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Summary: Vergita Dies
Review: In this video Vergita dies. Freeza kills him by shooting a beam through his heart.A must have for Vergita fanatics.
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Summary: One of the best Dragon Ball Z episodes I have ever seen!
Review: It really cool but sad!You find out about Goku father, and Vegas past. TRY IT you love it.
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Summary: Very emotional.
Review: It was good, but Vegeta died! After Frieza nearly kills him, he shows his true feelings about Goku (aka Kakarot) and he dies. Goku barries him.
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Summary: really surprising
Review: Now, I normally don't watch DBZ. Actually, I used to think it was some lame, gay show on Cartoon Network for little kids. But my friend is obsessed with it and made me sit down and watch it in the original Japanese version. Watching Vegeta die with tears in his eyes made me actually cry too, even though before I hated this show. Even if you do hate DBZ, this is well worth the watch, because it's really emotional and well depicted.
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Summary: Best of the Freezia saga.
Review: Oh, this movie is so cool. This is when Vegeta (trys) to fight Freezia, and fails. This video is deffintly worth seeing. This is also when Dende dies from Freezia. It's also the video when Goku gets released from the capsule. This movie is extremely bloody, so I think some kids shouldn't see the uncut version.
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Summary: unknown
Review: OMG, these episodes are SO sad... i mean, vegeta's my fave character and i find his death deadly (LOL^^)sad... i was crying my heart our when his hand collapsed
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Summary: Death without Honor
Review: One of the most dramatic videos of the dragonball saga this one is a must buy! Vegeta the saiyan prince is beaten to death by Frieza and with his last breaths of life tells Goku about his horrible past and that this war was fought without honor..it was only a game...win or die, and obviously, Vegeta struck out, but dont worry, he returns later with a vengence :> This movie is for any Vegeta fan, like me!
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Summary: Any true Dragon Ball fan must own this episode.
Review: Prince Vegeta, heir to the crown of the murdered King Vegeta, of the the planet Vegeta, finally meets his demise at the hands of Frieza. It is a suprisingly emotional episode to watch. Vegeta finally realizes that he is not a Super Saiya-jin but only as Frieza beats him down to a defenseless lump. Son Gokou arrives in time to see Prince Vegeta convinced that Frieza will finally be beaten by the people he most fears. The plot thickens as Prince Vegeta is mortally wounded by Frieza. Vegeta then confesses an emotional past that only brings Son Gokou closer to his Saiya-jin race. The death of Prince Vegeta is actually very touching as his tears dry on the Namekian soil and Son Gokou realizes that he is the last remaining Saiya-jin. A very action packed and drama filled episode with the direction and art, along with the voice characterizations, masterfully done and fit for the Death of a Prince
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Summary: DRAGONBALL Z
Review: The frieza series remains one of the most important sagas in the Dragonball Z series. Up until only a few weeks ago, I had the misfortune of having to watch the edited American versions of the show. While they weren't terrible, they certainly lacked the intensity of the original Japenese versions. This DVD in particular shows a lot more torture being inflicted upon Vegeta by Frieza. It was very violent, and reminded the viewer that this really isn't a kids show as the cartoon network would have you believe. Though the disc has no features that merit any mentioning, this DVD delivers none the less. The audio and video quality is exellent, and unlike VHS, you also get the original Japanese versions of these classic episodes fitted in as well. I recommend the uncut version of this disc. It's a lot more intense, and really adds to the quality. I just wish that funimation would make better use of the DVD format. These aren't vhs tapes. DVDs can hold a lot more than a mere three episodes. Its not as if a Japanese audio track and subtitle option takes up much disc space. Most movies have those as a standard feature, and can still hold well over four hours of movie footage. It doesn't really make me want to go out and buy a dvd (...) for only three episodes. Imagine how much it would cost to get the whole series on DVD. I guess that's where Ebay comes in, because collecting these dvds would be way too expensive. There should at least be a boxed set available for each season. I know there's one for the saiyan and Namek saga, but what about the Frieza saga, or the Android, Cell, Trunks, and World Tournament sagas. I also think Funimation should re-release the saiyan and Namek saga on DVD, uncut, and with subtitles.
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Summary: Vegeta's last stand.......
Review: This ,in my opinion, is one of the saddest and greatest videos of Dragon Ball Z! I never really like Vegeta, but after hearing about his relationship with Bulma, I started to like him a lot. Vegeta's death was as sad as Piccolo killing himself also saving Gohan's life. I was so shocked when I heard about Vegeta's past life and when he died, I was in tears! It was as sad as Piccolo's death! Someone said that death isn't romantic, and i agree with that person.
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