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The Dragon Ball Z Fusion The Last Saiyan DVD holds four uncut episodes, 254 to 257, from “Meet Vegito” to “The Incredible Fighting Candy”. Goku and Vegeta fuse into Vegito to take on Super Buu. Funimation’s disc has English and Japanese audio. In stock and ships free within the US, so add it to your cart today.
| Format | DVD |
|---|---|
| Studio | Funimation Prod |
| Run time | 1 hour and 18 minutes |
| Condition | Not specified |
| Availability | In stock |
The Dragon Ball Z Fusion The Last Saiyan DVD is a single-disc Funimation volume with four episodes from the Fusion Saga: "Meet Vegito" (254), "Rip in the Universe" (255), "Vegito...Downsized" (256) and "The Incredible Fighting Candy" (257), numbered as in Funimation's English dub. It is part 6 of the 7 discs that cover the saga.
Funimation released this disc on October 22, 2002, uncut, with English and Japanese audio plus subtitles. As a standard DVD, it plays in DVD players and in Blu-ray players.
By this point in the Fusion Saga, Super Buu has absorbed several of Earth's strongest fighters and become more powerful than ever. With few options left, Goku and Vegeta, long-time rivals, use the fusion earrings and merge into a single warrior, Vegito.
In "Meet Vegito", the fused fighter shows how far ahead of Super Buu he is and powers up to Super Saiyan. "Rip in the Universe" sees Buu try desperate tricks, including an energy surge that threatens to tear open the universe.
"Vegito...Downsized" turns the fight on its head when Buu changes Vegito into a piece of candy. In "The Incredible Fighting Candy", the tiny Vegito keeps fighting, and Buu has to find a new way to strike back.
Vegito's debut is the centerpiece of this disc, which follows his whole battle with Super Buu up to the candy twist. It reached stores in October 2002, before Funimation's dub of these episodes aired on US television in November 2002.
The Dragon Ball Z Fusion Saga covers 22 dub episodes, 239 to 260, across seven single discs. Like all of Funimation's Dragon Ball Z DVDs, this one was produced uncut, with the English dub and the original Japanese track.
Go back to Fusion – Losing Battle, then finish the saga with Fusion – Internal Struggle and the finale volume Kid Buu – A New Beginning. You can also browse our anime on DVD and Blu-ray. For the full episode list, see the Wikipedia article on Dragon Ball Z season 9.
Dragon Ball Z Fusion The Last Saiyan DVD: Questions Buyers Ask
Which episodes are on this DVD?
Four episodes, 254 to 257: "Meet Vegito", "Rip in the Universe", "Vegito...Downsized" and "The Incredible Fighting Candy".
Is it edited or uncut?
It is uncut, with English and Japanese audio and subtitles.
Is this the Vegito volume?
Yes. Goku and Vegeta fuse into Vegito in "Meet Vegito", the first episode on the disc.
Will it play in my US player?
Yes. It is a standard DVD that plays in DVD players and Blu-ray players.
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This is the DVD edition.
JayBee –
Originally posted on Amazon.com · not a MarioShroomed purchase
Fantastic Release
This is one of the best releases for Dragonball Z’s Buu saga. Featured is the fusion of Goku and Vegita into Vegito.
This release features 4 episodes. All four of them have the clash between Majin Buu with absorbed powers vs. Vegito. Eipisode one features getting to know Vegito/his power. Episode two is more like a definition of supremecy. Episode three features Buu finding a “tactic”, and episode 4 has Buu’s tactics backfiring… well… sort of. THe final episode takes an “unlikely” turn as well.
I recommend picking this one up. Of all the releases and features, this is definitly a DBZ that you will want to own and watch again and again – if anything, for the hilarious one liners.
Jean B U. –
Originally posted on Amazon.com · not a MarioShroomed purchase
Vegeto
everyone who have seen dragonball Z up to this point know that Goku and Vageta are one of the most powerful fighters in the known universe. or course this is besides Buu. now imagine the fused Goku and Vageta fighting BUU. Vegeto instantly proves that hes powerful before he even goes SSJ. anyone who has been following the eposodes needs this one. there is only a few left till the whole series is over. if you are a newbie…start from the begining because you will be confused.
Mike –
Originally posted on Amazon.com · not a MarioShroomed purchase
Its alright, kinda boring
We finally get to see Vegetto, it is okay, he is pretty powerful and theres some action, but there is one big flaw.
Vegetto needs to stop playing around with Buu and just destroy him. Every episode is Vegetto saying some stupid catch phrase and then waiting for Buu to attack. Akira Toriyama really should have ended this series with Vegetto, and not have Vegetto just play around for tons of episodes. I mean cmon, one kamehameha or spirit bomb could have killed buu in seconds, but instead Vegetto had to ruin that by just do nothing. He did some stuff, there were some cool explosions, but nothing serious really.
javier rebolloso torres –
Originally posted on Amazon.com · not a MarioShroomed purchase
DRAGON BALL Z IS A BAD ANIME
this DVD It’s very bad , don’t must buy .