MOVIE SEARCH

SUB SECTIONS

DVD QUICK LINKS

New Releases

BD QUICK LINKS

HD QUICK LINKS

MY ACCOUNT

SITE MATTERS

EXTRA! EXTRA!

Dragon Ball Z Kai: Part One [Blu-ray] Blu-ray

NR (Not Rated) :: Funimation :: Released: 2010-05-18

Grab Poster:

Buy Dragon Ball Z Kai: Part One [Blu-ray] Posters

Lowest Prices Online:

$19.06

$34.99

$36.15

$49.99

$29.99

In Stock

Rent Dragon Ball Z Kai: Part One... Blu-ray:

Dragon Ball Z Kai: Part One... Blu-ray Ebay Listings:

	DragonBall Z Kai: Part Six (Blu-ray Disc, 2011, 2-Disc Set) FREE TWO BUSINESS DAY SHIPPING !!!! BRAND NEW !!!! StoreInventory $23.08 Located: USA Shipping: $0.00
	Dragon Ball Z Kai Parts 1-3 Blu Ray Auction $39.99 (0 Bids) - Ends in 1d 1h 37m 36s Located: Mechanicsville,MD,USA Shipping: $3.00
	DragonBall Z Kai: Part Five (Blu-ray Disc, 2011, 2-Disc Set) BRAND NEW SEALED UNOPENED dragon ball goku trunks anime Auction $12.50 (5 Bids) - Ends in 1d 9h 47m 2s Located: Lake Stevens,WA,USA Shipping: $2.99
	DragonBall Z Kai Part Three Blu-ray 2-Disc OOP Slipcover OOP! With Slipcover! Brand New! FixedPrice $79.99 Located: Canada Shipping: $7.60
	DragonBall Z Kai: Part Three (Blu-ray Disc, 2010, 2-Disc Set) Brand New, Unopened, with Slip Cover AuctionWithBIN $10.50 (2 Bids) - Ends in 1d 22h 22m 20s Located: Vallejo,CA,USA Shipping: $3.00

Dragon Ball Z Kai: Part One [Blu-ray] Summary DRAGON BALL KAI - VOLUME 1 - BLU-RAY (DVD)

The Legendary Z Reborn!

for The First Time In History, Experience The Legendary Z As The Master Intended: Bigger, Faster, Stronger, And Packed With The Pulverizing Power To Blow Your Puny Minds! Beef Up Your Collection With This Manga-centric, Fresh Take On Akira Toriyama’s Original Vision, Featuring More Action Than You Can Handle, Revitalized Animation, And An Amped-up Audio Experience That Will Make Your Ears Beg For Mercy!

the Last Descendants Of An Evil Race Of Warriors Known As The Saiyans Are On A Collision Course With Earth, And Goku – The Strongest Fighter On The Planet – Is All That Stands Between Humanity And Extinction. To Save His Friends And The World He Loves, Goku Must Travel To A Realm From Which Few Return, But Should He Survive, He’ll Discover The Power To Face The Villainous Saiyan Warlord – Prince Vegeta.

When manga artist Akira Toriyama began Dragon Ball in Shonen Jump in 1984, he launched one of the most successful franchises in anime history. The second TV series, Dragon Ball Z (1989), which recounts the heroic adventures of Goku, Gohan, and the Z-Fighters, remains the most popular iteration. For Dragon Ball Z Kai (2009), the 291-episode saga has been recut and trimmed to 99 episodes, eliminating some of the subplots and streamlining the main story arcs. The visuals have been cleaned and reformatted for wider screens. The dialogue has been re-recorded in a new, more accurate translation, with several of the key voice actors reprising their roles: Sean Schemmel (Goku), Christopher R. Sabat (Vegeta, Piccolo), Mike McFarland (Master Roshi), and Sonny Strait (Krillin). The first 13 episodes comprise most of the original first season: The evil Raditz arrives and informs Goku they are both Saiyan warriors from the planet Vegeta. Goku destroys Raditz with the help of Piccolo but dies in the process. He moves to the Other World to train with King Kai, knowing he'll eventually be brought back to life with the magical Dragon Balls. Piccolo trains Goku's son Gohan, anticipating arrival of the remaining Saiyans. Goku returns in time for that confrontation, and the set ends during his climactic battle with Saiyan Prince Vegeta. Dragon Ball Z Kai seems to be aimed at younger viewers who don't have the patience for the rambling pace of the original series. The duel between Goku and the villainous Frieza in season 3 dragged on for more than 20 episodes of recycled footage. Kai feels faster, funnier, and more exciting, with more action and less nattering. Hard-core otaku will want to keep their sets of all nine seasons of Dragon Ball Z. But novices, especially the 8- to 14-year-old boys who have always been the series' core fans, will prefer the livelier Dragon Ball Z Kai. (Rated TV PG, suitable for ages 8 and older: violence; minor risqué and toilet humor, ethnic stereotyping and alcohol use) --Charles Solomon

Techincal Details Cast: Sean Schemmel, Justin Cook, Mike McFarland, John Burgmeier
Director: Mike McFarland
Aspect Ratio: 1.33:1
Rated: NR (Not Rated)
Running Time: 325 mins
UPC: 704400087813
Binding: Blu-ray
Studio: Funimation
Release Date: 2010-05-18
Region Code: 1
Specs: Full Screen, Animated, Subtitled

Language & Subtitles English (Subtitled), Japanese (Original Language - Dolby TrueHD), English (Original Language - Dolby TrueHD 5.1), English (Dubbed - Dolby TrueHD 5.1),