Akira Toriyama’s work has provided us with excellent films for most, but there are also some to forget
Whenever we think about it dragon ball the first thing that comes to mind are the episodes of the TV series, which still win new fans today. But, believe it or not, films based on both the original series and derivatives, in this case Dragon Ball Z And Dragon Ball Super they are also very successful.
With the launch of Dragon Ball Super: Super Hero, the franchise has already released 21 films. The vast majority were highly praised, but not all is rosy and there are some films of dragon ball which is best forgotten.
With this in mind, the Canaltech listed the 5 worst movies of dragon ball. For this list, we will consider all films based on the work of Akira Toriyama.
5. Dragon Ball: Sleeping Beauty at the Cursed Castle
sequence of Dragon Ball: The Legend of Shenron, Sleeping Beauty at the Cursed Castle was launched in 1987 and follows the same proposal as its predecessor: to tell the episodes of the TV series in the form of films. But, unlike what happened in the first film, this second was pretty bad.
Here, Goku and Krillin must be accepted by Master Roshi to be his students. For this, the nice teacher sends the two students to a castle for a mission: to save a “sleeping beauty”. However, this sleeping beauty is nothing more than a gem.
There, they both have to face Lucifer, the owner of the castle, but they have the help of Bulma, Yamcha and the others.
4. Dragon Ball Z: Return of the Androids
Huge wasted potential. Positioned shortly after Goku recovered from his heart disease, The return of the Androids stages androids 13, 14 and 15, which never appeared in the original series. Also created by Dr. Gero to eliminate Goku, these enemies seem to have immense strength, but they were so poorly integrated into the plot and franchise that they are hardly remembered by fans.
This is one of the first times we see Goku and Vegeta fighting side by side as Super Saiyan, as well as Future Trunks, who helps in the fight against the androids. As good as the fights are, the film is essentially generic and deserves to be on the worst list.
3. Dragon Ball Z: The rebirth of “F”
A clear attempt to recreate the 1992 film (A revenge for Freeza), only this time, using Freeza himself (instead of his brother, Cooler), The revival of ‘F’ brings Freeza back to the battlefield. He is revived by the Dragon Balls in a strange and forced conjuncture of factors, something he doesn’t like at all.
Moreover, for those who have seen the classic series and know the power of the villain, it is somewhat strange to see that, now, he can have more powers and face Goku and Vegeta, even transformed into Super Saiyan. A real mess.
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2. Dragon Ball Z: The Final Combat: Bio-Broly
latest film by Dragon Ball Z featuring the legendary Super Saiyan, Broly, The final fight: Bio-Broly it seems to have been created only to suit the table in the warrior trilogy, but to a very bad result. Broly’s massive image is reduced to a disgusting green monster, which is simply no worse than the storyline.
1. Dragon Ball: Evolution
James Wong’s embarrassing film adaptation for 20th Century Fox has garnered a barrage of critics and, of course, the rank of worst film in dragon ball at all times not only on our list but also on many others.
Although the premise even resembles that of the original anime, Evolution looks more like a mix of Work out with Snake Kai, but with a dizzying decline in quality. Here, Goku, a teenager who just turned 18, receives a Dragon Ball from his grandfather, Gohan, who is killed by Piccolo, the film’s antagonist.
From there he comes out in search of revenge and, of course, of the other spheres. See if you dare.
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