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There are just so many releases of DragonBall and all its various spin-offs on DVD (and now Blu-ray), that it is nearly impossible to keep track of them (nevermind what is on them, which languages are present, what are the extras, etc). From this index you can click further for full series description, a breakdown of the various (and confusing) box sets, re-releases, etc.
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| FUNimation has released the entire DragonBall TV series in two-disc sets. All but the first thirteen episodes (the "Saga of Goku" box set, which also contains DB movie 1) are bilingual and uncut. A new "remastered" release has been announced that will include the first thirteen episodes. |
Volumes Released / Announced: 16
Total Volumes Expected: 17
Episodes: 1-153 English / 1-153 Japanese |
AVAILABILITY:
- Edited, English Dubbed Only (1-13)
- Uncut, Bilingual (14-153)
- Uncut, Bilingual, "Remastered" (1-153)
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| Movie 1 is included in the "Saga of Goku" TV box set as and edited, dub-only release. Movie 2 has been released as a part of the DB movies 2-4 box set. Movies 3 and 4 (the 10th anniversary movie) both had their own individual, uncut, bilingual releases in addition to the DB movies 2-4 box set (though there is also an edited, dub-only release of movie 4). Movie 1 was finally released uncut and bilingual in 2010. |
Volumes Released / Announced: 5 + Boxes
Total Volumes Expected: 5 + Boxes
Episodes: 1-4 English / 1-4 Japanese |
AVAILABILITY:
- Edited, English Dubbed Only (1, 4)
- Uncut, Bilingual (1, 2, 3, 4)
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| The first two seasons of FUNimation's dub have been released by Pioneer as edited and dub-only. These have completed a confusing re-release that included a canceled "Ultimate Uncut Edition" run in favor of a faux-"remastered" widescreen release which contains a redub using FUNimation's current voice cast. After that, the entire TV series is uncut and bilingual, released directly from FUNimation. The original releases were phased out in favor of FUNimation's faux-"remastered" widescreen release of the rest of the series, which themselves were succeeded by "Dragon Box" releases of the entire TV series. FUNimation has also announced a new remaster of the series for Blu-ray. |
Volumes Released / Announced: 87 individual (plus corresponding box sets), 9 canceled individual, 9 faux-"remastered" box sets, 7 "Dragon Box" sets, unknown number of Blu-ray sets
Total Volumes Expected: 87 individual (plus corresponding box sets), 9 canceled individual, 9 faux-"remastered" box sets, 7 "Dragon Box" sets, unknown number of Blu-ray sets
Episodes: 1-276 (-291) English / 1-291 Japanese |
AVAILABILITY:
- Edited, English Dubbed Only (1-53 / 1-67)
- Uncut, Bilingual (54-276 / 67-291)
- Uncut, Redubbed, Trilingual (1-27 / 1-27)
- Uncut, Bilingual (1-291, season sets)
- Uncut, Bilingual (1-291, "Dragon Box")
- Uncut, Bilingual (1-ongoing, Blu-ray)
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| Similar to the first two seasons of the TV series, FUNimation's productions of DBZ Movies 1-3 have been released by Pioneer, with FUNimation themselves directly releasing the rest of them. Upon completing the remainder of the movies, FUNimation returned to release a "First Strike" box set that contained the re-releases of DBZ Movies 1-3. Following the success of their faux-"remastered" DBZ TV season sets, FUNimation began releasing the DBZ movies as double-features in a similar style beginning in May 2008 concurrently on DVD and Blu-ray. |
Volumes Released / Announced: 20+
Total Volumes Expected: 20+
Episodes: 1-13 English / 1-13 Japanese |
AVAILABILITY:
- Edited, English Dubbed Only (4-9)
- Uncut, Bilingual (1-13)
- Uncut, Trilingual (5)
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| The GT TV series on DVD "begins" with a special episode, which is actually a dub-only recap of the first sixteen episodes. FUNimation has since gone back and released these first episodes as part of their "Lost Episodes" five-volume collection. Most recently released are two "remastered season box set" versions of the entire series. |
Volumes Released / Announced: 20 + box sets
Total Volumes Expected: 20 + box sets
Episodes: 1-64 English / 1-64 Japanese |
AVAILABILITY:
- Uncut, Bilingual (1-64 / 1-64)
- Uncut, English Only (Special Recap on Vol. #1)
- Uncut, "Remastered" (1-64 / 1-64)
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| The two feature-length DBZ TV Specials and single DBGT TV Special have all been released on DVD, while the two DBZ TV Specials also received their own faux"remastered" release as a "double-feature" on both DVD and Blu-ray. The DBGT TV special was included on the second remastered DBGT TV box set. |
Volumes Released / Announced: 4
Total Volumes Expected: 4+
Episodes: 1-64 English / 1-64 Japanese |
AVAILABILITY:
- Uncut, Bilingual (DBZ TV Sp. 1-2; DBGT TV Sp.)
- Uncut, Bilingual, Remastered (DBZ TV Sp. 1-2)
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| The "refreshed" version of the series gained a letter back and was announced as "DragonBall Z Kai" for North American distribution from FUNimation. It will be seeing multi-disc packs from the beginning, released on both Blu-ray and standard DVD. |
Volumes Released / Announced: 5
Total Volumes Expected: ?
Episodes: 1-97 English / 1-97 Japanese |
AVAILABILITY:
- Uncut, Bilingual (Blu-ray)
- Uncut, Bilingual (DVD)
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