The Dragon Ball Z franchise has been around for a long time, but even the most hard-core fan will feel like he’s watching the story for the first time with this excellent new series which goes back to the drawing board to make sure the story stays as close as possible to creator Akira Toriyama’s original vision. The action is still as intense and entertaining as you remember, but the animation and sound design have been improved greatly improved (listen to and episode on a pair of stereo headphones and you will hear the difference.) This is the way the Dragon Ball series was meant to be seen. And if you think you’re too old to watch a ‘cartoon’ like Dragon Ball Z Kai, then think again. The story of Goku -- the strongest fighter on the planet --- and the trials he must go through to save earth from the invading Saiyan warriors – is as exciting as almost any sci-fi adventure you can think of, and a lot more entertaining.
Friday, May 14, 2010
Dragon Ball Z Kai
The Dragon Ball Z franchise has been around for a long time, but even the most hard-core fan will feel like he’s watching the story for the first time with this excellent new series which goes back to the drawing board to make sure the story stays as close as possible to creator Akira Toriyama’s original vision. The action is still as intense and entertaining as you remember, but the animation and sound design have been improved greatly improved (listen to and episode on a pair of stereo headphones and you will hear the difference.) This is the way the Dragon Ball series was meant to be seen. And if you think you’re too old to watch a ‘cartoon’ like Dragon Ball Z Kai, then think again. The story of Goku -- the strongest fighter on the planet --- and the trials he must go through to save earth from the invading Saiyan warriors – is as exciting as almost any sci-fi adventure you can think of, and a lot more entertaining.
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