Goku is settled with his family and is living in peace. Unfortunately, his peaceful time is momentary as a visitor crashes into the planet claiming to be his brother.
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Series Cast Summary
| Masako Nozawa | ... |
Son Gokû
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(167 episodes, 2009-2015)
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| Jôji Yanami | ... |
Narration
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(167 episodes, 2009-2015)
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| Sean Schemmel | ... |
Goku
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(167 episodes, 2009-2015)
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| Doc Morgan | ... |
Narrator
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(167 episodes, 2009-2015)
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| Christopher Sabat | ... |
Vegeta
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(162 episodes, 2009-2015)
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| Mayumi Tanaka | ... |
Kuririn
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(136 episodes, 2009-2015)
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| Sonny Strait | ... |
Krillin
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(135 episodes, 2009-2015)
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| Colleen Clinkenbeard | ... |
Gohan
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(124 episodes, 2009-2015)
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| Ryô Horikawa | ... |
Vegeta
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(119 episodes, 2009-2015)
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| Toshio Furukawa | ... |
Piccolo
(111 episodes, 2009-2015)
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| Monica Rial | ... |
Bulma
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(106 episodes, 2009-2015)
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| Hiromi Tsuru | ... |
Bulma
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(99 episodes, 2009-2015)
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| Kyle Hebert | ... |
Gohan
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(86 episodes, 2009-2015)
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| Mike McFarland | ... |
Master Roshi
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(84 episodes, 2009-2015)
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| Takeshi Kusao | ... |
Trunks
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(84 episodes, 2010-2015)
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| Naoko Watanabe | ... |
Chichi
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(71 episodes, 2009-2015)
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| Cynthia Cranz | ... |
Chi-Chi
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(70 episodes, 2009-2015)
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| John Burgmeier | ... |
Tien
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(71 episodes, 2009-2015)
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| Tôru Furuya | ... |
Yamcha
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(69 episodes, 2009-2015)
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| Hikaru Midorikawa | ... |
Tenshinhan
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(65 episodes, 2009-2015)
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| Chris Rager | ... |
Mr. Satan
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(61 episodes, 2009-2015)
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Masaharu Satô | ... |
Kame Sen'nin
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(57 episodes, 2009-2015)
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| Kent Williams | ... |
Supreme Kai
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(57 episodes, 2010-2015)
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| Unshô Ishizuka | ... |
Mr. Satan
(56 episodes, 2010-2015)
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| Chris Cason | ... |
Mr. Popo
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(56 episodes, 2009-2015)
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| Eric Vale | ... |
Trunks
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(56 episodes, 2010-2015)
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| Kara Edwards | ... |
Goten
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(54 episodes, 2014-2015)
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Aya Hirano | ... |
Dende
(52 episodes, 2009-2015)
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| Yûji Mitsuya | ... |
Kaiôshin
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(51 episodes, 2014-2015)
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| Christopher Bevins | ... |
Additional Voices
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(49 episodes, 2009-2015)
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| Brina Palencia | ... |
Chiaotzu
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(47 episodes, 2009-2015)
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| Justin Cook | ... |
Dende
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(50 episodes, 2009-2015)
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| Laura Bailey | ... |
Trunks
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(47 episodes, 2010-2015)
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Kôzô Shioya | ... |
Majin Bû
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(44 episodes, 2014-2015)
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Yasuhiko Kawazu | ... |
Mr. Popo
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(40 episodes, 2009-2015)
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Ryôichi Tanaka | ... |
Rô Kaiôshin
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(38 episodes, 2009-2015)
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Takahiro Fujimoto | ... |
Bubbles
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(38 episodes, 2009-2015)
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Kôta Nemoto | ... |
Spectator
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(38 episodes, 2014-2015)
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| Ryûsei Nakao | ... |
Freeza
(39 episodes, 2009-2015)
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| Miki Itô | ... |
Android No.18
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(37 episodes, 2010-2015)
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| Duncan Brannan | ... |
Babidi
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(37 episodes, 2014-2015)
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Ryûzaburô Ôtomo | ... |
Gyûmaô
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(36 episodes, 2010-2015)
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| Chris Ayres | ... |
Frieza
(38 episodes, 2009-2015)
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| Chuck Huber | ... |
Kibito
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(36 episodes, 2010-2015)
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Rocío Garcel | ... |
Bulma
(34 episodes, 2009-2014)
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Shino Kakinuma | ... |
Videl
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(34 episodes, 2014-2015)
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| Tia Lynn Ballard | ... |
Marron
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(32 episodes, 2010-2015)
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Tamotsu Nishiwaki | ... |
Tenkaichi Budokai Announcer
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(31 episodes, 2009-2015)
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| Phil Parsons | ... |
Additional Voices
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(32 episodes, 2009-2015)
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| Josh Martin | ... |
Majin Buu
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(34 episodes, 2014-2015)
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Production Companies
Distributors
- 4 Kids Entertainment (2014) (United States) (tv)
- Adult Swim (2014) (United States) (tv)
- Cartoon Network (Non-US) (tv) (Latin America and Brazil)
- Discovery Force Channel (2023) (United States) (tv)
- Discovery Toons (2010) (Argentina) (tv) (Latin America)
- Discovery Toons (2013) (Non-US) (tv) (Southeast Asia)
- FUNimation Entertainment (United States)
- Fuji Television Network (2009) (Japan) (tv)
- Indosiar (2014) (Indonesia) (tv)
- Kix (2013) (United Kingdom) (tv)
- Madman Entertainment (2010) (Australia) (DVD)
- Madman Entertainment (New Zealand) (DVD)
- Manga Entertainment (2015) (United Kingdom) (DVD)
- Nicktoons Network (United States) (tv)
- SIC K (Portugal) (tv)
- SIC (Portugal) (tv)
- The CW Network (The CW) (United States) (tv)
- Toei Animation Philippines (2009) (Philippines)
- Universal Toons (2014) (United States) (tv)
- Vortexx CW (2012) (United States) (tv)
- Vortexx Network (2012) (United States) (tv)
- Vortexx (2012) (United States) (tv)
Special Effects
Other Companies
- Ocean Group (ADR production)
- Toei Animation Philippines (drafting)
- Toei Audio Visual Art Center (TAVAC) (recording studio)
Storyline
| Plot Summary |
In February of 2009, Toei Animation announced that as an honor to 20 years of Dragon Ball Z, they will begin the production of a renewed DragonBall Z, named Dragon Ball Kai. This new anime chronicles the plot of DBZ and consists of parts from the original anime which are edited to a better quality and with new voices. Toei Animation also confirmed that the plot of DBK will be closer to manga style. Written by dreamian |
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Did You Know?
| Trivia | The series is edited to follow Akira Toriyama's manga more closely than the previous adaptation of the latter half of his manga (Dragon Ball Z.) In other words, the good majority of filler segments are being removed. Because of this, the series is slated to run 100 episodes, as opposed to Z's 291. See more » |
| Goofs | The animators (correctly) remembered to correct Vegeta's color scheme prior to his arriving on Earth, however they failed to correct the color of Nappa's armor in these episodes. Likewise, Vegeta still appears miscolored during a flashback story told by Raditz. See more » |
| Movie Connections | Edited from Dragon Ball Z (1989). See more » |
| Soundtracks | Dragon Soul (Doragon sôru) See more » |
| Crazy Credits | All-new opening and closing credits sequences were animated for the series, instead of the series just reusing the ones from Z. See more » |