Directed by Daisuke Nishio   Written by Akira Toriyama   Cast Masako Nozawa ... Son Gokû / Son Gohan (voice) Dameon Clarke ... Cell (voice) Cynthia Cranz ... Chi-Chi (voice) Toshio Furukawa ... Piccolo (voice) Tôru Furuya ... Yamcha (voice) Kyle Hebert ... Narrator (voice) Chuck Huber ... Android 17 (voice) Jeremy Inman ... Android 16 (voice) Miki Itô ... Android 18 (voice) Bradford Jackson ... King Cold (archive sound), (voice) (as Brad Jackson) Takeshi Kusao ... Trunks (voice) Meredith McCoy ... Android 18 / Reporter (voice) Mike McFarland ... Master Roshi / Newscaster (voice) Hikaru Midorikawa ... Android 16 (voice) Kôhei Miyauchi ... Kame Sen'nin (voice) Stephanie Nadolny ... Gohan (voice) Shigeru Nakahara ... Android 17 (voice) Toku Nishio ... Mr. Popo (voice) Phil Parsons ... Nappa (archive sound), (voice) Christopher Sabat ... Piccolo / Vegeta / Yamcha / Mr. Popo (voice) (as Christopher R. Sabat) Sean Schemmel ... Goku (voice) Sonny Strait ... Krillin / General / Soldier (voice) Mayumi Tanaka ... Kuririn (voice) Eric Vale ... Trunks (voice) Norio Wakamoto ... Cell (voice) Naoko Watanabe ... Chichi (voice) Jôji Yanami ... Narration (voice) Linda Young ... Frieza (archive sound), (voice) Original Music by Shunsuke Kikuchi

Additional Info Premiere: June 10, 1992 DVD Release: February 06, 2007 Blu-ray Release: December 31, 2013 Country: Distributor: FUNimation Entertainment Websites: Alternate Titles Dragon Ball Z: Doragon Bôru Zetto Production Companies Fuji TV Toei Animation Distributors Cartoon Network   (United States) (TV) FUNimation Entertainment   (2002) (United States) (DVD) International Channel   (1998) (United States) (TV) Nippon Golden Network (NGN)   (United States) (Hawaii) (TV) WNJU   (1999) (United States) (TV) Rating Stats Overall Rating -- / 10 Our Rating -- / 10 Your Friends -- / 10 Male Users -- / 10 Female Users -- / 10 Site Ranking #1,822 / 21,074 Site Ranking