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Funko has revealed a batch of images for their Comic-Con exclusives, which include Star wars, Ghostbusters, Rocket Raccoon, Captain America, Deadpool, Terminator, The Flash, Dragon Ball Z and more.
No pre-buy option is available this year, so you will have to head to the Funko Booth to pick up the items.
Comic-Con runs July 8-12 in San Diego.
Dragon Ball Z: Resurrection F Trailer
FUNimation Entertainment announced that the world premiere of the English dub of Dragon Ball Z: Resurrection ‘F’ will be held on Thursday, July 2, 2015 at 8:00 p.m. at the Regal LA LIVE Stadium 14 in Los Angeles, Calif. The premiere coincides with opening night of Anime Expo 2015 — the largest anime and manga convention in North America. FUNimation recently completed principal production of the English dub for the movie which was written by series creator Akira Toriyama and directed by Naoyoshi Yamamuro.
Actors Seán Schemmel and Christopher R. Sabat, starring in the roles of Goku and Vegeta respectively, will be attending the premiere, which will also feature a red carpet event prior to the screening. Schemmel and Sabat are reprising their roles from last year’s highly-successful Dragon Ball Z: Battle of Gods.
“We’re pleased to premiere the English dub of “Dragon Ball Z: Resurrection ‘F’” during Anime Expo 2015,” said Gen Fukunaga, CEO and founder of FUNimation. “Our cast and crew have done an amazing job with the dub. Fans will enjoy every minute of it — from the first scene through the ending credits.”
Dragon Ball Z: Resurrection ‘F’ is the 20th film in the Dragon Ball franchise. The story is the follow-up to Dragon Ball Z: Battle of Gods and showcases the return of Frieza — one of the greatest villains in all of anime. The new film will screen in theaters across the U.S. and Canada from August 4 – 12, 2015. Fans are invited to sign up at www.dragonballz.com to be alerted when ticketing opens later this month. Subscribers can also look forward to receiving exclusive offers, sneak peeks, and other news about the film.
A short trailer aired on Japanese TV for the upcoming new Dragon Ball Super TV series, which is the first new series in 18 years.
Dragon Ball Super premiers Sunday, July 5, on Fuji TV and other channels.
Dragon Ball Super is set a few years after the defeat of Majin Buu, when the Earth has become peaceful once again, and has been said to feature foes more powerful than both Frieza and Buu.
The latest Dragon Ball movie, “Resurrection F,” gets released in the U.S. this August.
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A premiere date for the new Dragon Ball Super TV series has become known.
According to the 28th issue of Shueisha’s Weekly Shonen Jump magazine, Dragon Ball Super will make its Japanese debut Sunday, July 5, on Fuji TV and other channels.
Dragon Ball Super is set a few years after the defeat of Majin Buu, when the Earth has become peaceful once again, and has been said to feature foes more powerful than both Frieza and Buu.
A Dragon Ball Super manga comic will also make its debut this June in the super-sized August issue of Shueisha’s V Jump magazine.
The latest Dragon Ball movie, “Resurrection F,” gets released in the U.S. in August as well.
(via Anime News Network)
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The U.S. version of Dragon Ball Z: Resurrection F arrives this Summer.
Check out the trailer above.
Dragon Ball Z: Resurrection F will have a limited theatrical release in the U.S. and Canada from August 4-12th.
This summer, revenge takes its final form.
Two years after “Battle of Gods,” Dragon Ball Z is back in a highly anticipated new film – featuring the return of one of the most iconic villains of all time, Frieza.
“We are thrilled to bring fans – both new and old – this latest film from series creator Akira Toriyama,” said Gen Fukunaga, CEO and founder of FUNimation. “Dragon Ball Z: Resurrection ‘F’ is a visually stunning movie and offers even more action and comedy than Dragon Ball Z: Battle of Gods.”
