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	==Dragon Ball Content==		==Dragon Ball Content==
	[[File:Ngn-sub-example-makankosappo.png\|thumb\|~~250px~~\|Screenshot from a Nippon Golden Network broadcast of the ''Dragon Ball Z'' television series.]]		[[File:Ngn-subtitle-credit.png\|thumb\|200px\|Screenshot from a Nippon Golden Network broadcast crediting their subtitles for the ''Dragon Ball Z'' television series]]
			[[File:Ngn-sub-example-makankosappo.png\|thumb\|200px\|Screenshot from a Nippon Golden Network broadcast of the ''Dragon Ball Z'' television series]]
	The ''Dragon Ball'' franchise debuted in January 1992 on Nippon Golden Network.		The ''Dragon Ball'' franchise debuted in January 1992 on Nippon Golden Network.

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	===Dragon Ball Z===		===Dragon Ball Z===

	The ''Dragon Ball Z'' television series debuted '''18 December 1994'''<ref>"Authorized Viewers Guide to Jones Spacelink of Hawaii, Inc". ''Hawaii Tribune-Herald'', Sunday, December 18, 1994. (p. 74). Retrieved: 15 June 2021.</ref>{{efn\|This premiere date was determined by searching through the <em>newspapers.com</em> paid archives and by examining the specific timeslot listings for Nippon Golden Network on a week-to-week basis. Whereas the listing for Sunday, December 11 says "Dragon Ball", it is here on Sunday, December 18 that the listing switches to saying "Dragon Ball Z". This lines up precisely with contemporary chatter on the ''rec.arts.anime'' Usenet board regarding the shift in programming.}} on Nippon Golden Network, inheriting the timeslot from the first television series.<ref>{{Cite web\|URL=https://groups.google.com/d/msg/rec.arts.anime/mGFBsanfVgw/ImpeTOAAMwMJ\|Website=rec.arts.anime\|Title="REQ; Dragon Ball Z In Hawaii??"\|Date=03 January 1995\|AccessDate=19 October 2019}}</ref> Just over 100 episodes of the series were produced; the series did not run to completion.{{efn\|''Dragon Ball Z'''s final listing for broadcast on Nippon Golden Network in the ''Hawaii Tribune-Herald'' is on Sunday, September 29, 1996; this is roughly two weeks after the larger, nationwide debut of FUNimation's English dub. The October 6, 1996 issue of the ''Hawaii Tribune-Herald'' does not list ''Dragon Ball Z'' in the same timeslot, instead noting Japanese news program "Hodo 2001" from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m.}}		The ''Dragon Ball Z'' television series (appears to have / likely){{efn\|Our own recording of the first few Nippon Golden Network broadcasts of ''Dragon Ball Z'' episodes has a commercial break that says "PREMIERES SUNDAY DEC 4TH AT 6:15 P.M." This, however, doesn't line up with the specifically-dated chatter online and/or newspaper listings, cited elsewhere here in this article.}} debuted '''18 December 1994'''<ref>"Authorized Viewers Guide to Jones Spacelink of Hawaii, Inc". ''Hawaii Tribune-Herald'', Sunday, December 18, 1994. (p. 74). Retrieved: 15 June 2021.</ref>{{efn\|This premiere date was determined by searching through the <em>newspapers.com</em> paid archives and by examining the specific timeslot listings for Nippon Golden Network on a week-to-week basis. Whereas the listing for Sunday, December 11 says "Dragon Ball", it is here on Sunday, December 18 that the listing switches to saying "Dragon Ball Z". This lines up precisely with contemporary chatter on the ''rec.arts.anime'' Usenet board regarding the shift in programming.}} on Nippon Golden Network, inheriting the timeslot from the first television series.<ref>{{Cite web\|URL=https://groups.google.com/d/msg/rec.arts.anime/mGFBsanfVgw/ImpeTOAAMwMJ\|Website=rec.arts.anime\|Title="REQ; Dragon Ball Z In Hawaii??"\|Date=03 January 1995\|AccessDate=19 October 2019}}</ref> Just over 100 episodes of the series were produced; the series did not run to completion.{{efn\|''Dragon Ball Z'''s final listing for broadcast on Nippon Golden Network in the ''Hawaii Tribune-Herald'' is on Sunday, September 29, 1996; this is roughly two weeks after the larger, nationwide debut of FUNimation's English dub. The October 6, 1996 issue of the ''Hawaii Tribune-Herald'' does not list ''Dragon Ball Z'' in the same timeslot, instead noting Japanese news program "Hodo 2001" from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m.}}

