Original Home Video Releases

This is a list of the original home video releases of Dragon Ball, Dragon Ball Z, and Dragon Ball GT by Pioneer Entertainment and Funimation.
==Dragon Ball==
===VHS===
====The Saga of Goku====
FUNimation dubbed The Saga of Goku in conjunction with BLT Productions Ltd. and The Ocean Group. KidMark Entertainment (later folded as Lions Gate Family Entertainment), a division of VidMark Entertainment which later would become Trimark Pictures, distributed The Saga of Goku on VHS and DVD and held the home video rights for the episodes until 2009. These VHS sets feature episodes 1-13 in edited form. Each VHS volume contained two episodes except for the final volume which contained three.
Sogv1.jpg|Volume 1: Secret of the Dragon Ball
Sogv2.jpg|Volume 2: The Nimbus Cloud of Roshi
Sogv3.jpg|Volume 3: Yamcha the Desert Bandit
Sogv4.jpg|Volume 4: The Ox-King on Fire Mountain
Sogv5.jpg|Volume 5: Boss Rabbit's Magic Touch
Sogv6.jpg|Volume 6: The Legend of Goku
====Tournament Saga====
The Tournament Saga includes episodes 14-28. Each VHS volume contains three episodes. They were only released uncut.
Roshirequest.jpg|Roshi's Request (episodes 14-16)
Turtlehermittraining.jpg|Turtle Hermit Training (episodes 17-19)
Fightersbegin.jpg|Fighters, Begin! (episodes 20-22)
Semifinals.jpg|Semi-Finals (episodes 23-25)
Thefinaltest.jpg|The Final Test (episodes 26-28)
====Red Ribbon Army Saga====
The Red Ribbon Army Saga includes episodes 29-45. Each VHS volume contains three episodes. Only episodes 35-42 were given uncut and edited releases, while the other volumes were only released uncut.
The Hunt Is On.PNG|The Hunt is On (episodes 29-31)
Silver.PNG|Silver (episodes 32-34)
Assault on Muscle Tower.PNG|Assault on Muscle Tower (episodes 35-38)
White's Last Stand.PNG|White's Last Stand (episodes 39-42)
West City Chase.PNG|West City Chase (episodes 43-45)
====General Blue Saga====
The General Blue Saga includes episodes 46-57. Each VHS volume contains three episodes. Boxart for episodes 49-51 was finalized, but the release was cancelled for unknown reasons. Episodes 52-54 were not released. Both volumes that were released (46-48, 55-57) had uncut and edited versions.
Underwater Hunt.PNG|Underwater Hunt (episodes 46-48)
The Pirate Cave.PNG|The Pirate Cave (episodes 49-51)
Lost In Penguin Village.PNG|Lost in Penguin Village (episodes 55-57)
====Commander Red Saga====
The Commander Red Saga includes episodes 58-67. Each VHS volume contains three episodes except for "Korin's Tower," which contains four. They were given both uncut and edited releases.
Danger for Hire.PNG|Danger for Hire (episodes 58-60)
Korin's Tower.PNG|Korin's Tower (episodes 61-64)
The Battle is Won.PNG|The Battle is Won (episodes 65-67)
====Fortuneteller Baba Saga====
The Fortuneteller Baba Saga includes episodes 68 to 83. Each VHS volume contains three episodes except for "Goku's Journey," which includes four. They were given both uncut and edited releases.
Five Warriors.PNG|Five Warriors (episodes 68-70)
Yamcha's Fall.PNG|Yamcha's Fall (episodes 71-73)
Surprise Reunion.PNG|Surprise Reunion (episodes 74-76)
The Seventh Dragon Ball.PNG|The Seventh Dragon Ball (episodes 77-79)
Goku's Journey.PNG|Goku's Journey (episodes 80-83)
====Tien Shinhan Saga====
The Tien Shinhan Saga includes episodes 84-101. Only one VHS volume was released before cancellation, and it included episodes 84-86. These episodes were given both uncut and edited releases.
Tournament Day.PNG|Tournament Day (episodes 84-86)
===DVD===
====The Saga of Goku====
The Saga of Goku box set featured episodes 1-13 of the edited Ocean dub and the Dragon Ball movie Dragon Ball: Curse of the Blood Rubies co-produced by FUNimation and was released in October 2000.
