Dragon Ball villain Lord Frieza likes to get around on his hover pod as he commits his dastardly deeds, and a new toy from Bandai Namco lets you use his hover pod to . . . just sit around. The hover pod, which is about 27 …Read more »
Premium Bandai has a brand new figure on the way as part of the S.H.Figuarts line, and this one is a must for long-time Dragon Ball Z fans. Straight out of the 1990 feature anime film Dragon Ball Z: The Tree of Might comes Tulece, …Read more »
A release date has been revealed for Dragon Ball: The Breakers, which was previously announced as a seven-on-one survival game. The action kicks off when the game launches on PlayStation 4, Xbox One and PC via Steam in Japan on October 13, followed by the …Read more »
A man who goes by @Bodo_G3 on Twitter discovered what he thought was the perfect photo op: an indented circle with cracks where he could pretend to be Yamcha. In Dragon Ball Z, there’s a famous scene toward the beginning of the series where Yamcha …Read more »
23-year-old sprinter Amlan Borgohain just beat the 200-meter national record in India, and when he talked about his inspiration, he didn’t mention other athletes or his coach. He mentioned Goku from Dragon Ball Z! Before he made his record-breaking 20.52 seconds run (the previous record …Read more »
Many kids grew up with the first Dragon Ball Z opening theme song, “Cha-La Head Cha-La,” performed by Hironobu Kageyama. And you know what? Hironobu Kageyama is still singing and still happy to sing “Cha-La Head Cha-La.” In fact, he just performed it as part …Read more »
The “Dragon Ball Symphonic Adventure” will make its American debut on May 21 in Los Angeles, where it will have a 60-piece orchestra and live vocals bringing Dragon Ball music to life, all while scenes from the anime play on the big screen behind the …Read more »
The “Dragon Ball Symphonic Adventure” is coming to America, and its first stop is the Microsoft Theater in Los Angeles on May 21. Tickets are on sale now. An official press release says the event “combines scenes and sounds of Dragon Ball together with live …Read more »
Who doesn’t love Frieza? The iconic Dragon Ball Z villain is always on our minds, and it seems that also applies to manga author Kentaro Yabuki, who is best known for the To Love-Ru series and is currently serializing the Ayakashi Triangle manga. The creator …Read more »
The east exit near the Shinjuku Station in Tokyo has something very eye-catching: a curved LED digital billboard. It’s the first in the country, and the advertising space allows you to create 3D ads with 4K image quality. So far the star of the show …Read more »
Are you hungry? No? Well get hungry, because it’s National Taco Day. Today we pay tribute to that delicious hand-held dish we’ve loved all our lives. Whether fast food, upscale, or homemade, the versatile food is beloved by kids, grown-ups, and starving college students alike. …Read more »
The Super Nintendo Entertainment System was, for lots of us, a gateway system. Lots of us began our gaming lives with Super Mario World, A Link to the Past, or that one Animaniacs game where you fight a xenomorph. And, depending on where you lived, you …Read more »
The Nintendo Direct E3 2021 presentation has dropped a lot of announcements, including the fact that the game Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot will become available to play on the Nintendo Switch this fall. Currently, Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot can be played on Xbox One, PlayStation …Read more »
During a recent interview, YouTuber Tyrone Magnus asked director Zack Snyder (Man of Steel, Justice League) about the possibility of directing anime movies. “Would you do an anime movie, but more specifically, Dragon Ball Z?” asked Magnus. “I get that question so much to ask …Read more »
After having a great showing at the Japanese box office, now’s as good a time as any for Warner Bros. Japan to go ahead and show the first 90 seconds of the Gintama THE FINAL anime film. We’re glad they did, too, because in this …Read more »
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