激怒、クウラと直接対決へ‼︎本気になったクウラは変身し、ついに最強の姿を見せる‼︎
}}
'''Dragon Ball Z: The Incredible Strongest vs. Strongest''' To eradicate the [[Saiyan|Saiyans]], [[Coola]] and his subordinates invade [[Earth]]. [[Son Goku|Goku]] stands against the [[Coola Armored Squad]], but is wounded protecting [[Son Gohan|Gohan]]. As Goku recovers thanks to Gohan getting him a [[Senzu]], [[Piccolo]] takes on the Coola Armored Squad in Gohan's stead, and is taken down. Seeing this, a furious Goku takes the fight directly to Coola!! Coola gets serious, and finally, he unveils his strongest form!!

{{Quotation|'''ドラゴンボールZ　激突‼︎100億パワーの戦士たち''' [[Big Gete Star|ビッグゲテスター]]と呼ばれる巨大なコンピュータが、[[New Planet Namek|新生ナメック星]]に寄生する。新生ナメック星の危機を知らされた悟空たちは、宇宙船で向かうことになる。すると、そのビッグゲテスターにより再生された[[Metal Coola|メタルクウラ]]が、悟空たちの前に立ちはだかる。悟空は、救助に来た[[Vegeta|ベジータ]]とともに[[Super Saiyan|超サイヤ人]]となり、メタルクウラを粉砕。しかし、それは量産化されたメタルクウラのうちのたった一体でしかなかった･･･。
}}
'''Dragon Ball Z: Clash!! 10,000,000,000 Powerful Warriors''' A massive computer named the [[Big Gete Star]] has started consuming energy from [[New Planet Namek]]. Hearing of New Planet Namek's crisis, Goku and friends make their way on a spaceship. Then, having been revived by the Big Gete Star, [[Metal Coola]] stands in the way of Goku and company. Metal Coola is demolished by Goku, with the aid of [[Vegeta]] and their combined [[Super Saiyan]] strength. However, that was only one of many mass-produced Metal Coolas...

==Contents==
This volume includes [[Dragon Ball Z Movie 5]] and [[Dragon Ball Z Movie 6]] on a single disc. The case also contains an eight-page booklet featuring plot summaries, character bios, and credits for each film.

In addition to the films, each is accompanied by a set of bonus features on the disc:
===== Dragon Ball Z Movie 5 =====
* ''News Flash''
* DVD Promo
===== Dragon Ball Z Movie 6 =====
* Theatrical Preview
* DVD Promo
* Non-credit Opening & Ending

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The disc menu is a still graphic featuring the seven Dragon Balls and an overlay resembling a film reel. Each movie's original promotional artwork is presented above a small selection of options pertaining to their respective feature, including a chapter list for both.

The chapter lists are presented as pop-up menus, stylized after the [[Dragon Radar]], which cover up the opposite movie's artwork. Each chapter is represented by a still frame and a chapter number.

==Errors==
Initial printings of this Blu-ray volume featured flipped poster artwork for Movie 5 on the back cover. The artwork was oriented properly in subsequent printings, and replacement cover inserts were offered to customers by Toei Video until November 2020.<ref>{{Cite web|URL=https://www.toei-video.co.jp/info/info20181102/|Website=Toei Video|Title="2018年11月2日発売『ＤＲＡＧＯＮＢＡＬＬＴＨＥＭＯＶＩＥＳ　Ｂｌｕ‐ｒａｙ　♯０３』ジャケットにおける反転画像使用のお詫びと対応について"|Date=November 2018|AccessDate=02 November 2024}}</ref>
[[File:Movie-BD-Jacket-Error.png|thumb|center|500px|[[Toei Animation]]'s demonstrative graphic.]]

==External Links==
*[https://www.kanzenshuu.com/home-video/jp/movies-blu-ray/ Kanzenshuu - Home Video Guide - Japan Releases - Dragon Ball The Movies Blu-ray]
==References==
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"'''Dragon Ball The Movies Blu-ray 2'''" is [[Toei Animation]]'s high-definition release of the third and fourth [[Dragon Ball Z]] theatrical films. Volume 2 was released alongside Volumes 1 and 3 in Japan on '''02 November 2018'''.

==Summaries==
The following plot summaries are given on the back of the Blu-ray cover:

{{Quotation|'''ドラゴンボールZ　地球まるごと超決戦''' [[Saiyan|サイヤ人]]戦士[[Tullece|ターレス]]が軍団を率いて[[Earth|地球]]にやってきた。ターレスが播いた[[Shinseiju|神精樹]]の種は、地球のエネルギーを吸いながら成長していく。神精樹の実を食べて、さらにパワーアップしたターレス、[[Son Goku|悟空]]たちは立ち向かう！
}}
'''Dragon Ball Z: A Super Decisive Battle for Earth''' The [[Saiyan]] warrior [[Tullece]] has brought his troops to [[Earth]]. Tullece plants the seed of the ''[[Shinseiju]]'', which grows by absorbing Earth's energy. Once Tullece powers up by eating fruit from the ''Shinseiju'', [[Goku|Son Goku]] and friends have a fight ahead of them!

{{Quotation|'''ドラゴンボールZ　超サイヤ人孫悟空''' 地球に大接近した妖しい巨星とともに地球にやってきた、超[[Namekian|ナメック星人]]の[[Slug|スラッグ]]。[[Shenlong|神龍]]の力で永遠の若さを手にしたスラッグは、地球改造計画を進める。迎え撃つため、限界を引き上げた悟空の[[Kaiō-Ken|界王拳]]が炸裂！
}}
'''Dragon Ball Z: Super Saiyan Son Goku''' As a strange planet approaches Earth, the Super [[Namekian]] [[Slug]] turns up. After using [[Shenlong]]'s power to gain eternal youth, Slug commences his plan to repurpose the Earth. In order to face this foe, Goku's ''[[Kaiō-Ken]]'' explodes past its limits!

==Contents==
This volume includes [[Dragon Ball Z Movie 3]] and [[Dragon Ball Z Movie 4]] on a single disc. The case also contains an eight-page booklet featuring plot summaries, character bios, and credits for each film.

In addition to the films, each is accompanied by a set of bonus features on the disc:
===== Dragon Ball Z Movie 3 =====
* Theatrical Preview
* DVD Promo
* Non-credit Opening & Ending
===== Dragon Ball Z Movie 4 =====
* Theatrical Preview
* Digest
* DVD Promo
* Non-credit Opening & Ending

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==Menu==
The disc menu is a still graphic featuring the seven Dragon Balls and an overlay resembling a film reel. Each movie's original promotional artwork is presented above a small selection of options pertaining to their respective feature, including a chapter list for both.

The chapter lists are presented as pop-up menus, stylized after the [[Dragon Radar]], which cover up the opposite movie's artwork. Each chapter is represented by a still frame and a chapter number.

==External Links==
*[https://www.kanzenshuu.com/home-video/jp/movies-blu-ray/ Kanzenshuu - Home Video Guide - Japan Releases - Dragon Ball The Movies Blu-ray]

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larger box to store all eight volumes.

==Summaries==
The following plot summaries are given on the back of the Blu-ray cover:

{{Quotation|'''ドラゴンボールZ''' 永遠の命と世界をわがものにしようとする[[Garlic Jr.|ガーリックJr.]]の手下[[Ginger|ジンジャー]]・[[Nikki|ニッキー]]・[[Sansho|サンショ]]の三人組が突如現れ、[[Four-Star Dragon Ball|四星球]]とともに[[Son Gohan|悟飯]]を誘拐してしまった。[[Dragon Balls|ドラゴンボール]]を集め、永遠の命を手に入れるガーリックJr.。三人組を相手に苦戦を強いられる[[Son Goku|悟空]]、そこへかつての敵だった[[Piccolo|ピッコロ]]がやってきた。
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'''Dragon Ball Z''' [[Garlic Jr.]] is aiming for immortality and world domination, and his three underlings, [[Ginger]], [[Nikki]], and [[Sansho]], suddenly appear, snatching away the [[Four-Star Dragon Ball]] along with [[Son Gohan|Gohan]]. Having collected the [[Dragon Balls]], Garlic Jr. is granted eternal life. As [[Son Goku|Goku]] struggles against the underling trio, his old adversary, [[Piccolo]] shows up.

{{Quotation|'''ドラゴンボールZ　この世で一番強いヤツ''' 五十年の時を経て、[[Shenlong|神龍]]の力で蘇った悪の天才科学者[[Dr. Uiro|Dr.ウイロー]]。狙いは世界最強の肉体だ。Dr.ウイローにさらわれた[[Turtle Hermit|亀仙人]]と[[Bulma|ブルマ]]を追って、かけつけた悟空たちの前に立ちふさがったのは、なんとDr.ウイローに洗脳されたピッコロだった！
}}
'''Dragon Ball Z: The World's Strongest Guy''' After 50 years, the evil genius [[Dr. Uiro]] is resurrected by [[Shenlong]]'s power. He's after the world's strongest body. After capturing the [[Turtle Hermit]] and [[Bulma]], before Goku and friends can get in his way, Dr. Uiro goes so far as to brainwash Piccolo!

==Contents==
This volume includes [[Dragon Ball Z Movie 1]] and [[Dragon Ball Z Movie 2]] on a single disc. The case also contains an eight-page booklet featuring plot summaries, character bios, and credits for each film.

In addition to the films, each is accompanied by a set of bonus features on the disc:
===== Dragon Ball Z Movie 1 =====
* Theatrical Preview
* Digest
* DVD Promo
===== Dragon Ball Z Movie 2 =====
* Theatrical Preview
* DVD Promo

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==Menu==
The disc menu is a still graphic featuring the seven Dragon Balls and an overlay resembling a film reel. Each movie's original promotional artwork is presented above a small selection of options pertaining to their respective feature, including a chapter list for both.

The chapter lists are presented as pop-up menus, stylized after the [[Dragon Radar]], which cover up the opposite movie's artwork. Each chapter is represented by a still frame and a chapter number.

==External Links==
*[https://www.kanzenshuu.com/home-video/jp/movies-blu-ray/ Kanzenshuu - Home Video Guide - Japan Releases - Dragon Ball The Movies Blu-ray]

