Review of Dragon Ball Z: By Jonah Stamps

 Dragon Ball Z

Summary

Dragon Ball Z is the second book series of the Dragon Ball Universe. The main character, Goku, who is the most powerful being on earth, goes on many adventures with his friends. The first dragon ball series focuses on fighting beings on earth, the second focuses on Aliens and Robots, and the third focuses on time travel and other universes. Early in the series, Goku learns he is an alien, and he has to fight his evil alien bother, then he fights an alien named Frieza and becomes more powerful than ever before, he then fights some powerful androids, and fights a. artificially created organism called cell and the group defeats cell, and finally, the gang fights a pink alien named Buu and defeat them. Overall, Dragon Ball is about the main characters becoming more and more powerful and always going on to fight more powerful villains and have fun every once in a while.

Review

I love this series. I have read it many times and it never gets old. I mainly keep rereading it because it was the first manga I have ever read. Even so, I love watching the characters grow and become more powerful. Dragon ball is mainly just a fun manga to read/watch and I recommend it to any new, and veteran manga readers. Overall, I give the series a 4/5


Comments

  1. Sophia DeltasFebruary 3, 2023 at 10:53 AM

    Hey Jonah I wish you talked more about the character development (how did they become more powerful and grow?). For whatever reason, I think Dragon Ballz in your life is testament to the power of literature to remain revelant and create sentimental attachment.

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  2. JessyFebruary 6, 2023 at 1:04 PM

    Hey good review! this series was very good and the development of the characters too.

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  3. HectorFebruary 27, 2023 at 9:32 AM

    Great review! I've read a little bit of the manga but not all of it so this was an interesting post to read

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