Dragon Ball Z
tv show

291 total episodes
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9 seasons
First Aired April 26, 1989
Overview
Now happily married and with a son, martial arts champion Goku must defend Earth from a series of extraterrestrial invaders bent on destruction.

World Tournament Saga
25 episodes
Air Date
July 28, 1993
Overview
In the seven years since Cell’s defeat, life on Earth has returned to normal. But now, the time has come for a new World Martial Arts Tournament. Goku returns from Other World to challenge Mr. Satan for his title – and to guard against the arrival of a new evil!

Warriors of the Dead
Episode 1 - 25m
July 28, 1993

Tournament Begins
Episode 2 - 25m
August 11, 1993

Water Fight
Episode 3 - 25m
August 18, 1993

Final Round
Episode 4 - 25m
August 25, 1993

Goku vs. Pikkon
Episode 5 - 25m
September 01, 1993

Gohan Goes to High School
Episode 6 - 25m
September 08, 1993

I Am Saiyaman!
Episode 7 - 25m
September 15, 1993

Gohan's First Date
Episode 8 - 25m
September 29, 1993

Rescue Videl
Episode 9 - 25m
October 20, 1993

Blackmail
Episode 10 - 25m
October 27, 1993

I'll Fight Too!
Episode 11 - 25m
November 03, 1993

The Newest Super Saiyan
Episode 12 - 25m
November 10, 1993

Take Flight, Videl
Episode 13 - 25m
November 17, 1993

Gather for the Tournament
Episode 14 - 25m
November 24, 1993

Camera Shy
Episode 15 - 25m
December 08, 1993

The World Tournament
Episode 16 - 25m
December 15, 1993

Trunks vs. Goten
Episode 17 - 25m
December 22, 1993

Best of the Boys
Episode 18 - 25m
January 12, 1994

Big Trouble, Little Trunks
Episode 19 - 25m
January 19, 1994

Who Will Fight Who?
Episode 20 - 25m
January 26, 1994

Forfeit of Piccolo
Episode 21 - 25m
February 02, 1994

A Dark and Secret Power
Episode 22 - 25m
February 09, 1994

Videl Is Crushed
Episode 23 - 25m
February 16, 1994

Identities Revealed
Episode 24 - 25m
February 23, 1994

Energy Drain
Episode 25 - 25m
March 02, 1994
Episodes
Cast

Masako Nozawa
as
Son Goku / Son Gohan / Son Goten (voice)

Ryo Horikawa
as
Vegeta (voice)

Toshio Furukawa
as
Piccolo (voice)

Mayumi Tanaka
as
Krillin / Uranai Baba (voice)

Hiromi Tsuru
as
Bulma / Bulla

Naoki Tatsuta
as
Oolong / Karin (voice)

Ryusei Nakao
as
Freeza (voice)

Joji Yanami
as
Dr. Briefs (voice)

Naoko Watanabe
as
Puar / Chi-Chi (voice)

Yuko Minaguchi
as
Videl

Hirotaka Suzuoki
as
Tien Shinhan (voice)

Miki Ito
as
Android 18 (voice)