{{Home Video}}
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"'''Dragon Ball The Movies Blu-ray 8'''" is [[Toei Animation]]'s high-definition release of all three [[Dragon Ball]] theatrical films. Volume 8 was released alongside Volume 7 in Japan on '''09 January 2019'''.
==Summaries==
The following plot summaries are given on the back of the Blu-ray cover:
{{Quotation|'''ドラゴンボール　神龍の伝説''' 世界一の珍味を求める贅沢な[[King Gourmeth|グルメス王]]に、グルメス王国の国民は苦しめられていた。[[Son Goku|悟空]]は、その王国から[[Turtle Hermit|武天老師]]に助けを求めに来た[[Pansy|パンジ]]という少女と出会う。そして、パンジとともに武天老師のもとを経て、いざグルメス王国へ！だが、そこでは国王の手下である[[Pasta|パスタ]]たちが待ちうけていた!!盗賊・[[Yamcha|ヤムチャ]]も加わり、悟空たちは国王軍と大バトルを展開。その戦闘中、グルメスが急に巨大化する！
}}
'''Dragon Ball: The Legend of Shenlong''' The people of Gourmeth Kingdom are tormented by their indulgent [[King Gourmeth]]'s demands for the world's best delicacies. From that kingdom, [[Son Goku|Goku]] meets [[Turtle Hermit|Muten Rōshi]], as well as a girl named [[Pansy]], who came to the hermit seeking his help. With the two of them in tow, it's off to Gourmeth Kingdom! However, there, the king's subordinates [[Pasta]] and [[Vongo]] were waiting!! Joined by the bandit Yamcha, a huge battle between Goku's group and the king's army unfolds! Then, as they fight, Gourmeth suddenly grows huge!
{{Quotation|'''ドラゴンボール　魔神城のねむり姫''' 亀仙人に弟子入りするために、[[Sleeping Princess|ねむり姫]]を連れ帰るという試練を与えられた悟空と[[Kuririn|クリリン]]。しかしねむり姫は、はるか彼方の[[Devil Castle|魔神城]]に閉じ込められているという。悟空とクリリン、そして二人を追う[[Bulma|ブルマ]]たちは魔神城へと向かう。悟空たちは城に潜入するが、魔物たちに見つかり戦闘に。同じ頃、ブルマは[[Lucifer|ルシフェル]]に捕まっていた。そして城の内部ではブルマを生け贄にし、宴が始まろうとしていた･･･。
}}
'''Dragon Ball: The Sleeping Princess in Devil’s Castle''' In order to become the Turtle Hermit's students, Goku and [[Kuririn]] are given the test of bringing him the [[Sleeping Princess]]. However, the Sleeping Princess is locked up in the far away [[Devil Castle]]. Goku and Kuririn, followed by Bulma and friends, set off for Devil Castle. As they infiltrate the castle, they are encountered and fought by demons. Meanwhile, Bulma is captured by [[Lucifer]]. Bulma is about to be used as a sacrifice when the banquet begins...
{{Quotation|'''ドラゴンボール　摩訶不思議大冒険''' 亀仙人のもとで修行をしていた悟空とクリリンは、力試しのために武術大会の開かれる[[Miphan Empire|ミーファン帝国]]へと向かう。しかしミーファン帝国では、己の欲望のため、大臣の[[Crane Hermit|鶴仙人]]が[[Dragon Balls|ドラゴンボール]]を集めていた。そんな中、悟空たちはドラゴンボールを持つ[[Upa|ウパ]]と[[Bora|ボラ]]に出会う。そのボラとともに悟空たちは武術大会に出場するが、試合中ボラが[[Tao Pai-pai|桃白白]]に殺されてしまう。怒った悟空は桃白白に向かっていくが･･･。
}}
'''Dragon Ball: A Mystical Great Adventure''' While training under the Turtle Hermit, Goku and Kuririn go to the [[Miphan Empire]], where a martial arts tournament is taking place, to test their strength. It turns out, the [[Crane Hermit]] has been gathering the [[Dragon Balls]] for his wicked desires. All the while, Goku meets [[Upa]] and [[Bora]], who hold a Dragon Ball. Bora joins Goku and the rest in the tournament, but is killed by [[Tao Pai-pai]]. Now Tao Pai-pai faces an enraged Goku...

==Contents==
This volume includes [[Dragon Ball Movie 1]], [[Dragon Ball Movie 2]], and [[Dragon Ball Movie 3]] on a single disc. The case also contains an eight-page booklet featuring plot summaries, character bios, and credits for each film.

In addition to the films, each is accompanied by a set of bonus features on the disc:
===== Dragon Ball Movie 1 =====
* ''News Flash''
* Digest
* DVD Promo
===== Dragon Ball Movie 2 =====
* Theatrical Preview
* Digest
* DVD Promo
===== Dragon Ball Movie 3 =====
* Theatrical Preview
* Digest
* DVD Promo
<div style="max-width:350px;float:right">
<gallery mode="slideshow" caption="Disc Menus">
DB-Movies-BD8-Menu.PNG|Disc menu.
DB-Movies-BD8-Chapters1.PNG|Movie 1 chapter list.
DB-Movies-BD8-Chapters2.PNG|Movie 2 chapter list.
DB-Movies-BD8-Chapters3.PNG|Movie 3 chapter list.
</gallery>
</div>

==Menu==
The disc menu is a still graphic featuring the seven Dragon Balls and an overlay resembling a film reel. Each movie's original promotional artwork is presented above a small selection of options pertaining to their respective feature, including a chapter list for all three.

The chapter lists are presented as pop-up menus, stylized after the [[Dragon Radar]], which cover up the other two movies' artwork. Each chapter is represented by a still frame and a chapter number.
==External Links==
*[https://www.kanzenshuu.com/home-video/jp/movies-blu-ray/ Kanzenshuu - Home Video Guide - Japan Releases - Dragon Ball The Movies Blu-ray]

{{Home Video}}
[[Category:Home Video]]

Dragon Ball Kai

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{{Infobox anime
| name = Dragon Ball Kai
| image = [[Image:kai_anime_title.png|Dragon Ball Kai]]
| caption = "Dragon Ball Kai" Series Title
| jpn_title = ドラゴンボール改
| rom_title = Doragon Bōru Kai
| eng_title =
| dates = 05 April 2009 – 27 March 2011 06 April 2014 – 28 June 2015
| broadcast = [[Fuji TV]] (Sunday, 9:00 – 9:30AM)
| animation = [[Toei Animation]]
| production = Fuji TV Toei Animation
| episodes = 159 ([[List of Dragon Ball Kai Episodes|List of Episodes]])
| chapters = [[Dragon Ball Chapter 195|Chapter 195]] to [[Dragon Ball Chapter 519|Chapter 519]]
| director = Yasuhiro Nowatari (1-98) Terazaki Naohiro (99–159)
| organizer = Kazutaka Sado (1-98) [[Caramel Mama]] Kōhei Obara (66-98)
| planning = Yōko Matsuzaki (1-98) [[Kōzō Morishita]] (1-159) Masato Seino (99-159)
| music = [[Kenji Yamamoto]] (1-95) [[Shunsuke Kikuchi]] (96-98) [[Norihito Sumitomo]] (99-159)
}}
'''''Dragon Ball Kai''''' (often abbreviated as '''Kai'''), known internationally as "'''Dragon Ball Z Kai'''", is a Japanese animated television series produced by [[Toei Animation]]. The series is a "revised", re-edited version of the ''[[Dragon Ball Z]]'' TV series, produced for a high-definition (HD) presentation and features re-recorded dialogue, new music, updated sound effects, and new digital effects. The first 13 episodes feature a formal title card stating that ''Dragon Ball Kai'' is a "Commemorative Encore of the Broadcast's 20th Anniversary" and is an "Akira Toriyama Original Cut Version" of the series. The series' title, specifically "Kai", was provided by Akira Toriyama.<ref>{{Cite web|URL=http://web.archive.org/web/20090318025943/http://0211-1017.blog.so-net.ne.jp/2009-03-03-1|Website=Naotoshi Shida's Blog (Closed in 2012)|Title="Recent Work"|Date=03 March 2009|AccessDate=05 March 2009}}</ref>

==Plot==
{{see|Dragon Ball Characters}}
Five peaceful years have passed since [[Son Goku|Goku]]'s victory over [[Piccolo]] in the [[23rd Tenka'ichi Budōkai]] and his marriage to [[Chi-Chi]], when a mysterious alien warrior arrives on [[Planet Earth|Earth]] in search of "Kakarrot". The alien eventually finds Goku, identifying him as Kakarrot, and introduces himself as Goku's older brother, [[Raditz]]. He proclaims that Goku is actually a [[Saiyans|Saiyan]], the strongest warrior race in the universe, that was sent to Earth to exterminate humanity. From here the series takes to the stars, with even stronger and stronger opponents appearing before Goku and friends.

==History==
===Japan===
In early 2009, Toei Animation officially announced<ref name="announcement">''Weekly Shōnen Jump 2009 #11''. Japan: Shueisha, 09 February 2009. (p. 338)</ref> that a "refreshed" version of the ''Dragon Ball Z'' TV series, re-titled ''Dragon Ball Kai'' (改; ''Kai'' meaning "renewed" or "revised"), was being produced for a high-definition presentation in honor of its 20th anniversary. The first episode of ''Dragon Ball Kai'' aired on '''05 April 2009''' as part of Fuji TV's new hour-long Sunday morning anime block, "Dream 9". The block began with ''Dragon Ball Kai'' at 9:00AM and was followed by Toei Animation's other mega-hit anime series, ''One Piece'', at 9:30AM. This marked the first time the franchise held a regular television time slot since ''[[Dragon Ball GT]]'' ended in November 1997.

During its original production, filler material was incorporated into the ''Dragon Ball Z'' TV series in order to stretch out story elements and avoid catching up with the concurrent weekly manga serialization. With no weekly serialization constraining ''Dragon Ball Kai'', and the storyline already established, the series was able to cut out much of this material and move the story along with a faster tempo in an attempt to create a higher "sense of action"<ref name="announcement"></ref>. In addition, unlike the previous TV series, each episode's prologue and next episode preview could be produced in advance.

====Saiyan to Cell Arc (Phase 1: 2009-2011)====
The majority of the first phase of the ''Dragon Ball Kai'' series (episodes 1 to 98) is comprised of footage from ''Dragon Ball Z'', which was digitally scanned and remastered by Q-TEC, a post-production company specializing in film video transferring and restoration. In addition, re-animated scenes drawn by the Philippines branch of Toei Animation were intermixed within the existing footage in order to reduce "extreme changes in brightness"<ref name="remaster">"The Making of Dragon Ball Kai - Part 1". ''Dragon Ball Kai Blu-ray Box #1''. Japan: Toei Animation, 23 October 2009. (Dragon Book; p. 11)</ref>, "replace cuts that had degraded over the years"<ref name="remaster"></ref>, and to correct animation errors or inconsistencies from the original series. While the series was remastered in a 4:3 fullscreen format, it was subsequently broadcast in a cropped 16:9 widescreen format due to Japan's new broadcasting standards in an effort to transition from analogue to digital broadcasting. However, all of the high-definition Blu-ray releases featured this original fullscreen format, as opposed to the DVD releases, which featured the widescreen format used in the series' broadcast.

Although the series was consistently seeing high rating shares, it was ultimately canceled in '''March 2011''' following the conclusion of the Cell story arc, presumably due to low merchandising sales<ref>{{Cite web|URL=http://corp.toei-anim.co.jp/pdf/20091029_presen_e.pdf|Website=Toei Animation Co., Ltd|Title="Fiscal 2010 Second Quarter Financial Results Presentation"|Date=29 October 2009|AccessDate=March 2011}}</ref><ref>{{Cite web|URL=http://corp.toei-anim.co.jp/pdf/201103_2Q_presen_e.pdf|Website=Toei Animation Co., Ltd|Title="Fiscal 2011 Second Quarter Financial Results Presentation"|Date=28 October 2010|AccessDate=March 2011}}</ref>, and replaced with the ''Toriko'' animated TV series. Shortly before the series' end, Toei Animation acknowledged issues of possible musical infringement in the series' background music and promptly removed [[Kenji Yamamoto]]'s score, replacing it with Shunsuke Kikuchi's original score from ''Dragon Ball Z''. The last two broadcast episodes (96 & 97) of the series exclusively featured Shunsuke Kikuchi's score, along with all subsequent re-airings and home video releases of the series.

Due to the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2011_T%C5%8Dhoku_earthquake_and_tsunami horrific earthquake] that struck Japan on '''11 March 2011''', the series' broadcast was delayed one week and consequently the final episode of the series was not aired as originally scheduled. It was later included as a special unaired episode on the series' home video release.

====Majin Boo Arc (Phase 2: 2014-2015)====
In '''November 2012''', Mayumi Tanaka (Kuririn) revealed<ref>{{Cite web|URL=http://hamayoshi.exblog.jp/16740082/|Website=Mayumi Tanaka's Blog |Title="Dragon Ball Kai"|Date=05 November 2012|AccessDate=06 November 2012}}</ref> that production of ''Dragon Ball Kai'' was again underway, continuing on with the Majin Boo arc this time, although it was being produced exclusively for international distribution. Despite this, in '''February 2014''', an announcement in ''V-Jump''<ref>''V-Jump: April 2014''. Japan: Shueisha, 21 February 2014.</ref> unveiled that "a new era of ''Kai''" would be returning to Fuji TV in Japan and reclaiming its original time slot. The second phase of the series premiered on '''06 April 2014''' and the Sunday morning block, reuniting ''Dragon Ball Kai'' and ''One Piece'' once again, was renamed "Strong 9".

