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List of Individual Discs of Dragon Ball, Dragon Ball Z, and Dragon Ball GT.
Dragon Ball Individual Discs
Released in North America
Emperor Pilaf Saga
Consisting of six volumes, the "Emperor Pilaf Saga" was dubbed by FUNimation Entertainment in association with BLT Productions and The Ocean Group, with the distributor being KidMark (the children's division of Vidmark Entertainment, which later became Trimark Pictures). It was released on VHS, with each volume containing two episodes from the Dragon Ball anime, with the exception of the sixth volume that contained three episodes. After these thirteen episodes were done, the dubbing was canceled.
- The Goku Saga
Goku Saga boxed set
Released in North America in 2000 for DVD, the "Goku Saga" boxed set contains the first 13 episodes of Dragon Ball in English plus the first movie, Dragon Ball: Curse of the Blood Rubies. It is apparently a boxed set version of the thirteen previously-mentioned "Emperor Pilaf Saga" VHS episodes, compiled into two volumes.
Tournament Saga
The Tournament Saga continues after the Emperor Pilaf Saga. These VHS installments follow the model of the last VHS of the Goku Saga VHS', with three episodes per VHS. They contain episodes 14 to 28. Unlike the Emperor Pilaf Saga, however, it was not distributed by KidMark (with all following North America Sagas not being distributed by KidMark either).
Red Ribbon Army Saga
These VHS follow the Tournament Saga VHS, continuing the three-episodes-per-VHS pattern. They contain episodes 29 to 45.
General Blue Saga
Still with the "three episodes" pattern, the General Blue Saga VHS contain episodes 46 to 54.
Commander Red Saga
The first and third VHS of the Commander Red Saga continue the "three episodes" pattern, however, the pattern is broken with the second VHS, which includes four episodes. The VHS contain episodes 58 to 67.
Fortuneteller Baba Saga
The Fortuneteller Baba Saga keeps in line with the "three episodes" pattern until the fifth VHS, which contains four episodes. The VHS contain episodes 68 to 83.
Tien Shinhan Saga
The Tien Shinhan Saga is the final saga released, containing only one VHS. No further VHS were released due to their production being cancelled, and thus the remaining 67 episodes (episodes 87 to 153) were not done on VHS.
Released in Australia
The Goku Saga
The first volume was released only in Australia with the English dub, uncut with the first Dragon Ball movie, edited and in English.
Tournament Saga
The second volume was released in 2003 featuring the Tournament Saga in two discs. Contains episodes 14-28.
Red Ribbon Army Saga
The third volume was released in February 2003 featuring the Red Ribbon Army Saga. Contains episodes 29-45.
General Blue Saga
The fourth volume released in September 2003 featuring The General Blue. Contains episodes 46-57.
Commander Red Saga
The fifth volume released in November 2003 featuring the Commander Red Saga. Contains episodes 58-67.
Fortuneteller Baba Saga
The sixth volume released in March 2004 featuring the Fortuneteller Baba Saga. Contains episodes 68-83.
Tien Shinhan Saga
The seventh volume released in September 2004 featuring the Tien Shinhan Saga. Contains episodes 84-101.
King Piccolo Saga
The 8.1 volume released in March 2003 featuring the part 1 of the King Piccolo Saga. Contains episodes 102-111
The 8.2 volume released in June 2003 featuring the part 2 of the King Piccolo Saga. Contains episodes 112-122.
Piccolo Jr. Saga
The 9.1 volume released in July 2003 featuring the part 1 of the Piccolo Jr. Saga. Contains episodes 123-137.
The Final volume released in July 2003 featuring the part 2 of the Piccolo Jr. Saga. Contains episodes 138-153.
Dragon Ball Z Individual Discs (FUNimation, as distributed by Pioneer)
Released in 1999 and finished in 2005, these discs were distributed by Pioneer and dubbed by FUNimation. The DVD Sets had the edited versions until the third series been released.
