Dragon Ball Z - Seasons 1 - 9 - Amazon Exclusive CR Box Set

One of the best versions I've ever owned, it has the whole DBZ story and has choices of original Japanese, original English broadcast or he improved digital version for sound. I think it still has the added film grain but it doesn't seem as harsh and fake looking as previous versions. I live in England and it works on my 4k player, standard blu-ray player and playstation. so that worry can be put to rest if you worried you cant play it. I hope this helps you.

Found this boxset randomly on amazon, always been a fan of DBZ. Could see it was a US import but some of the reviews said it worked on UK region B bluray players so took the chance. Presentation is good but delivery packaging was not the best as others have pointed out corner of box takes tiny bit of damage but no enough to warrenty a return. So far watched season 1 & 2 with no issues, excellent feature called marathon play so you get the intro on first episode on the disc then it just plays the episodes back to back. Picture Qaulity is great, I have been watching on a 65 inch oled and the sound is true HD which is fantastic. Was so impressed with this boxset I turned to Ebay and picked up DBSuper bluray which is also awesome. Can't recommend this enough if you are a fan

They work in the UK fine no region lock at all, I'm on the freiza saga now and no problems just hours of enjoyment cheers Amazon us 😁 worth every penny.

Bang on all discs perfect, box slightly damaged on corners but nothing too serious really unless you’re a collector. Loving watching it, marathon play is the best part.. No need to select next episode, it just plays all the way through with no start up or ending cutscenes.

This the highest quality and best available complete set of the DBZ series and works perfectly in the UK. I love the options to watch complete original Japanese voices/music or the English with the option to have the American soundtrack. Happiest purchase in ages for me to share with my kids!

This Box set is perfect for Dragon Ball Z Fans who grew up watching the Original Funimation Dub that was aired back in the early 2000s with the Bruce Faulconer Soundtrack (of course the Japanese Subs are also blessed.) It gives me childhood nostalgia watching the Funimation dub with Faulconer Soundtrack. Just a heads up! Box Condition is not that great along with 2 Disc Covers corners damaged... but it is too much of a hassle to return and wait for a replacement as it was directly sent from Amazon US to Amazon UK. They offered me a Promotion Code as a form of Compensation which I took as this will be so long to resolve. Overall the Product is perfect and reliving my Childhood just disappointed with the handling of the delivery as the box and 2 of the Disc Covers are not in immaculate condition

The entire of the series all 290 odd episodes. Looks great in blu ray and 3 different options for audio English dub funination, original Japanese sub and Japanese score and English dub with Japanese score. Brilliant purchase!

Just what I have wanted for many Many years. This works fine on my PS4 pro in the uk. I can finally get my DBZ Fix. I’m not techy enough to comment on the transfer to blu ray but it’s good enough for me to watch without noticing anything. It may seem pricy for a box set but when you work out the price you pay per hour of viewing, it seems a bargain to me.

Entrega super rápida e produto bom, só deveria ser melhor embalado

This review is for the Blu-ray version of the complete series box set. I'm going to assume you've seen the series, so I'll focus on the quality of this exact product. Overall, I'm very happy with this set. I'm convinced that this was the best choice of the options available. Now for details: It started when one of my old VHS tapes that I recorded off Toonami glitched and broke my VCR (Agh, I can't replace that!). I went on here to get a DVD copy but couldn't find much comparative information on the different sets. Did I want Blu-ray, DVD, Kai? I checked out Kai on Internet Archive and decided I didn't like the new voices or that awful circus parade music and I did like the funny episodes that Kai left out, so that was out as an option. From the pictures posted the Blu-ray copy took up less shelf space than the DVD version, so I went with that. My copy arrived in perfect condition, but I checked it over thoroughly. No disks were broken, scratched, or missing, so I embarked on a ten-day binge to check every episode for glitching. While I was at it, I streamed the other series options alongside to compare them. The first episodes I compared to the 1996 US TV version, the Cell saga I compared to the DVD edition and then the Kai edition. Here's my take: the video on the Blu-ray is better than all the other versions, although Kai came close. The picture I posted is a side-by-side comparison of the picture from the DVD (on the laptop) and Blu-ray (on the TV) editions. My computer screen is far better than my TV, but the picture on the TV is better because of the superb quality of the Blu-ray. The clarity is amazing. I can see all the individual character in the hand-drawn lines. The DVD version I used for comparison was letterbox ratio, so maybe that's an option with that set. I can confirm that the Blu-ray is widescreen only. If Amazon didn't cut off my picture, you can see that the widescreen edition is not just zoomed and cut. They actually drew in more picture on the sides. In some cases, the letterbox version seemed more cut down than the widescreen version. Other scenes didn't transition to widescreen as nicely, so some are better and some are worse. No lines or details were missing in my version, like some reviewers had. For audio, I liked the '96 TV version best. It was much funnier, had snappier pacing, better voices, and way better music. If there ever is a complete series version of a 90's style TV edit with Ocean Group voices I'd pay twice this much for it, but that won't happen. I already mentioned my opinion of Kai's English audio, but if you want Japanese voices, that would be a better bet. The Japanese audio track on this set is tinny and thin, probably because it's a very old recording made using old technology. Kai is re-recorded and is sure to sound better than this. The English dub is perfect quality. I like the fact that the Toonami music track is available on here, but it's too bad it is the second track. I have to remember to change it with each disc. For people concerned about bad language, it's rarely in the English dub. I think just in the Freiza arc. It's all over the subtitles though. The menu system is intuitive, and this series works perfectly with my remote. The audio and subtitle buttons work as they should for when I forget to run the setup first. Each disk has annoying ads that Autoplay on loading, but they can be easily skipped with the menu button on my remote, so I don't care. Each episode is divided into intro, segment 1, segment 2, and ending, so it's easy to skip intros and endings if you want to go through the trouble. Better yet, use the marathon mode (genius!) and have the system skip them for you. The cases are not great. There's no episode guide, they don't always close securely, and they have those nasty plastic disc holders that tear discs up. At least the plastic is fairly soft, and the disc holders don't have sharp points, so they won't scratch the discs. The discs will snap onto the holder securely, but it takes some careful persuasion. Getting them off without risking breaking the discs can be tricky. I tried replacing the plastic holders with poly sleeves, but the cases fit too snugly for that. The outer box is not well glued and wants to fall apart, but some packing tape will fix that. There's a lot of excess packaging that isn't environmentally friendly. It does take very little room on my shelf; the box is 5.75" wide.

Great series definitely worth watching!!!!

Excelente colección para los amantes de esta serio

In Australia. Great to rewatch again. Good options for selecting sound, can have original or new one. No issues with any of the disks, all watched perfectly. 5/5