Unlike the first phase of the series, the original ''Dragon Ball Z'' footage for the Majin Boo arc was digitally scanned and remastered by Toei internally.

===Internationally===

==Production & Broadcasting==
===Main Staff===
*'''Original Author:''' [[Akira Toriyama]]
*'''Planning'''
** Fuji TV: Yōko Matsuzaki (1-98), Masato Seino (99-159)
** Toei Animation: [[Kōzō Morishita]]
*'''Producer'''
** Fuji TV — Masato Seino (1-98), Osamu Nozaki (99-159)
** Yomiko Advertising — Kyotaro Kimura (1-14), Kazuya Watanabe (15-98), Naoko Sagawa (99-159)
** Toei Animation — Kōhei Obara (1-65), Gō Wakabayashi (66-98)
** SKY Perfect Well Think — Norihiro Hayashida (99-159)
*'''Music:''' [[Kenji Yamamoto]] (1-95), [[Shunsuke Kikuchi]] (96-98), [[Norihito Sumitomo]] (99-159)
*'''Production Supervisor:''' Atsunori Kazama
*'''Series Organization:''' Kazutaka Sado (1-98), Kōhei Obara (66-98), Caramel Mama
*'''Editing:''' Shin'ichi Fukumitsu (1-10), Nobutaka Maki (11-98), Kenta Katase (12-159)
*'''Editing Assistance:''' Kentarō Furushō (1-98), Kiminori Furuta (99-159)
*'''Audio Director:''' Yukio Nagasaki (1-159) & Satoshi Motoyama (99-159)
*'''Recording:''' Mitsuharu Itō
*'''Recording Assistance:''' Miki Arakaki
*'''Original Sound Effect Design:''' [[Hidenori Arai]]
*'''HD Production Coordination:''' Hidehiko Kadota
*'''Assistant Director:''' Yasunori Koyama (1-98)
*'''Performance Direction:''' Hiroshi Kamiho (99-159)
*'''Digital Mastering:''' Q-TEC (1-98), Toei Digital Lab (99-159)
*'''Digital Mastering Coordination:''' Nobuhiro Kobayashi (1-98), Shin'ichi Fukumitsu (99-159)
*'''Director:''' Yasuhiro Nowatari (1-98), Terazaki Naohiro (99-159)
*'''Production Coordination:''' Toei
*'''Production:''' [[Fuji TV]], Yomiko Advertising{{tt|?|Uncredited within the series proper}}, [[Toei Animation]]

===Episodes===
{{see|List of Dragon Ball Kai Episodes}}

==Themes & Insert Songs==
===Opening Theme===
: '''"[[Dragon Soul]]" (Episodes 1-98)'''
:: Lyrics: Yumi Yoshimoto / Composition: Takafumi Iwasaki / Arrangement: Sei'ichi Kyōda / Vocals: Takayoshi Tanimoto (Dragon Soul)

: '''"[[Kuu-Zen-Zetsu-Go: Like Nothing Before or After]]" (Episodes 99-159)'''
:: Lyrics: Yukinojō Mori / Composition: Takafumi Iwasaki / Arrangement: Hiromasa Kagoshima / Vocals: Takayoshi Tanimoto (Dragon Soul)

===Ending Theme===
: '''"[[Yeah! Break! Care! Break!]]" (Episodes 1-54)'''
:: Lyrics: Yuriko Mori / Composition: Takafumi Iwasaki / Arrangement: Sei'ichi Kyōda / Vocals: Takayoshi Tanimoto (Dragon Soul)

: '''"[[Wings of the Heart]]" (Episodes 55-98)'''
:: Lyrics: Yasushi Akimoto / Composition: Kensuke Yoko / Arrangement: Magokoro Ikuta / Vocals: Team Dragon

: '''"[[Dear Zarathustra]]" (Episodes 99-111)'''
:: Lyrics: Shingo Kanehiro / Composition: Shingo Kanehiro/ Arrangement & Vocals: Good Morning America

: '''"[[Pure Heart]]" (Episodes 112-123)'''
:: Lyrics: Leo Ieiri / Composition: Yoshihiko Nishio / Arrangement: Kikuo Satō / Vocals: Leo Ieiri

: '''"[[Oh Yeah!!!!!!!]]" (Episodes 124-136)'''
:: Lyrics: Masmi Takei / Composition: Masmi Takei / Arrangement & Vocals: Czecho No Republic

: '''"[[GALAXY]]" (Episodes 137-146)'''
:: Lyrics: Seiya Yamasaki / Composition, Arrangement, & Vocals: Kyūso Nekokami

: '''"[[Don't Let Me Down]]" (Episodes 147-159)'''
:: Lyrics & Composition: Tōru Hidaka / Arrangement: Naoki Oka / Vocals: Gacharic Spin

===Insert Songs===
: '''"[[Over the Star]]" ([[Dragon Ball Kai Episode 17|Episode 17]])'''
:: Lyrics: Yuriko Mori / Composition & Arrangement: cAnON. / Vocals: Saki Oshitani

: '''"[[Take the Stage!! Ginyu Special-Squad!!]]" (Episodes [[Dragon Ball Kai Episode 28|28]] & [[Dragon Ball Kai Episode 29|29]])'''
:: Lyrics: Hiroshi Yamada / Composition, Arrangement, & Vocals: Yō Yamazaki

: '''"[[Only a Chilling Elegy: The Theme of Freeza]]" (Episodes [[Dragon Ball Kai Episode 37|37]] & [[Dragon Ball Kai Episode 40|40]])'''
:: Lyrics & Composition: Demon Kakka / Arrangement: Anders Rydholm / Vocals: Demon Kakka

: '''"[[Saiyan Blood]]" ([[Dragon Ball Kai Episode 41|Episode 41]])'''
:: Lyrics: Hiroshi Yamada / Composition & Arrangement: Kenji Yamamoto / Vocals: Vegeta ([[Ryō Horikawa]])

: '''"[[Ultra-Super Dragon Soul|Ultra☆Super Dragon Soul]]" ([[Dragon Ball Kai Episode 41|Episode 41]])'''
:: Lyrics: Yumi Yoshimoto / Composition: Takafumi Iwasaki / Arrangement: Hiromasa Kagoshima / Vocals: Takayoshi Tanimoto (Dragon Soul)

: '''"[[The Lone Warrior]]" ([[Dragon Ball Kai Episode 82|Episode 82]])'''
:: Lyrics: Hiroshi Yamada / Composition & Arrangement: Shin'ichi Sakurai / Vocals: Trunks ([[Takeshi Kusao]])

: '''"[[My 18th Magic]]" ([[Dragon Ball Kai Episode 85|Episode 85]])'''
:: Lyrics, Composition, & Arrangement: cAnON. / Vocals: cAnON.

: '''"[[News of the Cell Games]]" ([[Dragon Ball Kai Episode 85|Episode 85]])'''
:: Lyrics: Hiroshi Yamada / Composition & Arrangement: Kenji Yamamoto / Vocals: Kenji Ōtsuki

: '''"[[Cure: I'll Be Here]]" ([[Dragon Ball Kai Episode 98|Episode 98]])'''
:: Lyrics: Yuriko Mori / Composition & Arrangement: cAnON. / Vocals: Dende ([[Aya Hirano]])

==Home Video Releases==
===Toei Animation (Japan)===
====Individual DVD Volumes====
A DVD home video release of the TV series' first phase (episodes 1 to 98) was announced in '''June 2009''', with the first volume released later that September. All DVDs are available in widescreen format only, maintaining the original broadcast aspect ratio. As part of [[Toei Animation|Toei Animation's]] promotional strategy, the first DVD volume was released at a reduced price per episode. The cover artwork for the DVD release was drawn by veteran animator [[Tadayoshi Yamamuro]].<ref>{{Cite web|URL=https://www.kanzenshuu.com/2009/06/15/dragon-ball-kai-japanese-home-release-crazy-details/|Website=Kanzenshuu|Title="'Dragon Ball Kai' Japanese Home Release Crazy Details"|Date=15 June 2009|AccessDate=26 February 2026}}</ref>

{| class="wikitable" style="min-width:50%" align="center"
|-
!Release!!Date!!Retail!!Episodes
|-
|Dragon Ball Kai Volume #1||18 September 2009||¥1,900 (+ tax)||1-3
|-
|Dragon Ball Kai Volume #2||23 October 2009||¥2,800 (+ tax)||4-6
|-
|Dragon Ball Kai Volume #3||20 November 2009||¥2,800 (+ tax)||7-9
|-
|Dragon Ball Kai Volume #4||18 December 2009||¥2,800 (+ tax)||10-12
|-
|Dragon Ball Kai Volume #5||29 January 2010||¥2,800 (+ tax)||13-15
|-
|Dragon Ball Kai Volume #6||19 February 2010||¥2,800 (+ tax)||16-18
|-
|Dragon Ball Kai Volume #7||rowspan=2|19 March 2010||¥2,800 (+ tax)||19-21
|-
|Dragon Ball Kai Volume #8||¥2,800 (+ tax)||22-24
|-
|Dragon Ball Kai Volume #9||rowspan=2|23 April 2010||¥2,800 (+ tax)||25-27
|-
|Dragon Ball Kai Volume #10||¥2,800 (+ tax)||28-30
|-
|Dragon Ball Kai Volume #11||rowspan=2|28 May 2010||¥2,800 (+ tax)||31-33
|-
|Dragon Ball Kai Volume #12||¥2,800 (+ tax)||34-36
|-
|Dragon Ball Kai Volume #13||rowspan=2|25 June 2010||¥2,800 (+ tax)||37-39
|-
|Dragon Ball Kai Volume #14||¥2,800 (+ tax)||40-42
|-
|Dragon Ball Kai Volume #15||rowspan=2|23 July 2010||¥2,800 (+ tax)||43-45
|-
|Dragon Ball Kai Volume #16||¥2,800 (+ tax)||46-48
|-
|Dragon Ball Kai Volume #17||rowspan=2|27 August 2010||¥2,800 (+ tax)||49-51
|-
|Dragon Ball Kai Volume #18||¥2,800 (+ tax)||52-54
|-
|Dragon Ball Kai "Artificial Human & Cell arc" Volume #1||02 October 2010||¥2,800 (+ tax)||55-57
|-
|Dragon Ball Kai "Artificial Human & Cell arc" Volume #2||04 November 2010||¥2,800 (+ tax)||58-60
|-
|Dragon Ball Kai "Artificial Human & Cell arc" Volume #3||03 December 2010||¥2,800 (+ tax)||61-63
|-
|Dragon Ball Kai "Artificial Human & Cell arc" Volume #4||07 January 2011||¥2,800 (+ tax)||64-66
|-
|Dragon Ball Kai "Artificial Human & Cell arc" Volume #5||04 February 2011||¥2,800 (+ tax)||67-69
|-
|Dragon Ball Kai "Artificial Human & Cell arc" Volume #6||04 March 2011||¥2,800 (+ tax)||70-72
|-
|Dragon Ball Kai "Artificial Human & Cell arc" Volume #7||rowspan=4|03 May 2011||¥2,800 (+ tax)||73-75
|-
|Dragon Ball Kai "Artificial Human & Cell arc" Volume #8||¥2,800 (+ tax)||76-78
|-
|Dragon Ball Kai "Artificial Human & Cell arc" Volume #9||¥2,800 (+ tax)||79-81
|-
|Dragon Ball Kai "Artificial Human & Cell arc" Volume #10||¥2,800 (+ tax)||82-84
|-
|Dragon Ball Kai "Artificial Human & Cell arc" Volume #11||rowspan=2|02 June 2011||¥2,800 (+ tax)||85-87
|-
|Dragon Ball Kai "Artificial Human & Cell arc" Volume #12||¥2,800 (+ tax)||88-90
|-
|Dragon Ball Kai "Artificial Human & Cell arc" Volume #13||rowspan=2|02 July 2011||¥2,800 (+ tax)||91-93
|-
|Dragon Ball Kai "Artificial Human & Cell arc" Volume #14||¥2,800 (+ tax)||94-96
|-
|Dragon Ball Kai "Artificial Human & Cell arc" Volume #15||02 August 2011||¥2,800 (+ tax)||97-98
|}

