Dragon Ball Kai

No. 67 is Let's Go COOKR'n and it started on April 1st, 2013 and ended on March 20th, 2015 with 196 episodes.

Theses are the list of shows/movies that aired on the portuguese channel known as SIC Radical. a Portuguese TV network that airs shows made for much older audience.

A comprehensive watch order of the Dragon Ball series, which includes every entry of the Dragon Ball franchise.
Original Guide: https://myanimelist.net/forum/?topicid=1868189

AEGC Interest Stack index: https://myanimelist.net/forum/?topicid=2017008

This list includes only the shows in release order

Anime that have an older version

in order

The correct Dragon Ball timeline

Watch order based on release date

What started as a simple parody of Journey to the West, Dragon Ball quickly grew with sequels, specials and tie-in movies being made, it arguably became more famous globally than the story it originally parodied.

For a simple explanation, just watch Dragon Ball -> Dragon Ball Z / Kai -> Dragon Ball Super.

For a more detailed breakdown, including the specials, movies etc and when to watch those, see my list below.

I have also included all of the other movies that are non-canon and filler, but I will be listing those at the end because they don't really line up with the canon content anywhere cleanly, and introduce a lot of plot holes if you do try to make them fit. I do think they are still worth talking about though, as characters, transformations etc, are still ones that regularly make appearances in games and other media to this day. There's also the chance they could be reincorporated back into the canon in some shape or form in the future, such as they already have done with Broly.

What we can do with them is take into account characters current strength level, or age / appearance during the movies, and vaguely line those up with the main series' arcs, for you to watch them as a non-canon "what if" bonus story after each arc. Or you can just leave them as their own seperate thing and not worry too much about them.

A lot of Anime back in the 90s and early 2000s were heavily edited for TV broadcast in the international market and some anime are even edited for TV in Japan and it continues to a lesser extent today. I tried to make a list for those like myself who like to research weird, bizarre changes to popular anime series to check them out. A majority of these anime are from the English versions, but some are from other countries. Some anime have a description for some changes that may be less noticeable.

Please note this is my opinion, anyways, enjoy!

Also, when I rate something, I usually rate the series too, so keep that in mind.

Remakes de anime,alguns muito bem feitos outros que são um completo desastre.

Anime remakes, some very well done others that are a complete disaster.