Dragon Ball Z Kai

Revised, refined version of Dragon Ball Z

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About Dragon Ball Z Kai

Released: 2009

Platform: Hulu

Rating: TV14

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Cast
Masako Nozawa, Hiromi Tsuru, Mayumi Tanaka, Tôru Furuya, Naoki Tatsuta

Dragon Ball Z Kai

Originally released in 2009, Dragon Ball Z Kai is a revised and remastered version of the original anime series Dragon Ball Z. This beloved series has received worldwide acclaim and continues to attract a legion of devoted fans.

About Dragon Ball Z Kai

Dragon Ball Z Kai follows the heroic adventures of Goku and his sophisticated comrades who, against all odds, defend the earth against heinous, extraterrestrial villains. Through rigorous training, unwavering love for family and friends, and immense willpower, they succeed in overcoming the most formidable enemies.

Making / Production

Dragon Ball Z Kai was produced by Toei Animation. The production aimed to streamline the narrative of the original series, eliminating the fillers to closely align with the pacing of Akira Toriyama's original manga.

Actors

  • Sean Schemmel: Playing the role of Goku, Schemmel expertly captures Goku’s warm-hearted disposition and infectious enthusiasm.
  • Christopher Sabat: As the voice of Vegeta and Piccolo, Sabat impressively navigates Vegeta’s complex character arc and Piccolo’s stoic, protective demeanor.
  • Monica Rial: Giving voice to Bulma, Rial beautifully portrays Bulma's fiery, intelligent, and determined personality.

Trivia / Interesting Facts

  • The "Kai" in Dragon Ball Z Kai means "recut" in Japanese. This is a nod to the series' more faithful adaptation of the manga.
  • Dragon Ball Z Kai trimmed down the episode count from over 290 episodes in the original Dragon Ball Z series to just 159 episodes.

Quotes

  • "I am the hope of the universe. I am the answer to all living things that cry out for peace." - Goku
  • "No matter how powerful you become, never try to shoulder everything alone..." - Piccolo

Music, Soundtrack

  • "Dragon Soul" by Takayoshi Tanimoto serves as the opening theme for most of the series.
  • "Kokoro No Hane" by Team Dragon from AKB48 is one of the ending themes of the series.

Awards

While Dragon Ball Z Kai did not receive any formal awards, the series has earned critical acclaim and immense popular appreciation for its faithful adaptation of the beloved manga series.