====Blu-ray Box Sets====
=====Saiyan to Cell Arc (Phase 1: 2009-2011)=====
In addition to individual DVD volumes, Blu-ray box sets were released simultaneously. Unlike the DVD releases, the Blu-rays were released in a standard fullscreen format as opposed to the widescreen format used for the series' broadcast. As part of [[Toei Animation|Toei Animation's]] promotional strategy, the Blu-ray release started with a single-disc starter volume which was available at a reduced price per episode. The first Blu-ray box set contained an extra space to hold the starter Blu-ray volume. Each box set contained an exclusive "Dragon Book", which included behind the scenes information on the remastering process of ''Dragon Ball Kai'', interviews with cast and staff, and high quality reprints of the DVD cover artwork.<ref>{{Cite web|URL=https://www.kanzenshuu.com/2009/10/29/dragon-ball-kai-home-releases-new-interview/|Website=Kanzenshuu|Title="'Dragon Ball Kai' Home Releases & New Interview"|Date=29 October 2009|AccessDate=26 February 2026}}</ref> The cover artwork for the Blu-ray release was drawn by veteran animator [[Tadayoshi Yamamuro]].

{| class="wikitable" style="min-width:50%" align="center"
|-
!Release!!Date!!Retail!!Episodes
|-
|Dragon Ball Kai Starter||18 September 2009||¥2,900 (+ tax)||1-3
|-
|Dragon Ball Kai Box #1||23 October 2003||¥15,200 (+ tax)||4-15
|-
|Dragon Ball Kai Box #2||19 February 2010||¥15,200 (+ tax)||16-27
|-
|Dragon Ball Kai Box #3||23 April 2010||¥15,200 (+ tax)||28-39
|-
|Dragon Ball Kai Box #4||25 June 2010||¥15,200 (+ tax)||40-54
|-
|Dragon Ball Kai "Artificial Human & Cell arc" Box #1||02 October 2010||¥13,980 (+ tax)||55-65
|-
|Dragon Ball Kai "Artificial Human & Cell arc" Box #2||04 February 2011||¥13,980 (+ tax)||66-76
|-
|Dragon Ball Kai "Artificial Human & Cell arc" Box #3||02 June 2011||¥13,980 (+ tax)||77-87
|-
|Dragon Ball Kai "Artificial Human & Cell arc" Box #4||02 August 2011||¥13,980 (+ tax)||88-98
|}

In conjunction with the broadcast of the "Majin Boo arc" of ''Dragon Ball Kai'' in '''April 2014''', and its subsequent home video release, Toei released two larger collections of the previously released individual DVD volumes and Blu-ray box sets. The collections follow the previous story arc split with the first 54 episodes comprising the "Saiyan & Freeza arc" and the remaining 44 episodes comprising the "Artificial Human & Cell arc". The disc contents are identical to those previously released, with roughly three episodes per disc and include non-credit version of the opening and ending themes. The packaging for each box set includes two plastic stacking cases, with each holding eight to nine discs, and a new booklet created exclusively for these releases. All episodes included in these collections feature [[Shunsuke Kikuchi]]'s replacement score.<ref>{{Cite web|URL=https://www.kanzenshuu.com/2014/05/23/new-japanese-dragon-ball-kai-box-set-collections-announced/|Website=Kanzenshuu|Title="New Japanese 'Dragon Ball Kai' Box Set Collections Announced"|Date=23 May 2014|AccessDate=26 February 2026}}</ref>

{| class="wikitable" style="min-width:50%" align="center"
|-
!rowspan=2|Release!!rowspan=2|Date!!colspan=2|Retail!!rowspan=2|Episodes
|-
!DVD!!Blu-ray
|-
|Dragon Ball Kai "Saiyan & Freeza arc" Box||02 December 2014||¥32,000 (+ tax)||¥38,000 (+ tax)||1-54
|-
|Dragon Ball Kai "Artificial Human & Cell arc" Box||06 January 2015||¥24,000 (+ tax)||¥28,000 (+ tax)||55-98
|}

=====Majin Boo Arc (Phase 2: 2014-2015)=====
''Dragon Ball Kai'''s second phase, the "Majin Boo arc", had its DVD and Blu-ray home video releases announced in '''April 2014'''. Unlike with the TV series' first phase, the "Majin Boo arc" DVDs were released in box sets with identical packaging and episode count to that of the Blu-ray release. Additionally, both formats featured a widescreen presentation, with no standard fullscreen version made available. Each box set contained its episodes on two discs and included an exclusive booklet.<ref>{{Cite web|URL=https://www.kanzenshuu.com/2014/04/21/toei-animation-announces-majin-buu-home-video-releases/|Website=Kanzenshuu|Title="Toei Animation Announces 'Majin Boo' Home Video Releases"|Date=21 April 2014|AccessDate=26 February 2026}}</ref> The cover artwork for the DVD and Blu-ray release was drawn by veteran animator [[Tadayoshi Yamamuro]].
{| class="wikitable" style="min-width:50%" align="center"
|-
!rowspan=2|Release!!rowspan=2|Date!!colspan=2|Retail!!rowspan=2|Episodes
|-
!DVD!!Blu-ray
|-
|Dragon Ball Kai “Majin Boo arc” Box #1||02 September 2014||¥11,200 (+ tax)||¥15,200 (+ tax)||99-110
|-
|Dragon Ball Kai “Majin Boo arc” Box #2||02 December 2014||¥11,200 (+ tax)||¥15,200 (+ tax)||111-122
|-
|Dragon Ball Kai “Majin Boo arc” Box #3||03 March 2015||¥11,200 (+ tax)||¥15,200 (+ tax)||123-134
|-
|Dragon Ball Kai “Majin Boo arc” Box #4||02 June 2015||¥11,200 (+ tax)||¥15,200 (+ tax)||135-146
|-
|Dragon Ball Kai “Majin Boo arc” Box #5||02 September 2015||¥11,200 (+ tax)||¥15,200 (+ tax)||147-159
|}

===FUNimation (North America)===
=====Saiyan to Cell Arc (Phase 1: 2009-2011)=====
[[Navarre]], then-parent company of [[FUNimation]], announced their acquisition of ''Dragon Ball Kai'' in '''February 2010'''.<ref>{{Cite web|URL=https://www.kanzenshuu.com/2010/02/02/navarre-funimation-announce-dragon-ball-kai-license/|Website=Kanzenshuu|Title="Navarre/FUNimation Announce 'Dragon Ball Kai' License"|Date=02 February 2010|AccessDate=26 February 2026}}</ref> The series was rebranded as "''Dragon Ball Z Kai''" internationally and released as such, presented in standard fullscreen on both DVD and Blu-ray formats. FUNimation initially released the series in two-disc "Part" sets featuring the original Japanese audio and FUNimation's English dub, with extras including non-credit versions of the openings and endings and FUNimation cast interviews. Both audio tracks featured [[Kenji Yamamoto]]'s score up through "Part Four". However, upon [[Toei Animation]]'s replacement of Yamamoto's score with [[Shunsuke Kikuchi]]'s, FUNimation's sets from "Part Five" onward featured the replacement Kikuchi score.<ref>{{Cite web|URL=https://www.kanzenshuu.com/2012/01/28/funimation-discontinues-four-single-volume-kai-releases/|Website=Kanzenshuu|Title="FUNimation Discontinues Four Single-Volume Kai Releases"|Date=28 January 2012|AccessDate=26 February 2026}}</ref> FUNimation officially discontinued the first four "Part" sets in '''January 2012'''.<ref>{{Cite web|URL=https://www.animenewsnetwork.com/news/2012-01-27/funimation-discontinues-4-dvd-blu-ray-titles|Website=Anime News Network|Title="Funimation Discontinues 4 DVD, Blu-ray Titles"|Date=27 January 2012|AccessDate=6 November 2024}}</ref>
{| class="wikitable" style="min-width:50%" align="center"
|-
!rowspan=2|Release!!rowspan=2|Date!!colspan=2|Retail (US)!!rowspan=2|Episodes
|-
!DVD!!Blu-ray
|-
|Dragon Ball Z Kai – Part One||18 May 2010||$29.98||$34.98||1-13
|-
|Dragon Ball Z Kai – Part Two||14 September 2010||$29.98||$34.98||14-26
|-
|Dragon Ball Z Kai – Part Three||14 December 2010||$29.98||$34.98||27-39
|-
|Dragon Ball Z Kai – Part Four||8 March 2011||$29.98||$34.98||40-52
|-
|Dragon Ball Z Kai – Part Five||28 June 2011||$29.98||$34.98||53-65
|-
|Dragon Ball Z Kai – Part Six||13 September 2011||$29.98||$34.98||66-77
|-
|Dragon Ball Z Kai – Part Seven||20 March 2012||$29.98||$34.98||78-88
|-
|Dragon Ball Z Kai – Part Eight||05 June 2012||$29.98||$34.98||89-98
|}
In '''October 2011''', [[FUNimation]] began releasing repackaged four-disc "Season" sets of ''Dragon Ball Z Kai'' on DVD and Blu-ray. While these sets were presented with new art on the packaging and discs, the on-disc content was largely identical to the previous "Part" sets, the only difference being that they featured [[Shunsuke Kikuchi]]'s replacement score for the entire series.<ref>{{Cite web|URL=https://www.kanzenshuu.com/2012/04/27/funimation-kai-set-re-release-contains-kikuchi-score/|Website=Kanzenshuu|Title="FUNimation 'Kai' Set Re-Release Contains Kikuchi Score"|Date=27 April 2012|AccessDate=26 February 2026}}</ref> FUNimation's initial release of "Season One" retained the original [[Kenji Yamamoto]] score on both DVD and Blu-ray, but the set was re-issued with an identical catalogue number alongside "Season Two" with the replacement score. These sets included identical extras to the "Part" sets.
{| class="wikitable" style="min-width:50%" align="center"
|-
!rowspan=2|Release!!rowspan=2|Date!!colspan=2|Retail (US)!!rowspan=2|Episodes
|-
!DVD!!Blu-ray
|-
|Dragon Ball Z Kai – Season One||18 October 2011||$49.98||$54.98||1-26
|-
|Dragon Ball Z Kai – Season One (Re-issue)||22 May 2012||$49.98||$54.98||1-26
|-
|Dragon Ball Z Kai – Season Two||22 May 2012||$49.98||$54.98||27-52
|-
|Dragon Ball Z Kai – Season Three||11 September 2012||$49.98||$54.98||53-77
|-
|Dragon Ball Z Kai – Season Four||13 March 2013||$49.98||$54.98||78-98
|}
=====Majin Boo Arc (Phase 2: 2014-2015)=====
In '''January 2017''', listings appeared for the first in [[FUNimation]]'s slate of releases for the "Majin Boo arc" of ''Dragon Ball Kai'', more specifically, the international cut, titled "[[Dragon Ball Z Kai: The Final Chapters]]", which consists of more episodes than the version aired and released in Japan. The arc was released in four-disc sets on DVD and three-disc sets on Blu-ray, following the "Part" naming convention of the previous initial ''Dragon Ball Z Kai'' releases, but with episode counts more similar to the later "Season" sets. As it was the only aspect ratio in which the "Majin Boo arc" of ''Kai'' was released, both formats feature a widescreen presentation. These sets featured the original Japanese audio and FUNimation's English dub, with extras including video commentaries and a non-credit version of the opening and ending.<ref>{{Cite web|URL=https://www.kanzenshuu.com/2017/01/16/funimation-dragon-ball-z-kai-the-final-chapters-dvd-blu-ray-release-begins-april-2017/|Website=Kanzenshuu|Title="FUNimation 'Dragon Ball Z Kai: The Final Chapters' DVD & Blu-ray Release Begins April 2017"|Date=16 January 2017|AccessDate=26 February 2026}}</ref> "''The Final Chapters''" was not repackaged into larger sets.
{| class="wikitable" style="min-width:50%" align="center"
|-
!rowspan=2|Release!!rowspan=2|Date!!colspan=2|Retail (US)!!rowspan=2|Episodes
|-
!DVD!!Blu-ray
|-
|Dragon Ball Z Kai: The Final Chapters – Part One||25 April 2017||$49.98||$54.98||99-121
|-
|Dragon Ball Z Kai: The Final Chapters – Part Two||23 May 2017||$49.98||$54.98||122-144
|-
|Dragon Ball Z Kai: The Final Chapters – Part Three||20 June 2017||$49.98||$54.98||145-167
|}

