Dragon Ball

The first two seasons aren’t on sale, but you can get seasons three and four of the original Dragon Ball anime series. Long before he switching hair colors and powering up, a young Goku was jetting around the world and growing as a fighter. Dragon Ball: Season Three sees Goku prepare for a brutal rematch with Mercenary Tao and the rest of the Red Ribbon Army, while Dragon Ball: Season Four introduces the evil King Piccolo and sees Goku travel to Korin Tower to increase his power.

These box sets feature digitally remastered Dragon Ball episodes, the English dub, original Japanese musical soundtrack, and clean credit sequences. You can also pick up a bundle of Dragon Ball movies–Curse of the Blood Rubies, Mystical Adventure, Sleeping Princess in the Devil’s Castle, and The Path to Power.

Dragon Ball box sets

• Dragon Ball: Season 3 (DVD) — $12.49 ($35)
• Dragon Ball: Season 4 (DVD) — $15.49 ($35)

Dragon Ball Movies

• Dragon Ball: Complete Collection Movie 4 Pack (DVD) — $20 ($35)

The Dragon Ball series that most people are familiar with, Dragon Ball Z saw a grown-up Goku continue on his path to become the greatest martial artist in the universe. The entire collection was remastered in 2014, and while there are some strange discrepancies with the HD process that do periodically crop up, this is an overall solid visual update to the series. You can get the entire nine-season run in one complete bundle, or you can pick up individual seasons on their own if you’d like to plug a gap in your collection.

Dragon Ball Z Blu-rays

• Dragon Ball Z – Seasons 01 – 09 (Blu-ray) — $100 ($190)
• Dragon Ball Z – Season 1 (DVD) — $17.49 ($35)
• Dragon Ball Z – Season 2 (Blu-ray) — $27 ($45)
• Dragon Ball Z – Season 2 (DVD) — $21 ($35)
• Dragon Ball Z – Season 3 (Blu-ray) — $23 ($45)
• Dragon Ball Z – Season 3 (DVD) — $23 ($35)
• Dragon Ball Z – Season 4 (Blu-ray) — $23 ($45)
• Dragon Ball Z – Season 5 (Blu-ray) — $29 ($45)
• Dragon Ball Z – Season 5 (DVD) — $17.49 ($35)
• Dragon Ball Z – Season 6 (Blu-ray) — $24 ($45)
• Dragon Ball Z – Season 7 (Blu-ray) — $24 ($45)
• Dragon Ball Z – Season 8 (Blu-ray) — $24.49 ($45)

Dragon Ball has a long history on the big screen, with each film presenting an original and action-packed story. All of these are available in various editions–like DVD bundles and Blu-ray two-packs–and there are 15 movies in total here. Just don’t expect much in the way of extras here, as these are barebones copies where the focus is squarely on the movies.

Dragon Ball Z Movies

• Dragon Ball – Z Movies 1 – 5 (DVD) — $11.49 ($30)
• Dragon Ball Z – Movies 6 – 9 (DVD) — $11 ($30)
• Dragon Ball Z – Movies 10 -13 (DVD) — $11.49 ($30)
• Dragon Ball Z: The History Of Trunks and Bardock (Blu-ray) — $18.49 ($35)
• Dragon Ball Z: Return of the Cooler and Cooler’s Revenge (Blu-ray) — $16 ($35)
• Dragon Ball Z: Dead Zone The Movie and The World’s Strongest (Blu-ray) — $18.49 ($35)
• Dragon Ball Z: Android 13 and Bojack Unbound (Blu-ray) — $18 ($35)
• Dragon Ball Z: Broly Triple Feature (Blu-ray) — $18 ($35)
• Dragon Ball Z: Fusion Reborn and Wrath of the Dragon (Blu-ray) — $14.49 ($35)
• Dragon Ball Z: Resurrection F (Blu-ray) — $20 ($35)

The successor to Dragon Ball Z, Dragon Ball GT, was polarizing after it first aired, but in the years since then, the show has become a cult-classic with fans. A Blu-ray version of it doesn’t exist, but the DVD remaster is still a solid addition to the library, thanks to the high animation quality of this show. The box set contains all 64 episodes, chronicling Goku’s grand adventure to gather the Dragon Balls and save Earth from being destroyed.

Years later, Dragon Ball Super arrived to chart the next chapter of the franchise. The battles were bigger, new transformations were introduced, and Goku had his work cut out for him as he faced off against new and familiar foes. You can get all nine seasons in a collector’s edition box set full of steelbook cases for each individual season, or you can focus on a storyline of your choosing with specific seasons.

Dragon Ball Super

• Dragon Ball Super – Part 1 (Blu-ray) — $18.49 ($45)
• Dragon Ball Super – Part 2 (DVD) — $6 ($40)
• Dragon Ball Super – Part 4 (Blu-ray) — $19 ($45)
• Dragon Ball Super – Part 5 (Blu-ray) — $12.49 ($45)
• Dragon Ball Super – Part 7 (Blu-ray) — $21 ($45)
• Dragon Ball Super – Part 8 (Blu-ray) — $28 ($45)
• Dragon Ball Super – Part 9 (Blu-ray) — $19.49 ($45)
• Dragon Ball Super: The Complete Series — $160

So far, we’ve had two movies set in the world of Dragon Ball Super. Broly: The Movie sees the fan-favorite character make his canonical debut in the mainline Dragon Ball universe, while Super Hero puts the spotlight on Goku’s son Gohan and his mentor Piccolo as they face off against a reborn Red Ribbon army. Once again, the special features here are minimal at best, but these movies do look sharp and colorful in native 1080p and 4K.

Dragon Ball Super Movies

• Dragon Ball Super: Broly – The Movie (DVD) — $11 ($30)
• Dragon Ball Super: Broly – The Movie (Blu-ray) — $22.49 ($35)
• Dragon Ball Super: Super Hero (Blu-ray) — $13.49 ($35)
• Dragon Ball Super: Super Hero (4K) — $18 ($40)