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Dragon Ball Z: Bardock - The Father of Goku ()

Doragon Bôru Zetto Tatta Hitori no Saishû Kessen (original title)
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The tale of Bardock, the father of Goku, and his rebellion against his master the mighty Frieza.

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Bardock / Son Gokû (Kakarotto) (voice)
Kazuyuki Sogabe ...
Tôma (voice)
Yûko Mita ...
Seripa (voice)
Takeshi Watabe ...
Panbûkin (voice)
Kôzô Shioya ...
Toteppo / Dokutâ (voice)
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Freeza (voice)
Show Hayami ...
Zarbon (voice)
Yukitoshi Hori ...
Dodoria (voice)
Banjô Ginga ...
Tôro (voice)
Kinpei Azusa ...
Grandfather Son Gohan (voice)
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Vegeta (voice)
Shôzô Îzuka ...
Nappa (voice)
Hirohiko Kakegawa ...
Saiya-jin A (voice)
Yuji City ...
Saiya-jin B (voice) (as Yûji Machi)
Chie Satô ...
Saiya-jin C (voice)
Shinobu Satouchi ...
Saiya-jin D (voice)
Michio Nakao ...
Saiya-jin E (voice)
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Narrator / Planthorr (voice)
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Bardock (voice)
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Frieza / Fasha (voice)
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Zarbon / Vegeta / Borgos / Grandpa Gohan / Nappa (Original) (voice)
Chris Forbis ...
Dodoria (voice)
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Goku (Baby) (voice)
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Goku (Adult) (voice)
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Tora / Toolo / Saibaman (voice)
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Additional Voices (voice)
Bart Myer ...
Additional Voices (voice) (as Bart Meyer)
Ceyli Delgadillo ...
Additional Voices (voice)
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Shugesh / Additional Voices (voice)
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Additional Voices (voice)
Dale Kelly ...
Narrator (Original) / Commander (voice) (as Dale D. Kelly)
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Demetrious (voice)
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Planthorr (voice)
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Horned Gang Leader / Narrator (Remastered) / Additional Voices (voice)
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Malaka (Original) / Additional Voices (voice)
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Malaka (Remastered) / Saibaman (uncredited) (voice)
Jodi Forrest ...
Celypa / Goku (Baby) (uncredited) (voice)
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Bardock (AB Groupe dub) / Goku (Adult) (AB Groupe dub) (uncredited) (voice)
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Vejita (uncredited) (voice)
Edward Marcus ...
Narrator / Freezer / Dodoria / Totapo / Panbukin / Grandpa Gohan / Additional Voices (uncredited) (voice)
Yûsuke Numata ...
Saibaiman (uncredited) (voice)
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Nappa (Remastered) (uncredited) (voice)
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Toma / Zarbon / Additional voices (uncredited) (voice)
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Commander (uncredited) (voice)
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Kanassan Commander (uncredited) (voice)

Directed by

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Mitsuo Hashimoto
Daisuke Nishio ... (series director)

Written by

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Akira Toriyama ... (manga "Dragon Ball") (Shûeisha [Weekly Shônen Jump] series)
 
Takao Koyama ... (scenario) &
Katsuyuki Sumizawa ... (scenario)
 
Neil Bligh ... (writer: English version)

Produced by

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Daniel Cocanougher ... producer
Cindy Brennan Fukunaga ... executive producer
Gen Fukunaga ... executive producer
Barry Watson ... producer

Music by

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Shunsuke Kikuchi
Mark Akin ... (uncredited)
Andy Baylor ... (uncredited)
Dale Kelly ... (uncredited)

Editing by

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Shin'ichi Fukumitsu

Editorial Department

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Jeremy Jimenez ... editor: video
Daniel Mancilla ... editor: video
Jessie Mancilla ... editor: video

Art Direction by

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Tomoko Yoshida

Production Management

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Takeshi Torimoto ... production manager

Second Unit Director or Assistant Director

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Jun'ichi Fujise ... assistant director (as Junichi Fujise)

Art Department

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Minoru Nakamura ... art advancement

Sound Department

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Hidenori Arai ... sound effects
Justin Cook ... adr looping
Aaron Davidson ... adr looping
Evan Jones ... mixing engineer
Nobuhiro Komatsu ... audio director
Jonathan Kreimerman ... post production assistant (2018 english version remaster)
Kenji Ninomiya ... sound recordist
Brian Thomas ... adr looping
Moises Vega ... voice recording engineer

Special Effects by

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Chiaki Hirao ... special effects

Camera and Electrical Department

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Motoaki Ikegami ... camera operator
Katsunori Maehara ... camera operator
Eiichi Okita ... camera operator
Takao Sato ... camera operator (as Takao Satô)
Teruo Satô ... camera operator
Noriko Suzuki ... camera operator
Tetsuo Ôfuji ... camera operator

