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Rewatching Dragon Ball Z: Why Now?

You might be asking yourself, "Why rewatch something I saw years ago?" And the answer is simple. Because Dragon Ball Z isn't just any old series. It's a story that evolves with you. When we were kids, we saw the fights. Now, we see the effort, the courage, the difficult decisions. Rediscovering the series at a different stage of life can almost be like watching it for the first time.

Plus, let's be honest, the pace of everyday life leaves us little room to unwind. And what better way to relax after a long day than by joining Gohan during his workouts or watching Vegeta struggle between pride and love for his family? Reliving Dragon Ball Z can be more therapeutic than you'd imagine.

What if I'm not very tech-savvy? Is it worth a try?

Of course. You don't need to be a computer genius or have the latest cell phone to enjoy these apps. The important thing is to have the desire and a little patience. In fact, many of these platforms are designed with people like you in mind, who want something simple, without complicated steps or strange configurations.

Let me tell you about Don Luis, a 61-year-old retiree who started using his cell phone to watch series during the pandemic. It was difficult at first, of course. But one day his grandson showed him how to download an app to watch Dragon Ball Z, and ever since, he's been hooked. Today, Don Luis has not only rewatched the entire Saiyan saga, but he's also learned to use other apps. His cell phone, which he previously only used for calls, has become a window to entertainment.

So yes, it's worth a try. Technology isn't just for young people. It's for everyone.

Which version of Dragon Ball Z should you watch first?

Over the years, Dragon Ball Z has had multiple versions, and that can lead to confusion. Some remember the original from the '90s, with its classic Latin American dubbing, while others are familiar with more recent releases like Dragon Ball Z Kai, a remastered and shorter version without fillers. Which one should you choose?

The answer depends on what you're looking for. If you want to relive exactly what you saw in your childhood, with those voices that are now part of the collective memory, then the classic version of Dragon Ball Z is the ideal choice. It has more episodes, more dramatic pauses, more "Ahhh!" before the attacks... but also more nostalgia.

Now, if you're interested in jumping straight into the story, without extra episodes, with better image quality and a faster pace, Dragon Ball Z Kai may be the right choice. It's shorter, but retains all the essence of the series. It's ideal for quick binge-watches or for those short on time but very curious.

There are also those who prefer to watch it in Japanese with subtitles. And that's not a bad idea. The experience is different and can reveal nuances that dubbing hides. The key here is simple: choose the version of Dragon Ball Z that resonates most with you. There's no wrong answer, just different ways to enjoy the same thing.

Relive your childhood with a touch

It's not just about watching cartoons. It's about reliving a time that marked us. About reconnecting with a part of ourselves that sometimes gets forgotten amid bills, work, and responsibilities.

Dragon Ball Z has that magic: it makes you feel like a kid again, but with the wisdom of an adult. It invites you to get excited, to remember friends, afternoons after school, and arguments about who was stronger, Goku or Vegeta.

Now, with these apps, you don't need to search for DVDs or buy expensive collections. Everything's right there, on your phone. At the touch of a finger.