Japanese CD singles have traditionally been ~3 inch / ~8 mm "mini" CDs, though this has changed over time to the standard-sized CD (anything released for the DragonBall market after 1997 has been a standard-sized CD). The DragonBall franchise has received many different types of CD releases, but any "CD Singles" will be categorized primarily according to price (typically in the ¥900-1500 range), the number of tracks contained on the disc, whether or not the release debuts a new song for its time, and whether or not the Japanese market, itself, actually classifies the release as a "CD Single". [ enter ]

There are twenty DragonBall Z Hit Song Collection" discs in the series. Opening and ending TV themes, movie closing themes, TV episode insert songs, and image songs galore are contained herein. Of special note are the 8 ½ & 18 ½ volumes, which contain remixes of popular songs from all throughout the series and movies. [ enter ]

Consists of the Never Ending Story set, the 5 disc Daizenshuu set, and the brand new, three discs each, four volume Complete Song Collection series. You can find almost every BGM piece, theme song, image song... whatever... on these discs! [ enter ]

From the Super Butôden series to the various video games on the 32-bit platforms, there were some soundtracks released that I'll bet you didn't even know existed! Includes in-game music, new vocal tracks, and more. [ enter ]

Music from the various DragonBall movies have been released on CD, both in single CDs containing music from multiple movies, and later movies that have their very own soundtracks. Some of the movie BGM that was later used in the show appears only on these discs! [ enter ]

This page will catalogue any "miscellaneous" CDs releases for the DragonBall franchise that are a single disc and do not fall into any other category (for example, being a "CD Single"). These are traditionally single-disc "Best Of..." collections, new arrangements of songs, of some other type of re-packaging of previously-existing music. [ enter ]

In Japan, other artists than those featured on DragonBall soundtracks have had the honor of performing a few of these songs. There are also a plethora of additional studio and live performances from the original artists, and even so-called "self-covers" of classic DB songs released on CDs that are otherwise not related to DB. This section is our little way of showcasing these actual "rare" songs. This is stuff we had to kill thousands of men for (or pay too much for, more than likely)...! [ enter ]

In this case, "foreign" refers to countries other than Japan and the US. Did you know that Germany has dozens (and we mean DOZENS!) of drama CDs? That France has a remix album? It really is interesting to see what other countries have that we get screwed out of... [ enter ]

From the early days of Saban onward, we have seen the domestic release of DragonBall CDs. Here, you'll find all sorts of dub music, from Peter Berring's score to the 1995 DragonBall dub, to Shuki Levy's work on the first two DBZ dub seasons, to the most recent compilations from Bruce Faulconer's score. [ enter ]

Don't buy them. That's pretty simple. You won't find a complete listing of all bootleg CDs; rather, you will find a listing of CDs made by bootleggers that aren't exact copies of CDs that have already been released in Japan. Confused? Exactly! [ enter ]