			Beginning around this time, a [[Fuji TV]] mandate comes down, specifically citing broadcasts out of Hawaii, requiring the removal of subtitles on any entertainment-based programming<ref>{{Cite web\|URL=https://letsanime.blogspot.com/2015/02/yuusha-raideen-uhf-subtitles-great-fuji.html\|Website=Let's Anime\|Title="Yuusha Raideen, UHF Subtitles & The Great Fuji-TV Freakout Of 1998 "\|Date=21 February 2015\|AccessDate=19 June 2026}}</ref>{{efn\|The specific letter referenced here is dated by Fuji TV as 01 July 1998, citing an April 1998 guideline; Nippon Golden Network's subtitled broadcast appears to have ended sometime in late 1996, predating this letter by two years}}

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	Recordings of Nippon Golden Network broadcasts were heavily traded in the VHS fansub circuit in the 1990s, with their subtitled versions of the entirety of the ''Dragon Ball'' series and early parts of the ''Dragon Ball Z'' series often being skipped by other fansubbers due to, alongside other factors, NGN's versions already being available.		Recordings of Nippon Golden Network broadcasts were heavily traded in the VHS fansub circuit in the 1990s, with their subtitled versions of the entirety of the ''Dragon Ball'' series and early parts of the ''Dragon Ball Z'' series often being skipped by other fansubbers due to, alongside other factors, NGN's versions already being available.

	Nippon Golden Network ran the ''Dragon Ball Z'' television series for just over 100 episodes<ref>{{Cite web\|URL=https://web.archive.org/web/20230409172700/http://www.angelfire.com/mi/tENCHImUYO/dbz.html\|Website=Wakusei Andromeda\|Title="Fansubs"\|Date=01 July 2000\|AccessDate=25 October 2019}}</ref> into mid/late-1996; this, incidentally, coincided with [[FUNimation Dragon Ball Z English Dub (1996-1998)\|the syndication broadcast of FUNimation's ''Dragon Ball Z'' English dub]] beginning.

	==External Links==		==External Links==

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	===Dragon Ball===		===Dragon Ball===

	The ''Dragon Ball'' television series debuted '''05 January 1992''' on Nippon Golden Network between 6:00 and 6:30 p.m.<ref>{{Cite web\|URL=https://groups.google.com/d/msg/rec.arts.anime/RGHktCgU3HY/YLYGy_e9xK8J\|Website=rec.arts.anime\|Title="Dragonball the series"\|Date=03 January 1992\|AccessDate=19 October 2019}}</ref><ref>"Authorized Viewers Guide to Jones Spacelink of Hawaii, Inc". ''Hawaii Tribune-Herald'', Sunday, January 5, 1992. (p. 51). Retrieved: 15 June 2021.</ref>{{efn\|Posts of the era are inconsistent regarding the exact start time, and TV listings in newspaper do not make 15-minute distinctions. While it's possible it aired at 6:30 pm, we have actual screenshots of ''Dragon Ball Z'' commercials saying it ran at 6:15pm...}}, running through the full series to its final episode on '''11 December 1994'''<ref>"Authorized Viewers Guide to Jones Spacelink of Hawaii, Inc". ''Hawaii Tribune-Herald'', Sunday, December 11, 1994. (p. 75). Retrieved: 15 June 2021.</ref>.		The ''Dragon Ball'' television series debuted '''05 January 1992''' on Nippon Golden Network between 6:00 and 6:30 p.m.<ref>{{Cite web\|URL=https://groups.google.com/d/msg/rec.arts.anime/RGHktCgU3HY/YLYGy_e9xK8J\|Website=rec.arts.anime\|Title="Dragonball the series"\|Date=03 January 1992\|AccessDate=19 October 2019}}</ref><ref>"Authorized Viewers Guide to Jones Spacelink of Hawaii, Inc". ''Hawaii Tribune-Herald'', Sunday, January 5, 1992. (p. 51). Retrieved: 15 June 2021.</ref>{{efn\|Posts of the era are inconsistent regarding the exact start time, and TV listings in newspaper do not make 15-minute distinctions. While it's possible it aired at 6:30 pm, we do have contemporary Usenet posts from 1992 citing 6:15pm, and we have actual screenshots of ''Dragon Ball Z'' commercials saying it ran at 6:15pm...}}, running through the full series to its final episode on '''11 December 1994'''<ref>"Authorized Viewers Guide to Jones Spacelink of Hawaii, Inc". ''Hawaii Tribune-Herald'', Sunday, December 11, 1994. (p. 75). Retrieved: 15 June 2021.</ref>.