Dragon Ball The Saga of Goku DVD Boxset.jpg|The Saga of Goku
Dragon Ball The Saga of Goku Volume 1 DVD Cover.png|Volume 1
Dragon Ball The Saga of Goku Volume 2 DVD Cover.png|Volume 2
=====Australian version=====
FUNimation released the uncut version of episodes 1-13 in region 4 territories, where KidMark didn't hold the rights. The movie, however, still uses their edited dub they did with BLT Productions
The Saga of Goku DVD Cover (Australian version).jpg|Australian DVD
====Tournament Saga====
Volume 2 featured episodes 14-28 and was released in January 2003
Tournament Saga DVD cover.jpg|Tournament Saga
====Red Ribbon Army Saga====
Volume 3 featured episodes 29-45 and was released in February 2003.
Red Ribbon Army Saga DVD Cover.jpg|Red Ribbon Army Saga
====General Blue Saga====
Volume 4 featured episodes 46-57 and was released in September 2003.
General Blue Saga DVD Cover.jpg|General Blue Saga
====Commander Red Saga====
Volume 5 featured episodes 58-67 and was released in November 2003.
Commander Red Saga DVD Cover.jpg|Commander Red Saga
====Fortuneteller Baba Saga====
Volume 6 featured episodes 68-83 and was released in March 2004.
Fortuneteller Baba Saga DVD Cover.jpg|Fortuneteller Baba Saga
====Tien Shinhan Saga====
Volume 7 featured episodes 84-101 and was released in September 2004.
Tien Shinhan Saga DVD Cover.jpg|Tien Shinhan Saga
====King Piccolo Saga====
Volume 8 Part 1 featured episodes 102-111 and was released in March 2003.
Volume 8 Part 2 featured episodes 112-122 and was released in June 2003.
King Piccolo Saga Part 1 DVD Cover.jpg|King Piccolo Saga Part 1
King Piccolo Saga Part 2 DVD Cover.jpg|King Piccolo Saga Part 2
====Piccolo Jr. Saga====
Volume 9 Part 1 featured episodes 123-137 and was released in July 2003.
Volume 9 Part 2 featured episodes 138-153 and was released in August 2003.
Piccolo Jr. Saga Part 1 DVD Cover.jpg|Piccolo Jr. Saga Part 1
Piccolo Jr. Saga Part 2 DVD Cover.jpg|Piccolo Jr. Saga Part 2
==Dragon Ball Z==
===The Saiyan Conflict===
Volumes 1-8 featured episodes 1-25 and were released between April and August 1999.
DBZ1 Arrival.PNG|Volume #1 Arrival (1-4)
DBZ2 The Saiyans.PNG|Volume #2 The Saiyans (5-7)
DBZ3 Snake Way.PNG|Volume #3 Snake Way (8-10)
DBZ4 Pendulum Room.PNG|Volume #4 Pendulum Room (11-13)
DBZ5 Doom.PNG|Volume #5 Doom (14-16)
DBZ6 Immortals.PNG|Volume #6 Immortals (17-19)
DBZ7 Destruction.PNG|Volume #7 Destruction (20-22)
DBZ8 Showdown.PNG|Volume #8 Showdown (23-25)
===The Namek Saga===
Volumes 9-17 featured episodes 26-53 and were released between August and December 1999.
DBZ9 Departure.PNG|Volume #9 Departure (26-28)
DBZ10 Rebirth.PNG|Volume #10 Rebirth (29-31)
DBZ11 Namek.PNG|Volume #11 Namek (32-34)
DBZ12 Betrayal.PNG|Volume #12 Betrayal (35-37)
DBZ13 Collision.PNG|Volume #13 Collision (38-40)
DBZ14 Quest.PNG|Volume #14 Quest (41-43)
DBZ15 Trouble.PNG|Volume #15 Trouble (44-46)
DBZ16 The Ginyu Force.PNG|Volume #16 The Ginyu Force (47-49)
DBZ17 Super Saiyan.PNG|Volume #17 Super Saiyan?! (50-53)
===Captain Ginyu Saga===
Volumes 18 and 19 featured episodes 54-60 and were released in October 2000. They were given both uncut and edited VHS releases. All future volumes used the uncut version of the original FUNimation dub.
DBZ18 Captain Ginyu - Assault.PNG|Volume #18 Captain Ginyu: Assault (54-56)
DBZ19 Captain Ginyu - Double Cross.PNG|Volume #19 Captain Ginyu: Double Cross (57-60)
===Frieza Saga===
Volumes 20-29 featured episodes 61-92 and were released between May and December 2001. They were given both uncut and edited VHS releases.