Animation Department

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Yukio Ebisawa ... key animator
Hitoshi Ehara ... inbetween artist
Tomoya Handa ... key animator
Mariko Higuchi ... finish animation
Tomoko Hirokawa ... inbetween artist
Kazuya Hisada ... key animator
Noriko Ichihashi ... key animator
Takeo Ide ... key animator
Yûji Ikeda ... background designer
Eisaku Inoue ... key animator
Masato Itô ... background artist
Kuniko Iwagami ... key animator
Hiroaki Kaneko ... background artist
Toshiyuki Kanno ... key animator (as Toshiyuki Kan'no)
Goichi Katanosaka ... background artist
Atsuko Kikuchi ... finish animation
Minoru Maeda ... character designer
Michiko Masui ... finish animation
Akiko Matsumoto ... inbetween artist
Masako Misumi ... key animator
Naoki Miyahara ... key animator
Yûko Nakahara ... finish animation
Mayumi Nakamura ... inbetween artist
Toshiko Nakamura ... inbetween artist
Katsuyoshi Nakatsuru ... animation director / character designer
Seigo Nishiwaki ... background artist
Hideko Okimoto ... key animator
Teruhisa Ryû ... key animator
Masaki Satô ... assistant animation director
Miyuki Satô ... background artist
Toyoji Sawada ... cel checker
Aiko Seguchi ... finish animation
Noriko Shibata ... key animator
Masahiro Shimanuki ... key animator
Junko Shirasu ... inbetween artist
Kyôko Suda ... inbetween artist
Kazuhiro Takahashi ... inbetween artist
Tomekichi Takeuchi ... key animator
Jun'ichi Taniguchi ... background artist
Naoki Tate ... inbetween artist
Sachiko Torimoto ... finish animation
Sachie Tsukagoshi ... background artist
Miwako Ueda ... background artist
Ikuyo Uemura ... finish animation
Chikako Uesugi ... key animator
Tadayoshi Yamamuro ... key animator
Tomoko Yoshida ... background designer
Yôko Îzuka ... key animator
Katsuyoshi Nakatsuru ... key animator (uncredited)

Music Department

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Dale Kelly ... soundtrack producer (as Dale D. Kelly)
Shigeru Miyashita ... music selection
Wiz ... engineer: Butchie Boy Music, Inc.

Additional Crew

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John Burgmeier ... assistant adr director
Yûko Higuchi ... documentation
Takao Koyama ... series configuration
Kôzô Morishita ... planning
Christopher Sabat ... adr director (as Christopher R. Sabat)
Yumiko Shigeoka ... publicist: Fuji TV
Kenji Shimizu ... planning: Fuji TV
Steven J. Simmons ... translator
Yûichi Suenaga ... production advancement
Tomoko Ueki ... finishing advancement
Yoshiaki Yanagi ... production advancement

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Storyline

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Plot Summary

A prequel to the original Dragonball series, this TV movie tells the story of Son Goku's father Bardock and his futile attempt to stop Freeza from destroying his planet Vegeta. It also shows how little Kakarotto (Son Goku) ends up on earth! Written by Anonymous

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Also Known As
  • The Lonely Final Battle (Japan)
  • Dragon Ball Z: A Final Solitary Battle! The Z Warrior Son Goku's Father Challenges Frieza (Japan, English title)
  • Dragon Ball Z: A Lonesome, Final Battle - The Father of Z Warrior Son Goku, Who Challenged Freeza (Japan, English title)
  • Dragon Ball Z: Tatta Hitori no Saishuu Kessen (Japan)
  • ドラゴンボールZ たったひとりの最終決戦〜フリーザに挑んだZ戦士 孫悟空の父〜 (Japan, Japanese title)
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  • 48 min
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Did You Know?

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Trivia This is Akira Toriyama's favorite Dragon Ball Z movie. See more »
Goofs After biting Grandpa Gohan, baby Goku starts acting happy. According to the series, though, Goku didn't start behaving as a baby until he fell off a cliff on his head. See more »
Movie Connections Edited into The Curtain Opens on the Battle! Son Goku Returns (2009). See more »
Soundtracks CHA-LA HEAD-CHA-LA (Chara hecchara) See more »
Quotes Bardock: Frieza! Listen up! We quit! All of us! Got it? We don't work for you! We're free! You can find someone else to do your dirty work! Oh yeah, there is one last thing...
[charges up an energy blast]
Bardock: This is for all the people that we've killed in your name! I wish we were never foolish enough to obey you! Here! Have it!
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