Dragonball Z - Movie Special 2: Die Geschichte von Trunks
Originaltitel: Doragon Bôru Zetto Zetsubô e no Hankô!! Nokosareta Chô-Senshi Gohan to Torankusu
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In einer dunklen Zukunft, in der die Androiden die Erde übernommen haben, sind Gohan und sein Schüler Trunks die letzte Verteidigung gegen diese tödlichen Killermaschinen.In einer dunklen Zukunft, in der die Androiden die Erde übernommen haben, sind Gohan und sein Schüler Trunks die letzte Verteidigung gegen diese tödlichen Killermaschinen.In einer dunklen Zukunft, in der die Androiden die Erde übernommen haben, sind Gohan und sein Schüler Trunks die letzte Verteidigung gegen diese tödlichen Killermaschinen.
- Regie
- Drehbuch
- Hauptbesetzung
Masako Nozawa
- Son Gokû
- (Synchronisation)
- …
Mayumi Tanaka
- Kuririn
- (Synchronisation)
Hiromi Tsuru
- Bulma
- (Synchronisation)
- …
Ryô Horikawa
- Vegeta
- (Synchronisation)
Takeshi Kusao
- Trunks
- (Synchronisation)
Naoko Watanabe
- Chichi
- (Synchronisation)
- …
Daisuke Gôri
- Gyûmaô
- (Synchronisation)
- …
Naoki Tatsuta
- Oolong
- (Synchronisation)
Kôhei Miyauchi
- Kame Sen'nin
- (Synchronisation)
Shigeru Nakahara
- Android No.17
- (Synchronisation)
Miki Itô
- Android No.18
- (Synchronisation)
Shinobu Satouchi
- Announcer
- (Synchronisation)
Shin'ichirô Ôta
- Tenshu
- (Synchronisation)
Nao Nagasawa
- On'na
- (Synchronisation)
- (as Nagasawa Naomi)
Kazunari Tanaka
- Kakariin
- (Synchronisation)
- (as Tanaka Kazushige)
Jôji Yanami
- Narration
- (Synchronisation)
Monika Antonelli
- Puar
- (English version)
- (Synchronisation)
Mark Britten
- Ox King
- (English version)
- (Synchronisation)
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WOW WHAT A MOVIE. I have seen other dbz movie but this feels unique and special. The fighting scenes are amazing and when gohan dies i feel very sad. But thanks to trunks who later kills these androids and save earth. This is must watch movie. You will love this !
The "History of Trunks," was the greatest DBZ movie that i have seen. It had more drama than the normal movie, and that was what made it so great.
Basically it reveals the future in which everyone except Gohan and Trunks have been killed by the Androids, and the two Z-fighters train hard to win the future...
Basically it reveals the future in which everyone except Gohan and Trunks have been killed by the Androids, and the two Z-fighters train hard to win the future...
As far as entries in the Dragon Ball universe go, this one is kind of unique. Taking place in the alternate future of Trunks, a world torn apart by the merciless Artificial Humans, where almost all the warriors are gone, along with the Dragon Balls, and nearly all hope. Only two warriors remain, Gohan, now a grown man, continuing the legacy of his father, and Trunks, the teenage son of Vegeta and Bulma, who is training in hopes of becoming a Super Saiya-jin.
What makes this movie truly unique in terms of the Dragon Ball franchise, is that death has a lot more meaning here. The majority of the time in the series, when a character dies, it's kind of hard to get emotional about it, because you know as long as the Dragon Balls are around, they will likely be all right in the end. This fantastic TV special shows us what would happen without them. There is also no Goku, save for a small scene of him dying from a heart virus at the start.
With a run time of only about 50 minutes, there is not a whole lot of time to go into too much depth, but it definitely tells you the story that it intends in that time, fitting a fair amount of story into it. We get several of most intense fight scenes of the whole series, which probably owes to the short length, since they wasted no time on time filling power up scenes, as the main series often did.
As usual the voice acting (Japanese) is of a high quality, with Nozawa's voice give adult Gohan a newfound maturity, and Takeshi Kusao plays Trunks well. As far as villains go, Artificial Humans #17 and #18 are brilliantly malicious and evil, treating humans as mere toys for their enjoyment. Being a TV Special, the animation is pretty much at the same standard set by the series, not bad in any sense, but far from groundbreaking.
In the end, the special definitely has a lot to offer, and fans of the series should definitely love it. There is plenty of intensity and emotion, and many memorable scenes. The special portrays Gohan in a new light, very different from his usual timid nature, which has seemed to annoy some fans. Despite being a TV special, it remains one of my favourite parts of the series, which is rare for material that hasn't come from Dragon Ball creator Akira Toriyama. I'd call this one Toei Animation's greatest achievements in the Dragon Ball franchise.
