Dragon Ball Z: Legacy of Goku is an action-RPG that pretty much follows the DBZ plotline as it is with the anime. The game begins with Goku at Master Roshi's as he watches his son get kidnapped before his eyes. It's up to you, as Goku, to get your son back and that takes you to several places in the storyline. Aug 07, 2013  TAS (Wii) Dragon Ball Z: Budokai Tenkaichi 3 - Dragon Story (All main Sagas, Hard Mode) - Duration: 1:32:36. Nelson's TAS and Game Archive 164,149 views.

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True to the DBZ series, created by Akira Toriyama, the Legacy of Goku II follows events from the Trunks Saga until the completion of the Cell Games. After the death of Gohan, assassinated by Androids 17 & 18, Trunks has no other choice but to go back in time, 16 years ago, to change the course of history. You will begin to assume the role of young Gohan before taking control of Piccolo, Trunks, Vegeta and Goku himself. Epic fights await you against tough opponents such as Dr. Gero, Androids 17, 18, 19 and of course Cell.
Released in 2003 on the Game Boy Advance (Nintendo), this fighting RPG game features 20+ hours of gameplay and can be played here online.
Game Controls:
Enter: Start
Bkspace: Select
Arrows: Move
Z: Button A
X: Button B
A: Button L
S: Button R
See also:
Dragon Ball Z: The Legacy of Goku 1
Dragon Ball Z: Buu's Fury

Dragon Ball Z: The Tree of Might, also known by its Japanese title Dragon Ball Z: The Decisive Battle for the Entire Earth (Japanese: ドラゴンボールZ 地球まるごと超決戦, Hepburn: Doragon Bōru Zetto: Chikyū Marugoto Chōkessen) or Toei's own English title Super Battle in the World, is a 1990 Japanese animescience fantasymartial arts film and the third Dragon Ball Z feature film. It was originally released in Japan on July 7 between episodes 54 and 55 of DBZ, at the 'Toei Anime Fair' film festival, where it was shown as part of an Akira Toriyama-themed triple feature titled Toriyama Akira: The World (the other two films were anime versions of his one-shot stories Kennosuke-sama and Pink).

Plot[edit]

Gohan, Krillin, Bulma and Oolong are spending a peaceful day camping, but that night, a huge fire breaks out in the nearby forest. Using their strength, Krillin and Gohan put out the fire and save the animals. The next day, the group find the Dragon Balls using the Dragon Radar, and summon Shenron to restore the forest. Afterwards, Gohan befriends a purple dragon he names Icarus (Hire Dragon in Japanese), which he and Krillin rescued from the forest's destruction by the fire. Unbeknownst to the group, the fire was started by an exploring space probe, sent by a Saiyan named Turles, who has chosen the Earth to plant the Tree of Might, a mysterious, powerful tree that absorbs the world's energy, storing it in its fruit, and whoever eats it is granted godlike power.

Turles' minions land and create a fissure in the earth to plant the seed. In the Other World, King Kai recognizes the Tree of Might and warns the Z-Fighters of the Earth's imminent devastation if they don't destroy it immediately. The Z-Fighters head out and find the Tree of Might. They fire their energy attacks, but they don't even leave a scratch on the tree. To make matters worse, Turles' minions soon appear and a battle breaks out as their master watches on from their spaceship. The Z-Fighters attack with all they have, but it soon become apparent they are no match.

Gohan and Icarus eventually arrive to help their friends out. Turles soon learns that Gohan is a Saiyan and appears before him, and after claiming his knowledge of Goku whom he calls by his real name 'Kakarot', he attempts to convince Gohan to join him and help him conquer the universe. Gohan refuses and tries to attack Turles, but he blocks his punch and prepares to kill him in a last-ditch attempt to get him to change his mind. Luckily, Piccolo intervenes and confronts Turles in an effort to save Gohan. Unfortunately, Turles tricks Piccolo into catching Gohan, before appearing behind him and blasting the mighty Namekian away, leaving Gohan at Turles' mercy. When Turles sees Gohan's tail grow back, he decides to have a little fun and creates an artificial moon (Power Ball), before forcing Gohan to look at it and transform into a Great Ape. Goku notices this and comes to help, only to be attacked by Gohan in his Great Ape form. Just as Gohan begins to crush Goku, Icarus appears and calms Gohan down. After seeing this, Turles shoots Icarus, causing Gohan to go into a frenzy and attack Turles. Dodging Gohan, Turles then fires a massive energy attack at Gohan, but Goku severs his tail with a Destructo Disk, returning him to normal just in time so that the attack misses him.

