Composed of 291 episodes, the Dragon Ball Z anime ran on Fuji TV from Ap– January 31, 1996. Also produced by Toei Animation, the anime was called Dragon Ball Z. The second half of the Dragon Ball manga, detailing the adventures of Son Gokū in his adulthood, was later adapted into an anime as well. It aired on Cartoon Network in the United States, on the Toonami block. Funimation Entertainment later picked up the series, and created the first truly successful localization of original Dragon Ball series. The original Dragon Ball anime had a turbulent localization process originally picked up by Harmony Gold USA in the late '80s, the series was partially dubbed with many changes made to names and terminology. The original Dragon Ball animated series was produced by Toei Animation, and aired on Fuji TV from Febru– April 12, 1989, with episodes totaling at 153.
Viz Media published the translated version of the Dragon Ball series - separated into Dragon Ball and Dragon Ball Z in the localization - and Dragon Ball Z debuted in the western Weekly Shōnen Jump in January 2003. Originally serialized in Shueisha's Weekley Shōnen Jump in 1984, it lasted until 1995. However, his interest eventually shifted towards the growth and growing strength of Son Gokū, and the series quickly diverged from its original basis. Toriyama changed the original premise of journeying toward another country to the far easier-to-understand “gather seven orbs called ‘Dragon Balls’ in order to grant a wish”. Son Gokū himself finds his basis in the infamous Monkey King, Sun Wukong (whose name in the Japanese is Son Gokū). Much of the original Dragon Ball manga is influenced by the ancient Chinese tale, Journey to the West. The cover of Shueisha's Weekly Shōnen Jump that contains the first Dragon Ball manga chapter.ĭragon Ball (ドラゴンボール, Doragon Bōru) is an internationally popular Japanese franchise-written by Akira Toriyama-that began as a manga, chronicling the adventures of a young Son Gokū, a naïve, but powerful boy with a monkey's tail who lives in the woods, and Bulma, a spunky young woman from the Western Capital. For other uses, see Dragon Ball (disambiguation). If you are looking for the article on eponymous artifacts which summon the wish granting dragons, then you should head to Dragon Ball (object). Please note that this is the Dragon Ball Universe Wiki's article on the Dragon Ball series.
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