Dragon Ball Z is an international phenomenon known the world over, but in the US specifically, that immense popularity came by way Cartoon Network’s Toonami block. Toonami aired DBZ’s English Dub for ...

Toonami might have been canceled on Cartoon Network in the past, but the programming block roared back to life thanks to gaining a spot on Adult Swim. One of the biggest anime series that helped push ...

Cartoons used to be short, simple stories that were designed to keep children entertained for 22 minutes, then restart again. For a long time, nobody expected character growth or a multi-episode story ...

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The short clip shows a slew of familiar characters like Goten, Goku, Beerus, Mr. Satan, Mr. Buu, Piccolo, Vegeta, Trunks, and King Kai. “Get ready for Dragon Ball Super,” the teaser warns fans. The ...

In the west, Dragon Ball Z’s natural home has always been Cartoon Network, or Toonami, or maybe some iffy fansubbed version on someone’s laptop. But if you’re a London-based DBZ-head, this month you ...