Original Italian dub

The Original Italian dub is the first Italian dub of the Dragon Ball franchise aired in Italy.
==Overview==
The dub was licensed and distributed by Doro TV Merchandising, a company that licensed and/or distributed programs (mostly anime) in Italy and aired on Junior TV, a former syndication network for children and adolescents, in autumn 1989. Only the first 54 episodes were dubbed and aired. The dub was uncensored with a faithful adaptation and with were used the original opening and ending themes.http://www.fantascienza.com/12272/dragon-ball-evoluzione-di-un-anime The names of the characters, objects and techniques were kept unchanged, with a few exceptions. The dub, done by Rome-based studio Play World Film, with a limited voice cast to only 4 voice actors and this caused many of the primary and secondary characters to share the same voice actor.https://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dragon_Ball_(anime)#Edizione_Doro_TV The dub was also aired on Mediaset's former channel Italia 7 somewhere in 1990.
Yamato Video, an Italian company of the audiovisual market dedicated to Japanese anime has recovered the dub and added it in the new DVD editions in addition to the Mediaset dub and Japanese version.http://www.yamatovideo.com/catalogo_int.asp?idVolume=4429
==Cast==
Character Name	Japanese voice actor	Italian voice actorhttp://www.antoniogenna.net/doppiaggio/anim/dragonball.htm
Narrator 	Jōji Yanami 	Renato Montanari
Kid Goku 	Masako Nozawa 	Massimo Corizza
Bulma 	Hiromi Tsuru 	Beatrice Margiotti
Yamcha 	Tōru Furuya 	Massimo Corizza
Master Roshi 	Kōhei Miyauchi 	Renato Montanari
Krillin 	Mayumi Tanaka 	Sergio Luzi
==Gallery==
Junior TV logo.jpg|Junior TV's logo
DORO TV Merchandising.png|Doro TV Merchandising logo
==See also==
*Italian dub
==References==
Category:Dubs
Category:Non-english dubs