Dragon Ball Z Special 1: Bardock, The Father of Goku
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DBZ: Bardock The Father of Goku
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| Dragon Ball Z Bardock/Trunks Double Feature BluRay (Blu-Ray) 2008-07-15 (from $21.16) |
| Dragon Ball Z Bardok/Trunks Double Feature (DVD) 2008-02-19 (from $16.99) |
Director: Daisuke Nishio Screenplay: Music: Shunsuke Kikuchi Original Manga: Akira Toriyama Character Design: Animation director: Katsuyoshi Nakatsuru Planning: Sound Effects: Hidenori Arai Theme Song Performance: Hironobu Kageyama | Masako Nozawa as Bardock Ryusei Nakao as Freeza Banjou Ginga as Tooro Jouji Yanami as Narrator Kazuyuki Sogabe as Toma Kinpei Azusa as Son Gohan Kôzô Shioya as TotaPo Masako Nozawa as Son Goku Ryo Horikawa as Vegeta Sho Hayami as Zarbon Shozo Iizuka as Nappa Takeshi Watabe as Pumbukin Yukitoshi Hori as Dodoria Yuko Mita as SelyPa Chie Satou as Saiya-jin C Hirohiko Kakegawa as Saiya-jin A Michio Nakao as Saiya-jin E Shinobu Satouchi as Saiya-jin D Yuji Machi as Saiya-jin B | |||||||
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Script: Christopher Neel Translation: Steven J. Simmons Additional Paint Editing: ADR Looping: Assistant Editor: Jeremy Jimenez Assistant Voice Director: John Burgmeier Closed Captioning Engineer: Jordan Allen Cover Design: Rick Lebo Mix Engineer: Evan O'Conner Jones Subtitling: Version Editor: Daniel Mancilla Voice Direction: Christopher R. Sabat Voice Recording Engineer: Moises Vega | Linda Young as Frieza Sonny Strait as Bardock Christopher R. Sabat as Linda Young as Fasha Mike McFarland as Tora Sean Schemmel as Goku Stephanie Nadolny as Goku (baby) Chris Cason as Doctor (Revised Dub) Christopher R. Sabat as Grandpa Gohan Chuck Huber as Guard Dale D. Kelly as Narrator Kent Williams as Carass Commander Kyle Hebert as Mark Britten as Doctor Phil Parsons as Nappa (Revised Dub) | |||||||
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Voice Direction: Pierre Trabaud | Patrick Borg as Philippe Ariotti as Freezer Brigitte Lecordier as Celine Monsarrat as Celipa Eric Legrand as Georges Lykan as Totepos Mark Lesser as Zarbon Philippe Ariotti as Pierre Trabaud as | |||||||
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Dubbing Director: Mario Castañeda (Latin America Dub) Translation: Ivars Barzdevics (Spain dub) | Angel Corpa as Freezer (Spain dub) Antonio Villar as Bardock (Spain dub) Enrique Cervantes as Freezer Mario Castañeda as Bardock Alberto Hidalgo as Vegeta (Spain dub) Alejandro Albaiceta as Toma (Spain dub) Ana Cremades as Goku (Spain dub) Idilio Cardoso as Tooro (Spain dub) José Manuel Seda as Zabon (Spain dub) Rafael Cuevas as Nappa (Spain dub) Ricardo Brust as Toma Alberto Hidalgo as Alejo De La Fuente as Arturo Mercado as Zabon Idilio Cardoso as Soldier (Spain dub) Jorge García Tomé as Narrator (Spain dub) José Lavat as Narrator Jose Luis Castañeda as Nappa Luis Daniel Ramirez as Vegeta (child) Manuel Duarte as Pambukin (Spain dub) María Dolores Seco as Ricardo Hill as Dodoria | |||||||
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| (none) | Thomas-Nero Wolff as Freezer Tommy Morgenstern as Bardock Andreas Müller as Mitarbeiter Ann Vielhaben as Seripa Björn Schalla as Bardock Gerald Paradies as Nappa Gerd Holtenau as Arzt 1 Helmut Gauss as Dodoria Jörg Döring as Arzt 2 Klaus Lochthove as Soldat Oliver Feld as Zarbon Oliver Siebeck as Vegeta Rainer Doering as Pambukin Thomas Schmuckert as Toma Tommy Morgenstern as Son Goku Uli Krohm as Tooro Wolfgang Thal as Grandpa Gohan | |||||||
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Dubbing Director: José Parisi Jr (Brazil) | Afonso Amajones as Zarbon Carlos Campanile as Freeza Gilberto Baroli as Dodoria Rita Almeida as Goku (Young) Rodrigo Andreatto as Vegeta (Young) Wellington Lima as Bardock | |||||||
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