What Is The Difference Between Dragon Ball Z And Dragon Ball Kai?
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Dragon Ball Z is one of the most iconic anime of all time, but it's a series riddled with filler. For as slow-paced as Dbz can be, this was never the case in the Dragon Ball manga. The original story flows quickly from chapter to chapter, which lends the story a completely different feeling. Someone who loves the Dragon Ball manga may not necessarily like Dbz.
Fortunately, that's where Dragon Ball Kai comes in. Released several years after Dbz's heyday, Kai is a much more faithful adaptation that remixes and recuts Dbz's original animation into new albeit familiar episodes. This means Kai still has a lot in common with Dragon Ball Z, but the two series diverge where it matters most. Thus, the debate of Dragon Ball Z vs. Kai comes down to several factors that separate the two editions.
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Dragon Ball Z is one of the most iconic anime of all time, but it's a series riddled with filler. For as slow-paced as Dbz can be, this was never the case in the Dragon Ball manga. The original story flows quickly from chapter to chapter, which lends the story a completely different feeling. Someone who loves the Dragon Ball manga may not necessarily like Dbz.
Fortunately, that's where Dragon Ball Kai comes in. Released several years after Dbz's heyday, Kai is a much more faithful adaptation that remixes and recuts Dbz's original animation into new albeit familiar episodes. This means Kai still has a lot in common with Dragon Ball Z, but the two series diverge where it matters most. Thus, the debate of Dragon Ball Z vs. Kai comes down to several factors that separate the two editions.
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- 26.5.2024
- von Caleb Bailey, Timothy Blake Donohoo, Renan Fontes, Michael Colwander
- CBR
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