Dragon Ball Z: Android 13/ Bojack Unbound (Double Feature) [Blu-ray]

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The peace of a routine day is shattered by violent explosions. With the citizens of the world trembling in terror, Goku knows that he is the target of the vicious assault – and the devastating power of the attacks can mean only one thing: Androids. A mysterious fiend is creating Androids that are faster, stronger, and far more deadly than anything ever devised by the deceased Doctor Gero. Goku and the rest of the Z fighters will have to find the identity of the murderous mastermind if they are to halt the onslaught of his lethal inventions.This is the story of the Android Assault. Warriors from every corner of the galaxy are gathering to battle in the most incredible martial arts tournament ever conceived. Many will test their power and technique. Few will make it to the finals. One will be hailed as the greatest. But before a victor can be crowned, sport gives way to a fight for survival. Bojack – an intergalactic scourge as evil as he is mighty. Leading a gang of deviant criminals, Bojack will stop at nothing short of universal domination. One by one, Earth’s greatest heroes fall. Only young Gohan can stop the wicked invaders – if he can summon the strength within.This is the story of one boy’s greatest stand. Review: No need for the Dragon Box's here! - Having been in the theaters, the movies are naturally wide screen and so these aren't pan and scanned. FUNimation has always seemed to have the most difficult time treating DBZ with the respect it deserves, getting worse and worse with every incarnation it's produced. The movies aside from having TERRIBLE covers for some of them (Why is Vegeta the central character on the box when Movie # 7 focuses on the TRIO of Super Siayans, and Movie # 9 focuses on SON GOHAN taking a page from his father's book by competing in the First under the heavens martial arts tournament?!) but the quality itself is good for visuals. I don't bother listening to FUNimation's Dragon Ball dubbed material because it's absolutely trash. The actors have no range, and make their characters sound entirely one-dimensional with Goku being the stereotypical nerd voice who thinks everyone is his friend and all his jokes are hilarious, and Vegeta and Piccolo sharing the same actor who does the same SEE HOW I GROWL voice for both. This is not a problem though, just switch to the Japanese audio and enjoy these high quality movies! Review: crisp, clean, and amazing - So I bought this on a whim. I already own both Bojack on DVD and super android 13 on VHS yup good old VHS. I did some digging and this is a good remaster. I love that you can choose between Japanese music with English dub, or American music with Eng dub. Both movies are crisp and worth a buy. I think Bojack is at the top of my favorites list. I was a huge Gohan fan and and super happy with the conclusion of Cell. Bojack is a fantastic movie followup to cell before the lame saiyaman. I own all the movies on DVD some pioneer some newer. After buying this I plan on phasing out all my DVD's for these blu rays.