Originally produced in limited quantities in Japan, the incredibly rare Dragon Box has long been the ultimate prize for the most avid Dragon Ball Z collectors. Now this coveted collection has been reproduced for the first time in the United States, giving hardcore fans the definitive Dragon Ball Z experience.
The battle to harness the power of the seven Dragon Balls explodes in vivid detail like never before. The Dragon Box features over 40 uncut episodes, remastered and restored frame by frame, rendering the legendary action in pristine clarity. Each episode is presented in Japanese with the complete opening and closing credits and includes the original episode previews.
Truly the essential edition for Dragon Ball Z purists, this set isn’t an addition to your archive – it is your archive. Your wish is finally granted. The Dragon Box is here.
Dragon Box Four contains episodes 127-168 in a collectible art box.
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(out of 9 reviews)
List Price: $ 59.98
Price: $ 36.10
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October 5, 2010
#1
Review by Erick P. Sitter
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While I pre-ordered mine from rightstuf, it’s nice that the Dragon Box is being supported.
It would have been nicer if “Z” was redubbed in the same fashion as Kai and with the obviously better script, we can’t all win right? Anyway, I’m a fan of the Japanese version so it doesn’t bother me at all. There’s kai for the English version.
The episodes take place right where box 3 left off, and should go up to the beginning of the Cell Games.
They better put Son Gohan on box 5!
That leaves SSJ Son Goku with Box 6, and Piccolo for Box 7(or vice versa)
October 5, 2010
#2
Review by J. barnette
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i own the first 3 and am fairly sure this one will be just as great. i just order box four and i already cant wait for box five. and as for the missing score i started watching dbz back in 1997 and it didnt even have a dub. so the missing score is meaningless to me.
October 5, 2010
#3
Review by Maria P. Green
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The 4th set in the Dragon Box series, just as great as the last ones! Another worthy buy. It doesn’t include FUNimation’s dub score but it does include everything else (plus the dub score is unfaithful to the original version anyways). Video quality and audio quality are great just as usual.
October 5, 2010
#4
Review by xfansd
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The REAL way this series was meant to be seen! This set is for the true DBZ fans. These were originally released in Japan in a very limited quantity and were very expensive. So a big applause for Funimation for finally doing something right, and giving us these at an awesome price. These sets have the original Japanese audio and video, and it’s all perfectly remastered. (Unlike the fake remastered orange brick sets.) Don’t worry, there is an English dub too. The only bad thing about these sets, is there are no extras on the discs. But I’m betting they will be included in the last set.
And for those of you complaining about them not including the Bruce Faulconer music, HAHA! Go buy the crappy orange bricks and stay away from my Dragon Boxes.
October 5, 2010
#5
Review by Candace Osterman
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Who cares if is dosent have the american music on it the point of the dragon box is to give the veiwer the original version of the dragonball z experiance. if you are watching the dvd for the intro music than you should not watch it at all. and also who cares if you buy it one person not buying it isint going to make funimation change their masterpeace.