The voice actors and actresses that have revealed themselves as to be in the dub have said they often had to voice multiple roles.

Four-Star Dragonball is the Proof of Courage (1997, AB Groupe version aired in 2005)ĭue to the poor reception and the laughability of the dub, many voice actors and actresses have distanced themselves from the AB Groupe dub of the Dragon Ball movies.

The Great Mystical Adventure (1988, AB Groupe version aired in 2005)ĪB Groupe's English dub of the Dragon Ball GT special has never been released on home video, and only ever aired on Toonami UK.

Sleeping Beauty in Devil Castle (1987, AB Groupe aired released in 2005).

The Legend of Shenron (1986, AB Groupe version aired in 2005).

In Pursuit of Garlic (1989, AB Groupe version released in 2003)ĪB Groupe's English dub of the Dragon Ball movies has never been released on home video, and only ever aired on Toonami UK.

Gohan and Trunks (1993, AB Groupe version released in 2003).

The Father of Goku (1991, AB Groupe version released in 2003).

Super Guy in the Galaxy (1993, AB Groupe version released in 2002).

The Burning Battles (1991, AB Groupe version released in 2002).

Super Battle of the Three Super Saiyans (1992, AB Groupe version released in 2001).

Fight! 10 Billion Power Warriors (1992, AB Groupe version released in 2001).

Super Rivals (1991, AB Groupe version released in 2001).

Super Saiyan, Goku (1991, AB Groupe version released in 2001).

The Strongest Guy in the World (1990, AB Groupe version released in 2001).

Super Battle in the World (1990, AB Groupe version released in 2001).

Some of the titles were changed, but most were based on Toei's original English titles for each movie. The Dutch releases of the dub occurred between 20.

Title changes and releases Dragon Ball Z ĪB Groupe's English dubs of the Dragon Ball Z films/specials was labeled out of order on DVD and VHS in the Netherlands. It is suspected, but not confirmed, that AB Groupe had produced English dubs for the (then) remaining four Dragon Ball Z features.

The first three Dragon Ball movies, as well as the GT TV special, were dubbed by the company and aired on Toonami in the UK in 2005 but have no known home video release. The first nine Dragon Ball Z movies, plus the two Z TV specials, were released on DVD in the Netherlands by Bridge Entertainment. Dragon Ball Z movies 2-4 were released in the United Kingdom, but follow-up film releases were cancelled due to poor sales. As these dubs were primarily produced for TV broadcast, only a select handful was put out on home video.

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