Dragon Ball: Season 2

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In the Dragon Ball Z Season Two DVD Box Set you get 35 episodes of the show, and specifically the Namek and Captain Ginyu Sagas. You can choose to watch these episodes in Japanese with the original Japanese music, or in English with either the Japanese music, or the English music that originally aired with the episode on television.This set is composed of 6 discs, each having six episodes except the last which only has 5 and the extras. The extras are pathetic at best, but as I've already pointed out in the Season One Box Set, I bought this for the episodes themselves. You get 35 episodes of the show for a price much better than if you were to buy the episodes individually. Of course, the marathon mode is back where you can skip the opening, ending, and, "Last time on Dragon Ball Z...." part and instead watch every episode back to back. This is a terrific addition to these sets. Again, the top and bottom are cut off a bit, but not enough to take the enjoyment out of watching these episodes. After the first episode, you get used to this.Season two focuses primarily on Krillin, Gohan, and Bulma as they journey to Namek in an attempt to use the namekian Dragon Balls to revive those killed by the saiyans. The majority of the season lacks Goku fighting anyone, but does have him training, Vegeta is a constant threat through most of the season until a power even greater than he can handle forces him to team up with our heroes.As a big fan, I was wondering how and if they were going to redub the Ginyu saga as Funimation had already dubbed it once before. I hoped they would fix the voices as that was their first dub and many were off during the original dubbing. Thankfully, characters like Vegeta, Frieza, and Ginyu did have voice changes in the redub, but unfortunately others like Nail, King Kai, and Goku did not. All in all, this left me with a mixed feeling, but the voices that needed to be changed the most were and the others really didn't take away from the enjoyment of watching the episodes.These two sagas take place almost entirely on Namek and action is abundant. Season Two is perhaps most important due to its introduction of Frieza, a monster so powerful even Vegeta fears him. Frieza is a truly evil and interesting villain. His minions also portray evil well. Vegeta seems very evil through most of the season, but eventually becomes an ally to our heroes. Again, this season has great characters, good fights, and best of all, ultimately leaves you wanting more. As the season ends, the summoning of Namek's dragon, which our heroes have been hoping to summon since before the season began, and the ultimate climactic battle against Frieza are both close at hand... A terrific set recommended for any fan of anime, or Dragon Ball Z.

In Season Two of Dragon Ball, The martial art tournament is over and Goku set out for his grandma 4 star dragon ball. The Red Ribbon Army is on the hunt for the legendary dragon balls as well. General Silver is the first one of the Red Ribbon Army he comes across, then follow by General White, General Blue and General Yellow. Then the Red Ribbon Army send Mercenary Tao after Goku, he is defected by Tao. Goku climbs up Korin Tower to magnify his from drinking the magic water, just as Master Roshi did before. So can Goku make it to the top and get the magic water from Master Korin. So he can get the dragon balls back from Tao and wish Upa father back to life. Or will the Red Ribbon Army Clam Victory over Goku clam the power of the dragon ball and rule the world.Season Two Disc BreakDownDisc 0132.The Flying Fortress-Vanished33.The Legend Of A Dragon34.Cruel General Red35.Cold Reception36.Major Metallitron37.Ninja Murasaki Is Coming38.Five MurasakisDisc 0239.Mysterious Android No. 840.Horrifying Buyon41.The Fall Of Muscle Tower42.The Secret Of Dr. Flappe43.A Trip To The City44.Master Thief Hasky45.Danger In The AirDisc 0346.Bulma's Bad Day47.Kame House Found48.Deep Blue Sea49.Roshi Surprise50.The Trap Is Sprung51.Beware Of Robot52.The Pirate TreasureDisc 0453.Blue, Black And Blue54.Escape From Pirate Cave55.Penguin Village56.Strange Visitor57.Arale vs. Blue58.The Land Of KorinDisc 0559.The Notorious Mercenary60.Tao Attacks61.Korin TowerComing Soon Dragon Ball Season Three Review

Is this okay for young kids to watch as in 10 or below and the answer is no to all you moms and dads out who are looking to get this along with the first season for you children be it boy or girl while there isn’t any cursing For the English version there is a lot of nudity (Goku) or implied nudity (Bulma) in every other episode or so, I don’t keep track but there is a lot not only that but there are also guns in the show which are used mainly in a comedic sense where the bad guys shoot at someone but aren’t killed but shocked. But there is shooting in the show.there is also obvious killing and death especially in this set.So what age would this be appropriate for at least 13 if not 14 at least that’s what I think. it’s the age where your children should have the proper understanding to know what’s happening in the show and find it funny and humorous.

Every disc played without issue. English 5.1 with subs and also original Japanese mono with subs as well. This is the unedited with nudity, language and all that stuff. Only issue with the remaster is some transition scenes black screen - audio continues and it only black screens for a second. Happens funny enough at times it doesn't matter but it does happen a few times an episode. Can mess with your TV settings for screen but it comes 4:3 so the black lines are right and left not top and bottom of your big screen. Marathon feature is a god send and was so happy to relive this series from Tsunami days!! Every episode played without issue - so happy to add this to the collection!!

Love this series lots of great episodes

Son loves this

Livraison impeccable. Pour les DVD, ça reste à voir après ouverture du cadeau par les enfants à Noel !!!!

Si creciste con esta serie y te gusta coleccionar te la tienes que comprar , te transporta a tu infancia de una manera increíble , a esos momentos que intentabas lanzar la honda vital jajaja. Por un precio muy bueno comparado con tiendas físicas que todos conocemos

Ich kann mich dunkel an die Zeit erinnern, als Dragonball noch unzensiert im deutschen Fernsehen lief. Die Zeit ist leider lange vorbei. Lange wurde es dann nicht mehr ausgestrahlt. Und was dann? Es wurde zwar wieder regelmässig auf einem hier nicht namentlich genannten Sender ausgestrahlt, aber so stark geschnitten, dass man es einfach nicht mehr anschauen wollte. Die deutschen DVD-Boxen die es von diesen Versionen im öffentlichen Handel zu kaufen gibt, sind leider ebenfalls komplett geschnitten, nach dem Motto "FSK6"...Als ich dann auf diese Boxen aufmerksam geworden bin, war ich sehr froh endlich eine komplett ungeschnittene Fassung zu bekommen. Sie sind zwar auf englisch, was mich aber garnicht stört. Im Gegenteil. Die englischen Stimmen gefallen mir teilweise sogar besser. Aber das ist natürlich auch Geschmacksache.Für jeden Fan ein Muss, kaufen! (Vor allem bei diesem unschlagbaren Preis)