Dragon Ball Z - The Movie: Super Saiyan Son Goku

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Anime movie
title Dragon Ball Z - The Movie: Super Saiyan Son Goku
Original title ド ラ ゴ ン ボ ー ル Z 超 サ イ ヤ 人 だ 孫悟空
transcription Doragon Bōru Z 4: Supa Saiyajin da Son Goku
Country of production JapanJapan Japan
original language Japanese
Publishing year 1991
Studio Tōei Dōga
length 52 minutes
genre Shōnen , martial arts , action , science fiction
Age rating FSK 12
Rod
Director Mitsuo Hashimoto
idea Akira Toriyama
script Takao Koyama
production Chiaki Imada, Rikizou Kayano
music Shunsuke Kikuchi
synchronization

Dragon Ball Z - The Movie: Super Saiyan Son-Goku is the fourth of a total of 15 films for the anime series Dragon Ball Z , which is based on the manga Dragon Ball by the Japanese artist Akira Toriyama . The film was released on DVD in Germany in 2002 . In the same year, Carlsen Comics brought out the accompanying anime comics Dragon Ball Z (issues 29-32).

action

A huge asteroid threatens the earth. Using the Kamehame-Ha fighting technique , Son-Goku and Kuririn try together to steer it into another orbit and not to destroy it, as there are signs of life on the asteroid. Your maneuver fails and instead of the asteroid, a huge spaceship arrives on earth. The aliens tell the people on earth that the planet and the Milky Way are now under the rule of Lord Slug, the king of the universe. He wants to take possession of the earth and destroy people. Since the climate is too warm for the demons on earth, Lord Slug's followers change the inclination of the earth's axis and use clouds to completely darken the planet.

When the alien soldiers demonstrate their power, Gohan intervenes and loses his hat with a Dragon Ball in the fight . Lord Slug recognizes the Dragon Ball and takes the cap with the crystal ball. Finally, he coaxes from Bulma the secrets of the seven earthly Dragon Balls and the important information that they can be found with the Dragon Ball Radar . He removes Bulma's radar and sends his followers out to collect the Dragon Balls. After a successful search, Lord Slug wishes eternal youth from the holy dragon Shenlong.

Meanwhile, Son-Goku and Kuririn wake up to the effects of a magic bean they received from Yaijirobi and discover that the earth is darkened and almost completely frozen. Gohan, meanwhile, returns to the spaceship with Oolong and tries to fight the alien demons. However, he cannot do anything against the majority of the aliens and receives support from Piccolo. As the battle progresses, both Gohan and Piccolo are defeated by Lord Slug's soldiers. Goku and Kuririn arrive and also fight the aliens. Son-Goku defeats Lord Slug's strongest followers and eventually faces Lord Slug himself.

As the fight progresses, Lord Slug turns out to be a Super Namek and personified, one hundred percent evil. Despite his strength and fighting techniques, Son-Goku fails to defeat Lord Slug, who now turns into an oversized opponent with multiplied power. Before he can kill Goku, Piccolo intervenes in the fight. As a Namekian, he knows all the strengths and weaknesses of his people. Piccolo tears off both ears and tells Gohan to whistle his song . The tone is unbearable for the sensitive hearing of a Namek and Lord Slug is almost incapable of fighting because of the whistled melody. Piccolo transfers his remaining strength to Son-Goku, who wounds Lord Slug with his technique Kaioken and finally destroys the aliens and spaceship with a Genkidama .

Production and publication

The film was made in 1991 at Toei Animation Studio, directed by Mitsuo Hashimoto . The music was composed by Shunsuke Kikuchi and the artistic directors were Tomoko Yoshida and Toshikatsu Sanuki.

The film premiered on March 19, 1991 in Japan. Translations of the film into English, Spanish, French and Portuguese were televised and released on DVD . In 2002 Polyband released a German dubbed version on DVD.

Voice actor

The German dubbing was implemented by the dubbing studio of the Berlin MME Studios .

role Japanese speaker ( seiyū ) German speaker
Son Goku Masako Nozawa Tommy Morgenstern
Bulma Tsuru Hiromi Claudia Urbschat-Mingues
Gohan Masako Nozawa Sandro Blümel
Lord Slug Yara Yuusako Axel Lutter
ChiChi Naoko Watanabe Julia digit
Krillin / Kuririn Mayumi Tanaka Vanya Gerick
Master Kaio Yanami Jouji Rudiger Evers
Oolong Naoki Tatsuta Bernhard Völger
Piccolo Toshio Furukawa David Nathan
Yajirobi Takeshi Kusao Eberhard Prüter

Web links

Individual proof

  1. Narrator for Anime on DVD