Dragon Ball: Curse of the Blood Rubies (1986)
Guko and his friends must stop King Gurumes from destroying the city for blood rubies and gathering the seven Dragon Balls.
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Director:
Daisuke NishioWriters:
Akira Toriyama (original work), Yoshifumi Yûki (screenplay construction), Toshiki Inoue (screenplay), Cliff MacGillivray (story editor), Cliff MacGillivray, Tod Himmel, Jeffrey M. Rose, Ian James Corlett, Terry Klassen, Neil Bligh, John Burgmeier (head writer), Sean Teague (script writer)All Cast & Crew
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This movie was originally released in Japan in December 1986 and all the advertising and promotional material was under the tile "Dragon Ball: Doragon bôru", but in fact the opening credits of the film itself featured "Dragon Ball: Doragon bôru - Shenron no densetsu". This official title was first used in product art in the Laser Disc release of 1987.
Quotes
Son Gokû:
Whoa, that's a really big bird! And listen to it's tummy growl!
Crazy Credits
At the end of the closing credits, there is a small scene with Son Gokû flying on Kinton, and a desert landscape turning into a beautiful lake.
Alternate Versions
Funimation produced three English dubs: two with a Vancouver-based voice cast in 1995 (the initial version of this dub utilized the character names from the previous dub from 1989 (e.g., Goku was Zero, Yamcha was Zedaki, etc.; this was produced as a test, and was very obscure) produced by Intersound for Harmony Gold), and one produced in-house in 2010 with their own local pool of voice actors.
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Makafushigi Adobenchâ!Lyrics by Yuriko Mori
Composed by Takeshi Ike
Arranged by Kôhei Tanaka
Performed by Hiroki Takahashi
(Columbia Records)
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Genres
Animation | Action | Adventure | Comedy | Fantasy | Sci-FiDetails
Release Date:
9 September 1995Language
Japanese
Country of Origin
JapanBox Office
Cumulative Worldwide Gross:
$7,417,517
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