Dragon Ball presents an elusive, 30-year-old Akira Toriyama illustration showcasing the basic structure of the franchise's one-of-a-kind universe.

The Dragon Ball and Dragon Ball Z anime are currently available to stream on Crunchyroll. In the U.S., the original Dragon Ball manga is licensed by Viz Media and can be read via its app or Manga ...

Dragon Ball Z has had more than a few weird moments in its history. ... and “Hell” becoming “HFIL”, aka the Home For Infinite Losers. To this day, ...

Dragon Ball Z Horror Game Out In October, ... Now, I assume you’re still reading this to try and figure out why the hell I went with that headline. Buckle up, I’ll explain myself.

Now, if you're an '80s baby and a '90s kid, then you were at the epicenter when anime first exploded in the U.S. You were there when Sailor Moon (which I actually prefer to Dragon Ball Z, believe ...

Dragon Ball Z Kakarot is the series' biggest and brashest entry yet, but we can't help but want something simpler. ... It’s fun as hell but also makes so much of the world blur past.

Dragon Ball Z has had an insane history in North America, originally premiering in the west in 1996, with the company Funimation purchasing the series and working with Saban Entertainment to bring ...

Despite lackluster RPG mechanics, the fighting and the story presentation of Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot is enough to make this a worthwhile venture through the world of DBZ for fans and newcomers alike.