“Fans are in for another amazing ride with Dragon Ball Z: Resurrection ‘F’,” said Mike DuBoise, EVP and COO of FUNimation. “We will be raising the bar for the anime theater-going experience.”
Fans are invited to sign-up at www.dragonballz.com to be alerted when ticketing opens. Subscribers can also look forward to receiving exclusive offers, sneak peeks and other news about the film.
Synopsis:
Dragon Ball Z: Resurrection ‘F’ is the 20th film in the Dragon Ball franchise, which first debuted in North America in 1986. The new movie showcases the return of Frieza – one of the greatest villains in all of anime. Now resurrected from death, Frieza embarks on plans to take his revenge on the Z Fighters of Earth. Goku and Vegeta once again face their nemesis together, but this time it is a fight for Earth’s very survival.
In addition to the new Dragon Ball Super TV series, a new Manga comic is being released as well.
Check out a first look at Goku from the Manga as the issue gets released in June as part of V Jump magazine (via Anime News Network).
Toyotarō is responsible for the art and also did the Manga adaptation of the recent Dragon Ball Z: Resurrection F animated film.
Dragon Ball Super debuts on Fuji TV this July airing Sundays at 9am. The story takes place after the defeat of Majin Buu. Previous details made mention the series would see foes more powerful than Frieza and Buu.
Dragon Ball Z: Resurrection F will also be released later this year in the U.S.
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Dragon Ball Z: Resurrection F extended clip:
With a new Dragon Ball Z movie recently released as well as the announcement of a new TV series, check out a cool fan-created tribute above.
The Collectif Plissken YouTube channel posted the video with mention all the music and songs have been taking directly from Dragon Ball’s original soundtrack: Dragon Ball & Dragon Ball Z: Great Complete Collection.
The Dragon Ball Z movie, Resurrection F, will hit the U.S. this Summer; the TV series, Dragon Ball: Super, premiers in Japan this July featuring foes even stronger than Buu and Freeza.
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For the first time in 18 years, a brand new Dragon Ball Z series will be coming to TV.
Dragon Ball Super will premiere on Fuji TV and other channels airing Sundays this July, which will be set after the Majin Buu saga, with foes stronger than Buu and Freeza teased.
The story is set a few years after the defeat of Kajin Buu, with the Earth having become peaceful once again.
“We’ve always used the word ‘chō‘ (Super) with Dragon Ball in commercials, games and the like, but the fact that the series titled Dragon Ball Super is beginning is the best thing ever,” Masako Nozaw, the voice of Goku, said, reports the Anime News Network.
“As I read the plot [of the series] I’ve already received from Akira Toriyama, my dreams for this begin to expand. An enemy even stronger than Buu or Freeza may appear…” added Fuji TV producer Osamu Nozaki.
Dragon Ball Super is from original creator Toriyama; Kimitoshi Chioka is directing; with Naoko Sagawa and Atsushi Kido serving as producers.
The new animated film, Dragon Ball Z: Resurrection F, was recently released in Japan and will have an English Summer release.
Dragon Ball Z: Resurrection F extended clip:
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The new Dragon Ball Z movie, Dragon Ball Z: Resurrection F, scored the biggest opening to date for 2015 in Japan.
Deadline reports Dragon Ball Z: Resurrection opened with an estimated $8.2 million across Saturday and Sunday, which is 43% higher than the Fox Dragonball Z: Battle of the Gods animated movie.
The animated film, which features the return of Frieza, opened in Japan yesterday and is slated for a U.S. release this Summer as well as in Latin America and other countries.
DBZ even beat down the billion dollar movie Fast & Furious 7 in Japan.
Watch a four minute preview:
Check out an extended preview trailer from the Dragon Ball Z: Resurrection F animated film that was recently released in Japan.
The English version of the film will be released in the U.S. this Summer.
Dragon Ball Z: Resurrection F represents the nineteenth feature film in the Dragon Ball series. Series creator Akira Toriyama was directly involved in the film’s production, just as he was in the highly successful Dragon Ball Z: Battle of Gods.