Enraged at Turles for treating Gohan like this, Goku quickly kills Turles' minions and heads off to take on his foe. Goku seemingly has Turles on the ropes; however, the fruit of the Tree of Might has finally developed and Turles grabs one, taking a bite. With the sudden surge of power, Turles quickly turns the tables on Goku, but the Z-Fighters (except Gohan, who is exhausted after his Great Ape transformation) come to his aid. As they take on Turles, Goku begins to form a Spirit Bomb, but the Earth barely has any energy left. While Turles defeats the remaining Z-Fighters, Goku fires the Spirit Bomb at him, but Turles shoots an energy blast that destroys the Spirit Bomb, knocking Goku out.

Surprisingly, the energy from the Tree of Might suddenly flows into Goku, allowing him to create another Spirit Bomb. Goku confronts Turles and they both unleashes their final attack. Goku's Spirit Bomb ultimately overwhelms Turles' attack and hits him head on, sending him flying through the Tree of Might, destroying them both and returning the stolen energy to Earth. With peace returned, the group enjoy another camping trip.

Turles[edit]

Turles (ターレス, Tāresu, known as 'Tullece') is the main antagonist of this film and the evil doppelganger of Goku. He is a low class Saiyan with dark skin who bears a striking resemblance to Goku, and can be considered an alternate version of Goku if he had never found peace on Earth. However, his in-universe story has varied from dub to dub. In some dubs, their resemblance to each other is because when it came to identifying the lower class breed of saiyans, many of them would look alike (Not all, as Bardock's team did not look the same, and Gohan does not have the same look as Goku, although his younger brother, Goten, does), yet, in other dubs, Turles is simply the long-lost twin brother of Goku sent on a mission like Goku was before the destruction of the Saiyan planet by the hands of Frieza.

The JUMP magazyne identifies Turles as Goku's older brother, but lets ambiguous if he's older than Raditz.^[1]

He roamed the universe under the planet trade organization, but went rogue after discovering the Tree of Might seeds, which are capable of taking away the planets energy to supply power to the fruit it grows, able to enhance one's own strength exponentially. He quickly assembled the Turles Crusher Corps, a band of rebels who had terrorized several planets before, and began to conquer planets for himself before along with his squad of henchmen, make their way toward Earth to check up on the Saiyan, Kakarot (Goku).

Upon arriving on Earth, he plans to plant the seed of the Tree of Might, but finds resistance from the Z-Fighters. While fighting Goku, Turles eats one of the fruits and he greatly overpowers him, gaining the upper hand, even able to destroy a Spirit Bomb. With the planet's energy slowly deteriorating, Goku creates another Spirit Bomb from the immense energy of the Tree of Might and uses this to kill Turles and destroy the tree. In Budokai Tenkaichi 2 and 3 he is given an exclusive 'Great Ape' form for the game. Turles also appears in the Plan to Eradicate the Saiyans OVA alongside Frieza, Cooler, and Lord Slug. He also appears as a major villain in Xenoverse 2.

Cast[edit]

Music[edit]

• OP (Opening Theme):
  • 'CHA-LA HEAD-CHA-LA'
    • Lyrics by Yukinojō Mori
    • Music by Chiho Kiyooka
    • Arranged by Kenji Yamamoto
    • Performed by Hironobu Kageyama
• ED (Ending Theme):
  • Marugoto (まるごと, 'The Whole World')
    • Lyrics by Dai Satō
    • Music by Chiho Kiyooka
    • Arranged by Kenji Yamamoto
    • Performed by Hironobu Kageyama ft. Ammy

Both songs were included on the 1990 compilation Akira Toriyama: The World.

English dub soundtracks[edit]

1997[edit]

• OP (Opening Theme):
  • 'Rock the Dragon'
    • Performed by Ron Wasserman^[3] and Jeremy Sweet^[3]
• ED (Ending Theme):
  • 'End Title'
    • Performed by Ron Wasserman^[3] and Jeremy Sweet^[3]

The score for the 1997 Saban TV version was composed by Ron Wasserman (although credited to Kussa Mahehi and Shuki Levy for contractual reasons).^[4] The background music and opening theme 'Rock the Dragon' were recycled from his Saiyan / Namek Saga dub soundtrack.

2006[edit]

• OP (Opening Theme):
  • 'Dragon Ball Z Movie Theme'
    • Performed by Mark Menza
• ED (Ending Theme):
  • 'Dragon Ball Z Movie Theme'
    • Performed by Mark Menza

Funimation's 2006 in-house dub featured a new score by Nathan M. Johnson. However, remastered releases contain both English audio tracks with the Johnson soundtrack and original Japanese score.

The 1998 Pioneer release, 2003 AB Groupe dub and Speedy Video dub all kept the original Japanese songs and background music by Shunsuke Kikuchi.

