How many episodes are there in Dragon Ball Z How many episodes are there in Dragon Ball

Part 1: Dragon Ball has a total of 153 episodes.

Part 2: Dragon Ball Z has a total of 291 episodes.

Part 3: Dragon Ball GT has a total of 64 episodes.

Part 4: Dragon Ball Adaptation has a total of 97 episodes.

Dragon Ball Theatrical Version 1: Legend of the Dragon.

Dragon Ball Theatrical Version 2: Sleeping Beauty in Demon God City.

Dragon Ball Theatrical Version 3: Maha Incredible Adventure.

Dragon Ball Theatrical Version 4: The Way to the Strongest.

Dragon Ball Z Theatrical Edition 1: Hot Blood! Monkey King & Gohan.

Dragon Ball Z Theatrical Edition 2: The Strongest Man in the World.

Dragon Ball Z Theatrical Edition 3: Earth Super Armageddon.

Dragon Ball Z Theatrical Version 4: Super Saiyan Son Goku.

Dragon Ball Z Theatrical Version 5: Strongest vs. Strongest.

Dragon Ball Z Theatrical Version 6: 10 Billion Energy Warriors.

Dragon Ball Z Theatrical Edition 7: Battle of Extremes! Three Super Saiyans.

Dragon Ball Z Theatrical Version 8: Burn It! Hot wars, fierce wars, super fierce battles.

Dragon Ball Z Theatrical Version 9: Galaxy is facing a crisis, and he is an extraordinary master.

Dragon Ball Z Theatrical Version 10: The two are facing a crisis, and the super warriors have trouble sleeping.

Dragon Ball Z Theatrical Edition 11: Knock out the super soldiers! Victory is My Dragon Ball Z Movie Edition 12: Resurrection Fusion! Goku and Vegeta.

Dragon Ball Z Theatrical Version 13: Dragon Fist Erupts! Who else is me!

Dragon Ball Z Special Edition 1: Father of Goku.

Dragon Ball Z Special Edition 2: History of Trunks.

Dragon Ball Z Ova1: Saiyan Extinction Project (Earth Chapter) Dragon Ball Z Ova2: Saiyan Extinction Project (Space Chapter) Dragon Ball Z Ova3: The Son Goku and his companions who have returned.

Dragon Ball GT Special Edition: A Proof of Courage.

There are three Dragon Ball anime versions.

Part 1: Dragon Ball has a total of 153 episodes.

Part 2: Dragon Ball Z has a total of 291 episodes.

Part 3: Dragon Ball GT has a total of 64 episodes.

There are also some OVA and theatrical versions and the like.

Dragon Ball Theatrical Version 1: Legend of the Dragon.

Dragon Ball Theatrical Version 2: Sleeping Beauty in Demon God City.

Dragon Ball Theatrical Version 3: Maha Incredible Adventure.

Dragon Ball Theatrical Version 4: The Way to the Strongest.

Dragon Ball Z Theatrical Edition 1: Hot Blood! Monkey King & Gohan.

Dragon Ball Z Theatrical Edition 2: The Strongest Man in the World.

Dragon Ball Z Theatrical Edition 3: Earth Super Armageddon.

Dragon Ball Z Theatrical Version 4: Super Saiyan Son Goku.

Dragon Ball Z Theatrical Version 5: Strongest vs. Strongest.

Dragon Ball Z Theatrical Version 6: 10 Billion Energy Warriors.

Dragon Ball Z Theatrical Edition 7: Battle of Extremes! Three Super Saiyans.

Dragon Ball Z Theatrical Version 8: Burn It! Hot wars, fierce wars, super fierce battles.

Dragon Ball Z Theatrical Version 9: Galaxy is facing a crisis, and he is an extraordinary master.

Dragon Ball Z Theatrical Version 10: The two are facing a crisis, and the super warriors have trouble sleeping.

Dragon Ball Z Theatrical Edition 11: Knock out the super soldiers! Victory is My Dragon Ball Z Movie Edition 12: Resurrection Fusion! Goku and Vegeta.

Dragon Ball Z Theatrical Version 13: Dragon Fist Erupts! Who else is me!

Dragon Ball Z Special Edition 1: Father of Goku.

Dragon Ball Z Special Edition 2: History of Trunks.

Dragon Ball Z Ova1: Saiyan Extinction Project (Earth Chapter) Dragon Ball Z Ova2: Saiyan Extinction Project (Space Chapter) Dragon Ball Z Ova3: The Son Goku and his companions who have returned.

Dragon Ball GT Special Edition: A Proof of Courage.

Another: There is also a film called Dragon Ball Gai, which is a remake of Chapter 291 of "Dragon Ball Z", which has about 98 episodes.

Dragon Ball 153 episodes ,, Dragon Ball Z 291 episodes ,, Dragon Ball GT 65 episodes,,, the last episode is a special edition Dragon Ball Gaiden of Courage.

Proof of the Four Planets.

Dragon Ball is a remake of Dragon Ball Z, but what has changed is only the improvement of the picture, not a sequel to Dragon Ball Z.

The sequels of Dragon Ball Z are Dragon Ball Super and Dragon Ball GT (not the original painting), and the time plot is sorted as Dragon Ball Z, Dragon Ball Super, and Dragon Ball GT.

1.Dragon Ball Super:

The legitimately licensed sequel "Dragon Ball Super" began on June 20, 2015 in the August issue of Shueisha's "V Jump"**, with Akira Toriyama in charge of the original story, filling in the gaps in the original "Dragon Ball" manga for 10 years, depicting the story of Son Goku and others after the end of the battle with Majin Buu and the return of peace to the earth.

2.Dragon Ball GT:

Dragon Ball Z is followed by GT, but GT is not drawn by Akira Toriyama, but in chronological order, GT is after Z, Dragon Ball is just a remake of all the Raditz to Shalu chapters of the Z series, and the redundant plot above Z is deleted, closer to the manga, and Dragon Ball Gai did not reshoot the Buu chapter in Z, if you look at it, you can start watching the 200 episodes of the Z series after watching 98 episodes, and the 200 episodes are Buu chapters at the end, and then look at GT, the basic order is like this.

Dragon Ball GT, this is the third part of Dragon Ball. There is also some content from the Theatrical version of Dragon Ball Z. As for the Dragon Ball Change, it is processed on Dragon Ball Z.

Some parts have been deleted and some changes have been made. And there are new theme songs, interludes and ending songs. However, Dragon Ball does not have a Majin Buu chapter.

Next look at GTThe content of the change is part of the content of Z.