What good news for the most nostalgic Dragon Ball fans! The classic voice of Goku and Gohan kids returns! Ana Cremades is back in Spanish dubbing!
Tomorrow is a historic day for the fan community dragon ball in Spain. Thanks to Select Visionwe can see it in more than 140 cinemas throughout the country…Dragon Ball Z Kaithe HD remastering of Dragon Ball Z!
Of course, only the first four episodes of the series will be shown, or in other words, the mini saga of Raditz until Goku begins his journey through the Path of the Serpent. Are you ready to relive this legendary stage on the big screen?
As if this were not enough, Selecta Visión will premiere Dragon Ball Z Kai in Catalan, Galician and Basque. And of course, the Spanish dubbing could not be missing either, the great novelty for this series. What’s new?
Well yes, believe it or not, Dragon Ball Z Kai It had not yet been released in Spanish in Spain, so Selecta Visión had to come, years later, to solve this mess. And they have done it in a big way, because they have had wonderful voices and someone very special!
As you well know, the dubbing of Dragon Ball Super in Spanish is one of the best in the world, and all thanks to the team at Mercedes Hoyos, its director at the lectern. And of course, with Dragon Ball Z Kai They have chosen to bet big and provide the same quality.
Thus, in this long-awaited anime series, we will have both the classic voices of the series and the new signings of Dragon Ball Super. And do you know what the big surprise is? Ana Cremades, the legendary voice actress who voiced children Goku and Gohan, returns to the series decades later! Pay attention to our friend’s tweet RinaT_Alt:
An early session of Dragon Ball Z Kai in Salamanca and there the whole cake has been revealed. Ana Cremades is back to the delight of fans and now we can hear her in full on the Cell Saga! Remember that they changed his voice in the 90s, right when Gohan came out of the Room of Spirit and Time next to Goku.
We will finally hear your Super Saiyan 2beyond the tape Silver Warriors! Will it continue to sound as usual or better? The truth is that Ana Cremades returned briefly a few years ago, in the extended version of Battle of Gods, dubbing some child Goku’s take in the prologue, and it sounded wonderful. What do you think about the new? Did you expect this good news this year? ¡Kai, Kai!
