It was a way of life back then.
Dragonball Z - the sequel to Dragonball where our hero Goku continues to save the world as an adult, husband, and father - was certainly more than a simple cartoon. DBZ taught us about true strength, pride, perseverance, and the power of friendship.
Unlike American television shows that can last a lifetime, many anime shows are finite stories. As such, the Dragonball franchise ended after Dragonball GT, leaving today's youth with only Dragonball Z Kai (an edited version which is a post for another day itself).
Unlike American television shows that can last a lifetime, many anime shows are finite stories. As such, the Dragonball franchise ended after Dragonball GT, leaving today's youth with only Dragonball Z Kai (an edited version which is a post for another day itself).
Not a fan, but it'll do if it's all you've got...
Feeling nostalgic? Cheer up! Episodes of the show are on Hulu, but there's something even better on YouTube...
A group calling themselves Team Four Star has put together a very well done parody of the popular epic called Dragonball Z Abridged. It hilariously brings to light a lot of subtle things we might have missed watching the show as children, and it makes the experience more adult. There are also pop culture references that further the hilarity.
Any fan of the original Dragonball Z must watch the Dragonball Z Abridged parodies! They're thoroughly entertaining and make you fall in love with the original series all over again.
Check it out & let me know what you think on the
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