We have a save the date for the Dragonball movie. CS says the first trailer for Dragonball is coming on October 17th, attached to Max Payne. That’s the first place you’ll be able to see it in theaters, though there’s always the chance that 20th Century Fox may put it online earlier. They will, if they want to avoid bootleg versions popping up all over the internet during the weekend.
Dragonball is not in fact about a medieval apothecary who develops a magical cure for sterility by grinding up dragon testicles. Instead, it’s based on the anime series Dragonball Z about guys standing around throwing energy balls at each other in pursuit of a magical thing called the Dragonball. It arrives in movie theaters on April 10th, and I’m told there’s absolutely nothing we can do to stop it.
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But he's right. It's based off the original series Dragonball whose sequel (DBZ) was released first (widely) in the US. The original series came back to the US after DBZ was popularized. All of the shows (there was another series after DBZ) were all themselves based on manga.
While I know about this stuff, I'm not necessarily a fan.
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We have a save the date for the Dragonball movie. CS says the first trailer for Dragonball is coming on October 17th, attached to Max Payne. That’s the first place you’ll be able to see it in theaters, though there’s always the chance that 20th Century Fox may put it online earlier. They will, if they want to avoid bootleg versions popping up all over the internet during the weekend.
September 22nd, 2008 at 11:52
Your ignorent Dragonball is based on a manga (japanese comics) without the Z and they barley even throw energy balls.