Dragon Ball Z Movie Collection 1 DVD
About Dragon Ball Z Movie Collection 1 DVD
Dragon Ball Z Movie Collection 1 contains movies 1-5: Dead Zone, The World's Strongest, The Tree of Might, Lord Slug, and Cooler's Revenge.
Dead Zone
Garlic Jr. is on the hunt for the seven Dragon Balls, and Gohan lands on the hit list when he refuses to surrender his own magic orb! Goku is ready to fight to save his son, but the situation takes a dire turn after the pint-sized villain summons Shenron and wishes for immortality! Next stop, the Dead Zone!
The World's Strongest
After his cunning assistant gathers the Dragon Balls, the sinister Dr. Wheelo is finally freed from his icy tomb. The deadly duo plans to conquer the world with their brilliant biotechnology, but first they must find a body worthy of the doctor's amazing brain! Number one on the wish list: none other than Goku!
The Tree of Might
Devious doubles and terrifying trees keep Goku and friends busy! Turles, a Goku look-alike with very bad intentions, pits father against son with the help of a plant designed to consume the energy of an entire planet! Can Goku defeat his mirror image and the vile Tree of Might?
Lord Slug
Goku and Krillin race to save Earth from a giant asteroid, but a far greater menace lurks in the shadows! Lord Slug, a Namekian with legendary powers, seeks to create a new home for himself in the wake of his banishment. Can Goku and his fellow warriors defeat this ancient enemy before all is lost?
Cooler's Revenge
Cooler, brother of the fallen Frieza, travels to Earth on a mission to settle an old score with Goku. Backed by his evil Armored Squadron, Cooler aims to eliminate all of Goku's closest allies, starting with Piccolo and Gohan! The monster seeks vengeance, and he'll destroy the entire planet get what he came for!
Spoken Languages: English, Japanese, English subtitles.
Details
- Publisher: FUNIMATION/CRUNCHYROLL
- Media: DVD
- Spoken Language: English, Japanese
- Subtitle Language: English
- Genre: Action, Fantasy, Science Fiction
- Themes: Adventure, Battles, Powers
- Age Rating: 13+
- Run Time: 287
- Release Date: 11/1/2011
- Dimensional Weight: 1
- Region Code: 1
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Ratings & Reviews
2 reviews
A Great collection for DBZ fans
by Matthew -
This DVD collection has the first five Dragon Ball Z movies. It includes the following: Dead Zone, The World's Strongest, Tree of Might, Lord Slug and Cooler's Revenge. The English Dub is still the same with the original Funimation cast. You can even watch the movie in English Dub with the Japanese Music Audio or English Audio which includes rock band music like Disturbed.
A decent collection of movies
by Daniel
Now we’re onto the Dragon Ball Z saga and this time they’re all new original stories unlike the Dragon Ball movies. For the most part, all of these movies felt the same and there wasn’t really one that I liked most out of the 5. Each one had their strengths (like interesting plots and villains), but they also had their weaknesses (like not enough villain characterization and climaxes were a bit anticlimactic). They were all decent, looked nice, and never seemed out of place in the DB universe. I will say though that The World’s Strongest was the weakest out of the bunch cause there wasn’t much to the villain and his threat to the world and it just felt like filler that doesn’t go anywhere. But overall, I was still entertained and I never got bored with these movies.