==References==
{{Reflist}}

==External Links==
*[http://www.fujitv.co.jp/b_hp/dragonball_kai/ Fuji TV's Official "Dragon Ball Kai" Website (2009)]
*[http://www.fujitv.co.jp/b_hp/dragonball_kai2014/ Fuji TV's Official "Dragon Ball Kai" Website (2014)]
*[http://www.toei-anim.co.jp/tv/dragon_kai_2009/ Toei Animation's Official "Dragon Ball Kai" Website (2009)]
*[http://www.toei-anim.co.jp/tv/dragon_kai/ Toei Animation's Official "Dragon Ball Kai" Website (2014)]

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[[Category:Dragon Ball Kai|*]]

Dragon Ball Kai

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{{Infobox anime
| name = Dragon Ball Kai
| image = [[Image:kai_anime_title.png|Dragon Ball Kai]]
| caption = "Dragon Ball Kai" Series Title
| jpn_title = ドラゴンボール改
| rom_title = Doragon Bōru Kai
| eng_title =
| dates = 05 April 2009 – 27 March 2011 06 April 2014 – 28 June 2015
| broadcast = [[Fuji TV]] (Sunday, 9:00 – 9:30AM)
| animation = [[Toei Animation]]
| production = Fuji TV Toei Animation
| episodes = 159 ([[List of Dragon Ball Kai Episodes|List of Episodes]])
| chapters = [[Dragon Ball Chapter 195|Chapter 195]] to [[Dragon Ball Chapter 519|Chapter 519]]
| director = Yasuhiro Nowatari (1-98) Terazaki Naohiro (99–159)
| organizer = Kazutaka Sado (1-98) [[Caramel Mama]] Kōhei Obara (66-98)
| planning = Yōko Matsuzaki (1-98) [[Kōzō Morishita]] (1-159) Masato Seino (99-159)
| music = [[Kenji Yamamoto]] (1-95) [[Shunsuke Kikuchi]] (96-98) [[Norihito Sumitomo]] (99-159)
}}
'''''Dragon Ball Kai''''' (often abbreviated as '''Kai'''), known internationally as "'''Dragon Ball Z Kai'''", is a Japanese animated television series produced by [[Toei Animation]]. The series is a "revised", re-edited version of the ''[[Dragon Ball Z]]'' TV series, produced for a high-definition (HD) presentation and features re-recorded dialogue, new music, updated sound effects, and new digital effects. The first 13 episodes feature a formal title card stating that ''Dragon Ball Kai'' is a "Commemorative Encore of the Broadcast's 20th Anniversary" and is an "Akira Toriyama Original Cut Version" of the series. The series' title, specifically "Kai", was provided by Akira Toriyama.<ref>{{Cite web|URL=http://web.archive.org/web/20090318025943/http://0211-1017.blog.so-net.ne.jp/2009-03-03-1|Website=Naotoshi Shida's Blog (Closed in 2012)|Title="Recent Work"|Date=03 March 2009|AccessDate=05 March 2009}}</ref>

==Plot==
{{see|Dragon Ball Characters}}
Five peaceful years have passed since Goku's victory over Piccolo in the 23rd Tenka'ichi Budōkai and his marriage to [[Chi-Chi]], when a mysterious alien warrior arrives on Earth in search of "Kakarrot". The alien eventually finds Goku, identifying him as Kakarrot, and introduces himself as Goku's older brother, [[Raditz]]. He proclaims that Goku is actually a Saiyan, the strongest warrior race in the universe, that was sent to Earth to exterminate humanity. From here the series takes to the stars, with even stronger and stronger opponents appearing before Goku and friends.

==History==
===Japan===
In early 2009, Toei Animation officially announced<ref name="announcement">''Weekly Shōnen Jump 2009 #11''. Japan: Shueisha, 09 February 2009. (p. 338)</ref> that a "refreshed" version of the ''Dragon Ball Z'' TV series, re-titled ''Dragon Ball Kai'' (改; ''Kai'' meaning "renewed" or "revised"), was being produced for a high-definition presentation in honor of its 20th anniversary. The first episode of ''Dragon Ball Kai'' aired on '''05 April 2009''' as part of Fuji TV's new hour-long Sunday morning anime block, "Dream 9". The block began with ''Dragon Ball Kai'' at 9:00AM and was followed by Toei Animation's other mega-hit anime series, ''One Piece'', at 9:30AM. This marked the first time the franchise held a regular television time slot since ''[[Dragon Ball GT]]'' ended in November 1997.

During its original production, filler material was incorporated into the ''Dragon Ball Z'' TV series in order to stretch out story elements and avoid catching up with the concurrent weekly manga serialization. With no weekly serialization constraining ''Dragon Ball Kai'', and the storyline already established, the series was able to cut out much of this material and move the story along with a faster tempo in an attempt to create a higher "sense of action"<ref name="announcement"></ref>. In addition, unlike the previous TV series, each episode's prologue and next episode preview could be produced in advance.

====Saiyan to Cell Arc (Phase 1: 2009-2011)====
The majority of the first phase of the ''Dragon Ball Kai'' series (episodes 1 to 98) is comprised of footage from ''Dragon Ball Z'', which was digitally scanned and remastered by Q-TEC, a post-production company specializing in film video transferring and restoration. In addition, re-animated scenes drawn by the Philippines branch of Toei Animation were intermixed within the existing footage in order to reduce "extreme changes in brightness"<ref name="remaster">"The Making of Dragon Ball Kai - Part 1". ''Dragon Ball Kai Blu-ray Box #1''. Japan: Toei Animation, 23 October 2009. (Dragon Book; p. 11)</ref>, "replace cuts that had degraded over the years"<ref name="remaster"></ref>, and to correct animation errors or inconsistencies from the original series. While the series was remastered in a 4:3 fullscreen format, it was subsequently broadcast in a cropped 16:9 widescreen format due to Japan's new broadcasting standards in an effort to transition from analogue to digital broadcasting. However, all of the high-definition Blu-ray releases featured this original fullscreen format, as opposed to the DVD releases, which featured the widescreen format used in the series' broadcast.

Although the series was consistently seeing high rating shares, it was ultimately canceled in '''March 2011''' following the conclusion of the Cell story arc, presumably due to low merchandising sales<ref>{{Cite web|URL=http://corp.toei-anim.co.jp/pdf/20091029_presen_e.pdf|Website=Toei Animation Co., Ltd|Title="Fiscal 2010 Second Quarter Financial Results Presentation"|Date=29 October 2009|AccessDate=March 2011}}</ref><ref>{{Cite web|URL=http://corp.toei-anim.co.jp/pdf/201103_2Q_presen_e.pdf|Website=Toei Animation Co., Ltd|Title="Fiscal 2011 Second Quarter Financial Results Presentation"|Date=28 October 2010|AccessDate=March 2011}}</ref>, and replaced with the ''Toriko'' animated TV series. Shortly before the series' end, Toei Animation acknowledged issues of possible musical infringement in the series' background music and promptly removed [[Kenji Yamamoto]]'s score, replacing it with Shunsuke Kikuchi's original score from ''Dragon Ball Z''. The last two broadcast episodes (96 & 97) of the series exclusively featured Shunsuke Kikuchi's score, along with all subsequent re-airings and home video releases of the series.

Due to the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2011_T%C5%8Dhoku_earthquake_and_tsunami horrific earthquake] that struck Japan on '''11 March 2011''', the series' broadcast was delayed one week and consequently the final episode of the series was not aired as originally scheduled. It was later included as a special unaired episode on the series' home video release.

====Majin Boo Arc (Phase 2: 2014-2015)====
In '''November 2012''', Mayumi Tanaka (Kuririn) revealed<ref>{{Cite web|URL=http://hamayoshi.exblog.jp/16740082/|Website=Mayumi Tanaka's Blog |Title="Dragon Ball Kai"|Date=05 November 2012|AccessDate=06 November 2012}}</ref> that production of ''Dragon Ball Kai'' was again underway, continuing on with the Majin Boo arc this time, although it was being produced exclusively for international distribution. Despite this, in '''February 2014''', an announcement in ''V-Jump''<ref>''V-Jump: April 2014''. Japan: Shueisha, 21 February 2014.</ref> unveiled that "a new era of ''Kai''" would be returning to Fuji TV in Japan and reclaiming its original time slot. The second phase of the series premiered on '''06 April 2014''' and the Sunday morning block, reuniting ''Dragon Ball Kai'' and ''One Piece'' once again, was renamed "Strong 9".

Unlike the first phase of the series, the original ''Dragon Ball Z'' footage for the Majin Boo arc was digitally scanned and remastered by Toei internally.

===Internationally===

==Production & Broadcasting==
===Main Staff===
*'''Original Author:''' [[Akira Toriyama]]
*'''Planning'''
** Fuji TV: Yōko Matsuzaki (1-98), Masato Seino (99-159)
** Toei Animation: [[Kōzō Morishita]]
*'''Producer'''
** Fuji TV — Masato Seino (1-98), Osamu Nozaki (99-159)
** Yomiko Advertising — Kyotaro Kimura (1-14), Kazuya Watanabe (15-98), Naoko Sagawa (99-159)
** Toei Animation — Kōhei Obara (1-65), Gō Wakabayashi (66-98)
** SKY Perfect Well Think — Norihiro Hayashida (99-159)
*'''Music:''' [[Kenji Yamamoto]] (1-95), [[Shunsuke Kikuchi]] (96-98), [[Norihito Sumitomo]] (99-159)
*'''Production Supervisor:''' Atsunori Kazama
*'''Series Organization:''' Kazutaka Sado (1-98), Kōhei Obara (66-98), Caramel Mama
*'''Editing:''' Shin'ichi Fukumitsu (1-10), Nobutaka Maki (11-98), Kenta Katase (12-159)
*'''Editing Assistance:''' Kentarō Furushō (1-98), Kiminori Furuta (99-159)
*'''Audio Director:''' Yukio Nagasaki (1-159) & Satoshi Motoyama (99-159)
*'''Recording:''' Mitsuharu Itō
*'''Recording Assistance:''' Miki Arakaki
*'''Original Sound Effect Design:''' [[Hidenori Arai]]
*'''HD Production Coordination:''' Hidehiko Kadota
*'''Assistant Director:''' Yasunori Koyama (1-98)
*'''Performance Direction:''' Hiroshi Kamiho (99-159)
*'''Digital Mastering:''' Q-TEC (1-98), Toei Digital Lab (99-159)
*'''Digital Mastering Coordination:''' Nobuhiro Kobayashi (1-98), Shin'ichi Fukumitsu (99-159)
*'''Director:''' Yasuhiro Nowatari (1-98), Terazaki Naohiro (99-159)
*'''Production Coordination:''' Toei
*'''Production:''' [[Fuji TV]], Yomiko Advertising{{tt|?|Uncredited within the series proper}}, [[Toei Animation]]

