Son Gokû, un guerrero con cola de mono, y sus amigos buscan las Bolas de Dragón, un conjunto de bolas de cristal que, una vez reunidas, conceden a su portador el deseo que quiera.Son Gokû, un guerrero con cola de mono, y sus amigos buscan las Bolas de Dragón, un conjunto de bolas de cristal que, una vez reunidas, conceden a su portador el deseo que quiera.Son Gokû, un guerrero con cola de mono, y sus amigos buscan las Bolas de Dragón, un conjunto de bolas de cristal que, una vez reunidas, conceden a su portador el deseo que quiera.
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- CuriosidadesIn the episode in which Bulma, Goku, and Oolong are camping out in the desert, there is a scene in which a nude Bulma looks out the window, and glare covers her bare breasts. Contrary to popular belief, this scene is not edited for the dub. The glare is there in all versions, uncut Japanese included.
- PifiasWhen Master Roshi is introduced he knows nothing about the Dragon Balls. Yet later in the series, he tells Goku and company an extremely detailed story about their origin.
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[Japanese opening song]
Singer: Grab them in the hands! Dragon Ball! / One of the world's most thrilling secrets / Hunt those down! Dragon Ball! / One of the world's most pleasant miracles / This world is a huge treasure island / That's right, right now, Adventure! / The chest is tightened excitedly in love, dreaming lots of various colors / Somewhere in this world it's glowing / Let's go and find those, boy, striking out the ghosts and goblins / We'll also fly on the cloud machine today / Let's try, try, try, mystical adventure / Across the sky and over the mountains / Let's fly, fly, fly, great adventure / The wonderful trip has begun! / Grasp them in your hands! Dragon Ball! / One of the world's most tough chances / Chase those down! Dragon Ball! / One of the world's most enjoyable dramas / This world is a huge treasure island / That's right, right now, Adventure!
- Créditos adicionalesThe closing credits are a montage of images based on covers from the "Dragon Ball" manga.
- Versiones alternativasThe French version, distributed across most of Europe during the 90s, reinterpreted or outright deleted several scenes in an effort to make the series suitable for their intended audience, young kids. Most famously, much of the perverted antics of Master Roshi and a great deal of crass jokes were rewritten, but the animation was often left intact. This has lead to the animation at times clearly showing that the characters were thinking "dirty" thoughts, even though the dialogue itself was more kid-friendly. For example, Yamcha's fear of seeing naked women was twisted into him being afraid of shampoo. However, several similar gags were actually kept and only slightly toned down.
- ConexionesAlternate-language version of Dragon Ball Z (1989)
Very underrated to this very day , being often overlooked in order to focus only in the events from Dragon Ball Z...But honestly, skipping the original Dragon Ball as a whole, if anything lessens all the enjoyement the sequel series could have.
If I have started watching Dragon Ball Z without having seen Dragon Ball first (Like many fans from the United States did) I would have been completely lost, completely unable to follow the story and the way the characters interact.
In Dragon Ball we are able to witness the very beginning of Goku's journey and how he meet his friends, and the way he kept improving himself as a fighter. The emotional impact of the deaths of some characters in the first arc of Dragon Ball Z is largely connected with the original series.
Piccolo's transition from villain to hero is not as good without having the chance of seeing how he firstly appeared in the series as the main antagonist. (And honestly, is the most convincing redemption arc from Dragon Ball, along with the change of heart Tenshinhan had)
Some people dismiss the series simply because of its whimsical nature, focusing mostly in the "serious" parts (Like the Frieza and Cell saga), but being fun and whimsical is precisely one of the biggest charms Dragon Ball as whole has, opposed to other, more dramatic fighting shonen anime, including those series inspired by Dragon Ball.
Dragon Ball GT and Dragon Ball Super have tried to capture the same kind of charm the original series had, without success.
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- 11 feb 2021
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