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Dragon Ball Season Two
Dragon Ball Season Two
Release Date 15 November 2009
Catalog Number FN-05191
Contents
Primary Content Dragon Ball Episode 32-
Dragon Ball Episode 61
Primary Aspect Ratio 4:3
Disc Information
Region Coding 1
Country United States
Company Funimation
Authoring FUNimation® Productions, Ltd.
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"Dragon Ball Season Two" is Funimation's digitally remastered release of episodes 31-61 of Dragon Ball. These "season" sets are colloquially known as the "Blue Bricks", and "Season Two" was released in North America on 15 November 2009.

Summary

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All discs have the same art.

This plot summary is given on the DVD cover:

The quest for the 7 magic balls continues!
With the World Martial Arts Tournament behind him, Goku embarks on a mission to recover the Four Star Dragon Ball that once belonged to his grandfather. His search takes him from the heights of Muscle Tower to the deepest depths of the ocean, but with the Flying Nimbus under his feet and Bulma's Dragon Radar leading the way - there's nothing mighty Goku can't handle!

But this adventure won't be all fun and games. The sinister Red Ribbon Army, led by cigar-chomping Commander Red, is determined to seize the seven Dragon Balls and use them to conquer the world! One after another, colonels, generals, ninjas, androids, and giant pink monsters will use every dirty trick in the book to stop Goku from getting his hands on the magic Dragon Balls!

Enjoy the next chapter in the saga of this legendary warrior with Dragon Ball Season Two!

Contents

This DVD box originally included a booklet with short synopses for every episode; these are included in the table exactly as they were written. Funimation no longer includes the booklets with new printings.

Disc 1 (Episodes 32-38)

Episode Title Summary
032 The Flying Fortress - Vanished Emperor Pilaf escapes with one of the Dragon Balls, but Colonel Silver is hot on his trail. Elsewhere, Goku and Chi-Chi rescue the Ox-King and discuss wedding plans over dinner.
033 The Legend of a Dragon Colonel Silver obsessively tracks Pilaf and the Five Star Dragon Ball. Back on Turtle Island, Master Roshi tells Krillin and Launch about the legendary origins of the seven magic balls.
034 Cruel General Red Colonel Silver is a skilled fighter, but when he mistakenly underestimates Goku's incredible strength, it could end up costing him more than just a Dragon Ball.
035 Cold Reception Goku repays the kindness of his young rescuer by waging a one-man war on the villainous scoundrels of the Red Ribbon Army.
036 Major Metallitron Before he can rescue the village chief, Goku must face his strongest opponent yet: an intimidating behemoth that's too tough to be flesh and bone.
037 Ninja Murasaki is Coming! Goku succeeds in reaching the fourth level of Muscle Tower - a place no man has gone before - but he must now prepare for the lightning-quick attacks of Ninja Murasaki.
038 Five Murasakis Goku has his hands full fighting the five deadly Ninja Murasaki Brothers. Even if he manages to survive, something far more terrifying lies in wait.

Disc 2 (Episodes 39-45)

Episode Title Summary
039 Mysterious Android No. 8 Android 8 was supposed to crush the Red Ribbon Army's enemies, but he doesn't like violence. Instead, he teams up with Goku to help rescue the village chief.
040 Horrifying Buyon A hideous pink monster with a green tongue wants a taste of Goku, and none of the little warrior's attacks can penetrate the beast's bouncy-belly defense.
041 The Fall of Muscle Tower Goku's mission to save the village chief comes down to a fierce battle between him and General White. When the dust settles, only one fighter will be left standing.
042 The Secret of Dr. Flappe Android 8 can't live in peace with a bomb waiting to explode inside his chest, and only one man can remove it: the strange, old hermit, Dr. Flappe.
043 A Trip to the City An old friend gives Goky a surprise lift into the city. The little man is looking for Bulma, but he finds himself in a back-alley street fight instead.
044 Master Thief, Hasky Goku gets caught in the middle of a lovers' quarrel between Yamcha and Bulma, while the Red Ribbon Army.
045 Danger in the Air Hasky, the master thief plans to ruin Goku's day at the amusement park by stealing his Dragon Balls and blowing up his friends. Can Goku stop her before it's too late?

Disc 3 (Episodes 46-52)

Episode Title Summary
046 Bulma's Bad Day Goku and Bulma locate a Dragon Ball hidden beneath the waves. While Goku attempts to retrieve it, Bulma gets into hot water with the Red Ribbon Army.
047 Kame House - Found! As General Blue tracks the adventureres to the Kame House, Krillin temporarily derails Goku and Bulma's search for the Dragon Balls.
48 Deep Blue Sea As the Red Ribbon Army prepares to invade Turtle Island, Krillin, Goku and Bulma run into some trouble at the bottom of the deep blue sea.
049 Roshi Surprise The Red Ribbon Army storms the beach at Turtle Island, but it quickly discovers that looks can be deceiving. Master Roshi should never be underestimated.
050 The Trap is Sprung With General Blue following closely behind, Goku and his friends search for Dragon Balls and pirate booty, but all they find are booby traps.
051 Beware of Robot Goku and Krillin tangle with a deadly pirate android, and Bulma tries blast the mechanical menace to bits. But will her poor aim do more harm than good?
052 The Pirate Treasure General Blue's dirty trick gives him the upper hand on Krillin. Goku's friends are badly in need of his help, but he's got his hands full with a giant octopus.