	===Dragon Ball Z===		===Dragon Ball Z===

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	Recordings of Nippon Golden Network broadcasts were heavily traded in the VHS fansub circuit in the 1990s, with their subtitled versions of the entirety of the ''Dragon Ball'' series and early parts of the ''Dragon Ball Z'' series often being skipped by other fansubbers due to, alongside other factors, NGN's versions already being available.		Recordings of Nippon Golden Network broadcasts were heavily traded in the VHS fansub circuit in the 1990s, with their subtitled versions of the entirety of the ''Dragon Ball'' series and early parts of the ''Dragon Ball Z'' series often being skipped by other fansubbers due to, alongside other factors, NGN's versions already being available.

	Nippon Golden Network ran the ''Dragon Ball Z'' television series for just over 100 episodes<ref>{{Cite web\|URL=http://www.angelfire.com/mi/tENCHImUYO/dbz.html\|Website=Wakusei Andromeda\|Title="Fansubs"\|Date=01 July 2000\|AccessDate=25 October 2019}}</ref> into ~~1995~~; this, incidentally, coincided with FUNimation~~'s acquisition~~ (~~1994) and initial distribution (1995~~) of ~~the~~ ''Dragon Ball'' ~~franchise in North America~~.		Nippon Golden Network ran the ''Dragon Ball Z'' television series for just over 100 episodes<ref>{{Cite web\|URL=https://web.archive.org/web/20230409172700/http://www.angelfire.com/mi/tENCHImUYO/dbz.html\|Website=Wakusei Andromeda\|Title="Fansubs"\|Date=01 July 2000\|AccessDate=25 October 2019}}</ref> into mid/late-1996; this, incidentally, coincided with [[FUNimation Dragon Ball Z English Dub (1996-1998)\|the syndication broadcast of FUNimation's ''Dragon Ball Z'' English dub]] beginning.

	==External Links==		==External Links==

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	==Dragon Ball Content==		==Dragon Ball Content==
	[[File:~~ngn~~-~~subs~~-~~screen~~.~~jpg~~\|thumb\|250px\|Screenshot from a Nippon Golden Network broadcast of the ''Dragon Ball Z'' television series.]]		[[File:Ngn-sub-example-makankosappo.png\|thumb\|250px\|Screenshot from a Nippon Golden Network broadcast of the ''Dragon Ball Z'' television series.]]
	The ''Dragon Ball'' franchise debuted in January 1992 on Nippon Golden Network~~, airing Sunday at 6:30 p.m~~.		The ''Dragon Ball'' franchise debuted in January 1992 on Nippon Golden Network.

	===Dragon Ball===		===Dragon Ball===

	The ''Dragon Ball'' television series debuted '''05 January 1992''' on Nippon Golden Network at 6:30 p.m.<ref>{{Cite web\|URL=https://groups.google.com/d/msg/rec.arts.anime/RGHktCgU3HY/YLYGy_e9xK8J\|Website=rec.arts.anime\|Title="Dragonball the series"\|Date=03 January 1992\|AccessDate=19 October 2019}}</ref><ref>"Authorized Viewers Guide to Jones Spacelink of Hawaii, Inc". ''Hawaii Tribune-Herald'', Sunday, January 5, 1992. (p. 51). Retrieved: 15 June 2021.</ref>, running through the full series to its final episode on '''11 December 1994'''<ref>"Authorized Viewers Guide to Jones Spacelink of Hawaii, Inc". ''Hawaii Tribune-Herald'', Sunday, December 11, 1994. (p. 75). Retrieved: 15 June 2021.</ref>.		The ''Dragon Ball'' television series debuted '''05 January 1992''' on Nippon Golden Network between 6:00 and 6:30 p.m.<ref>{{Cite web\|URL=https://groups.google.com/d/msg/rec.arts.anime/RGHktCgU3HY/YLYGy_e9xK8J\|Website=rec.arts.anime\|Title="Dragonball the series"\|Date=03 January 1992\|AccessDate=19 October 2019}}</ref><ref>"Authorized Viewers Guide to Jones Spacelink of Hawaii, Inc". ''Hawaii Tribune-Herald'', Sunday, January 5, 1992. (p. 51). Retrieved: 15 June 2021.</ref>{{efn\|Posts of the era are inconsistent regarding the exact start time, and TV listings in newspaper do not make 15-minute distinctions. While it's possible it aired at 6:30 pm, we have actual screenshots of ''Dragon Ball Z'' commercials saying it ran at 6:15pm...}}, running through the full series to its final episode on '''11 December 1994'''<ref>"Authorized Viewers Guide to Jones Spacelink of Hawaii, Inc". ''Hawaii Tribune-Herald'', Sunday, December 11, 1994. (p. 75). Retrieved: 15 June 2021.</ref>.

