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Dragon Ball Z likes and dislikes

Discussion in 'Movies & TV' started by Aundre Saunders, Jul 13, 2019.

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Have you ever watched Dragon Ball Z

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  1. Aundre Saunders

    Aundre Saunders New Member

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    Dragon Ball Z the greatest action cartoon ever made. Akira Toriyama is the creator. I've watched this cartoon as a child up to teen then adulthood. People of all ages can be found gluing their eyeballs to the screen for every episode and scene. The name Dragon Ball of the cartoon is part of the story, the seven balls can be gathered and used for a wish. Even dead characters can be brought back to life. It is full of martial art fighting and superpowers such as flying and energy blasts causing huge explosions.

    Dragon Ball Z has many series and movies too. If you haven't watched this animation yet I would recommend you do so. There is excitement non-stop. If you have watched it. Please leave a comment. What do you like or dislike about DBZ?
     
    Aundre Saunders, Jul 13, 2019
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    I think children to adult loves watching this series.. I am not sure how many episodes are there... but I believe many boys loves it
     
    Sanna, Oct 28, 2019
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    Dbz is good but I prefer Naruto, it has more intricacy to its fighting system and a more grounded fantastical universe
     
    Ztb112703, Nov 26, 2019
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    I remember that Dragon Ball Z came out in my country around the year 1999 or 2000. We got to see Dragon Ball first and I loved it, so by the time DBZ came out, these characters were already well known and they had been part of many kids' childhoods for years already.

    As far as I remember, every kid I knew was excited to see waht would happen now that Goku was all grown up and had a child. I wanted to know what would happen to him and all the other characters I grew to like.

    I watched all the episodes up untill Cell's defeat. After that, I lost track of it. I've watched several episodes after the Cell saga, but I don't really know the order of them anymore.

    Anyways, I have great memories of Dragon Ball Z. It was a huge part of my childhood and I've seen how other people that grew with it and now have kids share this anime with them. It's great to see how people from diferent generations can enjoy it and relate through it.
     
    AtzinGallegos, Nov 28, 2019
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    The quirk that prevented me from getting too emotionally involved in the Dragonball series is the pacing for fights.

    In "Kenichi: The Mightiest Disciple," a fight between two combatants is resolved in 1 or 2 episodes.

    In Dragonball series, a fight between combatants can last an entire season. Oy gevalt...
     
    Scott Watson, Dec 13, 2019
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