Summary
Long-time and newer fans of theDragon Ballfranchise will now have an easier time watching all of the action-packedmoviesandTV specialsnow that they areavailable on even more digital platformsthan before. Since 1986, theDragon Ballfranchise has released many animated filmsand specials with condensed story arcs and told exciting original storylines across theDragon Ball,DBZ, andDBGTseries'. Thankfully, they have all become more accessible to enjoy than ever.
Back in the day, fans had to get lucky to catch aDragon Ball Zmovie during a live television broadcast, but the age of streaming has made that process a thing of the past. Most of the films and specials have been available on Crunchyroll’s streaming platform, but according toToei Animation’s post on X,20Dragon Ballmovies and TV specials are now available on Fandango at Home, Amazon, and the Microsoft/XBOX stores.
Many of the most popularDragon Ball Zfilms, such asBroly: The Legendary Super SaiyanandThe History of Trunks, are now available on those platforms. Fans also have the chance to watch releases that were previously more difficult to find, likeDragon Ball’s The Path of Powerand theDr.Slumpcrossover filmDragon Ball: Mystical Adventure.
Becoming A Dragon Ball Completionist Is Easier Than Ever
Including The Latest Films, There Are Currently 24 Animated Dragon Ball Films and TV Specials
For a franchise known for memorable fights and iconic characters, it’s difficult to argue that the movies introduced some ofDragon Ball’s most beloved charactersand battles. The legendary Saiyan and certified rage-monster Broly was such a popular character that not only did he appear in three of his ownDragon Ball Zmovies, but he was brought back and reintroduced in arguably the best of his films,Dragon Ball Super: Broly. Like many of the more readily available movies and specials, it wasa film that expanded on Akira Toriyama’s universein entertaining ways.
New Dragon Ball Goku Vs. Broly Animation Bring the Manga to Life Like Never Before
A new Dragon Ball Super fan animation features an epic battle between Goku and Broly and a shocking development for the Legendary Saiyan.
The less popular and previously harder-to-come-byDragon Ballfilms included alternative versions of the events from the young Goku’s first adventures.Sleeping Princess In Devil’s Castletasked Goku and Krillin to impress Master Roshi in a different manner than they did in the series by having them rescue a princess from Count Lucifer and his sun-destroying canon. Other films now available to watch on the Microsoft store also include fun alterations ofDragon Ballstorylines that long-time fans may want to check out.
Fans No Longer Need To Hunt Down Expensive Dragon Ball DVDs
In The Past, Fans Could Only Watch Dragon Ball Movies On DVD
Thanks toDragon Ball Super, the franchise has grown an entirely new generation of fans, helping make Akira Toriyama’s adventures about Goku and his friends one of the world’s most popular stories. Many fans did not haveaccess to all ofDragon Ball,Dragon Ball Z,Dragon Ball GT, andDragon Ball Super’s releases, but with more of them becoming available, gaining the title of aDragon Ballcompletionist is now a much more attainable goal.
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Dragon Ball
From the creative mind of Akira Toriyama, Dragon Ball is a mega multimedia franchise that spans back to the 1980s. Dragon Ball expanded quickly, starting as a serialized manga for Weekly Shonen Jump in Japan. It made its way overseas via manga and an anime adaptation that is enjoyed worldwide. Dragon Ball was the initial starting animated series that followed the adventures of the young Son Goku as he sought after the Dragon Balls. These mystical orbs would grant the wish of any who gathered them together. Then, the series would branch off into the immensely popular Dragon Ball Z, which followed Goku as an adult and featured high-intensity battles and Goku’s never-ending search to be the strongest. The series has also enjoyed several popular video game adaptations and continues to release several new animated series and theatrical films up to the recent popular Dragon Ball Super: Super Hero.