Releases[edit]

It was first dubbed in English by Funimation Entertainment in association with Saban Entertainment and Ocean Productions.^[5] This dub edited the film into a three-part television episode, which first aired in North American countries during November 1997^[5] as part of the show's second season. Funimation later sub-licensed the home video rights for the movie to Pioneer Home Entertainment who, also in association with Ocean Productions, re-dubbed the movie, and released it uncut on VHS and DVD on March 17, 1998, featuring the then-current English voice cast from the TV series, dialogue more accurately translated from the original Japanese script, and the original Japanese background music.^[5]

Funimation also released the movie to DVD on November 14, 2006 as part of a movie box set subtitled 'First Strike', also containing Dead Zone and The World's Strongest with 'Ultimate Uncut Edition', with a completely new dub done by Funimation's voice cast. It was later digitally remastered and released in a Double Feature set with Lord Slug on Blu-ray and DVD on September 16, 2008. The film was released to DVD again on November 1, 2011 in a remastered box set containing the first five Dragon Ball Z movies.^[6] Also, Funimation was released the edited movie dub finally made it in Rock the Dragon Edition box set on August 13, 2013, the 1997 Saban/Ocean film dub was not presented in the episodic format in which it originally aired, but rather as a stand-alone movie on the final disc of the set, the Ocean dub has 53 edited episodes of the series, plus two movies of uncut dubs of Dead Zone and The World's Strongest.

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Other English dubs were also made by French company AB Groupe and Malaysian company Speedy Video. These dubs, which are notorious for poor voice acting, were never released in North America. While the Malaysian dub's cast remains unknown, it has recently been discovered that English-speaking actors living in France were involved in the AB Groupe dub (see above). Some of these voice actors were also speculated to have dubbed animated shows produced in France, such as Code Lyoko and Chris Colorado.^[7]

Content edits[edit]

Funimation's first dub of The Tree of Might done in association with Saban Entertainment and Ocean was heavily edited for content and length, just like their dub of Dragon Ball Z.^[5][8]

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• In order to spread time for the movie to be a three-part episode, several scenes from the series were added, such as when Shenlong is summoned, when Turles, his henchmen, and Piccolo make their first appearances in the film, and most of Kaio-sama's scenes.^[8]
• Blood was completely edited out in the movie and the violence was toned down as well. For example, scenes where a character was punched or kicked hard were blocked by flashes of light.^[8]
• The scene where Turles forces Gohan to transform into a Great Ape by holding his face and forcing him to keep his eyes open at the power ball was edited, but Turles held him by his shoulders instead. At the same time when Gohan looks at the power ball, absorbing its Blutz Waves through his eyes and beginning to transform into a Great Ape, no heartbeat sound effect were heard in the Japanese and English uncut versions, but were digitally edited in background in the English edited version. During that same scene, when Gohan's tail grows out of his pants after he was pinned to the ground by Turles, the sound effect of it ripping through his pants were also edited.^[8]
• The scene where Turles has his foot on top of Goku was edited, but Goku's face under Turles's foot wasn't shown.^[8]
• The scenes where Gohan is nude, after he reverts from his Great Ape form, were edited, but he was covered up by some means, such as adding extended lighting to the scene where Goku catches Gohan after cutting off his tail or adding a digital bush in front of him during the scene where he is awakened by Hire Dragon. They did, however, forget to remove or censor a shot when Gohan is lying naked in Goku's arms, but it is barely noticeable.^[8]

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References[edit]

1. ^Jump (November 1991)
2. ^'Dragon Ball Z: The Tree of Might'. Behind The Voice Actors. Retrieved 2020-03-24.
3. ^ ^abcdDragon Ball Z end credits (FUNimation/Saban dub, 1997)
4. ^'2014 interview with Ron Wasserman'. Marvel.com. Retrieved September 26, 2016.
5. ^ ^abcd'Daizenshuu EX - Guides - Movie Guide - DBZ Movie 3'. www.daizex.com.
6. ^Dragon Ball Z: Movie Pack Collection One, Funimation Prod, 2011-11-01, retrieved 2016-07-04
7. ^'Dragon Ball Z: Big Green Dub Cast - Behind The Voice Actors'. www.behindthevoiceactors.com. Retrieved 2016-04-10.
8. ^ ^abcdefReview of the Saban dub's censorship at Moviecensorship.com Retrieved 15 February 2016.

External links[edit]

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• Official anime website of Toei Animation
• Dragon Ball Z: The Tree of Might on IMDb
• Dragon Ball Z: The Tree of Might (three-part television episode) on IMDb
• Dragon Ball Z: The Tree of Might (anime) at Anime News Network's encyclopedia

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