Dragon Ball Z 5 | |
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Publisher | Supertone Electronics Ka Sheng (Dead stock) |
Developer | Rex Soft |
Cart ID(s) | Original: None Ka Sheng cover: NT-603 |
Console | Famicom |
Date | 1995 |
Engine | Own |
Sound engine | NTDEC / Asder |
Alternate names/hacks | Dragon Ball Z Super, Dragon Ball Z V |
Dragon Ball Z 5 is an unlicensed Beat 'em up for the Famicom, based on the Dragon Ball Z anime. It was released around 1995.
Contents
Overview[edit | edit source]
The game's story loosely retells the events of Dragon Ball Z up to the Cell Saga, featuring cut scenes using screencaps from the show.
The soundtrack features an 8-bit rendition of the Saint Seiya theme song. Also, the character select theme sounds similar to the song One Way or Another from the musical artist, Blondie.
Featured Characters[edit | edit source]
Playable Characters[edit | edit source]
Piccolo (Misspelled as "Picolo")
Krillin (Misspelled as "K0lin")
Vegeta (After defeating him as a boss)
Enemies[edit | edit source]
One Eyed Robot
Miniature Tank
Bosses[edit | edit source]
Gallery[edit | edit source]
Trivia[edit | edit source]
- The box art features Goku as a child and Piccolo Daimao/Demon King Piccolo, both from the original Dragon Ball, despite the game only focusing on Dragon Ball Z.
- The "5" in the title may be a reference to the "Dragon Ball Z Gokuden" series, which only had 4 entries, and the game was meant to be an "unofficial sequel" to those games.
- Although the box art says "Super Gokuden 5", the game's title screen says "Super Butoden 5".
External Link[edit | edit source]
List of games by Rex Soft |
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Boogerman II: The Final Adventure · Dragon Ball Z 5 · Samurai Spirits · The King of Fighters '97 |
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