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DragonBall Z: Season Four (REGION 1)(NTSC) (NTSC)

starring: Sean Schemmel, Chris R Sabat, Eric Vale, Chuck Huber, Meredith McCoy
directed by: Daisuke Nishio

Release Date February 19, 2008
Like all other Dragonball Z season box set's this set is a MUST buy! It features THE Garlic JR, Trunks and Android sagas. That's 32 episodes on six discs! The DVD set also includes the English DUB with Japanese background music, Japanese and English Dub with US music (Soundtrack from Bruce Faulconer)
The DVD set still remains in its 16:9 format (widescreen)
A major disappointment to this box set is the lack of Re- Dub especially. At the start of the set Vegeta's voice had been Re-Dubbed (Garlic JR saga) but remained untouched from the Trunks saga and onwards) This would have to be the most noticeable voice change as his voice changes from deep to rather high pitched, so if you're a fan of Vegeta's deep voice then you are going to ... Read More:

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DragonBall Z Double Feature: Bardock, The Father Of Goku & History Of Trunks (REGION 1)(NTSC) (NTSC)

starring: Sonny Strait, Eric Vale, Linda Young, Chuck Huber, Meredith McCoy

Release Date February 19, 2008
I purchased this with the Series 3 Dragonball Z Remastered BoxSet, I have previously purchased season 1 and 2 of the remastered series and all 3 series have worked successfully. However this Double Feature DVD did not work on my english dvd player- which is quite odd as it does specify on the back NTSC 1,2 and 4 which 2 is the region we belong in so unfortunately this DVD does not work in the UK but fortunately for me my friend can make a copy of the discs into our Region just beware it seems not all of the remastered series and films work in the UK but I can confirm series 1,2 and 3 all work just not this dvd. However I have watched it and it is amazing and I love the widescreen feature in all of the boxsets and films DBZ simply never looked ... Read More:

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DragonBall Z Super Android 13!: Uncut Feature (REGION 1) (NTSC) [1989]

starring: Sean Schemmel, Chris R Sabat, Eric Vale, Chuck Huber, Stephanie Nadonly

Release Date February 04, 2003
Ok, firstly next to none of the Dragon Ball Z movies fit in with the anime series timeline, they are best viewed as alternate story routes after certain saga's, In this case, I'd imagine it is set after the android saga but as if Cell never become involved. Due to the original #17 & #18 androids being directly shown and being directly mentioned by Goku but no mention of Cell as far as I have heard, also where Cell was originally made in his place we have three more deadly androids, that said let me start the review.
I rate my Dragon Ball Z movie's on the quality of story as well as the action and how developed the characters are in the movie, The basic story is there are three more androids looking for Goku so that they can follow Gero's ... Read More:

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DragonBall Z The History of Trunks: Uncut Special Feature (REGION 1) (NTSC) [2000]

starring: Eric Vale, Daemon Clarke, Tiffany Vollmer, Meredith McCoy, Chuck Huber

Release Date October 25, 2000
This really is an amazing piece of work, and is a must have for any DBZ fan. However, originally this was actually aired on TV in Japan, therefore when it's put on DVD it feels a bit empty. The story ends with Trunks going back in time, and then that's it. There are some scenes from the original anime in the credits, but not enough. It would've been nice if they had done a short summary of Trunks' time in the past and then shown the footage of Trunks coming back and killing the andriods, but no such luck.

This is my favorite piece of DBZ, and i would love to recommend this to a first time viewer, but really you need to know the story and have seen Trunks going back to his own time in the series, because if you haven't ... Read More:

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Dragon Ball Z: First Strike - Movies 1-3 (REGION 1) (NTSC)

starring: Sean Schemmel, Stephanie Nadonly, Chuck Huber, Chris Patton, Sonny Strait
directed by: Daisuke Nishio

Release Date November 14, 2006
This really is an amazing piece of work, and is a must have for any DBZ fan. However, originally this was actually aired on TV in Japan, therefore when it's put on DVD it feels a bit empty. The story ends with Trunks going back in time, and then that's it. There are some scenes from the original anime in the credits, but not enough. It would've been nice if they had done a short summary of Trunks' time in the past and then shown the footage of Trunks coming back and killing the andriods, but no such luck.