What makes this movie truly unique in terms of the Dragon Ball franchise, is that death has a lot more meaning here. The majority of the time in the series, when a character dies, it's kind of hard to get emotional about it, because you know as long as the Dragon Balls are around, they will likely be all right in the end. This fantastic TV special shows us what would happen without them. There is also no Goku, save for a small scene of him dying from a heart virus at the start.
With a run time of only about 50 minutes, there is not a whole lot of time to go into too much depth, but it definitely tells you the story that it intends in that time, fitting a fair amount of story into it. We get several of most intense fight scenes of the whole series, which probably owes to the short length, since they wasted no time on time filling power up scenes, as the main series often did.
As usual the voice acting (Japanese) is of a high quality, with Nozawa's voice give adult Gohan a newfound maturity, and Takeshi Kusao plays Trunks well. As far as villains go, Artificial Humans #17 and #18 are brilliantly malicious and evil, treating humans as mere toys for their enjoyment. Being a TV Special, the animation is pretty much at the same standard set by the series, not bad in any sense, but far from groundbreaking.
In the end, the special definitely has a lot to offer, and fans of the series should definitely love it. There is plenty of intensity and emotion, and many memorable scenes. The special portrays Gohan in a new light, very different from his usual timid nature, which has seemed to annoy some fans. Despite being a TV special, it remains one of my favourite parts of the series, which is rare for material that hasn't come from Dragon Ball creator Akira Toriyama. I'd call this one Toei Animation's greatest achievements in the Dragon Ball franchise.
This movie is really cool I rented it about 3 days ago and I couldn't blink and it was so good. And so I learned more about Trunks before he could go to the past to give the antidote to Goku, and see how he defeated Frieza and King Cold.
The music intro is pretty cool because they say Dragon Ball Z with a deep voice. Well I was eating any goodies when I was watching this movie eating burgers and drinking some soda, and the saddest thing about this movie is when one of the main characters die while trying to defeat the Androids 17 and 18.
This movie is the best for Trunks fans, and for those who would like to know more about the history of Trunks before he went to the past to give the antidote to Goku to prevent his death by a virus.
Great DBZ special I give this one a 10/10
The music intro is pretty cool because they say Dragon Ball Z with a deep voice. Well I was eating any goodies when I was watching this movie eating burgers and drinking some soda, and the saddest thing about this movie is when one of the main characters die while trying to defeat the Androids 17 and 18.
This movie is the best for Trunks fans, and for those who would like to know more about the history of Trunks before he went to the past to give the antidote to Goku to prevent his death by a virus.
Great DBZ special I give this one a 10/10
Trunks has lived his whole life in fear and chaos as 2 Androids have been killing off the world's population and destroying all major cities. After witnessing so many innocent lives, he must find a way to bring back everything that was lost and irreplaceable.
This is the full story on what Trunk's life was like during the Armegeda of the androids. As it was very little said during the Trunks/Android/Cell Sagas. You see a lot of brief cameos of your favorite characters as well as Gohan who plays a part in this TV special.
Since this takes place in an alternate future, all that you'll see in this TV special won't affect the current time line. Well those who have seen the all the android episodes would know what I mean.
So those who really wanted to know what alternate future of the DBZ world is like can be able to see this on DVD.
This is the full story on what Trunk's life was like during the Armegeda of the androids. As it was very little said during the Trunks/Android/Cell Sagas. You see a lot of brief cameos of your favorite characters as well as Gohan who plays a part in this TV special.
Since this takes place in an alternate future, all that you'll see in this TV special won't affect the current time line. Well those who have seen the all the android episodes would know what I mean.
So those who really wanted to know what alternate future of the DBZ world is like can be able to see this on DVD.
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- WissenswertesThis TV special is an alternate timeline version of what would have happened if Goku had died from the heart disease in Dragon Ball Z: Doragon bôru zetto (1989).
- PatzerThe Z-Fighter death scenes shown here contradict those shown in the Cell Saga in the series.
- Crazy CreditsAfter the end credits, there is an image of Trunks and Goten and it reads "Dragon Ball Z - Supesharu - Owari" which translates into "Dragon Ball Z Special - End".
- Alternative VersionenThe edited VHS releases by FUNimation cuts out the nudity and blood.
- VerbindungenEdited into The History of Trunks Abridged (2015)
- SoundtracksCHA-LA HEAD CHA-LA (Chara-hetchara)
[Opening theme]
Lyrics: Yukinojô Mori
Music: Chiho Kiyooka
Arrangements: Kenji Yamamoto
Performer: Hironobu Kageyama
(Columbia Records)
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By what name was Dragonball Z - Movie Special 2: Die Geschichte von Trunks (1993) officially released in India in English?
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