Dragonball Z Japan DVDs 25-27

**Sharky** · 06-09-2006

TOEI Animation has released the next three covers for the "Dragonball Z Individual Dragon Box Set DVDs"; Volumes 25, 26, and 27. Like always, the DVDs will have 6 episodes per volume and cost about $36 USD each.

On a related note, in the latest Shonen Jump issue (from Japan), it was announced that there will be another diorama set! Remember the last one? (pictures can be seen here and here). I'll make a post on this (with scans and everything), tomorrow.

These DVDs will cover episodes 143-159, and are scheduled for a 7/05/2006 release. If you're looking to buy them we suggest the Amazon.co.jp (only customer account info, and order form pages in English) or CDJapan.co.jp (completely in English) online stores.

Before buying, please understand these DVDs have NO English dialogue and NO English subtitles. In addition they are Region 2 DVDs, which means you need a Region 2 (or Region Free) DVD player. The main selling point with these DVDs (for those of you who don't know Japanese) is the quality of the video and audio, which has been digitally remastered. Enjoy!

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Sharky Administrator Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: New Zealand Posts: 2,249 Rep Power: 200	Dragonball Z Japan DVDs 25-27 TOEI Animation has released the next three covers for the "Dragonball Z Individual Dragon Box Set DVDs"; Volumes 25, 26, and 27. Like always, the DVDs will have 6 episodes per volume and cost about $36 USD each. On a related note, in the latest Shonen Jump issue (from Japan), it was announced that there will be another diorama set! Remember the last one? (pictures can be seen here and here). I'll make a post on this (with scans and everything), tomorrow. These DVDs will cover episodes 143-159, and are scheduled for a 7/05/2006 release. If you're looking to buy them we suggest the Amazon.co.jp (only customer account info, and order form pages in English) or CDJapan.co.jp (completely in English) online stores. Before buying, please understand these DVDs have NO English dialogue and NO English subtitles. In addition they are Region 2 DVDs, which means you need a Region 2 (or Region Free) DVD player. The main selling point with these DVDs (for those of you who don't know Japanese) is the quality of the video and audio, which has been digitally remastered. Enjoy! __________________