| Series | German Title | Episodes (German dub) | |--------|--------------|------------------------| | Dragonball (1986) | Dragonball | 153 (all dubbed) | | Dragonball Z | Dragonball Z | 291 (all dubbed) | | Dragonball GT | Dragonball GT | 64 (all dubbed) | | Dragonball Kai (recut of Z) | Dragonball Kai | 98 (partially dubbed – only up to Cell saga) | | Dragonball Super | Dragonball Super | 131 (fully dubbed in German) | | Super: Broly (movie) | Dragonball Super: Broly | German dub available | | Super: Super Hero | Dragonball Super: Super Hero | German dub available |
Note: Dragonball Z Kai was never fully completed in German (stops after episode 98). Most fans watch the original Z in German instead. dragonball deutsch alle folgen
If you grew up in the 90s or early 2000s in Germany, Switzerland, or Austria, there’s a high chance your afternoon ritual involved a cold glass of Fanta and the iconic "Over 9000!" scream on RTL II. For decades, the search term "Dragonball deutsch alle folgen" has been a holy grail for fans. | Series | German Title | Episodes (German
But where can you legally find every single episode of Goku’s journey in German? From the original Dragonball to Z, GT, and Super? Let’s break it down. Note: Dragonball Z Kai was never fully completed
Z Kai ist kein Muss für den klassischen "alle Folgen"-Fan, aber für Puristen interessant. Hier wurde Dragonball Z von 291 Folgen auf 167 zusammengeschnitten, die Filler-Episoden (z. B. die lange Fahrt auf dem Schlangenweg, Fake-Namek) wurden entfernt. Die deutsche Synchro von Kai gilt vielen als die technisch beste.