===Episodes===
{{see|List of Dragon Ball Kai Episodes}}

==Themes & Insert Songs==
===Opening Theme===
: '''"[[Dragon Soul]]" (Episodes 1-98)'''
:: Lyrics: Yumi Yoshimoto / Composition: Takafumi Iwasaki / Arrangement: Sei'ichi Kyōda / Vocals: Takayoshi Tanimoto (Dragon Soul)

: '''"[[Kuu-Zen-Zetsu-Go: Like Nothing Before or After]]" (Episodes 99-159)'''
:: Lyrics: Yukinojō Mori / Composition: Takafumi Iwasaki / Arrangement: Hiromasa Kagoshima / Vocals: Takayoshi Tanimoto (Dragon Soul)

===Ending Theme===
: '''"[[Yeah! Break! Care! Break!]]" (Episodes 1-54)'''
:: Lyrics: Yuriko Mori / Composition: Takafumi Iwasaki / Arrangement: Sei'ichi Kyōda / Vocals: Takayoshi Tanimoto (Dragon Soul)

: '''"[[Wings of the Heart]]" (Episodes 55-98)'''
:: Lyrics: Yasushi Akimoto / Composition: Kensuke Yoko / Arrangement: Magokoro Ikuta / Vocals: Team Dragon

: '''"[[Dear Zarathustra]]" (Episodes 99-111)'''
:: Lyrics: Shingo Kanehiro / Composition: Shingo Kanehiro/ Arrangement & Vocals: Good Morning America

: '''"[[Pure Heart]]" (Episodes 112-123)'''
:: Lyrics: Leo Ieiri / Composition: Yoshihiko Nishio / Arrangement: Kikuo Satō / Vocals: Leo Ieiri

: '''"[[Oh Yeah!!!!!!!]]" (Episodes 124-136)'''
:: Lyrics: Masmi Takei / Composition: Masmi Takei / Arrangement & Vocals: Czecho No Republic

: '''"[[GALAXY]]" (Episodes 137-146)'''
:: Lyrics: Seiya Yamasaki / Composition, Arrangement, & Vocals: Kyūso Nekokami

: '''"[[Don't Let Me Down]]" (Episodes 147-159)'''
:: Lyrics & Composition: Tōru Hidaka / Arrangement: Naoki Oka / Vocals: Gacharic Spin

===Insert Songs===
: '''"[[Over the Star]]" ([[Dragon Ball Kai Episode 17|Episode 17]])'''
:: Lyrics: Yuriko Mori / Composition & Arrangement: cAnON. / Vocals: Saki Oshitani

: '''"[[Take the Stage!! Ginyu Special-Squad!!]]" (Episodes [[Dragon Ball Kai Episode 28|28]] & [[Dragon Ball Kai Episode 29|29]])'''
:: Lyrics: Hiroshi Yamada / Composition, Arrangement, & Vocals: Yō Yamazaki

: '''"[[Only a Chilling Elegy: The Theme of Freeza]]" (Episodes [[Dragon Ball Kai Episode 37|37]] & [[Dragon Ball Kai Episode 40|40]])'''
:: Lyrics & Composition: Demon Kakka / Arrangement: Anders Rydholm / Vocals: Demon Kakka

: '''"[[Saiyan Blood]]" ([[Dragon Ball Kai Episode 41|Episode 41]])'''
:: Lyrics: Hiroshi Yamada / Composition & Arrangement: Kenji Yamamoto / Vocals: Vegeta ([[Ryō Horikawa]])

: '''"[[Ultra-Super Dragon Soul|Ultra☆Super Dragon Soul]]" ([[Dragon Ball Kai Episode 41|Episode 41]])'''
:: Lyrics: Yumi Yoshimoto / Composition: Takafumi Iwasaki / Arrangement: Hiromasa Kagoshima / Vocals: Takayoshi Tanimoto (Dragon Soul)

: '''"[[The Lone Warrior]]" ([[Dragon Ball Kai Episode 82|Episode 82]])'''
:: Lyrics: Hiroshi Yamada / Composition & Arrangement: Shin'ichi Sakurai / Vocals: Trunks ([[Takeshi Kusao]])

: '''"[[My 18th Magic]]" ([[Dragon Ball Kai Episode 85|Episode 85]])'''
:: Lyrics, Composition, & Arrangement: cAnON. / Vocals: cAnON.

: '''"[[News of the Cell Games]]" ([[Dragon Ball Kai Episode 85|Episode 85]])'''
:: Lyrics: Hiroshi Yamada / Composition & Arrangement: Kenji Yamamoto / Vocals: Kenji Ōtsuki

: '''"[[Cure: I'll Be Here]]" ([[Dragon Ball Kai Episode 98|Episode 98]])'''
:: Lyrics: Yuriko Mori / Composition & Arrangement: cAnON. / Vocals: Dende ([[Aya Hirano]])

==Home Video Releases==
===Toei Animation (Japan)===
====Individual DVD Volumes====
A DVD home video release of the TV series' first phase (episodes 1 to 98) was announced in '''June 2009''', with the first volume released later that September. All DVDs are available in widescreen format only, maintaining the original broadcast aspect ratio. As part of [[Toei Animation|Toei Animation's]] promotional strategy, the first DVD volume was released at a reduced price per episode. The cover artwork for the DVD release was drawn by veteran animator [[Tadayoshi Yamamuro]].<ref>{{Cite web|URL=https://www.kanzenshuu.com/2009/06/15/dragon-ball-kai-japanese-home-release-crazy-details/|Website=Kanzenshuu|Title="'Dragon Ball Kai' Japanese Home Release Crazy Details"|Date=15 June 2009|AccessDate=26 February 2026}}</ref>

{| class="wikitable" style="min-width:50%" align="center"
|-
!Release!!Date!!Retail!!Episodes
|-
|Dragon Ball Kai Volume #1||18 September 2009||¥1,900 (+ tax)||1-3
|-
|Dragon Ball Kai Volume #2||23 October 2009||¥2,800 (+ tax)||4-6
|-
|Dragon Ball Kai Volume #3||20 November 2009||¥2,800 (+ tax)||7-9
|-
|Dragon Ball Kai Volume #4||18 December 2009||¥2,800 (+ tax)||10-12
|-
|Dragon Ball Kai Volume #5||29 January 2010||¥2,800 (+ tax)||13-15
|-
|Dragon Ball Kai Volume #6||19 February 2010||¥2,800 (+ tax)||16-18
|-
|Dragon Ball Kai Volume #7||rowspan=2|19 March 2010||¥2,800 (+ tax)||19-21
|-
|Dragon Ball Kai Volume #8||¥2,800 (+ tax)||22-24
|-
|Dragon Ball Kai Volume #9||rowspan=2|23 April 2010||¥2,800 (+ tax)||25-27
|-
|Dragon Ball Kai Volume #10||¥2,800 (+ tax)||28-30
|-
|Dragon Ball Kai Volume #11||rowspan=2|28 May 2010||¥2,800 (+ tax)||31-33
|-
|Dragon Ball Kai Volume #12||¥2,800 (+ tax)||34-36
|-
|Dragon Ball Kai Volume #13||rowspan=2|25 June 2010||¥2,800 (+ tax)||37-39
|-
|Dragon Ball Kai Volume #14||¥2,800 (+ tax)||40-42
|-
|Dragon Ball Kai Volume #15||rowspan=2|23 July 2010||¥2,800 (+ tax)||43-45
|-
|Dragon Ball Kai Volume #16||¥2,800 (+ tax)||46-48
|-
|Dragon Ball Kai Volume #17||rowspan=2|27 August 2010||¥2,800 (+ tax)||49-51
|-
|Dragon Ball Kai Volume #18||¥2,800 (+ tax)||52-54
|-
|Dragon Ball Kai "Artificial Human & Cell arc" Volume #1||02 October 2010||¥2,800 (+ tax)||55-57
|-
|Dragon Ball Kai "Artificial Human & Cell arc" Volume #2||04 November 2010||¥2,800 (+ tax)||58-60
|-
|Dragon Ball Kai "Artificial Human & Cell arc" Volume #3||03 December 2010||¥2,800 (+ tax)||61-63
|-
|Dragon Ball Kai "Artificial Human & Cell arc" Volume #4||07 January 2011||¥2,800 (+ tax)||64-66
|-
|Dragon Ball Kai "Artificial Human & Cell arc" Volume #5||04 February 2011||¥2,800 (+ tax)||67-69
|-
|Dragon Ball Kai "Artificial Human & Cell arc" Volume #6||04 March 2011||¥2,800 (+ tax)||70-72
|-
|Dragon Ball Kai "Artificial Human & Cell arc" Volume #7||rowspan=4|03 May 2011||¥2,800 (+ tax)||73-75
|-
|Dragon Ball Kai "Artificial Human & Cell arc" Volume #8||¥2,800 (+ tax)||76-78
|-
|Dragon Ball Kai "Artificial Human & Cell arc" Volume #9||¥2,800 (+ tax)||79-81
|-
|Dragon Ball Kai "Artificial Human & Cell arc" Volume #10||¥2,800 (+ tax)||82-84
|-
|Dragon Ball Kai "Artificial Human & Cell arc" Volume #11||rowspan=2|02 June 2011||¥2,800 (+ tax)||85-87
|-
|Dragon Ball Kai "Artificial Human & Cell arc" Volume #12||¥2,800 (+ tax)||88-90
|-
|Dragon Ball Kai "Artificial Human & Cell arc" Volume #13||rowspan=2|02 July 2011||¥2,800 (+ tax)||91-93
|-
|Dragon Ball Kai "Artificial Human & Cell arc" Volume #14||¥2,800 (+ tax)||94-96
|-
|Dragon Ball Kai "Artificial Human & Cell arc" Volume #15||02 August 2011||¥2,800 (+ tax)||97-98
|}

====Blu-ray Box Sets====
=====Saiyan to Cell Arc (Phase 1: 2009-2011)=====
In addition to individual DVD volumes, Blu-ray box sets were released simultaneously. Unlike the DVD releases, the Blu-rays were released in a standard fullscreen format as opposed to the widescreen format used for the series' broadcast. As part of [[Toei Animation|Toei Animation's]] promotional strategy, the Blu-ray release started with a single-disc starter volume which was available at a reduced price per episode. The first Blu-ray box set contained an extra space to hold the starter Blu-ray volume. Each box set contained an exclusive "Dragon Book", which included behind the scenes information on the remastering process of ''Dragon Ball Kai'', interviews with cast and staff, and high quality reprints of the DVD cover artwork.<ref>{{Cite web|URL=https://www.kanzenshuu.com/2009/10/29/dragon-ball-kai-home-releases-new-interview/|Website=Kanzenshuu|Title="'Dragon Ball Kai' Home Releases & New Interview"|Date=29 October 2009|AccessDate=26 February 2026}}</ref> The cover artwork for the Blu-ray release was drawn by veteran animator [[Tadayoshi Yamamuro]].

