Dbz Budokai Cha La Series That Was

The song was written by Yukinoj Mori, the music was composed by Chiho Kiyooka, with arrangement by Kenji Yamamoto, and it is performed by Hironobu Kageyama.

It used three different animations during the ending of Dragon Ball Z, and it is also used as the opening theme of all the Dragon Ball Z movies until Dragon Ball Z: Broly - Second Coming.

A cover version of the song was made and performed by the Japanese pop-rock band FLOW for the opening of the 2013 movie Dragon Ball Z: Battle of Gods, 1 2 3 and released on a double A-side CD single with an insert song for the movie, HERO - Song of Hope, on March 20, 2013.

FLOWs songs are also featured on the Dragon Ball Z: Battle of Gods - Original Sound Track CD released on March 27, 2013.

Kicked in the face, the Earth gets angry (angry), Making a volcano explode.

If, within melting polar icecaps, If theres a dinosaur, I want to train it to balance on a ball.

Sparking Swooping through the sky in a Jet Coaster (Coaster), I fall in the paradise of panic.

The scenery turns upside-down and Im pleasant (pleasant), Even the mountains look like rear-ends.

One was done by Hironobu Kageyama (the same artist of the original Japanese version) and had a very faithful, if rather literal, translation.

Dbz Budokai Cha La Series That Was

The other English version was created for the Philippines broadcast of the series that was similar to the other English version, being that it used the same lyrics, but rerecorded the background score using instruments different from that of the original version.

Another version was made for the OVA Dragon Ball: Yo Son Goku and His Friends Return Animetal USA also sampled part of the song with their own English lyrics in their album Animetal USA W.

One of the shows quirks was to have Konata (an otaku) perform a different anime opening for each episodes ending theme, with Dragon Ball Zs being the most mainstream.