By Swordhilt
Dragon Ball Season 5 is a great item for any Dragon Ball or Dragon Ball Z fan who wants to complete their collection or see what happens before Goku's later adventures. Viewers of any anime or Dragon Ball enthusiasts will enjoy the season finale to Dragon Ball, Akira Toriyama's masterpiece. The episodes were all great, especially the filler sequences, and my only complaint is that the DVD box set did NOT come with an episode guide.
By DrOiiDeR
Now I know a lot of people hate me for this but I personally think that Dragon Ball, not Z, but Dragon Ball is the greatest anime. I'm still stuck between this and Naruto, but the original Dragon Ball story, is just so original, completely laugh out loud hilarious and very inspiring. I've always loved Akira Toriyama's art style, he's kind of altered it in Z but what never ceases to amaze me is the creativity. Who would have ever thought of making a Japanese anime with anthropomorphic animals and mainly chibi characters. I've watched the series countless times and I still LOVE it and it keeps me entertained. Even the fillers are great.
Now moving on to the actual boxed set, as you know this is the last season of Dragon Ball. The 1st disc and half of the 2nd disc are the last we see of chibi Goku (Shockingly 15 years old though). In the previous season Goku fought the evil King Piccolo after he killed his closest friends. The King Piccolo saga was the turning point of the Dragon Ball franchise and becomes more known for it's action. In this season Goku prepares and trains with Kami, the earth's guardian for 3 years to fight Piccolo Jr. (King Piccolo's reincarnation) with some filler but still great, and restores the life of his friends with the dragon balls. There are some heated battles and also the final battle between Goku and Jr. After a brutal match between the two warriors Goku embarks on a journey with his life-long friend and future wife Chi-chi to rescue her father from a burning castle (which is another filler). What I found weird though is that I ordered this brand new but for some reason didn't get a booklet included as the previous 4 did. Overall this is a great season and would without a doubt recommend this to anyone.
Dragon Ball Season 5 is a great item for any Dragon Ball or Dragon Ball Z fan who wants to complete their collection or see what happens before Goku's later adventures. Viewers of any anime or Dragon Ball enthusiasts will enjoy the season finale to Dragon Ball, Akira Toriyama's masterpiece. The episodes were all great, especially the filler sequences, and my only complaint is that the DVD box set did NOT come with an episode guide.
By DrOiiDeR
Now I know a lot of people hate me for this but I personally think that Dragon Ball, not Z, but Dragon Ball is the greatest anime. I'm still stuck between this and Naruto, but the original Dragon Ball story, is just so original, completely laugh out loud hilarious and very inspiring. I've always loved Akira Toriyama's art style, he's kind of altered it in Z but what never ceases to amaze me is the creativity. Who would have ever thought of making a Japanese anime with anthropomorphic animals and mainly chibi characters. I've watched the series countless times and I still LOVE it and it keeps me entertained. Even the fillers are great.
Now moving on to the actual boxed set, as you know this is the last season of Dragon Ball. The 1st disc and half of the 2nd disc are the last we see of chibi Goku (Shockingly 15 years old though). In the previous season Goku fought the evil King Piccolo after he killed his closest friends. The King Piccolo saga was the turning point of the Dragon Ball franchise and becomes more known for it's action. In this season Goku prepares and trains with Kami, the earth's guardian for 3 years to fight Piccolo Jr. (King Piccolo's reincarnation) with some filler but still great, and restores the life of his friends with the dragon balls. There are some heated battles and also the final battle between Goku and Jr. After a brutal match between the two warriors Goku embarks on a journey with his life-long friend and future wife Chi-chi to rescue her father from a burning castle (which is another filler). What I found weird though is that I ordered this brand new but for some reason didn't get a booklet included as the previous 4 did. Overall this is a great season and would without a doubt recommend this to anyone.