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1 week ago | cbr.com | Power Level |Jonathon Greenall

Dragon Ball has a long and fascinating history with the video game medium. The first game based on the Dragon Ball franchise, Dragon Ball: Dragon Daihikyō for the Super Cassette Vision, was released on Sept. 27, 1986, a few months after the anime made its television debut. Since then, numerous games based on the franchise have been released.

1 month ago | cbr.com | Power Level |Daniel Kurland

Akira Toriyama’s Dragon Ball has crafted a rich, wonderful world that continues to evolve and reach exciting heights in Dragon Ball Super. Dragon Ball Super is the franchise’s canonical Dragon Ball Z successor that has produced 131 episodes, two feature films, and 114-and-counting manga chapters. Dragon Ball Super has been a satisfying expansion that often feels like the perfect synthesis of Dragon Ball Z’s heightened action spectacles and the original Dragon Ball’s broader gag antics.

1 month ago | cbr.com | Power Level |Emma Singer

Published 5 minutes ago Link copied to clipboard Sign in to your CBR account Goku has won more battles than any other Dragon Ball character. However, not all of these fights are won under the most fair of circumstances. Even leaving aside all the opponents he's toppled due to outclassing them from the start, there are many instances where he really should have lost, and only won due to circumstances outside his control. Goku is famous for how hard he works to defeat his enemies, but often the...

1 month ago | cbr.com | Power Level |Daniel Kurland

Akira Toriyama’s Dragon Ballfranchise is quite consistent, and there’s a real sense of unity between each series, even if they do gradually evolve in terms of their storytelling, tone, and priorities. That being said, Dragon Ball GT is the franchise’s odd outlier, largely because it lacks manga source material and features minimal creative involvement from Toriyama.

1 month ago | cbr.com | Power Level |Emma Singer

Published 14 minutes ago Link copied to clipboard Sign in to your CBR account Image via Toei Animation.