	===Dragon Ball Z===		===Dragon Ball Z===

	The ''Dragon Ball Z'' television series debuted '''18 December 1994'''<ref>"Authorized Viewers Guide to Jones Spacelink of Hawaii, Inc". ''Hawaii Tribune-Herald'', Sunday, December 18, 1994. (p. 74). Retrieved: 15 June 2021.</ref>~~<ref group="note">~~This premiere date was determined by searching through the <em>newspapers.com</em> paid archives and by examining the specific timeslot listings for Nippon Golden Network on a week-to-week basis. Whereas the listing for Sunday, December 11 says "Dragon Ball", it is here on Sunday, December 18 that the listing switches to saying "Dragon Ball Z". This lines up precisely with contemporary chatter on the ''rec.arts.anime'' Usenet board regarding the shift in programming.~~</ref>~~ on Nippon Golden Network, inheriting the timeslot from the first television series.<ref>{{Cite web\|URL=https://groups.google.com/d/msg/rec.arts.anime/mGFBsanfVgw/ImpeTOAAMwMJ\|Website=rec.arts.anime\|Title="REQ; Dragon Ball Z In Hawaii??"\|Date=03 January 1995\|AccessDate=19 October 2019}}</ref> Just over 100 episodes of the series were produced; the series did not run to completion.~~<ref group="note">~~''Dragon Ball Z'''s final listing for broadcast on Nippon Golden Network in the ''Hawaii Tribune-Herald'' is on Sunday, September 29, 1996; this is roughly two weeks after the larger, nationwide debut of FUNimation's English dub. The October 6, 1996 issue of the ''Hawaii Tribune-Herald'' does not list ''Dragon Ball Z'' in the same timeslot, instead noting Japanese news program "Hodo 2001" from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m.</~~ref~~>		The ''Dragon Ball Z'' television series debuted '''18 December 1994'''<ref>"Authorized Viewers Guide to Jones Spacelink of Hawaii, Inc". ''Hawaii Tribune-Herald'', Sunday, December 18, 1994. (p. 74). Retrieved: 15 June 2021.</ref>{{efn\|This premiere date was determined by searching through the <em>newspapers.com</em> paid archives and by examining the specific timeslot listings for Nippon Golden Network on a week-to-week basis. Whereas the listing for Sunday, December 11 says "Dragon Ball", it is here on Sunday, December 18 that the listing switches to saying "Dragon Ball Z". This lines up precisely with contemporary chatter on the ''rec.arts.anime'' Usenet board regarding the shift in programming.}} on Nippon Golden Network, inheriting the timeslot from the first television series.<ref>{{Cite web\|URL=https://groups.google.com/d/msg/rec.arts.anime/mGFBsanfVgw/ImpeTOAAMwMJ\|Website=rec.arts.anime\|Title="REQ; Dragon Ball Z In Hawaii??"\|Date=03 January 1995\|AccessDate=19 October 2019}}</ref> Just over 100 episodes of the series were produced; the series did not run to completion.{{efn\|''Dragon Ball Z'''s final listing for broadcast on Nippon Golden Network in the ''Hawaii Tribune-Herald'' is on Sunday, September 29, 1996; this is roughly two weeks after the larger, nationwide debut of FUNimation's English dub. The October 6, 1996 issue of the ''Hawaii Tribune-Herald'' does not list ''Dragon Ball Z'' in the same timeslot, instead noting Japanese news program "Hodo 2001" from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m.}}

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			File:Ngn-dbz-airs-sundays.png\|thumb\|200px\|''Dragon Ball Z'' primary airings Sundays
			File:Ngn-dbz-repeats-mondays.png\|thumb\|250px\|''Dragon Ball Z'' repeats on Mondays
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	==Legacy==		==Legacy==
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	==Notes==		==Notes==
	{{~~reflist\|group=note~~}}		{{notelist}}

	==References==		==References==
	{{~~reflist~~}}		{{Reflist}}

	{{Companies}}		{{Companies}}

	[[Category:Company]]		[[Category:Company]]

