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All 35 episodes from the second season of the anime following the adventures of Goku (voice of Masako Nozawa) as he attempts to save the Earth from an alien invasion. The episodes are: 'Held Captive', 'Friends Or Foes?', 'The Search Continues', 'A Friendly Surprise', 'Brood of Evil', 'Frieza Strikes!', 'Defying Orders', 'Namek's Defence', 'The Prince Fights Back', 'Unexpected Problem', 'Vegeta Has a Ball', 'The Past and Future', 'Zarbon's Surprise', 'Guru's Gift', 'Piccolo Vs Everyone', 'Zarbon's Mission', 'Gohan the Hunted', 'Unknown Enemies', 'Destination: Guru', 'Bulma's Big Day', 'Hidden Power', 'New Ally, New Problem', 'Guldo's Mind Blinds', 'Recoome Unleashed', 'Let the Battle Begin', 'Goku's New Power', 'A Legend Revealed', 'Ginyu Assault', 'Incredible Force', 'Frieza Approaches', 'Goku Is Ginyu and Ginyu Is Goku', 'Calling the Eternal Dragon', 'Gohan, Defeat Your Dad!' and Captain Ginyu...the Frog'.
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7 of 8 people found the following review helpful
By T. Reid
Format:DVD
Dragonball Z has been a popular and enjoyable series for the longest time and now it is
finally accessible for all with this new remastered boxset that has both original Japanese
dialogue and revised English dialogue for the fans only interested in what they can understand.
This boxset which contains two sagas is both entertaining and wonderfully restored.
The only downside to this boxset is that some of the revised dialogue is not as good as the
original, that is not to say that it is not enjoyable or worth the money by any means.
Also contrary to what Amazon says this boxset is multi-region which means it works anywhere
within the US, UK and Europe, all in all an excellent release and a must have for any die hard
Dragonball Z fan.
finally accessible for all with this new remastered boxset that has both original Japanese
dialogue and revised English dialogue for the fans only interested in what they can understand.
This boxset which contains two sagas is both entertaining and wonderfully restored.
The only downside to this boxset is that some of the revised dialogue is not as good as the
original, that is not to say that it is not enjoyable or worth the money by any means.
Also contrary to what Amazon says this boxset is multi-region which means it works anywhere
within the US, UK and Europe, all in all an excellent release and a must have for any die hard
Dragonball Z fan.
6 of 7 people found the following review helpful
By K. Low
Format:DVD
Dragonball Z Season two takes of were season one ended. The box set contain both the Namek and Captian Ginyu Saga's containing 35 episodes on six disks. The whole of the namek saga has been remastered with new dialouge for each character and a whole new music track as heard in Season One. As the set moves onto the Ginyu Saga, Bruce Faulconer's sountrack takes place, replacing the new funimation music with the old. This can been seen as an advantage as Bruce Faulconer's music is more popular throughout Dragonball Z fans. Also as the set continue's through the Ginya saga, dubs, such as Goku's have been left untouched leaving the old dialouge from 1999 which are not so good. Just like season one the original japenese music can be played with English dub.
Personally this season is my favouite and is a MUST buy to any Dragonball Z fan. Also this DVD is able to play in region 1, 2 and 4 DVD players. So will work in any UK Dvd player.
Personally this season is my favouite and is a MUST buy to any Dragonball Z fan. Also this DVD is able to play in region 1, 2 and 4 DVD players. So will work in any UK Dvd player.
12 of 15 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars
A brilliant blend of story and action, with some great animation, dubbing and possibly the greatest villains ever!
1 Dec 2007
By Joe
Format:DVD
DragonBall Z Season Two takes the action to Namek; where the heroes, along with Vegeta, who is going rebel must take on the forces of the tyrant Frieza! But if the battle with the Saiyans took all they had and more, then how will they contend with foes such as Dodoria, Zarbon and the mighty GINYU FORCE!?!
The Namek Saga has more story, as well as action, seeing our heroes sneak around the planet behind the back of Vegeta and out of sight from Frieza. Needless to say, this is plenty of action and satisfying fights, like Vegeta VS Dodoria, and later Zarbon's hideous Monster Form.
Then, along comes the Ginyu Force, some of the greatest villains in history, I bloody love 'em! Unfortunatly it reverts back to the heroes holding out till Goku arrives, which is a shame, but there is plenty of action as well as characterisation, especially with Vegeta believing it is the time for the legendary "Super" Saiyan to finally appear. It's great stuff from the best anime ever!
The set is great, the colours look nice and the problems aren't as bad as before. The dubbing is great. In the Namek Saga: the voice actors are on top form and the music is pretty catchy (for the US Broadcast Track) and then the Ginyu Saga arrives; which doesn't need as much re-dubbing as FUNimation had already used their cast in 98, Vegeta, Piccolo, Krillin and the Narration are re-done, as are a few others, but notably Goku and Gohan aren't, but on the other hand, Bruce Faulconers music begins here and is absolutley brilliant! Tons of nostalgia and brilliant tracks! The JP and US/JP hybrid tracks sound nice, but it's up to you if you prefer the classier, but older sounding music of these to the more modern US track.
Overall, a must have for any DBZ or anime fan.... Read more ›
The Namek Saga has more story, as well as action, seeing our heroes sneak around the planet behind the back of Vegeta and out of sight from Frieza. Needless to say, this is plenty of action and satisfying fights, like Vegeta VS Dodoria, and later Zarbon's hideous Monster Form.
