However it does present an opportunity for practically every Z Fighter in the series to show off their abilities and enter the fray. As such it contains a decent amount of training sections with Goku and King Kai as well as Gohan with Picollo. In fact, season one even brings viewers into the beginning of the Namek saga. Now Dragon Ball Z Kai Season One covers the first twenty six episodes of the Kai series and in it we are presented the entire beginning story arc with Raditz, as well as the entire showdown against the invading Saiyan Warriors, Vegeta and Nappa. Can Goku and his friends save the Earth and defeat every enemy that stands in-front of them? However this new enemy is nothing compared to the enemies that the Z Fighters will be facing off against from now on. To deal with this threat Goku must team up with his archenemy Picollo. However just as Goku meets up with Krillin, Master Roshi and Bulma for the first time in many years, a new threat has come to Earth… a threat more powerful than anything Goku has ever seen before. The Z Fighters have all grown a bit older and Goku has even had a child of his own named Gohan. As such Dragon Ball Z Kai may be the best way to introduce the series to new comers and Dragon Ball Z Kai Season One kicks the series off many years after the end of Dragon Ball. While nearly everyone knows the story of Dragon Ball Z by now, there still are plenty of people who may be experiencing DBZ for the first time. Is Dragon Ball Z more legendary than ever with all previous filler removed? Now FUNimation has brought over the first twenty six episodes in the Season One collection of Dragon Ball Z Kai. To rectify that issue Toei Animation brought Dragon Ball Z Kai. However, despite its popularity, the original Dragon Ball Z had quite a lot of padding and filler mixed in with the action. The series is so well known that even those who don’t know what anime is have likely watched parts of Dragon Ball Z. Over the past twenty years the series has become well known all around the world. Perhaps no franchise in the anime world has ever reached the same height of popularity that the Dragon Ball series holds.
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