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	[[File:ngn-subs-screen.jpg\|thumb\|250px\|Screenshot from a Nippon Golden Network broadcast of the ''Dragon Ball Z'' television series.]]		[[File:ngn-subs-screen.jpg\|thumb\|250px\|Screenshot from a Nippon Golden Network broadcast of the ''Dragon Ball Z'' television series.]]
	The ''Dragon Ball'' franchise debuted in January 1992 on Nippon Golden Network, airing Sunday ~~evenings with start times ranging from 6:00 to 6:15 to~~ 6:30 p.m.		The ''Dragon Ball'' franchise debuted in January 1992 on Nippon Golden Network, airing Sunday at 6:30 p.m.

	===Dragon Ball===		===Dragon Ball===

	The ''Dragon Ball'' television series debuted '''06 January 1992''' on Nippon Golden Network at 6:30 p.m.<ref>{{Cite web\|URL=https://groups.google.com/d/msg/rec.arts.anime/RGHktCgU3HY/YLYGy_e9xK8J\|Website=rec.arts.anime\|Title="Dragonball the series"\|Date=03 January 1992\|AccessDate=19 October 2019}}</ref>		The ''Dragon Ball'' television series debuted '''05 January 1992''' on Nippon Golden Network at 6:30 p.m.<ref>{{Cite web\|URL=https://groups.google.com/d/msg/rec.arts.anime/RGHktCgU3HY/YLYGy_e9xK8J\|Website=rec.arts.anime\|Title="Dragonball the series"\|Date=03 January 1992\|AccessDate=19 October 2019}}</ref><ref>"Authorized Viewers Guide to Jones Spacelink of Hawaii, Inc". ''Hawaii Tribune-Herald'', Sunday, January 5, 1992. (p. 51). Retrieved: 15 June 2021.</ref>, running through the full series to its final episode on '''11 December 1994'''<ref>"Authorized Viewers Guide to Jones Spacelink of Hawaii, Inc". ''Hawaii Tribune-Herald'', Sunday, December 11, 1994. (p. 75). Retrieved: 15 June 2021.</ref>.

	===Dragon Ball Z===		===Dragon Ball Z===

	The ''Dragon Ball Z'' television series debuted in ~~late 1994~~ on Nippon Golden Network, inheriting the timeslot from the first television series.<ref>{{Cite web\|URL=https://groups.google.com/d/msg/rec.arts.anime/mGFBsanfVgw/ImpeTOAAMwMJ\|Website=rec.arts.anime\|Title="REQ; Dragon Ball Z In Hawaii??"\|Date=03 January 1995\|AccessDate=19 October 2019}}</ref> Just over 100 episodes of the series were produced; the series did not run to completion.		The ''Dragon Ball Z'' television series debuted '''18 December 1994'''<ref>"Authorized Viewers Guide to Jones Spacelink of Hawaii, Inc". ''Hawaii Tribune-Herald'', Sunday, December 18, 1994. (p. 74). Retrieved: 15 June 2021.</ref><ref group="note">This premiere date was determined by searching through the <em>newspapers.com</em> paid archives and by examining the specific timeslot listings for Nippon Golden Network on a week-to-week basis. Whereas the listing for Sunday, December 11 says "Dragon Ball", it is here on Sunday, December 18 that the listing switches to saying "Dragon Ball Z". This lines up precisely with contemporary chatter on the ''rec.arts.anime'' Usenet board regarding the shift in programming.</ref> on Nippon Golden Network, inheriting the timeslot from the first television series.<ref>{{Cite web\|URL=https://groups.google.com/d/msg/rec.arts.anime/mGFBsanfVgw/ImpeTOAAMwMJ\|Website=rec.arts.anime\|Title="REQ; Dragon Ball Z In Hawaii??"\|Date=03 January 1995\|AccessDate=19 October 2019}}</ref> Just over 100 episodes of the series were produced; the series did not run to completion.<ref group="note">''Dragon Ball Z'''s final listing for broadcast on Nippon Golden Network in the ''Hawaii Tribune-Herald'' is on Sunday, September 29, 1996; this is roughly two weeks after the larger, nationwide debut of FUNimation's English dub. The October 6, 1996 issue of the ''Hawaii Tribune-Herald'' does not list ''Dragon Ball Z'' in the same timeslot, instead noting Japanese news program "Hodo 2001" from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m.</ref>

	==Legacy==		==Legacy==
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	==External Links==		==External Links==
	* TBD		* TBD

