Dragon Ball Z: Resurrection ‘F’ Release Date, Voice Cast, Plot, And Everything We Know So Far
Dragon Ball Z: Resurrection ‘F’ is a 2015 Japanese sci-fi martial arts anime film. The sequel to 2013’s Battle of the Gods. It is the nineteenth Dragon Ball film, the fifteenth to hold the Dragon Ball Z name, and the second in the franchise to be directly overseen by series creator Akira Toriyama. The premise of the film recounts the return of the evil Frieza, who, after being revived by the Dragon Balls of the same name, undergoes hard training to exact his revenge on Goku. Critics gave the picture mixed reviews, highlighting the animation’s quality and fast-paced action scenes but criticizing the plot.
Voice Cast
- Son Goku / Kakarot voiced by Sean Schemmel
- Frieza, voiced by Christopher Ayres
- Vegeta, voiced by Christopher Sabat
- Son Gohan, voiced by Kyle Hebert
- Beerus, voiced by Jason Douglas
- Whis voiced by Ian Sinclair
- Sorbet, voiced by Jeremy Schwartz
- Piccolo voiced by Christopher Sabat
- Krillin, voiced by Sonny Strait
- Master Roshi, voiced by Mike McFarland
- Tien Shinhan voiced by John Burgmeier
- Bulma, voiced by Monica Rial
- Jaco voiced by Todd Haberkorn
- Emperor Pilaf, voiced by Chuck Huber
- Agent Mai, voiced by Colleen Clinkenbeard
- Agent Shu, voiced by Chris Cason
- Sisami, voiced by Brad Venable
- Tagoma, voiced by Micah Solusod
- Dr. Brief, voiced by Mark Stoddard
- Videl, voiced by Kara Edwards
- Android 18, voiced by Meredith McCoy
- Marron, voiced by Tia Ballard
- Shenron, voiced by Christopher Sabat
- Future Trunks, voiced by Eric Vale
- Seer, voiced by Monica Rial
- Female Receptionist voiced by Michelle Rojas
What is the Release Date of Dragon Ball Z: Resurrection ‘F’?
On April 18, 2015, Resurrection ‘F’ was released in 658 2D and 3D cinemas around Japan. And it is the first Japanese picture to be presented in IMAX 3D digital cinemas, of which eighteen are around the country. Battle of Gods was the first Japanese film exhibited in IMAX digital cinemas. However, it was not in 3D. It is also displayed in 10 4DX cinemas around Japan. Environmental effects like seat motion, wind, rain, and odors are added to the conventional visuals and music. A lottery was performed amongst 24 different Shueisha magazines. The film was supposed to be presented in 74 other countries worldwide. Funimation announced on March 15, 2015, that it had licensed the film for distribution in North America.
It presented the subtitled film at Grauman’s Egyptian Theater in Los Angeles in April, collaborating with Toei and 20th Century Fox. Their English-language production debuted in North American cinemas on August 4 for a limited time, through August 12 and until August 17. On Thursday, August 6, the picture was released in Canada. The show premiered on August 6, 2015, and will be translated and dubbed into English till August 19, 2015. Manga Entertainment confirmed the film’s UK release date on July 26, 2015, during MCM Manchester Comic-Con.
Trailer of Dragon Ball Z: Resurrection ‘F’.
Who is the Director of Dragon Ball Z: Resurrection ‘F’?
Tadayoshi Yamamuro is the director of Dragon Ball Z: Resurrection ‘F’. Tadayoshi Yamamuro, also known as Naoyoshi Yamamuro, is a Japanese animator and character designer. He created the characters for Dragon Ball Super and Dragon Ball Heroes, as well as one of the characters for Dragon Ball Z.
What is the Plot of Dragon Ball Z: Resurrection ‘F’?
The alien Sorbet, leader of the remnants of Frieza’s army, travels to Earth, where the Pilaf gang is forced to collect and use magical Dragon Balls to summon the eternal dragon Shenron wishing to revive Frieza. However, since Frieza was killed when Future Trunks cut him with his sword, he was revived in so many pieces that Sorbet’s minions could reassemble using their advanced technology. Once he regains command of his forces, Frieza abuses some of his minions and plots revenge against the Super Saiyans. When Frieza learns that Goku has become stronger over time, he postpones the invasion until he can train himself for the first time.
The Galactic Patrolman, Jaco, arrives on Earth to alert Bulma that Frieza is on his way. Having greatly increased his strength due to his training, Frieza overpowers the warriors. Still, Bulma manages to make contact with Whis, notifying Goku and Vegeta of Frieza to return. The Saiyans return to Earth, save their allies, and encounter Frieza while Whis and Beerus watch. Goku battles Frieza first and quickly obtains the upper hand. Still, the latter suspects he is holding back, so the two opponents agree to fight with full power. Frieza takes his new gold-plated form, Golden Frieza. At the same time, Goku changes into the new Super Saiyan Divine form with dazzling blue hair and aura (later dubbed Super Saiyan Blue). Although Frieza initially has the upper hand, Goku quickly understands that Frieza’s energy is diminishing due to his inexperience with the golden figure.
Ultimately, Goku overpowers Frieza in battle and gives him a chance to leave Earth, but he is blasted in the chest by a sorbet gun when his guard is taken down. Standing over a helpless Goku, Frieza offers Vegeta a chance to kill him to become his second-in-command. Vegeta refuses, turns into Super Saiyan Blue, and attacks Frieza. When Krillin tries to revive Goku with Senzu’s healing pills, Frieza attacks him. Still, Vegeta deviates from the energy blast that then kills Sorbet. Vegeta dominates the humiliated Frieza and unleashes a sudden energy explosion on Earth, destroying it and thus killing Vegeta. Goku, Beerus, and the others are protected by Whis and left floating in space on a small piece of land where they lament the loss. Whis notes that he can reverse time for up to three minutes. After doing so, Goku kills Frieza with a Kamehameha wave, Much wrath of Vegeta.
In the aftermath, Goku and Vegeta discuss Whis’ assertion that if the two learn to work together correctly, opponents like Frieza will be defeated more easily. Vegeta taunts and points out that he’d rather die, and Goku humorously agrees. Vegeta indicates that it is time for them to agree on something finally. In a post-credits scene, Frieza returns to Hell, welcoming the return of his dread.
Is Dragon Ball Super after resurrection F?
Like its predecessors, the events of Resurrection ‘F’ were later adapted as Dragon Ball Super’s second story arc. Some events changed or expanded in the series’ version of events.
Is Resurrection F DBZ or DBS?
Dragon Ball Z: Resurrection ‘F’ is the nineteenth and fifteenth Dragon Ball film released in Japanese cinemas on April 18, 2015, in both 2D and 3D formats.
What is Frieza’s strongest form?
The Gold Frieza form is miles ahead of the Goku and Vegeta Super Saiyan Blue forms. In both Resurrection: F and Dragon Ball Super, we see Frieza dominating the warriors.
Who beats Golden Frieza?
But even with the help of his brother in the form of Supervillain Metal Cooler, Supervillain Golden Frieza and his brother were defeated and killed by the combined force of Super Saiyan Blue Goku, Super Saiyan Blue Vegeta, and the second Future Warrior.