Released Volumes
Series #1
- TV Series Volume #1 Arrival (1-4)
- TV Series Volume #2 The Saiyans (5-7)
- TV Series Volume #3 Snake Way (8-10)
- TV Series Volume #4 Pendulum Room (11-13)
- TV Series Volume #5 Doom (14-16)
- TV Series Volume #6 Immortals (17-19)
- TV Series Volume #7 Destruction (20-22)
- TV Series Volume #8 Showdown (23-25)
Series #2
- TV Series Volume #9 Departure (26-28)
- TV Series Volume #10 Rebirth (29-31)
- TV Series Volume #11 Namek (32-34)
- TV Series Volume #12 Betrayal (35-37)
- TV Series Volume #13 Collision (38-40)
- TV Series Volume #14 Quest (41-43)
- TV Series Volume #15 Trouble (44-46)
- TV Series Volume #16 The Ginyu Force (47-49)
- TV Series Volume #17 Super Saiyan?! (50-53)
Series #3
- TV Series Volume #18 Captain Ginyu: Assault (54-56)
- TV Series Volume #19 Captain Ginyu: Double Cross (57-60)
- Note: The third series had the uncut and redone audio track.
Series #4
- TV Series Volume #20 Frieza - The Summoning (61-63)
- TV Series Volume #21 Frieza - Transformation (64-66)
- TV Series Volume #22 Frieza - Revealed (67-69)
- TV Series Volume #23 Frieza - Death of a Prince (70-72)
- TV Series Volume #24 Frieza - Clash (73-75)
- TV Series Volume #25 Frieza - Desperation (76-78)
- TV Series Volume #26 Frieza - Super Saiyan Goku (79-82)
- TV Series Volume #27 Frieza - Eleventh Hour (83-85)
- TV Series Volume #28 Frieza - Fall of a Tyrant (86-88)
- TV Series Volume #29 Frieza - Namek's End (89-92)
Series #5
- TV Series Volume #30 Garlic Jr. - Black Water Mist (93-95)
- TV Series Volume #31 Garlic Jr. - Sacred Water (96-98)
- TV Series Volume #32 Garlic Jr. - Vanquished (99-102)
Series #6
- TV Series Volume #33 (Version 1) Trunks - Mysterious Youth (103-105)
- TV Series Volume #33 (Version 2) Trunks - Mysterious Youth (103-105)
- TV Series Volume #34 (Version 1) Trunks - Prelude to Terror (106-108)
- TV Series Volume #34 (Version 2) Trunks - Prelude to Terror (106-110)
Series #7
- TV Series Volume #35 Androids - Invasion (111-114)
- TV Series Volume #36 Androids - Dr. Gero (115-117)
- TV Series Volume #37 Androids - Assassins (118-120)
- TV Series Volume #38 Androids - Invincible (121-124)
Series #8
- TV Series Volume #39 Imperfect Cell - Encounter (125-127)
- TV Series Volume #40 Imperfect Cell - Discovery (128-130)
- TV Series Volume #41 Imperfect Cell - Race Against Time (131-133)
- TV Series Volume #42 Imperfect Cell - 17's End (134-137)
Series #9
- TV Series Volume #43 Perfect Cell - Hunt for 18 (138-140)
- TV Series Volume #44 Perfect Cell - Temptation (141-143)
- TV Series Volume #45 Perfect Cell - Perfection (144-146)
- TV Series Volume #46 Perfect Cell - Unstoppable (147-150)
Series #10
- TV Series Volume #47 Cell Games - Ultimatum (151-153)
- TV Series Volume #48 Cell Games - A Moment's Peace (154-156)
- TV Series Volume #49 Cell Games - Guardian's Return (157-159)
- TV Series Volume #50 Cell Games - The Games Begin (160-162)
- TV Series Volume #51 Cell Games - Surrender (163-165)
- TV Series Volume #52 Cell Games - Earth's Last Hope (166-169)
- TV Series Volume #53 Cell Games - Awakening (170-172)
- TV Series Volume #54 Cell Games - Sacrifice (173-176)
- TV Series Volume #55 Cell Games - Nightmare End's (177-180)
Series #11
- TV Series Volume #56 Great Saiyaman - Opening Ceremony (181-184)
- TV Series Volume #57 Great Saiyaman - Final Round (185-187)
- TV Series Volume #58 Great Saiyaman - Gohan's Secret (188-190)