This is my favorite piece of DBZ, and i would love to recommend this to a first time viewer, but really you need to know the story and have seen Trunks going back to his own time in the series, because if you haven't ... Read More:

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Yu Yu Hakusho - 2 Disc Vol. 6 - Sixth Sense - Episode 71-84 (REGION 1) (NTSC)

starring: Justin Cook, Laura Bailey, Christopher Sabat, Cynthia Cranz, Chuck Huber

Release Date July 24, 2007
This really is an amazing piece of work, and is a must have for any DBZ fan. However, originally this was actually aired on TV in Japan, therefore when it's put on DVD it feels a bit empty. The story ends with Trunks going back in time, and then that's it. There are some scenes from the original anime in the credits, but not enough. It would've been nice if they had done a short summary of Trunks' time in the past and then shown the footage of Trunks coming back and killing the andriods, but no such luck.

This is my favorite piece of DBZ, and i would love to recommend this to a first time viewer, but really you need to know the story and have seen Trunks going back to his own time in the series, because if you haven't ... Read More:

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DragonBall Z Dead Zone: Ultimate Uncut (REGION 1) (NTSC) [1997]

starring: Sean Schemmel, Chuck Huber, Stephanie Nadonly, Chris R Sabat, Sonny Strait

Release Date May 31, 2005
This really is an amazing piece of work, and is a must have for any DBZ fan. However, originally this was actually aired on TV in Japan, therefore when it's put on DVD it feels a bit empty. The story ends with Trunks going back in time, and then that's it. There are some scenes from the original anime in the credits, but not enough. It would've been nice if they had done a short summary of Trunks' time in the past and then shown the footage of Trunks coming back and killing the andriods, but no such luck.

This is my favorite piece of DBZ, and i would love to recommend this to a first time viewer, but really you need to know the story and have seen Trunks going back to his own time in the series, because if you haven't ... Read More:

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Yu Yu Hakusho, Vol. 7: Rescue Yukina [2002] (REGION 1) (NTSC)

starring: Kent Williams, Chuck Huber, Justin Cook, Chance Munsterman, Laura Bailey
directed by: Noriyuki Abe

Release Date December 10, 2002
This really is an amazing piece of work, and is a must have for any DBZ fan. However, originally this was actually aired on TV in Japan, therefore when it's put on DVD it feels a bit empty. The story ends with Trunks going back in time, and then that's it. There are some scenes from the original anime in the credits, but not enough. It would've been nice if they had done a short summary of Trunks' time in the past and then shown the footage of Trunks coming back and killing the andriods, but no such luck.

This is my favorite piece of DBZ, and i would love to recommend this to a first time viewer, but really you need to know the story and have seen Trunks going back to his own time in the series, because if you haven't ... Read More:

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Yu Yu Hakusho, Vol. 6: Seven Ways to Die [2002] (REGION 1) (NTSC)

starring: Kent Williams, Chuck Huber, Justin Cook, Chance Munsterman, Laura Bailey
directed by: Noriyuki Abe

Release Date October 08, 2002
This really is an amazing piece of work, and is a must have for any DBZ fan. However, originally this was actually aired on TV in Japan, therefore when it's put on DVD it feels a bit empty. The story ends with Trunks going back in time, and then that's it. There are some scenes from the original anime in the credits, but not enough. It would've been nice if they had done a short summary of Trunks' time in the past and then shown the footage of Trunks coming back and killing the andriods, but no such luck.

This is my favorite piece of DBZ, and i would love to recommend this to a first time viewer, but really you need to know the story and have seen Trunks going back to his own time in the series, because if you haven't ... Read More:

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Yu Yu Hakusho, Vol. 1: Yusuke Lost, Yusuke Found (REGION 1) (NTSC)

starring: Justin Cook, Laura Bailey (II), Christopher Sabat, Cynthia Cranz, Chuck Huber
directed by: Noriyuki Abe

Release Date January 21, 2003
This really is an amazing piece of work, and is a must have for any DBZ fan. However, originally this was actually aired on TV in Japan, therefore when it's put on DVD it feels a bit empty. The story ends with Trunks going back in time, and then that's it. There are some scenes from the original anime in the credits, but not enough. It would've been nice if they had done a short summary of Trunks' time in the past and then shown the footage of Trunks coming back and killing the andriods, but no such luck.

This is my favorite piece of DBZ, and i would love to recommend this to a first time viewer, but really you need to know the story and have seen Trunks going back to his own time in the series, because if you haven't ... Read More: