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Dragon Ball

  • Série télévisée
  • 1995–2003
  • TV-14
  • 24min
NOTE IMDb
8,5/10
72 k
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Dragon Ball (1995)
Trailer 2 for Dragon Ball: Season Five cloned
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Animation dessinée à la mainAnimeArts martiauxShōnenSuper hérosActionAnimationAventureFantaisieScience-fiction

Dragon Ball raconte l'histoire d'un jeune guerrier nommé Son Goku, un jeune garçon particulier qui se lance dans une quête pour devenir plus fort et découvre le pouvoir des Dragon Balls.Dragon Ball raconte l'histoire d'un jeune guerrier nommé Son Goku, un jeune garçon particulier qui se lance dans une quête pour devenir plus fort et découvre le pouvoir des Dragon Balls.Dragon Ball raconte l'histoire d'un jeune guerrier nommé Son Goku, un jeune garçon particulier qui se lance dans une quête pour devenir plus fort et découvre le pouvoir des Dragon Balls.

  • Casting principal
    • Brice Armstrong
    • Steve Olson
    • Stephanie Nadolny
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  • NOTE IMDb
    8,5/10
    72 k
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    POPULARITÉ
    1 369
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    • Casting principal
      • Brice Armstrong
      • Steve Olson
      • Stephanie Nadolny
    • 50avis d'utilisateurs
    • 4avis des critiques
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    Épisodes153

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    Dragon Ball: Season Five
    Trailer 0:38
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    Dragon Ball: Season Five
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    Dragon Ball: Season Three
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    Dragon Ball: Season Three
    Dragon Ball: Season Four
    Trailer 0:38
    Dragon Ball: Season Four
    Dragon Ball: Season Two
    Trailer 0:57
    Dragon Ball: Season Two
    Dragon Ball Z
    Trailer 0:58
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    Brice Armstrong
    Brice Armstrong
    • Narrator…
    • 1995–2003
    Steve Olson
    • Narrator (Blue Water dub)…
    • 1995–2003
    Stephanie Nadolny
    Stephanie Nadolny
    • Goku…
    • 1995–2003
    Zoe Slusar
    Zoe Slusar
    • Goku (Blue Water dub)…
    • 1995–2003
    Christopher Sabat
    Christopher Sabat
    • Yamcha…
    • 1995–2003
    Tiffany Vollmer
    Tiffany Vollmer
    • Bulma
    • 1995–2003
    Leda Davies
    • Bulma (Blue Water dub)…
    • 1995–2003
    Mike McFarland
    Mike McFarland
    • Master Roshi…
    • 1995–2003
    Monika Antonelli
    Monika Antonelli
    • Puar…
    • 1995–2003
    Victor Atelevich
    Victor Atelevich
    • Yamcha (Blue Water dub)…
    • 1995–2003
    Chris Simms
    • Puar (Blue Water dub)
    • 1995–2003
    Bradford Jackson
    Bradford Jackson
    • Oolong…
    • 1995–2003
    Mike Thiessen
    • Krillin (Blue Water dub)…
    • 2001–2003
    Laurie Steele
    • Krillin…
    • 1995–2003
    Meredith McCoy
    Meredith McCoy
    • Launch
    • 2001–2003
    John Burgmeier
    John Burgmeier
    • Tien…
    • 1995–2003
    Chuck Huber
    Chuck Huber
    • Emperor Pilaf…
    • 1995–2003
    Sonny Strait
    Sonny Strait
    • General Blue…
    • 2002–2003
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    Résumé

    Reviewers say 'Dragon Ball' is celebrated for its adventure, comedy, and martial arts action. Goku's quest for Dragon Balls introduces diverse characters, emphasizing friendship and perseverance. Goku's evolution from a naive child to a powerful warrior is notable, alongside significant growth in characters like Piccolo and Krillin. The series balances humor and serious moments, creating a dynamic narrative. Despite pacing issues and filler episodes, the overall reception is positive, highlighting its impact on the anime genre.
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    vittoriobaky

    Very good start for one of the best series ever

    When the 1st episode of Dragon Ball kicks in, no one would even imagine where this is going to lead. That single episode led to near 500 episodes divided into 3 series, about 20 OAVs, real-life movies (one of them still being produced), hella-long mangas, mass hysteria when it ended, fan fictions all around, rumors about a new series that never arrived, several videogames and gadgets... did I forget something? Probably. Dragon Ball is what brought animes outside of Japan to the mainstream. And it did deservedly, as Dragon Ball, as a whole, is one of the best series ever made.

    But let's focus on Dragon Ball, the famous prequel to the even more known Dragon Ball Z. Forget the extreme sci-fi from Z. Forget the huge muscles (well, do not, just imagine them smaller), put in loads of humor, and you get Dragon Ball, the first series. The story is funny, but smart and thrilling, and despite the obvious ending of all the parts, there's still some thrill to be had - mostly with the typical superhero scene where you wonder "How will they get out of this?" even if you know for sure they WILL get out of that. The characters are hilarious, but given the impressive amount of them, you'd better not start loving too many of them, because there could pass dozens of episodes without seeing certain people. This is quite a flaw in the Dragon Ball formula, in fact the power levels of the characters raise so fast that someone who appears to be the strongest person on the world, will be beaten by half of the cast about 50 episodes later.

    The drawing style is very typical and good, although sometimes it's a little flawed - nothing bad though. Another flaw is that some sagas inside the story are quite boring - the last episodes are quite a filler that do not inflict the later storyline in any way, so it could have been avoided, and cut at the last fight. Otherwise, Dragon Ball all things considered is epic. You might watch it today and think "What's the fuss all about?" - you might not get it with today's eyes. But believe me, this thing was huge, and I could re-watch it anytime. And it leads to Dragon Ball Z, which is one of the best TV-shows ever made.
    10shitwojshitski

    This is a simple review because i have no experience of being a critic but for a dragon ball lover like me

    Pilaf saga 8/10 Tournament saga 8/10 Red ribbon army 10/10 Baba saga 8/10 Tien saga 9/10 King picollo saga 10/10 Picollo jr saga 10/10 Wedding saga 7/10 but beautiful ending anyway

    "Find the Dragon Balls! Look out for them all! You can search around the world with me. Gotta heed the call of magic Dragon Balls! What a great adventure this will be. You can climb on board, 'cause the Nimbus doesn't wait! A fantastic journey for your dreams -- a thrilling mystery!

    Through the fires of time, they've waited patiently. When all seven balls you find, the Dragon is set free. Rising, rising, mesmerizing, unbridled ecstasy. Radiant and shining, hidden somewhere in the field, Luminous and blinding, with your desire revealed. Ageless, timeless, what you'll find is beyond belief!

    Let's try, try, try, look high and low! Search the sky and the sea below! Let's try, try, try, seize the day, And make new friends along the way!

    Find the Dragon Balls! Look out for them all! Come and hunt those Dragon Balls with me. Gotta heed the call of magic Dragon Balls! What a great adventure this will be. Set a course for action, adventure doesn't wait! A fantastic journey for your dreams -- a thrilling mystery! "
    Harshall18

    Old is gold

    I can't explain how much amazing is this series, at first I think of skipping it as it is to old and will be boring but I'm that kind of person who loves to understand the whole concept so I stared watching it. The beginning of the series it is so hilarious that I completely loved it and creates some interest in me but when the series started to go further it becomes little bit boring to watch it till 60 episodes I guess so I decided to watch the episode ASAP but then when the 2nd world martial arts competition begins it was so freaken awesome to watch it and from this there whole series just got changed I loved it. The final fight was awesome and the starting to something new then I just feel like uhhh now here we go again but I was completely wrong as the series continues to amaze me, the pikolo arc was the best and turst me I did not expect some thing like this from a anime from 1986 (and cretes intrest in me to watch more anime to that time). The series just got amazing and I loved it so much.
    9jonjosejamora

    The series that simplifies and introduces anime.

    Dragon ball is the cartoon that pioneered the fame that anime enjoys today. "What FF7 did for Rpg's, DB does for anime". It showcases wacky characters that each develop over time. It is definitely for kids but, considering Japanese culture, some actions(e.g. young Goku touching/smelling "genitalia") may seem vulgar but of course in a comedic and innocent manner. This is as well, slapstick humor.... not in its finest... BUT IN ITS EXTREME FORM! (e.g. One of Goku's enemies, Ninja Murasaki, falls from the roof. Then.... the "poor" ninja lands ass-first on Goku's stretch stick, protruding from the ground. Talk about the worst anal probe ever! Thats how the guy loses. Hahahaha....)

