Even though Dragon Ball Z only covers four different story arcs, it is still the most popular series of all things Dragon Ball due to its intense fights, extravagant transformations, and new enemies of the universes. As a matter of fact, Dragon Ball Z opens up with the Saiyan Arc, which is totally new fight choreography and you get to see a new side of Goku as he fights Vegeta for the very first time. In a lot of ways, Dragon Ball Z is just a continuation of Dragon Ball, and is only meant to continue the storylines of Goku and friends, and of course, to invite new transformations and new fights into the series. Many Dragon Ball fans feel that the original season of DB has much more consistent storylines and more consistent animation than that of Dragon Ball Z, which is why the original DB series may always be a fan favorite. What makes this series one of the best is quite possibly the use of fillers in the series, instead of feeling “useless” or “pointless” the viewers feel that this series of fillers actually add depth to the story and give the viewers a little taste of what could be in the future for Dragon Ball. After all, this is where it all began and where we were all introduced, right? Since this is where it all began, there are many Dragon Ball fans that will argue until they are blue in the face, that this is forever the best season and that no other DB episode, season, or series could ever top it.
Dragon Ball Seasons in Order Dragon Ball (1986-1989) The seasons started before the movies, but the movies didn’t take long at all to follow the very first series of Dragon Ball in 1986. So then, did the series appear first or were the movies first? Technically they were on print and in magazines first, but most people know them from the television series. And of course, get into all of the intense fights we all know and love. This is where Goku’s journey into the world of Dragon Balls begins, and he begins to meet all of his amazing friends along his journey. The best part about these seven orbs of the universe is that when they all gather together, they summon a wish-granting dragon! She convinces him to leave with her and explore the world of the seven orbs which are the Dragon Balls. The story of Goku is that he grew up isolated from the rest of his peers, but this allows him to train for martial arts pretty much daily until he meets a young girl named Bulma. Hence the super amazing and quick fighting skills they have in Dragon Ball. Toriyama not only used the legendary novel we mentioned above, but he also mixed in some ideas from Hong Kong martial art films that he had watched over the years. Either way, I think most of us can understand why Goku remained the same and is one of the best human fighters in all of the universes in DB! The History of the Dragon Ball SeasonsĪt the very beginning of it all, Toriyama began the series here through comics and magazines back in the early to mid-80s, was her very first depiction of Dragon Ball where it appeared in the Weekly Shonen Jump, a very popular magazine in the 80s. This could also be why Goku was the main character, or the main character was the one without personality change from the beginning. This is when Dragon Ball began to take off and become an Anime and manga favorite. All of the character’s personalities were changed except for Goku. Due to the series’ unpopularity, Toriyama re-wrote Dragon Boy, adapting it as Dragon Ball. The new Dragon Ball series then became all about the Chinese legendary novel, Journey to the West, depicting monkey king Sun Wukong. The series then took a turn for the better when Akira decided to mix in what he knew and loved all of his life.
This was soon put to rest, and a new story emerged. Sounds a tad like the beginning of every fairy tale ever.
This original story depicted a young boy named Tanton and his quest to return a princess to her homeland. Dragon Ball, in the very beginning stages, started off as a manga series called Dragon Boy. Dragon Ball is a Japanese media franchise that started in 1984 and is still going strong today in 2020.
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