Dragon Ball Z Prime Day Blu-Ray Deal Includes Entire Series For $100
What? Nine seasons?!
You might be thinking about games and electronics when Prime Day comes around, but Amazon's yearly event has so much more than that. Right now, Prime members can get a nine-season Dragon Ball Z Blu-ray collection for just $100 for a savings of more than 25%, and its power level is off the charts.
Dragon Ball Z: Seasons 1-9 Blu-ray Collection
$100 (was $135)
Available at a great price, this Dragon Ball Z collection features the series in its entirety, not counting special television movies, which means nearly 300 episodes. It's one of the most recognizable anime series of all time, beginning with Goku's battle against Raditz and concluding with the Buu saga.
For the Blu-ray release, the series has been remastered in 1080p resolution and retains Bruce Faulconer's legendary soundtrack. Don't mess with the Vegeta piano!
Dragon Ball Z has been released in several forms over the years, including the shorter Dragon Ball Z Kai, which cuts out material that was not present in the manga and changes the music. It's oftentimes a better-paced show because of these changes, but if you're looking for that classic experience and want to hear those roaring guitars, then the original series is what you'll need to get.
There are plenty of Dragon Ball video games available, as well, and if you're looking for games on Prime Day, we have you covered. You can check out our hubs for Nintendo, Xbox, and PlayStation deals so you can save big without needing to ask Shenron for a wish.
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