The World of Dragon Ball Z

The World of Dragon Ball Z
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Release Date	26 September 2000
Running Time	20 minutes, 31 seconds
Main Staff Credits
Production	FUNimation Productions, Inc.
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"The World of Dragon Ball Z" is a special feature recapping specific, earlier parts of the Dragon Ball storyline up through the arrival of Future Trunks, originally produced by FUNimation for the company's home video releases in 2000 and 2001.

Summary

In an age of magical wishes and treacherous tyrants, Dragon Ball Z weaves an epic tale of action and adventure. Now discover the world of Dragon Ball Z from its very beginnings as we take you through the touching moments, awesome battles, and wild humor that has made Dragon Ball Z a classic worldwide.^[1]

Synopsis

TBD

Production

"The World of Dragon Ball Z" was first included on FUNimation's Dragon Ball Z: Trunks - Mysterious Youth and Dragon Ball Z: Trunks - Prelude to Terror DVDs in September 2000, and was included in a few subsequent DVD releases over the next year as an alternate way to catch viewers up to speed on the series' story. The feature was also included on the Dragon Ball Z: Z Warriors Prepare VHS release, available through a special promotion with the fast-food chain Burger King that same year.

The special feature exists exclusively in English (English language narration and English dubbed television series footage). At this point in the company's history, FUNimation had produced one "season" of the original Dragon Ball television series (1995) and two "seasons" of the Dragon Ball Z television series (1996-1998) with replacement musical scores and voice talent outsourced to actors in Canada; this was followed by the company bringing all production in-house in Texas (1998), which resulted in additional broadcast seasons of Dragon Ball Z on Cartoon Network's "Toonami" time slot (1999-2003), along with production picked back up again on the original Dragon Ball television series to be aired on the same channel (2001-2004). As such, "The World of Dragon Ball Z" only features voice recordings available at the time, switching between the Canadian and American casts depending on the underlying footage being used.

Releases

Main Staff

The following list provides the main staff responsible for the production of this feature.

Produced by: FUNimation Productions, Inc.
Executive Producers: Gen Fukunaga, Cindy Brennan Fukunaga
Producers: Daniel Cocanougher, Barry Watson
Writers: Christopher Neel, John Burgmeier, Terry Klassen, Ward Perry
Original Music: Faulconer Productions Music, Bruce Faulconer
Synthesist: Mike Smith, Scott Morgan
Music Editor: Scott Morgan
Voice Director: Christopher Sabat
Assistant Voice Director: John Burgmeier
Logo Animation: Jonathon Vought
Voices: Christopher Sabat, Tiffany Vollmer, Cynthia Cranz, Chris Forbis, Stephanie Nadolny, Dylan Thompson, John Burgmeier, Lydia Mackay, Kent Williams, Linda Young, Brad Jackson, Ceyli Delgadillo, Mike McFarland, Sonny Strait, Sean Schemmel, Monika Antonelli, Dale D. Kelley, Eric Johnson, Ian Corlett, Scott McNeil, Jason Grey Stanford, Terry Klassen, Ward Perry, Alec Willoughs, Brian Drummond, Paul Dobson, Michael Dobson, Don Brown, Doug Parker, Pauline Newstone, Laara Sadiq, Alvin Sanders, Saffron Henderson, Lalania Lindjberg
Voice Recording: FUNimation Studios, Ft. Worth, Tx.
Voice Recording Engineer: Moises Vega
ADR Engineer: John Burgmeier
Mixing Engineer: Evan Jones
ADR Looping: Justin Cook
Post Production: FUNimation Productions Inc.
Version Editor: Daniel Mancilla
Animation Paint Editing: Byron Watson, Carly Hunter

External Links

TBD

References

↑ Dragon Ball Z: Z Warriors Prepare VHS back cover, 2000, FUNimation

[1] Dragon Ball Z: Z Warriors Prepare VHS back cover, 2000, FUNimation

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