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Z Release Date April 26, 1989 Studio Toei Animation Number of Episodes 291 Considered the “OG” Ocean Group dubs theme song throughout the first few Dragon Ball Z arcs (Raditz Saga to the Namek Saga, sometimes until the end of the Frieza Saga), “Rock the Dragon” immediately builds tension at the onset and teases action-packed scenes featuring the more adult version of Goku. Composed by Shuki Levy and Haim Saban while performed by Jeremy Sweet, “Rock the Dragon” sets itself apart from the more rhythmic “Cha-La Head-Cha-La” with a punk-esque vibrance unique even when compared to future songs. Interestingly enough, “Rock the Dragon” does fit the beginning arcs of Dragon Ball Z, where complicated martial arts still become the norm before slowly being phased out by transforming villains. Enemies still “rocked” swords and relied on Ki, instead of Power Levels, scouters, and ancient space myths. While “Rock the Dragon” ends just after the Frieza Saga, it remains an iconic enough theme song indicative of the start of Goku’s adult years. 6 Chozetsu Dynamic Performer: Kazuya Yoshii Dragon Ball Super Release Date July 5, 2015 Studio Toei Animation Number of Episodes 131 For all intents and purposes, "Chozetsu Dynamic" does fit the rather simple, low-stakes, and rather comedic take of Dragon Ball Super. And while it grows on listeners after a few run-throughs, seeing this exact song being used in the much darker arcs of Super like the Goku Black Arc really didn’t help to showcase its allure. It’s by all means an entertaining opening to watch. New visuals of Goku and Vegeta are a delight to see, as well as the rest of the gang going back for new adventures in this official sequel. And while "Chozetsu Dynamic" is a great method of showcasing this level of optimism in the first few episodes of the anime, it can get quite old too fast. 7 Kuu-Zen-Zetsu-Go (Dragon Ball Z Kai) Performer: Takayoshi Tanimoto Release Date: 2009 Genres: Action, Adventure, Comedy Studio: Toei Animation Number of Episodes: 167 Translated as “Airy First and Absolute Last,” "Kuu-Zen-Zetsu-Go" serves as the second opening of Dragon Ball Z Kai and was made specifically for the Majin Buu Saga. And while the opening itself is catchy, it lacks a certain degree of luster compared to the other openings of the series. Now featuring the five main Saiyans of the series, Goku as well as Vegeta, Gohan, Trunks, and Goten zoom towards new threats - the wizard Babidi, Dabura, and the enigmatic Majin Buu. The thing is, compared to the other openings, Dragon Ball Z Kai held no stops showcasing the modernization of animation in the visuals. While this isn’t bad per se, it does feel too “generic” for a shonen anime to have its visual effects. It doesn’t help that Dragon Ball did inspire a lot of shonen anime for their arcs and famous tropes, making the experience not as magical as other openings in the series. 8 We Gotta Power Performer: Hironobu Kageyama When things

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