Sean Schemmel (Actor), Christopher R. Sabat (Actor) Rated: Unrated Format: DVD / Action & Adventure
Dragon Ball Z Dragon Box Two
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- Selected option
- Dragon Ball Z Dragon Box Two
- SKU
- JC21350
Source specifications
- Genre
- kids & family
- Format
- Box set, Color, Full Screen, NTSC
- Contributor
- Christopher R. Sabat, Masako Nozawa, Mayumi Tanaka, Ryô Horikawa, Ryûsei Nakao, Sean Schemmel, Sonny Strait, Toshio Furukawa See more
- Language
- English, Japanese
- Runtime
- 16 hours and 40 minutes
- MPAA rating
- Unrated (Not Rated)
- Package Dimensions
- 7.8 x 5.8 x 1.9 inches; 1.35 Pounds
- Media Format
- Box set, Color, Full Screen, NTSC
- Run time
- 16 hours and 40 minutes
- Release date
- February 16, 2010
- Actors
- Christopher R. Sabat, Masako Nozawa, Sean Schemmel, Sonny Strait, Toshio Furukawa
- Subtitles
- : English
- Language
- English (Dolby Digital 5.1), Japanese (Mono)
- Studio
- Funimation
- Number of discs
- 6
The details
About this item
Originally produced in limited quantities in Japan, the incredibly rare Dragon Box has long been the ultimate prize for the most avid Dragon Ball Z collectors. Now this coveted collection has been reproduced for the first time in the United States, giving hardcore fans the definitive Dragon Ball Z experience. The battle to harness the power of the seven Dragon Balls explodes in vivid detail like never before. The Dragon Box two features episodes 42-83, remastered and restored frame by frame, rendering the legendary action in pristine clarity. Each episode is presented in Japanese with the complete opening and closing credits and includes the original episode previews. Truly the essential edition for Dragon Ball Z purists, this set isn’t an addition to your archive – it is your archive. Your wish is finally granted. The Dragon Box is here. Choose your platform/edition, then jump in—story, missions, and extras depend on the version. Rated 4.4 out of 5. Customers consider this Dragon Ball Z collection a must-have for fans, with one mentioning it's a great collection for DBZ enthusiasts.
From the manufacturer
Product details
Originally produced in limited quantities in Japan, the incredibly rare Dragon Box has long been the ultimate prize for the most avid Dragon Ball Z collectors. Now this coveted collection has been reproduced for the first time in the United States, giving hardcore fans the definitive Dragon Ball Z experience. The battle to harness the power of the seven Dragon Balls explodes in vivid detail like never before. The Dragon Box two features episodes 42-83, remastered and restored frame by frame, rendering the legendary action in pristine clarity. Each episode is presented in Japanese with the complete opening and closing credits and includes the original episode previews. Truly the essential edition for Dragon Ball Z purists, this set isn’t an addition to your archive – it is your archive. Your wish is finally granted. The Dragon Box is here.
Key details: Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No | MPAA rating: Unrated (Not Rated) | Package Dimensions: 7.8 x 5.8 x 1.9 inches; 1.35 Pounds | Media Format: Box set, Color, Full Screen, NTSC | Run time: 16 hours and 40 minutes | Release date: February 16, 2010 | Actors: Christopher R. Sabat, Masako Nozawa, Sean Schemmel, Sonny Strait, Toshio Furukawa | Subtitles: : English | Language: English (Dolby Digital 5.1), Japanese (Mono) | Studio: Funimation
Customer feedback: 4.4/5 average rating.
Customers say: Customers consider this Dragon Ball Z collection a must-have for fans, with one mentioning it's a great collection for DBZ enthusiasts.
Review snippets: Usually I am entirely against posting a review of a product before it has even been released. That being said, there are few sad and bitter individuals who neither purchased the previous box, nor plan on purchasing this or any / This DBZ Dragon Box series is an exciting thing. I've been a fan of DBZ since I first saw it on syndicated television in the mid to late '90s. (You could say I was a fan of the series even