Disc 4 (Episodes 53-58)

Episode Title Summary
053 Blue, Black and Blue As the walls crumble around them, General Blue uses his secret weapon to freeze Goku in his tracks. The arrogant military man better take his best shot, because Goku won't be fooled twice.
054 Escape From Pirate Cave Goku uses a trick of his own to get his friends out of the pirate cave alive. General Blue manages to escape as well, and he wants revenge!
055 Penguin Village Goku summons the Flying Nimbus for a high-flying game of cat and mouse with General Blue. The winner gets the Dragon Balls; the loser goes down in flames.
056 Strange Visitor Goku's high-speed aerial pursuit of General Blue comes to a crashing halt in Penguin Village. With the Dragon Radar broken, our hero turns to a strange little girl for help.
057 Arale vs. Blue The residents of Penguin Village have bizarre powers. General Blue discovers this the hard way when he takes Goku's new friend Arale as a hostage.
058 The Land of Korin Goku saves a little boy from the dastardly Captain Yellow. When he returns the child to his father, Goku gets closer than ever to his grandfather's heirloom.

Disc 5 (Episodes 59-61)

Episode Title Summary
059 The Notorious Mercenary Enraged by General Blue's failure, Commander Red hires Mercenary Tao to seek out Goku and destroy him. Has the young warrior finally met his match?
060 Tao Attacks Goku attacks Mercenary Tao with a furious flurry of martial arts techniques, but nothing fazes his opponent. To defeat the deadly Tao, Goku must ascend to new heights as a fighter.
061 Korin Tower To magnify his strength as Master Roshi did before him, Goku must endure visions of the past, present, and future; outwit a talking cat; and drink the magic water found atop Korin Tower.

Textless Songs

Trailers

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Menu

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Audio and Subtitles

The English dub audio is mixed in 5.1 surround sound while the Japanese audio is mono (redundant stereo).

  • Audio
    1. English 5.1 (default)
    2. Japanese Mono
  • Subtitles
    1. On
    2. Off (default)

When subtitles are "on", the subtitle track is the direct translation of the Japanese dialogue by Steven J Simmons; this can be selected regardless of the audio selection. When subtitles are "off", there is still an active subtitle track with translations of Japanese writing that does not appear in the spoken dialogue like signs, symbols, etc. This is intended to accompany the English dub.

Character Profiles

This DVD box originally included a booklet with character profiles; these are included below exactly as they were written. The profiles were accompanied by character art. Yamcha was inexplicably omitted. Funimation no longer includes the booklets with new printings.

Hero Profiles

Goku is a courageous, young boy who loves jumping on his Flying Nimbus and jetting off in search of a good fight! He believes in helping his friends, and he's quick to use his legendary combat skills to protect the innocent. When he's done flexing his martial arts muscle, there's nothing Goku loves more than devouring a tasty meal. In his latest adventure, the feisty little warrior battles the dangerous Red Ribbon Army while searching for the Four Star Dragon Ball that once belonged to his grandfather.

  • Bulma
    • Personality: Selfish, bossy, boy-crazy and intelligent
    • Techniques: She is a genius at inventing electronic devices
    • Dream: To marry the perfect man
    • First Appeared in: Episode 1
    • Japanese Voice Actor: Hiromi Tsuru
    • American Voice Actor: Tiffany Vollmer

The wealthy heir to the Capsule Corp empire, Bulma is not above making a scene when her boyfriend forgets to compliment her smashing good looks. Her rollercoaster relationship with Yamcha features just as much kicking and screaming as it does hugging and kissing, but volatile as this beauty may be, she is essential to Goku's quest. Her Dragon Radar is unparalleled in terms of accuracy, and Commander Red would literally kill to get his hands on it. Bulma's latest invention shrinks users to a fraction of their normal size. (Master Roshi's highly eager to test its effectiveness by sneaking a behind-the-curtain peak at Launch's bath-time behavior.)