Masako Nozawa is voicing Goku; Ryo Horikawa as Vegeta; Masako Nozawa as Gohan;Toshio Furukawa as Piccolo; Mayumi Tanaka as Krillin; Hikaru Midorikawa asTenshinhan; Masaharu Satou as Master Roshi; Hiromi Tsuru as Bulma; YukoMinaguchi as Videl; Miki Itou as Android 18; Kouichi Yamadera as Beerus, The God of Destruction; Masakazu Morita as Whis; Shoko Nakagawa as The Oracle Fish; Shigeru Chiba, Tesshô Genda, and Eiko Yamada as Pilaf, Shū, and Mai, respectively; RyuseiNakao as Frieza; Shiro Saito as Sorbet; Kazuya Nakai as Tagoma, Sorbet’s bodyguard.
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The new Dragon Ball Z: Resurrection F movie will be released this Summer in the U.S.
Funimation has acquired the rights and will hold the U.S. premiere April 11, 2015 at Egyptian Theatre in Los Angeles, CA.
A limited number of tickets for the event are available at dragonballz.com.
Info:
Dragon Ball Z: Resurrection F represents the nineteenth feature film in the Dragon Ball series. Series creator Akira Toriyama was directly involved in the film’s production, just as he was in the highly successful Dragon Ball Z: Battle of Gods. The English dub of the new film will be released in theaters across North America in Summer 2015.
Dragon Ball Z: Resurrection Of F trailer:
Check out the new trailer above for the upcoming Dragon Ball Z Resurrection (or Fukkatsu no F) movie which reveals a new look at Frieza.
The movie will be released in Japan on April 18th.
Masako Nozawa is voicing Goku; Ryo Horikawa as Vegeta; Masako Nozawa as Gohan; Toshio Furukawa as Piccolo; Mayumi Tanaka as Krillin; Hikaru Midorikawa as Tenshinhan; Masaharu Satou as Master Roshi; Hiromi Tsuru as Bulma; Yuko Minaguchi as Videl; Miki Itou as Android 18; Kouichi Yamadera as Beerus, The God of Destruction; Masakazu Morita as Whis; Shoko Nakagawa as The Oracle Fish; Shigeru Chiba, Tesshô Genda, and Eiko Yamada as Pilaf, Shū, and Mai, respectively; Ryusei Nakao as Frieza; Shiro Saito as Sorbet; Kazuya Nakai as Tagoma, Sorbet’s bodyguard.
Here’s the pic:
Check out a cool Dragon Ball Z fan-film above with “Light Of Hope,” which is based on the “History Of Trunks” TV special.
The RobotUnderDog2 YouTube channel put this together and is turning it into a web series.
Here is the description:
Hope is worth fighting for. In Dragon Ball Z: Light of Hope, Gohan and Trunks fight against the unstoppable Androids #17 and #18 and try to save as many human lives as possible. The young Trunks must grow up quickly and learn from his mentor, Gohan; but with battles to fight on both the outside and inside, how long can they endure, and where will they find a light of hope? Subscribe, support and share if you want to see more episodes!
This series is an adaptation of “The History of Trunks” TV Special. In this timeline, Goku and the other Z Warriors are dead. This is the story of Gohan and Trunks in their battle to survive against the Androids.
Check out the opening to the upcoming Dragon Ball Xenoverse video game.
Dragon Ball Xenoverse will be available February 24th for PS4, XBox One, PS3 and XBox 360.
Synopsis:
DRAGON BALL universe is coming onto the New-Gen systems and will fully benefit from the most powerful consoles ever created. DRAGON BALL XENOVERSE will bring all the frenzied battles between Goku and his fiercest enemies, such as Vegeta, Frieza, Cell and much more, with new gameplay design! Coming along with this amazing feature; a new world setup, a mysterious city and many other amazing features to be announced over the next few months! But a question remains; an unknown fighter appears… Who is he?