{| class="wikitable" style="min-width:50%" align="center"
|-
!Release!!Date!!Retail!!Episodes
|-
|Dragon Ball Kai Starter||18 September 2009||¥2,900 (+ tax)||1-3
|-
|Dragon Ball Kai Box #1||23 October 2003||¥15,200 (+ tax)||4-15
|-
|Dragon Ball Kai Box #2||19 February 2010||¥15,200 (+ tax)||16-27
|-
|Dragon Ball Kai Box #3||23 April 2010||¥15,200 (+ tax)||28-39
|-
|Dragon Ball Kai Box #4||25 June 2010||¥15,200 (+ tax)||40-54
|-
|Dragon Ball Kai "Artificial Human & Cell arc" Box #1||02 October 2010||¥13,980 (+ tax)||55-65
|-
|Dragon Ball Kai "Artificial Human & Cell arc" Box #2||04 February 2011||¥13,980 (+ tax)||66-76
|-
|Dragon Ball Kai "Artificial Human & Cell arc" Box #3||02 June 2011||¥13,980 (+ tax)||77-87
|-
|Dragon Ball Kai "Artificial Human & Cell arc" Box #4||02 August 2011||¥13,980 (+ tax)||88-98
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In conjunction with the broadcast of the "Majin Boo arc" of ''Dragon Ball Kai'' in '''April 2014''', and its subsequent home video release, Toei released two larger collections of the previously released individual DVD volumes and Blu-ray box sets. The collections follow the previous story arc split with the first 54 episodes comprising the "Saiyan & Freeza arc" and the remaining 44 episodes comprising the "Artificial Human & Cell arc". The disc contents are identical to those previously released, with roughly three episodes per disc and include non-credit version of the opening and ending themes. The packaging for each box set includes two plastic stacking cases, with each holding eight to nine discs, and a new booklet created exclusively for these releases. All episodes included in these collections feature [[Shunsuke Kikuchi]]'s replacement score.<ref>{{Cite web|URL=https://www.kanzenshuu.com/2014/05/23/new-japanese-dragon-ball-kai-box-set-collections-announced/|Website=Kanzenshuu|Title="New Japanese 'Dragon Ball Kai' Box Set Collections Announced"|Date=23 May 2014|AccessDate=26 February 2026}}</ref>

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|Dragon Ball Kai "Saiyan & Freeza arc" Box||02 December 2014||¥32,000 (+ tax)||¥38,000 (+ tax)||1-54
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|Dragon Ball Kai "Artificial Human & Cell arc" Box||06 January 2015||¥24,000 (+ tax)||¥28,000 (+ tax)||55-98
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=====Majin Boo Arc (Phase 2: 2014-2015)=====
''Dragon Ball Kai'''s second phase, the "Majin Boo arc", had its DVD and Blu-ray home video releases announced in '''April 2014'''. Unlike with the TV series' first phase, the "Majin Boo arc" DVDs were released in box sets with identical packaging and episode count to that of the Blu-ray release. Additionally, both formats featured a widescreen presentation, with no standard fullscreen version made available. Each box set contained its episodes on two discs and included an exclusive booklet.<ref>{{Cite web|URL=https://www.kanzenshuu.com/2014/04/21/toei-animation-announces-majin-buu-home-video-releases/|Website=Kanzenshuu|Title="Toei Animation Announces 'Majin Boo' Home Video Releases"|Date=21 April 2014|AccessDate=26 February 2026}}</ref> The cover artwork for the DVD and Blu-ray release was drawn by veteran animator [[Tadayoshi Yamamuro]].
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|Dragon Ball Kai “Majin Boo arc” Box #1||02 September 2014||¥11,200 (+ tax)||¥15,200 (+ tax)||99-110
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|Dragon Ball Kai “Majin Boo arc” Box #2||02 December 2014||¥11,200 (+ tax)||¥15,200 (+ tax)||111-122
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|Dragon Ball Kai “Majin Boo arc” Box #3||03 March 2015||¥11,200 (+ tax)||¥15,200 (+ tax)||123-134
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|Dragon Ball Kai “Majin Boo arc” Box #4||02 June 2015||¥11,200 (+ tax)||¥15,200 (+ tax)||135-146
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|Dragon Ball Kai “Majin Boo arc” Box #5||02 September 2015||¥11,200 (+ tax)||¥15,200 (+ tax)||147-159
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===FUNimation (North America)===
=====Saiyan to Cell Arc (Phase 1: 2009-2011)=====
[[Navarre]], then-parent company of [[FUNimation]], announced their acquisition of ''Dragon Ball Kai'' in '''February 2010'''.<ref>{{Cite web|URL=https://www.kanzenshuu.com/2010/02/02/navarre-funimation-announce-dragon-ball-kai-license/|Website=Kanzenshuu|Title="Navarre/FUNimation Announce 'Dragon Ball Kai' License"|Date=02 February 2010|AccessDate=26 February 2026}}</ref> The series was rebranded as "''Dragon Ball Z Kai''" internationally and released as such, presented in standard fullscreen on both DVD and Blu-ray formats. FUNimation initially released the series in two-disc "Part" sets featuring the original Japanese audio and FUNimation's English dub, with extras including non-credit versions of the openings and endings and FUNimation cast interviews. Both audio tracks featured [[Kenji Yamamoto]]'s score up through "Part Four". However, upon [[Toei Animation]]'s replacement of Yamamoto's score with [[Shunsuke Kikuchi]]'s, FUNimation's sets from "Part Five" onward featured the replacement Kikuchi score.<ref>{{Cite web|URL=https://www.kanzenshuu.com/2012/01/28/funimation-discontinues-four-single-volume-kai-releases/|Website=Kanzenshuu|Title="FUNimation Discontinues Four Single-Volume Kai Releases"|Date=28 January 2012|AccessDate=26 February 2026}}</ref> FUNimation officially discontinued the first four "Part" sets in '''January 2012'''.<ref>{{Cite web|URL=https://www.animenewsnetwork.com/news/2012-01-27/funimation-discontinues-4-dvd-blu-ray-titles|Website=Anime News Network|Title="Funimation Discontinues 4 DVD, Blu-ray Titles"|Date=27 January 2012|AccessDate=6 November 2024}}</ref>
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|Dragon Ball Z Kai – Part One||18 May 2010||$29.98||$34.98||1-13
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|Dragon Ball Z Kai – Part Two||14 September 2010||$29.98||$34.98||14-26
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|Dragon Ball Z Kai – Part Three||14 December 2010||$29.98||$34.98||27-39
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|Dragon Ball Z Kai – Part Four||8 March 2011||$29.98||$34.98||40-52
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|Dragon Ball Z Kai – Part Five||28 June 2011||$29.98||$34.98||53-65
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|Dragon Ball Z Kai – Part Six||13 September 2011||$29.98||$34.98||66-77
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|Dragon Ball Z Kai – Part Seven||20 March 2012||$29.98||$34.98||78-88
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|Dragon Ball Z Kai – Part Eight||05 June 2012||$29.98||$34.98||89-98
|}
In '''October 2011''', [[FUNimation]] began releasing repackaged four-disc "Season" sets of ''Dragon Ball Z Kai'' on DVD and Blu-ray. While these sets were presented with new art on the packaging and discs, the on-disc content was largely identical to the previous "Part" sets, the only difference being that they featured [[Shunsuke Kikuchi]]'s replacement score for the entire series.<ref>{{Cite web|URL=https://www.kanzenshuu.com/2012/04/27/funimation-kai-set-re-release-contains-kikuchi-score/|Website=Kanzenshuu|Title="FUNimation 'Kai' Set Re-Release Contains Kikuchi Score"|Date=27 April 2012|AccessDate=26 February 2026}}</ref> FUNimation's initial release of "Season One" retained the original [[Kenji Yamamoto]] score on both DVD and Blu-ray, but the set was re-issued with an identical catalogue number alongside "Season Two" with the replacement score. These sets included identical extras to the "Part" sets.
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|Dragon Ball Z Kai – Season One||18 October 2011||$49.98||$54.98||1-26
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|Dragon Ball Z Kai – Season One (Re-issue)||22 May 2012||$49.98||$54.98||1-26
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|Dragon Ball Z Kai – Season Two||22 May 2012||$49.98||$54.98||27-52
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|Dragon Ball Z Kai – Season Three||11 September 2012||$49.98||$54.98||53-77
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|Dragon Ball Z Kai – Season Four||13 March 2013||$49.98||$54.98||78-98
|}
=====Majin Boo Arc (Phase 2: 2014-2015)=====
In '''January 2017''', listings appeared for the first in [[FUNimation]]'s slate of releases for the "Majin Boo arc" of ''Dragon Ball Kai'', more specifically, the international cut, titled "[[Dragon Ball Z Kai: The Final Chapters]]", which consists of more episodes than the version aired and released in Japan. The arc was released in four-disc sets on DVD and three-disc sets on Blu-ray, following the "Part" naming convention of the previous initial ''Dragon Ball Z Kai'' releases, but with episode counts more similar to the later "Season" sets. As it was the only aspect ratio in which the "Majin Boo arc" of ''Kai'' was released, both formats feature a widescreen presentation. These sets featured the original Japanese audio and FUNimation's English dub, with extras including video commentaries and a non-credit version of the opening and ending.<ref>{{Cite web|URL=https://www.kanzenshuu.com/2017/01/16/funimation-dragon-ball-z-kai-the-final-chapters-dvd-blu-ray-release-begins-april-2017/|Website=Kanzenshuu|Title="FUNimation 'Dragon Ball Z Kai: The Final Chapters' DVD & Blu-ray Release Begins April 2017"|Date=16 January 2017|AccessDate=26 February 2026}}</ref> "''The Final Chapters''" was not repackaged into larger sets.
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|Dragon Ball Z Kai: The Final Chapters – Part One||25 April 2017||$49.98||$54.98||99-121
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|Dragon Ball Z Kai: The Final Chapters – Part Two||23 May 2017||$49.98||$54.98||122-144
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|Dragon Ball Z Kai: The Final Chapters – Part Three||20 June 2017||$49.98||$54.98||145-167
|}

==References==
{{Reflist}}

==External Links==
*[http://www.fujitv.co.jp/b_hp/dragonball_kai/ Fuji TV's Official "Dragon Ball Kai" Website (2009)]
*[http://www.fujitv.co.jp/b_hp/dragonball_kai2014/ Fuji TV's Official "Dragon Ball Kai" Website (2014)]
*[http://www.toei-anim.co.jp/tv/dragon_kai_2009/ Toei Animation's Official "Dragon Ball Kai" Website (2009)]
*[http://www.toei-anim.co.jp/tv/dragon_kai/ Toei Animation's Official "Dragon Ball Kai" Website (2014)]

{{Anime}}

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Dragon Ball Z Season DVDs (Funimation)

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The '''Dragon Ball Z Season DVDs''' are [[Funimation]]'s first digitally remastered release, overall third release of the ''[[Dragon Ball Z]]'' TV series, and the first "complete" home release spanning the full 291 episodes under the same product line. These "season" sets, both colloquially known as and internally at Funimation referred to as the "Orange Bricks", were released in North America between '''06 February 2007''' and '''19 May 2009'''.

Though the original Japanese anime is historically divided into [[Dragon Ball story arcs|arcs]], this release marks Funimation's first branding of arbitrary "seasons" for a home video release, the delineations of which do not correspond to their own actual broadcast seasons from either syndication or cable broadcasts.

Previous to this release, episodes [[Dragon Ball Z Episode 28|28]] through [[Dragon Ball Z Episode 67|67]] of ''Dragon Ball Z'' were not available subtitled in North America (Region 1), having only been available heavily edited on VHS and DVD featuring the "[[Ocean Studios]]" cast. The "[[Ultimate Uncut Edition]]" DVD line was planned to cover the first 67 episodes with Funimation's new in-house redub, but was cancelled after [[Vegeta Saga II: Ultimate Sacrifice|Volume 9]], in favor of these new "season" releases; the content of the "Ultimate Uncut" episodes did, however, air in their entirety on Cartoon Network and Adult Swim's "Toonami" block.

