On YouTube, FUNimation’s official channel held a live interview event with Gen Fukunaga, Matt O’Hara, & Chris Sabat about the DBZ Blu-Rays. In it, they discuss how DBZ came to FUNimation and the long journey to get the show on [...]
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FUNimation To Re-release DragonBall Z on Blu-ray
July 21st, 2011 
Crono The San Diego Comic Con has been underway for a day now, and FUNimation has actually released some information today regarding future plans for DragonBall Z. It seems they will be remastering everything into 1080p HD and re-releasing all their [...]
New DragonBall Manga Release – Episode of Bardock #1
June 28th, 2011 Crono The latest V Jump has delivered what was promised, a new DragonBall manga based on the game DragonBall Heroes. The first volume is the episode of Bardock (father of Goku) and consists of 21 pages. The Bardock series will continue [...]
DragonBall Z Kai to Resume May 30th
April 28th, 2011 Crono Numerous rumors are reporting that DragonBall Z Kai will resume airing episodes on Nicktoons starting May 30th with episode 64. There are speculations on why exactly they are delaying the next series of episodes, such as replacing the music score, [...]
DragonBall Z Kai Part 4 Released
March 8th, 2011 Crono FUNimation has released DragonBall Z Kai part 4 on DVD and Blu-ray today which is completely uncut and uncensored. The run time is 325 minutes and contains episode 40-52 and is in HD. After learning that Frieza murdered his father [...]
Dragon Box Z 5 Trailer
February 20th, 2011 Crono The trailer for the upcoming new Dragon Box has been released. The episodes contained in this DragonBall Z Dragon Box include the remainder of the Cell saga and the start of the Majin Buu arc. You can watch that trailer here!
Leaked DragonBall Z Kai Clips
February 16th, 2011 Crono A few days ago, Nicktoons leaked episodes that were not supposed to air yet. The episodes included Frieza’s return and the appearance of Trunks, and also episodes from the remainder of the Frieza saga. Nicktoons however removed those episodes for now, but not until someone was able to grab several high quality clips, which are available here!
More DragonBall Z Episodes Online
February 12th, 2011 Crono DragonBall Z episodes 16-27 have been added into our DBZ episodes streaming section. You can view the new episodes by following this link or by checking them out via the sidebar (which will show any of the latest DBZ GT Kai episodes we have added).
DragonBall Z Streaming Episodes Continue Tomorrow
February 11th, 2011 Crono FUNimation has stated via their blog that DragonBall Z episodes will resume streaming tomorrow, airing episodes 16-27 of DBZ on official DragonBall websites. Therefore, we will list each DBZ episode here as well. They also mention that Raging Blast 2 owners will get the chance to download special content codes.
DragonBall Kai Episode 92
February 8th, 2011 Crono Watch DragonBall Kai episode 92 (The Tears that Disappeared into the Sky! The Angry Super Awakening of Gohan) here! I have also included DragonBall Z episode 184 (US version dubbed and JP version subbed) to compare the scene of Gohan ascending to Super Saiyan 2.
DragonBall Z Streaming U.S. Only
January 25th, 2011 Crono FUNimation has confirmed that the streaming episodes of DragonBall Z will be only in the U.S. for the time being. A FUNimation rep has stated that they do however hold the streaming rights for Canada, they just don’t have a vehicle in that region just yet.
DragonBall Z Episodes Now Streaming Online
January 16th, 2011 Crono FUNimation is now streaming DragonBall Z episodes online for free So far, they have got up to episode 15 of DBZ. You can do so by clicking the “Watch DragonBall Episodes” tab on the top navigation bar above the content or in the sidebar.
DragonBall Z Streaming Details
January 13th, 2011 Crono FUNimation revealed they would be streaming the entire DragonBall anime series online. They have now confirmed via their twitter and blog that the DBZ episodes will be from the “orange brick” season sets which include the dubbed version with music by Bruce Faulconer and the subtitled version with the original Japanese score.