- TV Series Volume #59 Great Saiyaman - Declaration (191-193)
- TV Series Volume #60 Great Saiyaman - Crash Course (194-196)
Series #12
- TV Series Volume #61 World Tournament - Junior Division (197-199)
- TV Series Volume #62 World Tournament - The Draw (200-202)
- TV Series Volume #63 World Tournament - Black Out(203-206)
Series #13
- TV Series Volume #64 Babidi - Descents (207-209)
- TV Series Volume #65 Babidi - Battle Royale (210-212)
- TV Series Volume #66 Babidi - The Dark Prince Return's (213-215)
- TV Series Volume #67 Babidi - Rivals (216-218)
Series #14
- TV Series Volume #68 Majin Buu - The Hatching (217-219)
- TV Series Volume #69 Majin Buu - Atonement (220-222)
- TV Series Volume #70 Majin Buu - Revival (223-225)
- TV Series Volume #71 Majin Buu - Tactics (226-228)
- TV Series Volume #72 Majin Buu - Defiance (229-231)
- TV Series Volume #73 Majin Buu - A Hero's Farewell (232-234)
- TV Series Volume #74 Majin Buu - Emergence (235-238)
Series #15
- TV Series Volume #75 Fusion - Evil Buu (239-241)
- TV Series Volume #76 Fusion - Play For Time (242-244)
- TV Series Volume #77 Fusion - Losing Battle (245-247)
- TV Series Volume #78 Fusion - Ambush (248-250)
- TV Series Volume #79 Fusion - Hope Returns (251-253)
- TV Series Volume #80 Fusion - The Last Saiyan (254-256)
- TV Series Volume #81 Fusion - Internal Struggle (257-259)
Series #16
- TV Series Volume #82 Kid Buu - Regression (261-263)
- TV Series Volume #83 Kid Buu - Saiyan Pride (264-266)
- TV Series Volume #84 Kid Buu - Vegeta's Plea (267-269)
- TV Series Volume #85 Kid Buu - The Price of Victory (270-272)
- TV Series Volume #86 Kid Buu - A New Beginning (273-276)
Boxed Sets
Boxed sets were also released by Pioneer, which contained the previously-mentioned Volumes. Boxed Set I, released in VHS and DVD format, contained Volumes 1-25 and includes the Saiyan Saga. Boxed Set II, released in VHS and DVD format, contained Volumes 26-53 and spanned the Namek Saga. Boxed Set III was released in VHS format and revolved around the Frieza Saga. The VHS packaging featured a front cover image as well as side flap images and a compilation image, which is combined through the numerous volumes in each VHS set. In 2013, after a lengthy hiatus, an announcement unveiled that the first 53 episodes of the originally broadcast version would be released in one box set entitled Dragon Ball Z: Rock the Dragon Edition.
Dragon Ball GT Individual Discs
GT
- Dragon Ball GT Vol 1: Affliction (16-19)
- Dragon Ball GT Vol 2: Incubation (20-22)
- Dragon Ball GT Vol 3: Creation (23-25)
- Dragon Ball GT Vol 4: Proliferation (26-28)
- Dragon Ball GT Vol 5: Ramifications (29-31)
- Dragon Ball GT Vol 6: Preparation (32-34)
- Dragon Ball GT Vol 7: Annihilation (35-37)
- Dragon Ball GT Vol 8: Salvation (38-40)
- Dragon Ball GT Vol 9: Calculations (41-44)
- Dragon Ball GT Vol 10: Revelations (45-47)
- Dragon Ball GT Vol 11: Evolution (48-51)
- Dragon Ball GT Vol 12: Revolution (52-54)
- Dragon Ball GT Vol 13: Realization (55-57)
- Dragon Ball GT Vol 14: Conversion (58-60)
- Dragon Ball GT Vol 15: Generations (61-64)
Lost Episodes
- Dragon Ball GT The Lost Episodes Vol 1: Reaction (1-3)
- Dragon Ball GT The Lost Episodes Vol 2: Rejection (4-6)
- Dragon Ball GT The Lost Episodes Vol 3: Ruination (7-9)
- Dragon Ball GT The Lost Episodes Vol 4: Conviction (10-12)
- Dragon Ball GT The Lost Episodes Vol 5: Activation (13-15)
Movies
A Hero's Legacy