[[Dragon Ball Z Season Two (DVD)|Season Two]] features vocal redubs of a few characters past [[Dragon Ball Z Episode 67|Episode 67]] and through to end of [[Dragon Ball Z Season Three (DVD)|Season Three]].

Following speculation based on retailer listings<ref>{{Cite web|URL=https://www.kanzenshuu.com/2006/05/25/funimation-dbz-tv-re-re-release/|Website=Kanzenshuu|Title="FUNimation DBZ TV Re-Re-Release…?"|Date=25 May 2006|AccessDate=19 December 2020}}</ref><ref>{{Cite web|URL=https://www.kanzenshuu.com/2006/07/18/funimations-devious-plans-for-dbzs-future-on-dvd/|Website=Kanzenshuu|Title="FUNimation’s Devious Plans For DBZ’s Future on DVD"|Date=18 July 2006|AccessDate=19 December 2020}}</ref>, the "season" DVD sets were formally announced via a press release from [[Funimation]] on '''13 November 2006'''.<ref>{{Cite web|URL=https://www.kanzenshuu.com/2006/11/13/funimation-remastering-dragon-ball-z-tv-series/|Website=Kanzenshuu|Title="FUNimation Remastering Dragon Ball Z TV Series"|Date=13 November 2006}}</ref>
==Contents==
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|'''06 February 2007''' FN-02242<hr style="border:1px solid #ccc; margin:3px 0;">[[Dragon Ball Z Episode 1]]– [[Dragon Ball Z Episode 39]]<hr style="border:1px solid #ccc; margin:3px 0;">''Dragon Ball Z: The Rebirth'' ''A New Look'' Trailers<hr style="border:1px solid #ccc; margin:3px 0;">[[CHA-LA HEAD-CHA-LA]] v.2 (textless) [[Come Out, Incredible ZENKAI Power!]] (textless)
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|[[File:DBZS2-Cover.png|200px|link=Dragon Ball Z Season Two]] [[Dragon Ball Z Season Two (DVD)|Season Two]]
|'''22 May 2007''' FN-02244<hr style="border:1px solid #ccc; margin:3px 0;">[[Dragon Ball Z Episode 40]]– [[Dragon Ball Z Episode 74]]<hr style="border:1px solid #ccc; margin:3px 0;">Trailers<hr style="border:1px solid #ccc; margin:3px 0;">[[CHA-LA HEAD-CHA-LA]] v.2 (textless) [[Come Out, Incredible ZENKAI Power!]] (textless)
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|[[File:DBZS3-Cover.png|200px|link=Dragon Ball Z Season Three]] [[Dragon Ball Z Season Three (DVD)|Season Three]]
|'''18 September 2007''' FN-02245<hr style="border:1px solid #ccc; margin:3px 0;">[[Dragon Ball Z Episode 75]]– [[Dragon Ball Z Episode 107]]<hr style="border:1px solid #ccc; margin:3px 0;">Trailers<hr style="border:1px solid #ccc; margin:3px 0;">[[CHA-LA HEAD-CHA-LA]] v.2 (textless) [[Come Out, Incredible ZENKAI Power!]] (textless)
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|[[File:DBZS4-Cover.png|200px|link=Dragon Ball Z Season Four]] [[Dragon Ball Z Season Four (DVD)|Season Four]]
|'''19 February 2008''' FN-02246<hr style="border:1px solid #ccc; margin:3px 0;">[[Dragon Ball Z Episode 108]]– [[Dragon Ball Z Episode 139]]<hr style="border:1px solid #ccc; margin:3px 0;">Trailers<hr style="border:1px solid #ccc; margin:3px 0;">[[CHA-LA HEAD-CHA-LA]] v.2, v.3 (textless) [[Come Out, Incredible ZENKAI Power!]] (textless)
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|[[File:DBZS5-Cover.png|200px|link=Dragon Ball Z Season Five]] [[Dragon Ball Z Season Five (DVD)|Season Five]]
|'''27 May 2008''' FN-02247<hr style="border:1px solid #ccc; margin:3px 0;">[[Dragon Ball Z Episode 140]]– [[Dragon Ball Z Episode 165]]<hr style="border:1px solid #ccc; margin:3px 0;">Trailers<hr style="border:1px solid #ccc; margin:3px 0;">[[CHA-LA HEAD-CHA-LA]] v.3 (textless) [[Come Out, Incredible ZENKAI Power!]] (textless)
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|[[File:DBZS6-Cover.png|200px|link=Dragon Ball Z Season Six]] [[Dragon Ball Z Season Six (DVD)|Season Six]]
|'''16 September 2008''' FN-02248<hr style="border:1px solid #ccc; margin:3px 0;">[[Dragon Ball Z Episode 166]]– [[Dragon Ball Z Episode 194]]<hr style="border:1px solid #ccc; margin:3px 0;">Trailers<hr style="border:1px solid #ccc; margin:3px 0;">[[CHA-LA HEAD-CHA-LA]] v.3 (textless) [[Come Out, Incredible ZENKAI Power!]] (textless)
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|[[File:DBZS7-Cover.png|200px|link=Dragon Ball Z Season Seven]] [[Dragon Ball Z Season Seven (DVD)|Season Seven]]
|'''11 November 2009''' FN-02249<hr style="border:1px solid #ccc; margin:3px 0;">[[Dragon Ball Z Episode 195]]– [[Dragon Ball Z Episode 219]]<hr style="border:1px solid #ccc; margin:3px 0;">Trailers<hr style="border:1px solid #ccc; margin:3px 0;">[[CHA-LA HEAD-CHA-LA]] v.3 (textless) [[Come Out, Incredible ZENKAI Power!]] (textless) [[WE GOTTA POWER]] (textless) [[We Were Angels]] (textless)
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|[[File:DBZS8-Cover.png|200px|link=Dragon Ball Z Season Eight]] [[Dragon Ball Z Season Eight (DVD)|Season Eight]]
|'''10 February 2009''' FN-02250<hr style="border:1px solid #ccc; margin:3px 0;">[[Dragon Ball Z Episode 220]]– [[Dragon Ball Z Episode 253]]<hr style="border:1px solid #ccc; margin:3px 0;">Trailers<hr style="border:1px solid #ccc; margin:3px 0;">[[WE GOTTA POWER]] (textless) [[We Were Angels]] (textless)
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|[[File:DBZS9-Cover.png|200px|link=Dragon Ball Z Season Nine]] [[Dragon Ball Z Season Nine (DVD)|Season Nine]]
|'''19 May 2009''' FN-02251<hr style="border:1px solid #ccc; margin:3px 0;">[[Dragon Ball Z Episode 254]]– [[Dragon Ball Z Episode 291]]<hr style="border:1px solid #ccc; margin:3px 0;">Trailers<hr style="border:1px solid #ccc; margin:3px 0;">[[WE GOTTA POWER]] (textless) [[We Were Angels]] (textless)
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==External Links==
*[https://www.kanzenshuu.com/home-video/na/dbz-tv/ Kanzenshuu - Home Video Guide - North American Releases - Dragon Ball Z TV Series]
==References==
{{reflist}}
{{Home Video}}
[[Category:Funimation Home Video Releases]]

Dragon Ball The Movies Blu-ray 8

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"'''Dragon Ball The Movies Blu-ray 8'''" is [[Toei Animation]]'s high-definition release of all three [[Dragon Ball]] theatrical films. Volume 8 was released alongside Volume 7 in Japan on '''09 January 2019'''.
==Summaries==
The following plot summaries are given on the back of the Blu-ray cover:
{{Quotation|'''ドラゴンボール　神龍の伝説''' 世界一の珍味を求める贅沢な[[King Gourmeth|グルメス王]]に、グルメス王国の国民は苦しめられていた。[[Son Goku|悟空]]は、その王国から[[Turtle Hermit|武天老師]]に助けを求めに来た[[Pansy|パンジ]]という少女と出会う。そして、パンジとともに武天老師のもとを経て、いざグルメス王国へ！だが、そこでは国王の手下である[[Pasta|パスタ]]たちが待ちうけていた!!盗賊・[[Yamcha|ヤムチャ]]も加わり、悟空たちは国王軍と大バトルを展開。その戦闘中、グルメスが急に巨大化する！
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'''Dragon Ball: The Legend of Shenlong''' The people of Gourmeth Kingdom are tormented by their indulgent [[King Gourmeth]]'s demands for the world's best delicacies. From that kingdom, [[Son Goku|Goku]] meets [[Turtle Hermit|Muten Rōshi]], as well as a girl named [[Pansy]], who came to the hermit seeking his help. With the two of them in tow, it's off to Gourmeth Kingdom! However, there, the king's subordinates [[Pasta]] and [[Vongo]] were waiting!! Joined by the bandit Yamcha, a huge battle between Goku's group and the king's army unfolds! Then, as they fight, Gourmeth suddenly grows huge!
{{Quotation|'''ドラゴンボール　魔神城のねむり姫''' 亀仙人に弟子入りするために、[[Sleeping Princess|ねむり姫]]を連れ帰るという試練を与えられた悟空と[[Kuririn|クリリン]]。しかしねむり姫は、はるか彼方の[[Devil Castle|魔神城]]に閉じ込められているという。悟空とクリリン、そして二人を追う[[Bulma|ブルマ]]たちは魔神城へと向かう。悟空たちは城に潜入するが、魔物たちに見つかり戦闘に。同じ頃、ブルマは[[Lucifer|ルシフェル]]に捕まっていた。そして城の内部ではブルマを生け贄にし、宴が始まろうとしていた･･･。
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{{Quotation|'''ドラゴンボール　摩訶不思議大冒険''' 亀仙人のもとで修行をしていた悟空とクリリンは、力試しのために武術大会の開かれる[[Miphan Empire|ミーファン帝国]]へと向かう。しかしミーファン帝国では、己の欲望のため、大臣の[[Crane Hermit|鶴仙人]]が[[Dragon Balls|ドラゴンボール]]を集めていた。そんな中、悟空たちはドラゴンボールを持つ[[Upa|ウパ]]と[[Bora|ボラ]]に出会う。そのボラとともに悟空たちは武術大会に出場するが、試合中ボラが[[Tao Pai-pai|桃白白]]に殺されてしまう。怒った悟空は桃白白に向かっていくが･･･。
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==Contents==
This volume includes [[Dragon Ball Movie 1]], [[Dragon Ball Movie 2]], and [[Dragon Ball Movie 3]] on a single disc. The case also contains an eight-page booklet featuring plot summaries, character bios, and credits for each film.

In addition to the films, each is accompanied by a set of bonus features on the disc:
===== Dragon Ball Movie 1 =====
* ''News Flash''
* Digest
* DVD Promo
===== Dragon Ball Movie 2 =====
* Theatrical Preview
* Digest
* DVD Promo
===== Dragon Ball Movie 3 =====
* Theatrical Preview
* Digest
* DVD Promo
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DB-Movies-BD8-Menu.PNG|Disc menu.
DB-Movies-BD8-Chapters1.PNG|Movie 1 chapter list.
DB-Movies-BD8-Chapters2.PNG|Movie 2 chapter list.
DB-Movies-BD8-Chapters3.PNG|Movie 3 chapter list.
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==Menu==
The disc menu is a still graphic featuring the seven Dragon Balls and an overlay resembling a film reel. Each movie's original promotional artwork is presented above a small selection of options pertaining to their respective feature, including a chapter list for all three.

The chapter lists are presented as pop-up menus, stylized after the [[Dragon Radar]], which cover up the other two movies' artwork. Each chapter is represented by a still frame and a chapter number.
==External Links==
*[https://www.kanzenshuu.com/home-video/jp/movies-blu-ray/ Kanzenshuu - Home Video Guide - Japan Releases - Dragon Ball The Movies Blu-ray]

{{Home Video}}
[[Category:Home Video]]