Dragon Ball Z Movie 02: Kono Yo de Ichiban Tsuyoi Yatsu official cover

Dragon Ball Z Movie 02: Kono Yo de Ichiban Tsuyoi Yatsu

Dragon Ball Z Movie 2: The World's Strongest

JPドラゴンボールZ この世で一番強いヤツ
AKADragon Ball Z: The World's Strongest • ドラゴンボールZ この世で一番強いヤツ
FinishedMovie1 episode1 hrMar 10, 1990

Synopsis

Deep beneath the Tsurumai-Tsuburi Mountains, Dr. Kochin gathers the Dragon Balls and frees his master, the brilliant but ruthless Dr. Wheelo, from an icy prison. Wheelo's body is gone, leaving his brain sustained by machinery, and he plans to claim the body of the world's strongest fighter as his new vessel.

Believing Master Roshi still holds that title, Kochin kidnaps Bulma and draws Roshi into the laboratory. Goku, Gohan, Krillin, and Piccolo are soon pulled into the confrontation, where bio-warriors and mind control stand between them and Wheelo. Once the scientist realizes Goku's true strength, his plan takes an even more dangerous turn.

SourceManga
Studio
Toei Animation
RatingPG-13
MyAnimeList6.57Score#7,512Rank#2,090Popularity

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Characters

Main and supporting characters

MainPiccolo
Japanese voicesTsuru HiromiFurukawa ToshioYamaguchi Tomohiro
MainSon Gohan
Japanese voicesSwaile BradNozawa Masako
MainSon Gokuu
Japanese voicesNozawa MasakoKawazu Yasuhiko
SupportingBulma
Japanese voicesTsuru HiromiHisakawa AyaNakahara Mai
SupportingChi-Chi
Japanese voicesWatanabe NaokoShou MayumiKakuma Ai
SupportingDr. Kochin
Japanese voiceYada Kouji
SupportingDr. Uirou
Japanese voicesNakata KoujiKimura Masafumi
SupportingEbifurya
Japanese voiceYamaguchi Ken
SupportingKishime
Japanese voiceKishino Yukimasa
SupportingKuririn
Japanese voicesTanaka MayumiKanada Aki

Staff

Complete production credits and role details.

Original CreatorToriyama Akira
DirectorNishio Daisuke
ScriptKoyama Takao
ScriptPerry Ward
ScriptSalva Laurence
ScriptVale Eric
Character Design · Animation DirectorMaeda Minoru
MusicKikuchi Shunsuke
Art DirectorIkeda Yuuji
Director of PhotographyIkegami Motoaki