Anime
By Arthur
September 3, 2022
Dragon Ball Z: Resurrection 'F' is a 2015 Japanese sci-fi martial arts anime film. The sequel to 2013's Battle of the Gods.
Dragon Ball
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.
Dragon Ball
– 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
Voice Cast
– 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
Voice Cast
– 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
Voice Cast
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.
Release Date
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.
Director
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.
Plot
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.
Plot