DBZ20 Frieza - The Summoning.PNG|Volume #20 Frieza - The Summoning (61-63)
DBZ21 Frieza - Transformation.PNG|Volume #21 Frieza - Transformation (64-66)
DBZ22 Frieza - Revealed.PNG|Volume #22 Frieza - Revealed (67-69)
DBZ23 Frieza - Death of a Prince.png|Volume #23 Frieza - Death of a Prince (70-72)
DBZ24 Frieza - Clash.PNG|Volume #24 Frieza - Clash (73-75)
DBZ25 Frieza - Desperation.PNG|Volume #25 Frieza - Desperation (76-78)
DBZ26 Frieza - Super Saiyan Goku.PNG|Volume #26 Frieza - Super Saiyan Goku (79-81)
DBZ27 Frieza - Eleventh Hour.PNG|Volume #27 Frieza - Eleventh Hour (82-85)
DBZ28 Frieza - Fall of a Tyrant.PNG|Volume #28 Frieza - Fall of a Tyrant (86-89)
DBZ29 Frieza - Namek's End.PNG|Volume #29 Frieza - Namek's End (90-92)
===Garlic Jr. Saga===
Volumes 30-32 featured episodes 93-102 and were released between January and February 2002. They were given both uncut and edited VHS releases.
DBZ30 Garlic Jr. - Black Water Mist.png|Volume #30 Garlic Jr. - Black Water Mist (93-95)
DBZ31 Garlic Jr. - Sacred Water.png|Volume #31 Garlic Jr. - Sacred Water (96-98)
DBZ32 Garlic Jr. - Vanquished.png|Volume #32 Garlic Jr. - Vanquished (99-102)
===Trunks Saga===
Volumes 33-34/35 featured episodes 103-108/110 and were released in September 2000. They were given both uncut and edited VHS releases.
Note: Volume 34/35 was reprinted to include episodes 109-110 and was relabeled "Volume 34/35" to reflect the change.
DBZ33 Trunks - Mysterious Youth.png|Volume #33 Trunks - Mysterious Youth (103-105)
DBZ34 Trunks - Prelude to Terror.png|Volume #34/35 Trunks - Prelude to Terror (106-108/110)
DBZ35 Trunks - Z Warriors Prepare.png|Volume #35 Trunks - Z Warriors Prepare (109-110)
===Androids Saga===
Volumes 36-39 featured episodes 111-124 and were released between March and May 2001. They were given both uncut and edited VHS releases.
DBZ36 Androids - Invasion.png|Volume #36 Androids - Invasion (111-114)
DBZ37 Androids - Dr. Gero.png|Volume #37 Androids - Dr. Gero (115-117)
DBZ38 Androids - Assassins.png|Volume #38 Androids - Assassins (118-120)
DBZ39 Androids - Invincible.png|Volume #39 Androids - Invincible (121-124)
===Imperfect Cell Saga===
Volumes 40-43 featured episodes 125-137 and were released between January and May 2002. They were given both uncut and edited VHS releases.
DBZ40 Imperfect Cell - Encounter.png|Volume #40 Imperfect Cell - Encounter (125-127)
DBZ41 Imperfect Cell - Discovery.png|Volume #41 Imperfect Cell - Discovery (128-130)
DBZ42 Imperfect Cell - Race Against Time.png|Volume #42 Imperfect Cell - Race Against Time (131-133)
DBZ43 Imperfect Cell - 17's End.png|Volume #43 Imperfect Cell - 17's End (134-137)
===Perfect Cell Saga===
Volumes 44-47 featured episodes 138-150 and were released between June and October 2002. They were given both uncut and edited VHS releases.
DBZ44 Perfect Cell - Hunt for 18.png|Volume #44 Perfect Cell - Hunt for 18 (138-140)
DBZ45 Perfect Cell - Temptation.png|Volume #45 Perfect Cell - Temptation (141-143)
DBZ46 Perfect Cell - Perfection.png|Volume #46 Perfect Cell - Perfection (144-146)
DBZ47 Perfect Cell - Unstoppable.png|Volume #47 Perfect Cell - Unstoppable (147-150)
===Cell Games Saga===
Volumes 48-56 featured episodes 151-179. Only the first 5 volumes were given both uncut and edited releases, while the remaining 4 were only released uncut. Volumes 48 was released in October 2002, but the next volume was not released until January 2004. Both volumes were packaged in a "starter box" that would eventually house all nine Cell Games DVD volumes.
At the time Volumes 50-56 were released, FUNimation was in the process of redubbing the series for the then-upcoming Ultimate Uncut Special Edition release of episodes 1-67, and during this process FUNimation made the decision to make changes throughout the entire series dub. For this reason, the DVDs released from Volume 50 onward feature Kyle Hebert as the series' new narrator, replacing Dale Kelly.
