Friday 17 July 2009

DRAGON BALL

DRAGON BALL was born in 1986 in a major journal that published about 6 pages of their weekly stories. As soon became one of television series and reached the undisputed leader of audience in Japan for a period of 11 years. Success was size that its creator, Akira Toryiama, created a second part of the adventures of little warrior Goku: Dragon Ball Z, which made success not only in Japan but also in Europe and Latin America. The protagonist is Goku, a boy with blood Sayajin established far from civilization by a man who calls the grandfather and that will instruct the martial arts. The story is based on Chinese legend about a stone monkey, Sun-Kun Wun, immortal and supernatural powers. In his first adventure, Goku discovers the existence of seven magical balls able to achieve the desires of those who compile and invoke the dragon Shenron. There are many that are behind those amulets with several intentions. While some pursue eternal life or the area of the world, asking other beautiful girlfriends, food in abundance, or whatever. All this on a background that blend proportion fantasy, action and some cunning. Dragon Ball Z tells the life of Goku, its pursuit of its spheres and fighting a race of powerful warriors space, the Saiyajins.

These, after the destruction of their planet, come to Earth looking combat powerful warriors that want to conquer the world, since, according to a legend Saiyajin, one will be the most powerful warrior of the planet. The number of characters greatly increases as the story progresses, the point of the protagonist marry, become a father of 2 children, die twice, be resurrected, have a granddaughter and four stages in achieving their particular level of development.

DRAGON BALL Z is still showing in Japan and is about to reach the 600 chapters in TV and 10 thousand pages of comics in their format. Not to mention his foray in film, the regular production of video games and merchandising of a broad spectrum that ranges from shirts to figures to collect.

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