  • Suno
    • Personality: Gentle, caring, and friendly
    • Techniques: None
    • Dream: To have a friend to play with
    • First Appeared in: Episode 35
    • Japanese Voice Actor: Naoko Watanabe
    • American Voice Actor: Carol Hope

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  • Android 8
    • Personality: Possesses strong moral value, pacifist
    • Techniques: Super-human android strength
    • Dream: To live a normal life
    • First Appeared in: Episode 39
    • Japanese Voice Actor: Shozo Iizuka
    • American Voice Actor: Mike McFarland

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  • Upa
    • Personality: Brave, enthusastic, eager
    • Techniques: None
    • Dream: To grow big and strong like his father
    • First Appeared in: Episode 58
    • Japanese Voice Actor: Mitsuko Horie
    • American Voice Actor: Susan Huber

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  • Korin
    • Personality: Mischievous, wise, and sleepy
    • Techniques: None
    • Dream: To find a nice, quiet place where he can sleep for eternity
    • First Appeared in: Episode 61
    • Japanese Voice Actor: Ichirô Nagai
    • American Voice Actor: Christopher R. Sabat

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  • Launch
    • Blonde Personality: Angry, loud, violent, and very dangerous
    • Blue-Haired Personality: Gentle, sweet, and helpful
    • Techniques: Sneezing
    • Dream: The blonde Launch wants lots of loot, but the blue-haired Launch enjoys peace and quiet.
    • First Appeared in: Episode 15
    • Japanese Voice Actor: Mami Koyama
    • American Voice Actor: Meredith McCoy

Launch has the good looks to drive Master Roshi crazy, but there's more to this beauty than meets the eye. If her hair is blue, she's sweet and innocent, but every time she sneezes, Launch's locks go blonde and her personality shifts from demure to dangerous.

Depending on how you look at it, Launch either picked the best or worst time to sneeze in the latest installment of the Dragon Ball saga. On one hand, she didn't kill anyone, but the blonde Launch still made off with the giant diamond Bulma took great pains to smuggle out the booby trap-ridden pirate's cave.

Krillin is Goku's training partner and rival for the attention of Master Roshi. The little man has street smarts, so he understands things Goku doesn't - like why their master is so obsessed with pretty girls. Although the two warriors initially have an adversarial relationship, they form a strong bond during the course of their grueling training. Krillin is a skilled fighter and a loyal friend.

Enemy Profiles

The Red Ribbon Army is a paramilitary organization headed by the maniacal Commander Red and his right hand man, Officer Black. Feared throughout the world for his cutthroat tactics, Commander Red will stop at nothing to get his hands on the magic Dragon Balls and summon Shenron. Originally he relies on his own Dragon Radar, but he soon discovers that Bulma's version is far more precise. Enraged, Commander Red orders several of his most trusted men to track down Goku, kill him, and confiscate the advanced radar.

Despite Commander Red's incredible wealth and power, he appears hell-bent on acquiring a magic Dragon Wish, leading to speculation over what more could conceivably want - and who he's willing to kill to get it.

General White is the madman at the top of Muscle Tower and the leader of the Red Ribbon Army's northern forces. As ordered by Commander Red, General White forces the peaceful citizens of Jingle Village to spend their days digging through snow banks in search of a missing Dragon Ball. Should they fail, the villages will be killed, but if they succeed in locating the magic orb - well, they'll likely still be killed. (This is the Red Ribbon Army after all.)

After Goku is rescued by Suno, he decides to help out his new friend by infiltrating Muscle Tower and rescuing the Village Chief. While fighting his way to the top of the chilly fortress, Goku encounters sinister henchmen such as massive Major Metallitron (guardian of the third floor) and the deadly Ninja Murasaki (the fourth floor assassin).

Considered the strongest member of the Red Ribbon Army, General Blue's overwhelming arrogance is surpassed only by his impressive fighting abilities. He outlives most of his comrades, and he's the lone soldier strong enough to last five minutes in a fair fight with Goku.

General Blue's pursuit of the Dragon Radar is relentless, running the gamut between high-speed aerial chases and underwater excursions plagued by booby-trapped caverns and a deadly Pirate Android.

Ultimately, General Blue's failure to collect the seven Dragon Balls results in a death match with Mercenary Tao. the most feared assissin on the planet. Depsite the general's ability to temporarily paralyze opponents, the lopsided fight is short-lived, as not even Goku has the skills required to best Tao - yet.

Credits

DVD credits.
  • DVD Producer: Clarine Harp
  • Japanese Translations: Steve Simmons
  • Menu Design: Young Wang
  • Menu Audio: Gino Palencia
  • DVD Editor: Jeremy Jimenez
  • DVD QC: DJ Fonner, Caesar Lopez, Christine Bertolino, Jason Gee, Kris Bryan
  • Compression: Jacob Martin, Duncan Yan
  • Subtitles: Brian Thomas, Shojin Bateman, Ben Phillips, Brandy Richmond, Ashley Hayward, Erica Maroney
  • Production Assistant: Susie Nixon
  • DVD Authoring: FUNimation® Productions, Ltd., Matthew O'Hara, Trace Furniss, John Andreas

External Links

References


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