Dragon Ball Z: Bojack Unbound

Bojack Unbound was released during a peak period of Dragon Ball Z's popularity. It directly follows the Cell Saga, exploring a world without Goku, and examining how Earth's protectors step up in his absence. The film capitalizes on the popularity of tournaments and character team-ups within the DBZ universe.

• High-octane action sequences and dynamic fight choreography that are a hallmark of the DBZ franchise, arguably some of the best in the entire series.
• The introduction of Bojack and his crew provides a new and genuinely threatening villain group with unique abilities.
• Gohan's character development is showcased as he struggles with his hidden potential and grapples with the responsibility of protecting the Earth after Goku's death.
• The World Tournament setting offers a refreshing break from the typical planet-destroying scenarios, allowing for more focused and personal battles.

Fun Facts

• Bojack's design is heavily influenced by Irish mythology, particularly the Leprechaun. This is reflected in his green skin and connection to treasure (the galaxy).
• The movie features a very early appearance of Future Trunks in his Super Saiyan form, although he is quickly defeated.
• Some versions of the film mistakenly refer to Zangya as a Saiyan. She is not a Saiyan; she is part of Bojack's alien race.