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Anime segments featuring popular characters to condense history lessons for children This year's 40th issue of Shueisha's Weekly Shonen Jump magazine is revealing on Monday that Fuji TV networks will air a "FNS 27-Jikan TV Nihon no Rekishi" (FNS 27-Hour Japan's History) special on September 9 and 10, which will feature anime segments from One Piece, Dragon Ball Super, Kochikame, and Chibi Maruko-chan. The event will air from September 9 at 6:30 p.m. to September 10 at 9:30 p.m. Preview images for the special in Weekly Shonen Jump feature Kochikame's protagonist Ryō dressed as Sakamoto Ryōma, Maruko from Chibi Maruko-chan dressed in a 12-layer kimono from the Heian Era, Gohan and Trunks from Dragon Ball Super in a rice field during Japan's ancient Yayoi Period, and Luffy from One Piece on a battlefield during the Warring States Era. Weekly Shonen Jump didn't reveal when during the marathon the anime segments would air, or how long each segment would be. Fuji TV had rev

Game ships in Japan on September 7, in the West on September 22 Bandai Namco Entertainment began streaming a video on Thursday for its Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2 game for the Nintendo Switch. The video shows the unique features for the Switch version, including the various ways of playing the game, and performing attacks using hand gestures. The Switch version will launch in Japan on September 7, and will launch in the Americas and Europe on September 22. The release will include three new systems. The new ad-hoc co-op feature will let players connect and play with up to six players locally for the first time in the Dragon Ball Xenoverse series. Using the motion sensor will let players use ultimate techniques. For example, players will be able to hold the Joy-Cons in both hands to use a Kamehameha attack. Two players will be able to use Joy-Cons to battle against each other on one Nintendo Switch. The release will offer the "Time Patrol" story from the first Dragon Ball

3-vs-3 fighting game will have closed beta next month, before launching next February Voice actor Tohru Furuya confirmed on Monday that when he posted on Twitter about recording lines for Dragon Ball character Yamcha in June, he was referring to Bandai Namco Entertainment and Arc System Works' upcoming Dragon Ball FighterZ game. He did not reveal whether Yamcha will be a playable character in the game, or will appear in the game in another capacity. The name of the game is a "Dragon Ball Fighters" released in 2018 . (^-^)https://t.co/5RF0AczNzb— 古谷徹 50周年 Thanks! (@torushome) August 28, 2017 Bandai Namco Entertainment will release the three-versus-three fighting game on the PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC. Bandai Namco Entertainment America and Europe will release a "CollectorZ Edition" that will include an Goku statue, three art boards, and steelbook packaging. Those who pre-order the game in Europe and North America will get an unlock code for Super Saiyan Blue Go

The fights in this list is made only from the TV series all the fights from the movies have not been included in this list. This list is for sure going to bring back some of your awesome DBZ memories. 10. Nappa vs Everyone Nappa and Vegeta came to earth after the defeat of Raditz by the hand of Piccolo’s attack. Nappa was one of first strongest saiyan enemy to fight our DBZ fighters. This was one of the first epic fights in DBZ. This battle resulted in death of Tien and Chatzou. Also Piccolo was severely injured. Later he was defeated by Goku and killed by Vegeta for not being strong.   9. Vegeta’s fights on Namek There were many intense fights on planet Namek. Some of the best fights were Vegeta’s fights with Cui, Zarbon and Dodoria. He also came back and killed Zarbon after his initial defeat. Vegeta also fought some of the members of Ginyu force. Vegeta was able to defeat some of them with few exceptions until he was fina

The classical anime Dragon Ball has been around since 1986 anyway. Based on the manga by Akira Toriyama, Dragon Ball has introduced us to anime and gone on to play a vital part in most of ourchildhoods. The series, especially Dragon Ball Z, is so well known and easily recognised that it could easily be considered the most popular anime of all time. As of now, Dragon Ball is still everywhere and will remain firmly implanted in pop culture. This brings us to the present and the new show currently on the air: Dragon Ball Super. When it was announced, fans could not help get excited about what could be in store. With Toriyama back in the helm, Super promised to be a return to form for the anime giant. Did Dragon Ball Super make it? Far from yet. And here are 5 reasons why Dragon Ball Super is not a patch on Dragon Ball Z. 1. Bad Animation Toei Animation is the biggest anime production company in the world. They not only handled all the original Dra