Lithuanian dub

Drakonų Kova is the Lithuanian dub of the Dragon Ball anime airing in Lithuania.
==Dragon Ball==
The Drakonų Kova anime were aired using the Japanese version with Lithuanian voiceover. It was aired in LNK from January 1, 2001, to January 1, 2002. All episodes were broadcast. Only very few names have been changed and the most known example is Master Roshi, called here Džinas Vėžlys.
==Dragon Ball Z==
Drakonų Kova Z anime were aired in Lithuania with voiceover, using the Japanese version (episodes 1-119), Latin American Spanish dub (episodes 120-187) and French dub (episodes 188-291). Despite this all episodes use original intro from Cell Saga. It was aired in LNK from January 2, 2003, to August 2, 2004, and from 2005-2006 it was broadcast again on TV1. Despite changing the source of episodes, most of the names are the same as in original version (and Lithuanian version of Dragon Ball) and only very few have been changed like for example Android 20 to K-20. Certain scenes were also censored. The series gained big popularity in the country.
In 2011, Plus Licens sold rights to create a new voiceover version. It was broadcast from January 2011 to December 2011 on LNK, with 2 episodes every day and the series was repeated at least 3 times during this period. From December 2011 to 2013, this version was broadcast on TV1.
==Dragon Ball GT==
Like other series Drakonų Kova GT anime were aired in LNK from February 28, 2005, to January 9, 2006, using the Japanese version with Lithuanian voiceover. All episodes were broadcast. In 2006-2007 it was broadcast again on TV1, but in December 2006, the Ethics Inspector of Journalists declared the series harmful to children and applied to the Lithuanian Radio and Television Commission to penalize TV1, which was done in February 2007.
==Dragon Ball Super==
Drakonų Kova Super anime were aired in LNK and TV1 from 2018. However, still, it was the Japanese version with Lithuanian voiceover, but for the video, it used Blu-Ray animation correction version, like many international dubs did. Both LNK and TV1 has aired the first 46 episodes.
The DBS anime was also available on Crunchyroll from 2017.
Dragon Ball Super: Super Hero was released on August 26, 2022.
==References==
Category:Non-english dubs
Category:Dubs