    The plot is built around an odd little boy that that is blessed with great strength and physical prowess. The general formula of the series is one of a "Boss saga" type. What i mean by this is that each "chapter" always begins with a new enemy boss introduced while it ends with the protagonist defeating that boss. Later on, in the series (DBZ), the origins of Goku is revealed. Dragon ball is centered on how Goku attains super hero status. By the latter parts of Dragon ball, Goku actually "grows up". A trademark as well of the show is the many memorable characters that it has. What is memorable?? This is simply: Ulong (the shape-shifting pig), Yamcha (the outcast that fights using his "Wolf fang fist"), Bulma (the main focus of "fan service"), Goku (the monkey boy), Lange (the schizophrenic sneezing babe).....

    This is actually a good example of what anime generally is. All the peculiar humor that Japanese cartoons portray are nicely shown. From the sexual overtones, slapstick, stupidity, childishness, super deformed "chibi" and what not considering Jap-humor. Don't forget that this is a kiddie show. It is enjoyable though even for adults as the "oddities" (goku's old master, the ultimate "hentai" "perv" Tortoise Genie, in his eternal pursuit for sexy women.) are enough to keep you laughing.
    10chaching259

    One of the best shows on TV

    I just finished watching this series, and I have to say this is one of the best shows on television.

    Dragon Ball is considered a prequel of the more famous Dragon Ball Z, but I have to say that after watching it, Dragon Ball stands as a legitimate show on its own. It is a much better counterpart to DBZ than GT is. It may seem a bit childish at the beginning, but the show matures as the characters do as well. The show is funny too.

    Compared with Z, Dragon Ball is more about the basics of fighting while Z harnesses advanced techniques. Overall I would say the fighting in Dragon Ball is actually better than Z while the plot in Z is better than Dragon Ball (though this is not to say that either are bad in anyway)

    I highly recommend watching it and see the excitement of Goku's journey.

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    • Anecdotes
      In the original 1989 dub of Dragon Ball by Harmony Gold, Goku was renamed Zero.
    • Gaffes
      In the original English dub for the episode The Kamehameha wave, Kamehameha is misspelled as Kamehameah on the title screen.
    • Citations

      Krillin: Slow down! You know if I lose my grip on you I'll fall through this cloud!

      Goku: Well if you would stop thinking bad thoughts then it wouldn't be a problem!

      Krillin: Fat chance.

      Goku: Hey Krillin look, do you think Master Roshi would like that lady over there?

      Krillin: You mean I have to look down? Goku that's a man!

      Goku: Really? How can you tell? Gosh, they all look pretty much the same to me.

      Krillin: Huh? You're joking, right? I mean you really can't tell the difference?

      Goku: Well, usually I can figure it out. I just have to touch them first.

      Krillin: Hmm? In case you couldn't tell, I'm a boy.

      Goku: Oh!

    • Crédits fous
      When FUNimation redubbed the original Dragon Ball in 2000, they kept the Japanese intro/outro credit songs, and had English speakers sing them. This was the first time FUNimation kept music from the Japanese version of a Dragon Ball series.
    • Versions alternatives
      There are four different distinct English dubbed versions of this series:
      • a dub from Harmony Gold in 1989 that played very briefly in the US,
      • a heavily edited dub from Kidmark in 1995 that played in several English-speaking countries,
      • an uncut dub from Funimation in 2001 (played edited on US TV) that is shown in only in the US and Australia,
      • and a slightly edited Canadian dub from 2003 that plays only in Canada and in the UK.
    • Connexions
      Alternate-language version of Dragon Ball (1986)

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    • Date de sortie
      • 20 août 2001 (États-Unis)
    • Pays d’origine
      • Japon
      • États-Unis
    • Site officiel
      • Official Website
    • Langue
      • Anglais
    • Aussi connu sous le nom de
      • 7 Viên Ngọc Rồng (Tiếng Anh)
    • Sociétés de production
      • FUNimation Entertainment
      • Harmony Gold
      • Ocean Group
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