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Dragon Ball Z - World Tournament - Draw

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Well, the Junior Division is over and the adults draw numbers to see what order they will face each other in the tournament. 7 Z fighters are left in the final 16(Krillin, Gohan as Great Saiyaman, Goku, Vegeta, Videl, 18, and Piccolo) as well as the two evil Majins Supopo Bitchi and Yam(english names may vary). Also entered are Kibit and the God Kaioshin(name most likely changed) so they can seek out Baba-Di. Rounding out the fighters are Killer, Jewel, some big Genie Guy and the masked fighter named Mighty Mask has actually been replaced by Trunks and Goten. And let's not forget the last contestant who will face Android 18 in the first round, Mr. Satan. And did I mention that Goku and Vegeta drew 11 and 12 and face off in the first round?? Great set up although at times you may find yourself begging for the fight to start already out of sheer excitement...or maybe boredom you decide!

Big Trouble, Little Trunks - After winning the Junior World Championship, Trunks fights an exhibition match against the reigning World Champion! Totally outclassed, can the Champ hold on to his reputation as the world's strongest? Meanwhile, a pair of mysterious figures present themselves to Goku. What does their eerie presence portend?

Who Will Fight Who? - Trunks and Gohan infiltrate the adult competition at the World Martial Arts Tournament by donning the disguise of Mighty Mask. The pairings for the days matches are selected. The first to fight ? Krillin and Pintar, a man easily ten times Krillin?s size!

Forfeit of Piccolo - Round One begins! Krillin teaches Pintar a speedy lesson and clears the ring for the next set of competitors ? Piccolo and Shin. Piccolo stuns the crowd by surrendering to his mysterious opponent before the first punch is thrown! Next into the ring is Videl, who must face the enormous Spopovitch. Will she be able to handle such a large job?

Funimation has finally started to release VHS and DVD simutaniously! This DVD is a must have for any Dragonball Z fan! The quality is a lot better than the Pioneer versions, and they're uncut, too. This DVD contains episodes not yet aired on Cartoon Network or any other television network. If you want to see what comes after the Cell Saga, this is what you need! I recommend this DVD to any Dragonball fan, big or small.....

This dvd contains 3 episodes:

Episode 198:Big Trouble,Little Trunks:Now that Trunks is the winner of the World Martial Arts Tournement, he must fight an exthibithion match with Hercule, who might lose his title!In the meanwhile, two participants in the tournement meet Goku. Who are these warriors with tremendous energy?

Episode 199:Who Will Fight Who?:The discoveries of who will fight who in the tournement has been decided.And one of the match ups:Goku Vs. Vegeta!In the first round, a gigantic clash! And the names of the two mysterious figures are revealed: Shin and Kibito!And Gohan is matched up with Kibito and Piccolo with Shin!In the first round, Krillin fights the huge Pilliar!In the meanwhile Trunks and Goten knocks out the participant known as Mighty Mask, and steal his costume to enter!

Episode 200:Forfeit Of Piccolo:As Krillin moves on to the next round, Piccolo confronts Shin in the tournement. Scared to death by his immense power, he retreats. After the match, Piccolo asks Shin, what is real idenity is....and finds a shocking discovery!!!!!!!

Here is a great DVD, I like the fact that Funimation is still putting out DVD's before the airing on Cartoon Network, however, they still have a long way to go. I remember watching this saga for the first time and not really liking it, but once Vegita goes Majin it's all time for some fun. For all of you out there who are thinking they are making more episodes of DBZ, you are wrong, it's been done for years in Japan and even another series, Dragonball GT (Grand Tour) has been done after the DBZ storyline. Anyways, there is a total of 291 episodes, so I hope you enjoy the last 100 or so episodes, they get better. I would keep buying the DVD's, but they are so expensive to buy 3 episodes out of 291 for 20+ dollars. oh well.

This is one of the best Dragon Ball Z DVDs of all time. I saw the Japanese version and it was awesome. I am sure the American one is just as good. The three episodes in this DVD are great. Watch Trunks battle the World Champion. Krillin takes on Pinter and Piccolo surrenders to Shin. There is also much more in this exciting DVD. You need to order it now!

The episodes on this DVD were some of my favorites in the Dragonball Z sagas. The DVD has episodes of the strongest under the heaven's tournament. In this tournament Goku comes back to life for just one day to participate in the action. He meets his son Goten for the first time and there is a big family and freinds reunion. During the tournament a lot of action goes on and some other stuff that I won't tell you, but is really cool happens ( i dont wanna ruin it for u). All Dragonball fans sould definatly get this DVD.

Here's something for you guys that are tired of all Garlic Jr., Frieza and Android episodes being showed over and over again on Cartoon Network. I didn't even know of these episodes until recently, I had no idea their were ones with Gohan as a teenager. I just wish they didn't skip so many episodes, I mean how does Goku have another son now when he's dead ?, lol. I'm still waiting for The Cell Games and many many other episodes meanwhile they can save a lot of time by putting a lot more than 3 on a DVD. Still though these episodes are very engaging and entertaining and I strongly recommend them. Forget about watching that corny show with those annoying Pokemons saying their own names a thousand times in one show. Dragonball Z is a fun saga that actually has fantastic character buildups.

First Of all I am 13, nad also I am a big Anime fan. The World Tournament saga is the newest saga although there are only 3 videos of it out so far I own 2 of them and have enjoyed each. The draw is mainly about the start of the real matches, all of the fighters go up and draw numbers, several of the match ups are, Krillen vs Pintar, Piccolo vs. Shin, Videl vs. Spoppovitch, Great Saiyaman vs. Kibito, and Vegeta vs. Goku I loved this video and I highly recomend buying the previous video in the Wourld Tournament Saga, Would Tournament: Junior Division, so you can find out who wins the Junior Division and who gets to knock Mr. Satan clear across the ring!!!!!!

Viewers be glad that FUNimation has released to its fans, *DVD* versions of the popular anime show, Dragonball Z. These DVDs are a neat pack, containing extras, the episodes on video, and the option of choosing the American Dubbed sound track or the Japanese track with subtitles. This is a wonderful choice for creating a useful compromise for the diverse number of DBZ fans, some who prefer the American version or the ones who prefer the Japanese version. Personally, I prefer the Japanese track over the American dub. The American dub [somewhat] sickens me with its harsh, grating, raspy, grunting voices and the NONSTOP rock/techno/polka music (I do mean nonstop, try your hardest to find a single moment when that music's NOT playing). So although I loathe FUNimation for creating such a horror, I thank them for allowing us the privilege of hearing the original version with its beautiful soundtrack and cool, spirited (rather than scripted) voices. The quality is great, but the worth is questionable; there are only 3 episodes per disk, whereas others like Sailor Moon and Cowboy Bebop have around 6. If you can stomach the price (gulp) than I would suppose that the DBZ DVD's are a good buy.