Then, along comes the Ginyu Force, some of the greatest villains in history, I bloody love 'em! Unfortunatly it reverts back to the heroes holding out till Goku arrives, which is a shame, but there is plenty of action as well as characterisation, especially with Vegeta believing it is the time for the legendary "Super" Saiyan to finally appear. It's great stuff from the best anime ever!
The set is great, the colours look nice and the problems aren't as bad as before. The dubbing is great. In the Namek Saga: the voice actors are on top form and the music is pretty catchy (for the US Broadcast Track) and then the Ginyu Saga arrives; which doesn't need as much re-dubbing as FUNimation had already used their cast in 98, Vegeta, Piccolo, Krillin and the Narration are re-done, as are a few others, but notably Goku and Gohan aren't, but on the other hand, Bruce Faulconers music begins here and is absolutley brilliant! Tons of nostalgia and brilliant tracks! The JP and US/JP hybrid tracks sound nice, but it's up to you if you prefer the classier, but older sounding music of these to the more modern US track.
Overall, a must have for any DBZ or anime fan.... Read more ›
3 of 4 people found the following review helpful
By Frosty
Format:DVD
Following hot on the heels of the first season, Dragon Ball season 2 picks up where the first ended.
At the start of this series you find Goku locked in a three way conflict for the Dragon Balls with the Red Ribbon army and Empreor Pilaf (the latter giving up quickly).
These episodes and the rest of the Red Ribbon Army Saga swing between bad and low You get enjoyable fight scenes and really good comedy but also some prety bad filler (yes I'm talking about Goku's trip to the theme park).
The General Blue saga is the strongest part of this set and features some really good battles and laugh out loud comedy moments that make Dragon Ball stand out from the rest. You get a nice team up with Dr Slump and a battle with a pirate robot, it sounds good in theory and looks better on your HDTV!
The final episodes of this set cover the start of the Commander Red saga, up till Goku begins his training atop Korin Tower. These episodes introduce 2 key characters: Mercenary Tao and Korin who are some of the best created.
As with the previous set you get a booklet that has a nice picture of Tao on the cover which details hero and villan profiles and has a brief summary of the episodes included. This set hasn't got the best packaging and the main "body" which holds the disks may get a little damaged when trying to put it back in. The disk layout is horrible and there is a good chance you will scratch the disks (I literally hadf to lift the top disk up to fit the second one in its slot, an easier way would much be appreciated). You also get sublime extras but if you're a fan of clean opening and endings and trailers then you're in luck.
The japanese dub is sensational in this boxset and whilst the dub may not win the day it puts up a hell of a fight!... Read more ›
At the start of this series you find Goku locked in a three way conflict for the Dragon Balls with the Red Ribbon army and Empreor Pilaf (the latter giving up quickly).
These episodes and the rest of the Red Ribbon Army Saga swing between bad and low You get enjoyable fight scenes and really good comedy but also some prety bad filler (yes I'm talking about Goku's trip to the theme park).
The General Blue saga is the strongest part of this set and features some really good battles and laugh out loud comedy moments that make Dragon Ball stand out from the rest. You get a nice team up with Dr Slump and a battle with a pirate robot, it sounds good in theory and looks better on your HDTV!
The final episodes of this set cover the start of the Commander Red saga, up till Goku begins his training atop Korin Tower. These episodes introduce 2 key characters: Mercenary Tao and Korin who are some of the best created.
As with the previous set you get a booklet that has a nice picture of Tao on the cover which details hero and villan profiles and has a brief summary of the episodes included. This set hasn't got the best packaging and the main "body" which holds the disks may get a little damaged when trying to put it back in. The disk layout is horrible and there is a good chance you will scratch the disks (I literally hadf to lift the top disk up to fit the second one in its slot, an easier way would much be appreciated). You also get sublime extras but if you're a fan of clean opening and endings and trailers then you're in luck.
The japanese dub is sensational in this boxset and whilst the dub may not win the day it puts up a hell of a fight!... Read more ›
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Great Season
Awesome season as things start to heat up more and more only great stuff to say about this product and can really recommend it. Read more
Published 14 days ago by Alexander Samuelsson
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Excellent
It's Dragon Ball so there is really nothing not to like. Simple as that. I'd recommend this to everyone everywhere.
Published 29 days ago by DanBeddow
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DRAGONBALL!!!
its just one of those anime's that you must own on DVD along with so many others. definitly one to buy and at 14.99 for so many DVD's its brilliant.
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DBZ season 1
Just love it i miss watching it on tv and thank god i have it on dvd now thank you very much
Published 3 months ago by Christopher James
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Brilliant!
Always loved dragonball z and its great to get it on box set and is good for the price as there is hours upon hours over the discs :) wish it was a little cheaper though but can't... Read more
Published 4 months ago by Dante
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Perfect
Everything I expected and more! great quality, highly recommend, great value, I even purchased all the other series too, all fantastic
Published 4 months ago by Ian Redcliffe
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DragonBall Z
you can not go wrong with Dragon ball z season 2 With the planet Namek and the ginyu force this is a great season not to be missed.
Published 5 months ago by thomas jacques
5.0 out of 5 stars
still amazing!
After watching season 1 and loving it, season 2 is just as great. I just can't wait 'til season 3: the Frieza saga!
Published 9 months ago by madidus
5.0 out of 5 stars
Clearing something up.
Firstly I'd like to urge all fans to buy this to support the release so we can get other anime in the future like the original Dragonball, Dragonball GT and One Piece. Read more
Published 9 months ago by Captain Amazon
2.0 out of 5 stars
Very disappointing
Was very disappointed with this as all these box sets seem to be the American dub version. Now if you were into dragonball z when it was on cartoon network in the uk, you would... Read more
Published 9 months ago by Manpo
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