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

	==References==		==References==
	{{reflist}}		{{reflist}}


	{{Companies}}		{{Companies}}

	[[Category:Company]]		[[Category:Company]]

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	==Dragon Ball Content==		==Dragon Ball Content==
	[[File:~~international~~-~~channel~~-~~commercial~~.jpg\|thumb\|250px\|Screenshot from ~~an International Channel commercial for~~ the ''Dragon Ball Z'' television series ~~broadcast~~.]]		[[File:ngn-subs-screen.jpg\|thumb\|250px\|Screenshot from a Nippon Golden Network broadcast of the ''Dragon Ball Z'' television series.]]
	The ''Dragon Ball'' franchise debuted in January 1992 on Nippon Golden Network, airing Sunday evenings.		The ''Dragon Ball'' franchise debuted in January 1992 on Nippon Golden Network, airing Sunday evenings with start times ranging from 6:00 to 6:15 to 6:30 p.m.

	===Dragon Ball===		===Dragon Ball===
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	The ''Dragon Ball Z'' television series debuted ...		The ''Dragon Ball Z'' television series debuted in late 1994 on Nippon Golden Network, inheriting the timeslot from the first television series.<ref>{{Cite web\|URL=https://groups.google.com/d/msg/rec.arts.anime/mGFBsanfVgw/ImpeTOAAMwMJ\|Website=rec.arts.anime\|Title="REQ; Dragon Ball Z In Hawaii??"\|Date=03 January 1995\|AccessDate=19 October 2019}}</ref> Just over 100 episodes of the series were produced; the series did not run to completion.

	==Legacy==		==Legacy==

	Recordings of Nippon Golden Network broadcasts were heavily traded in the VHS fansub circuit in the 1990s, with their subtitled versions of the entirety of the ''Dragon Ball'' series and early parts of the ''Dragon Ball Z'' series often being skipped by other fansubbers due to, alongside other factors, NGN's versions already being available.		Recordings of Nippon Golden Network broadcasts were heavily traded in the VHS fansub circuit in the 1990s, with their subtitled versions of the entirety of the ''Dragon Ball'' series and early parts of the ''Dragon Ball Z'' series often being skipped by other fansubbers due to, alongside other factors, NGN's versions already being available.

			Nippon Golden Network ran the ''Dragon Ball Z'' television series for just over 100 episodes<ref>{{Cite web\|URL=http://www.angelfire.com/mi/tENCHImUYO/dbz.html\|Website=Wakusei Andromeda\|Title="Fansubs"\|Date=01 July 2000\|AccessDate=25 October 2019}}</ref> into 1995; this, incidentally, coincided with FUNimation's acquisition (1994) and initial distribution (1995) of the ''Dragon Ball'' franchise in North America.

	==External Links==		==External Links==

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'''Nippon Golden Network''', commonly referred to by acronym as '''NGN''', is an American television channel broadcast in Hawaii. The channel was notable for its 1990s broadcast of the ''[[Dragon Ball]]'' and ''[[Dragon Ball Z]]'' television series in its original Japanese language with accompanying English subtitles, following [[Harmony Gold]]'s initiative with the franchise and ahead of [[FUNimation]]'s later acquisition.

==Dragon Ball Content==
[[File:international-channel-commercial.jpg|thumb|250px|Screenshot from an International Channel commercial for the ''Dragon Ball Z'' television series broadcast.]]
The ''Dragon Ball'' franchise debuted in January 1992 on Nippon Golden Network, airing Sunday evenings.

===Dragon Ball===

The ''Dragon Ball'' television series debuted '''06 January 1992''' on Nippon Golden Network at 6:30 p.m.<ref>{{Cite web|URL=https://groups.google.com/d/msg/rec.arts.anime/RGHktCgU3HY/YLYGy_e9xK8J|Website=rec.arts.anime|Title="Dragonball the series"|Date=03 January 1992|AccessDate=19 October 2019}}</ref>

===Dragon Ball Z===

The ''Dragon Ball Z'' television series debuted ...

==Legacy==

Recordings of Nippon Golden Network broadcasts were heavily traded in the VHS fansub circuit in the 1990s, with their subtitled versions of the entirety of the ''Dragon Ball'' series and early parts of the ''Dragon Ball Z'' series often being skipped by other fansubbers due to, alongside other factors, NGN's versions already being available.

==External Links==
* TBD

==References==
{{reflist}}

{{Companies}}

[[Category:Company]]