New videos and screenshots of Dragon Ball Z: Attack of the Saiyans, directly from Namco Bandai Games, are up! They show snippets of game in action, showing off some normal and special attacks by Goku, Krillen, Gohan and some of the other Z Fighters. Dragon Ball Z: Attack of the Saiyans flies onto the Nintendo DS November 10th, 2009.
Enterbay, a company we reported many months ago would be selling high quality Dragonball: Evolution action figures, has finally updated their website with photos.
We think they’re absolutely gorgeous. In fact, if even half the work and skill put into these extraordinary figures was put into the movie, our old website wouldn’t need to close.
Alex Tuis, a concept artist for Dragonball: Evolution, recently posted some of his artwork for the film on his official website. With not much else to report, it’s definitely worth a look if you’re interested in what could have been if they had chosen his designs. Click here to see his concept art for Piccolo and Oozaru.
The idea was to make something original and a little bit different from the Manga or the animated tv show. At this stage, I did not know who will play Lord Piccolo.I worked only four days on this movie. I hope to be on the next one, with more time.
[Thanks, Al]
Dragonball-Live got a hold of the French press book for Dragonball: Evolution, which in addition to having a couple new promo photos, also reveals the runtime of the film as 89 minutes.
Dragonball: Evolution made it on Entertainment Weekly’s “Top 17 Movies We Can’t Wait to See” list for Spring 2009.
DRAGONBALL: EVOLUTION
April 8, 2009Starring: Emmy Rossum, Chow Yun-Fat
Directed by: James WongNot sure what (or who) a Dragonball is? You might have missed the cult manga comics that have already spawned hit animated TV shows in the U.S. and Japan. But this live-action adaptation — about a group of warriors protecting Earth from an evil force — should catch you up.
JEDIYUTH.com has a fresh batch of new stills from Dragonball: Evolution.
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Sina.com has a handful of new stills from Dragonball: Evolution.
Plus a few photos from a Piccolo (James Marsters) photo shoot have surfaced on Facebook.
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MTV and DragonballToys have new images of Bandai’s upcoming line of action figures based on Dragonball: Evolution from Toy Fair in New York. The toys hit shelves in May, so you’ll have to wait until after the movie’s released to get them.
And is that Saiyan armor on the Oozaru?
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