DBZ48 Cell Games - Ultimatum.png|Volume #48 Cell Games - Ultimatum (151-153)
DBZ49 Cell Games - A Moment's Peace.png|Volume #49 Cell Games - A Moment's Peace (154-156)
DBZ50 Cell Games - Guardian's Return.png|Volume #50 Cell Games - Guardian's Return (157-159)
DBZ51 Cell Games - The Games Begin.png|Volume #51 Cell Games - The Games Begin (160-162)
DBZ52 Cell Games - Surrender.png|Volume #52 Cell Games - Surrender (163-165)
DBZ53 Cell Games - Earth's Last Hope.png|Volume #53 Cell Games - Earth's Last Hope (166-168)
DBZ54 Cell Games - Awakening.png|Volume #54 Cell Games - Awakening (169-171)
DBZ55 Cell Games - Sacrifice.png|Volume #55 Cell Games - Sacrifice (172-175)
DBZ56 Cell Games - Nightmare's End.png|Volume #56 Cell Games - Nightmare's End (176-179)
===Great Saiyaman Saga===
Volumes 57-61 featured episodes 180-194 and were released between May and November 2005. They were given both uncut and edited VHS releases.
DBZ57 Great Saiyaman - Opening Ceremony.png|Volume #57 Great Saiyaman - Opening Ceremony (180-182)
File:DBZ58 Great Saiyaman - Final Round.png|Volume #58 Great Saiyaman - Final Round (183-185)
DBZ59 Great Saiyaman - Gohan's Secret.png|Volume #59 Great Saiyaman - Gohan's Secret (186-188)
File:DBZ60 Great Saiyaman - Declaration.png|Volume #60 Great Saiyaman - Declaration (189-191)
File:DBZ61 Great Saiyaman - Crash Course.png|Volume #61 Great Saiyaman - Crash Course (192-194)
===World Tournament Saga===
Volumes 62-64 featured episodes 195-204 and were released between June and July 2001. They were given both uncut and edited VHS releases.
File:DBZ62 World Tournament - Junior Division.png|Volume #62 World Tournament - Junior Division (195-197)
DBZ63 World Tournament - The Draw.png|Volume #63 World Tournament - The Draw (198-200)
DBZ64 World Tournament - Black Out.png|Volume #64 World Tournament - Black Out (201-204)
===Babidi Saga===
Volumes 65-68 featured episodes 205-216 and were released in October 2001. They were given both uncut and edited VHS releases.
File:DBZ65 Babidi - Descent.png|Volume #65 Babidi - Descent (205-207)
File:DBZ66 Babidi - Battle Royale.png|Volume #66 Babidi - Battle Royale (208-210)
DBZ67 Babidi - The Dark Prince Returns.png|Volume #67 Babidi - The Dark Prince Returns (211-213)
DBZ68 Babidi - Rivals.png|Volume #68 Babidi - Rivals (214-216)
===Majin Buu Saga===
Volumes 69-75 featured episodes 217-238 and were released between January and June 2002. They were given both uncut and edited VHS releases.
DBZ69 Majin Buu - The Hatching.png|Volume #69 Majin Buu - The Hatching (217-219)
DBZ70 Majin Buu - Atonement.png|Volume #70 Majin Buu - Atonement (220-222)
DBZ71 Majin Buu - Revival.png|Volume #71 Majin Buu - Revival (223-225)
DBZ72 Majin Buu - Tactics.png|Volume #72 Majin Buu - Tactics (226-228)
DBZ73 Majin Buu - Defiance.png|Volume #73 Majin Buu - Defiance (229-231)
DBZ74 Majin Buu - A Hero's Farewell.png|Volume #74 Majin Buu - A Hero's Farewell (232-234)
DBZ75 Majin Buu - Emergence.png|Volume #75 Majin Buu - Emergence (235-238)
===Fusion Saga===
Volumes 76-82 featured episodes 239-260 and were released between June and October 2002. They were given both uncut and edited VHS releases.
DBZ76 Fusion - Evil Buu.png|Volume #76 Fusion - Evil Buu (239-241)
DBZ77 Fusion - Play For Time.png|Volume #77 Fusion - Play For Time (242-244)
DBZ78 Fusion - Losing Battle.png|Volume #78 Fusion - Losing Battle (245-247)
DBZ79 Fusion - Ambush.png|Volume #79 Fusion - Ambush (248-250)
DBZ80 Fusion - Hope Returns.png|Volume #80 Fusion - Hope Returns (251-253)
DBZ81 Fusion - The Last Saiyan.png|Volume #81 Fusion - The Last Saiyan (254-257)
DBZ82 Fusion - Internal Struggle.png|Volume #82 Fusion - Internal Struggle (258-260)
===Kid Buu Saga===
Volumes 83-87 featured episodes 261-276 and were released between November 2002 and March 2003. They were given both uncut and edited VHS releases.
