Dragon Ball MT Mandarin Version Volume 2
In the second episode of the Mandarin version of Dragon Ball MT, in the previous episode, everyone was watching the fight between Goku and Opu in the temple. The impact of the fight caused the temple to almost collapse. Pilaf snuck into the temple and found the Black Star Dragon Pearl that was created by the previous generation's God on a pile of bones. Obu went home to visit his family after training. Wukong was also anxious to go home to see Qiqi. At this time, the sky turned dark. Later, due to Sun Wukong's sudden appearance, Pilaf hurriedly made a wish to make Sun Wukong look like a teenager. After that, the Black Star Dragon Balls were scattered to every corner of the universe. If the seven Black Star Dragon Balls were not found within a year, the Earth would explode and be destroyed.
Dragon Ball MT Mandarin version voice actor
The dubbing actors for the Mandarin version of Dragon Ball GT. included Masako Nozawa, the Japanese Sun Wukong, Lu Sujuan, and Lin Guoxiong, the young Sun Wukong, in the Hong Kong version. In the "Super Four," there were Sun Yat-sen (as Wukong), Zhang Guorong (as Vegeta), Lin Jiying (as Trakus), Lan Xinmei (as Bulma), and Zhou Runfa (as Virus). Takeda Tetsuya was the voice actor for the Asian version of Dragon Ball GT.
Dragon Ball MT Mandarin episode 1
The plot of the first episode of " Dragon Ball MT Mandarin " was that many years had passed, and the Earth was peaceful and prosperous under the protection of the Z warriors. King Pilaf and his minions had gone through a lot to reach the temple and found the Black Star Dragon Ball that was created before the previous gods and the demon king Bick split. Coincidentally, Sun Wukong suddenly appeared, and Pilaf made a wish to make Sun Wukong look like a teenager in his panic. After the Black Star Dragon Ball's wish was fulfilled, it was scattered to every corner of the universe. If seven of them were not collected within a year, the Earth would explode and be destroyed. The situation was urgent, and Goku and his granddaughter, Xiaofang, began a thrilling adventure in the universe.
There are several versions of Dragon Ball MT Mandarin dubbing
The current reference only mentioned that there was a Chinese version of Dragon Ball GT. It did not show whether there were other Chinese dubbing versions, so it was impossible to determine how many versions of Dragon Ball GT.
Dragon Ball MT Chinese Version
The Mandarin version of Dragon Ball MT was a 65-episode TV series. The genre was Japanese and Korean anime. The main actors included Nozawa Masako, Sugawa Ryo, Furukawa Tomoshio, Grasso Takeshi, Furutani Tetsuya, Tsuru Hiromi, Suzuki Hiroshi, and Tanaka Masayuki. It was directed by Kashiji and began broadcasting in 1996. The plot began when King Pilaf found the Black Star Dragon Pearl and made a wish to make Sun Wukong look like a teenager. The Black Star Dragon Pearl was scattered all over the universe. If he could not find seven of them within a year, the Earth would explode. Goku and his granddaughter, Xiaofang, will start a cosmic adventure. On the way, they will encounter powerful opponents such as Super No. 17 and Evil Dragon.
Dragon Ball 2 Mandarin Version
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Dragon Ball 1 Mandarin Version
The first Mandarin version of Dragon Ball had a variety of resources. The status of the game was in HD, with subtitles, etc. There were many actors and directors. The year information included 2012. In terms of broadcasting platforms, they could watch the drama online on the 2024 high-definition Mandarin version of the movie network. They could also watch the relevant drama content on platforms such as Quantum, Feifan, and Youku Video.
Dragon Ball 2 (Mandarin Version)
The reference mentioned that the second Mandarin version of Dragon Ball could be watched on platforms such as Quantum, Extraordinary, Youku Video, etc., but it was not clear whether it was a Mandarin version. For specific viewing, users still needed to check and confirm on these platforms.
Dragon Ball 1 Mandarin Version
The Mandarin version of the Dragon Ball mainly told the story of Goku, who lived in the mountains and was very capable. He accidentally followed Bulma out of the mountains to find the legendary seven Dragon Balls. During this period, he met the lecherous Ghost Immortal and Wulong, Le Ping who blushed when he touched a woman, and the arrogant little monk Clint. They experienced all kinds of dangers and adventures, and also caused a series of hilarious stories. At the same time, there were many evil guys who were looking for Dragon Balls for their own selfish desires, and they fought with Goku and the others. This version was dubbed by Liao Arts, with a total of 153 episodes. The director was Nishio Daisuke, and the main actors were Nozawa Masako, Yana Miyoshi, Tsuruhiro Hiromi, etc. It was produced in Japan in 1986 and was the childhood memories of many 80 - 90-year-old viewers in China.
Dragon Ball 2 Mandarin Version
The cast of Dragon Ball II: Complete Mandarin Series included Hatsune Miori, Hipolito Hgue, Jermain, Seto Yulia, and others. It was a feature film that would be released in 2024. [You can watch it online without VIP at the following address: <anno data-annotation-id ="20fd1114 - 4fd2 - 4f12 - 4f12 - 8f16 - 8f111111111114"></anno></anno></anno>& nbsp However, the viewing channels may change. It is recommended to search through a formal video platform.
Dragon Ball Z Mandarin 291 Mandarin Version
The Mandarin version of Dragon Ball Z had a total of 291 episodes. It was a Japanese anime from 1989. The genre was Japanese and Korean anime. The main actors included Nozawa Masako, Furukawa Toshio, Aono Takeshi, and many other actors. The director was Nishio Daisuke. It told a series of stories starting from the arrival of the Saiyans, covering many plots such as the Battle of Planet Namek, the Legend of Cyborg, the Legend of Saru, etc. It was part of the Dragon Ball series set between 761 and 776.