Dragonball Z

This is about a young Saiya-jin boy named Kakerot (Goku) which was brought to Earth because his planet, Planet Vegeta was being controlled by Frieza and his henchmen. Frieza thought the Saiyan race was getting too powerful, so he destroyed them all. only four saiya-jins survived: Goku, Nappa (Vegeta's trainer), Vegeta (Prince of the Saiya-Jins) and Radditz (Goku's brother). Goku meets some friends on Earth and one of his friends, Bulma, was looking for the Dragonballs: seven balls that when gathered could grant you any wish you want. Some of his friends he met in the martial arts tournament. He was very strong and did well, even though he was only a boy. he was one of the strongest, as the Saiyan race were a lot stronger than humans. Later, Goku marries Chi-Chi, someone he met in the martial arts tournament. They had a son named Gohan and that was the end of Dragonball. The start of Dragonball Z was when Radditz, Goku's Saiyan brother, came to pick him up and so they would go and destroy planets. Goku said no, he was too good hearted to go with him. Radditz kidnapped Gohan and flew off with him to his space pod. Goku teamed up with his arch enemy Piccolo. Gohan became enraged, seeing his father get beaten up and weakened Radditz with his hard head! During the fight, Goku and Radditz died Piccolo killing them both. Goku sacrificed himself but Radditz said the other two Saiya-Jins, Vegeta and Nappa, were coming to Earth to destroy everyone. Piccolo and the others trained, along with Gohan they saw rage inside him that they needed to defeat the Saiyans. When a year passed, the Saiyans arrived and proved to be a challenge. Kami wished back Goku and he was on his way. When he got there, most of his friends were dead. He defeated the saiyans leaving Vegeta alive. Goku and friends go on numerous adventures: whether to save his friends or to save the Earth. They meet Frieza, Cell and Buu, who were all defeated by Goku and friends.

Plot: 9/10
Animation: 5.5/10
Audio: 7.5/10
(Overall Rating 8/10)
A decent anime, definatly worth seeing