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Since its release, Dragon Ball has become and still remains one of the most successful manga and anime series of all time. So it's no surprise that finally a dedicated adaptation of the manga appears after such a long time. Despite some annoyances, Kai does its best to be considered the best version of this classic shounen franchise. Even if it seems like it is treading unfamiliar grounds in places, cutting of the final Saga, the storytelling and merits provide the lighthearted sense of adventure and great entertainment that make this remade, once in a long time of those long-run shounen anime, such fun.
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Focused above all on battles. I really hate the fact that people revive so easily, that every battle lasts for weeks,
that the enemies follow each other as in a climax, from the weakest to the strongest and they always target our Earth.
Dragon Ball is an anime that always follows the same repetitive scheme, in which the characters, Goku above all, seem to
have no feelings: they only think about training and fighting, they only live for this. Also the fact that the dragon
balls can grant any wish diminishes every event: why do you have to be sad about someone's death or the earth exploding
into a thousand pieces? In the end it comes down to nothing, everything returns to normality in two seconds and nothing
changes.
VEGETA: "Goku! I’d rather die than fuse with you!"
GOKU: "But, Vegeta… we’re already dead!"
The best season of Dragon balls! It's full action and fun! It's a shonen anime, but I like it very well! :)
Maybe beacuse of the great characters! Especially Trunks! He is my favorite as a child and as a teen too ;D
It's a older anime, but I think is one of the top ;)
As my childhood anime, this is the most awesome thing ever. Remembering watching it is a fantastic nostalgic trip that I
always love taking, but when you get older, you begin to realize that the things you watched as a child, to put it
bluntly, utterly fail. Seeing the anime now that I'm older, I realize how repetitive, overlong, and what inconsistent
animation it has. Does that mean I no longer love it? No. Actually, I still adore this anime, but in an objective
perspective, it's in no way a masterpiece of storytelling and animation.
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It's a very interesting anime, but many of the sagas were too dragged out, and some of the villains of the series were
pathetic. The best saga of this anime, in my opinion is the Frieza saga. While it is very long, it had a better
variation of characters, a decent plot, and each character wasn't as freakishly powerful - which is how they become as
the anime progresses. Not only that, but while the dragonballs, which prove to be one of the most memborable aspects of
the anime, are very original and interesting, is plot device which makes the anime suffer.
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Is a character doing to die in the next episode? Who gives a flying Pwar, they'll be back in another 20 episodes! That's
right; pretty much anyone that's slightly important to the series, lives in the end (well, except for some of the
antagonists). The Dragonballs are the magic plot device that enable this, and while it's cool, it makes you worry and
connect with the character's less. Why would I be anticipating the next battle when It's easy to predict the outcome, or
simply, not care at all.
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While it's an anime I recommend, I'd certainly wouldn't suggest that one being's watching it, expecting to see a
masterpiece.
One of the first animes I've seen. It was an attraction to watch TV in the mid-90's in Chile, issued daily, and I loved it. The school was the subject of conversation and had become a culture through high school. Then he took a TV for excessive violence and occasionally relayed it, but I was eager to see once per second. A cult anime from start to finish, which has not seen it ... simply had no children. Recommended! "10 points"
Akiitsu rated 9.00:I really liked the anime, even if it was repetitive and exaustive sometimes (Eg.: Freeza vs Goku fight in planet Namek). It follows the manga flawlessly, I like it when they don't mess too much with the original plot and the plot from DragonBall plus DragonBall Z is an epic one, following Goku's life since he was a kid until his adulthood... and even grandchildren! In the end it's a good show that deserves the attention. I own all the manga and all the specials in official VHS tapes.