So this is a Dragon Ball Z special So after having done the review of that terrible special of the riddles also this special that no one else has done the review at all and I'm the first to do it So in this story it's about a scientist from name Dr Raichithat he was a scientist of the race that first inhabited the planet Vegeta before being invaded by the Saiyans so he is the scientist who escaped and wants any way to sow the Saiyans So what do I think of this Special is you read the title correctly is much better than the othersSpecial that I only treated badly But luckily this species is much better and even has a good story it has one thing that I haven't said yet this story was taken from a Dragon Ball video game that made you have to choose what to do in that scene But if you were wronga problem happened and so they made this special the heroes who have to stop this scientist are Goku, Gohan, Piccolo, Trunks, and Vegeta But the thing that really amazed me in this part and since that cloud in Peppino who is tall the previous ones Dragon Ball villains or whatI'm frieza cooler turles Slug and so all the Z warriors sink the previous bad guys But I tell you that Dr. Raichi who I don't like because he's too aesthetic is that he gets beaten very easily but the real villain of this anime is very cool or rather he's called hatchiyack he's a chea being who covered all the hatred of the Saiyans who's even very cool and that's why he's one of my favorite villains And thenevery way they use to beat him is very useless but then they join forces to destroy him it's a curiosity in the game he died in different ways that is he did three different things he became a giant he multiplied and transformed so they used every different way and I'm sorry that thisstory has never been dubbed in my country in Italy yes there were youtubers who made you read this anime dubbed in my country and if you want you didn't know this anime I recommend you see it if you are a big fan of Dragon Ball which finally had your review I also know that they also made a remake that was seen in the raging blast 2 video game which I won't do the review because I don't want to do it because it will just be useless because this remake is just useless it doesn't add anything other than what was there 'original see You just have to this forconclude the vote 8.5.
2 Reviews
For Dragon Ball completists only.
Rectangular_businessman11 March 2024
Warning: Spoilers
A rather obscure Dragon Ball media, never officially released outside Japan, intended as some sort of "visual guide" for a videogame inspired in that series.
As such, it feels pretty much like a videogame, with the heroes fighting a bunch of random mooks and performing small missions before fighting against a final boss on its climatic part.
Honestly, is a bit boring due the somewhat repetitive nature of the plot of the first part and the lack of personality of the villains (Including the "resurrected" villains)
The final main enemy has no personality at all. He is just a strong opponent and that's it.
The most interesting detail from this was a short mention from Vegeta about how the Tuffles/Tsufuru-jin "enslaved" the saiyans at one point, but this information is neither denied or confirmed. (Maybe the reveal was explored further in the video game, but the animation does not make things very clear.)
The villain has an interesting motivation, but nothing is done with that, and he is just treated like another generic bad guy. Well, at least Gohan shows him a tiny bit of sympathy.
The premise of this game/ova would be explored again in Dragon Ball GT, during the Baby saga.
As such, it feels pretty much like a videogame, with the heroes fighting a bunch of random mooks and performing small missions before fighting against a final boss on its climatic part.
Honestly, is a bit boring due the somewhat repetitive nature of the plot of the first part and the lack of personality of the villains (Including the "resurrected" villains)
The final main enemy has no personality at all. He is just a strong opponent and that's it.
The most interesting detail from this was a short mention from Vegeta about how the Tuffles/Tsufuru-jin "enslaved" the saiyans at one point, but this information is neither denied or confirmed. (Maybe the reveal was explored further in the video game, but the animation does not make things very clear.)
The villain has an interesting motivation, but nothing is done with that, and he is just treated like another generic bad guy. Well, at least Gohan shows him a tiny bit of sympathy.
The premise of this game/ova would be explored again in Dragon Ball GT, during the Baby saga.
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