DBZ83 Kid Buu - Regression.png|Volume #83 Kid Buu - Regression (261-263)
DBZ84 Kid Buu - Saiyan Pride.png|Volume #84 Kid Buu - Saiyan Pride (264-266)
DBZ85 Kid Buu - Vegeta's Plea.png|Volume #85 Kid Buu - Vegeta's Plea (267-269)
DBZ86 Kid Buu - The Price of Victory.png|Volume #86 Kid Buu - The Price of Victory (270-272)
DBZ87 Kid Buu - A New Beginning.png|Volume #87 Kid Buu - A New Beginning (273-276)
===Boxed Sets===
Boxed Set I, released by Pioneer on both VHS and DVD, contained episodes 1-25. Boxed Set II, released by Pioneer on both VHS and DVD, contained episodes 26-53. Boxed Set III was released by FUNimation in VHS format and contained episodes 61-92. The VHS packaging featured a front cover image as well as side flap images and a compilation image, which is combined through the numerous volumes in each VHS set. In 2013, FUNimation re-released episodes 1-53 as part of the Dragon Ball Z: Rock the Dragon Edition.
Pioneer Boxed Set I VHS.PNG|VHS Boxed Set I; The Saiyan Conflict
DBZ Saiyan Saga Box Set Art.png|VHS Boxed Set I; The Saiyan Conflict complete cover, side arts, and compilation image
Pioneer Boxed Set I DVD.PNG|DVD Boxed Set I; The Saiyan Conflict
Pioneer Boxed Set II VHS.PNG|VHS Boxed Set II; The Namek Saga
DBZ Namek Saga Box Set Art.png|VHS Boxed Set II; The Namek Saga complete cover, side arts, and compilation image
Pioneer Boxed Set II DVD.PNG|DVD Boxed Set II; The Namek Saga
Pioneer Boxed Set III VHS.PNG|VHS Boxed Set III; The Frieza Saga
DBZ Frieza Saga Box Set Art Edited.png|VHS Box Set III; The Frieza Saga edited version complete cover, side arts, and compilation image
DBZ Frieza Saga Box Set Art Uncut.png|VHS Box Set III; The Frieza Saga uncut version complete cover, side arts, and compilation image
DBZ Rock the Dragon Edition Box Set Cover.png|Dragon Ball Z: Rock the Dragon Edition box set cover
==Dragon Ball GT==
===Baby Saga===
Note: Volume 1 contains the FUNimation-produced recap special, "A Grand Problem."
GT1 Affliction.PNG|Volume 1: Affliction (17-19)
GT2 Incubation.PNG|Volume 2: Incubation (20-22)
GT3 Creation.PNG|Volume 3: Creation (23-25)
GT4 Proliferation.PNG|Volume 4: Proliferation (26-28)
GT5 Ramifications.PNG|Volume 5: Ramifications (29-31)
GT6 Preparation.PNG|Volume 6: Preparation (32-34)
GT7 Annihilation.PNG|Volume 7: Annihilation (35-37)
GT8 Salvation.PNG|Volume 8: Salvation (38-40)
===Super 17 Saga===
GT9 Calculations.PNG|Volume 9: Calculations (41-44)
GT10 Revelations.PNG|Volume 10: Revelations (45-47)
===Shadow Dragon Saga===
GT11 Evolution.PNG|Volume 11: Evolution (48-51)
GT12 Revolution.PNG|Volume 12: Revolution (52-54)
GT13 Realization.PNG|Volume 13: Realization (55-57)
GT14 Conversion.PNG|Volume 14: Conversion (58-60)
GT15 Generations.PNG|Volume 15: Generations (61-64)
===Black Star Dragon Ball Saga/"Lost Episodes"===
FUNimation chose to dub and release episodes 1-16 after they had finished the rest of the series. These so-called "Lost Episodes" volumes were released between July 2004 and February 2005. 
GT Lost 1 Reaction.PNG|Lost Episodes Volume 1: Reaction (1-3)
GT Lost 2 Rejection.PNG|Lost Episodes Volume 2: Rejection (4-6)
GT Lost 3 Ruination.PNG|Lost Episodes Volume 3: Ruination (7-9)
GT Lost 4 Conviction.PNG|Lost Episodes Volume 4: Conviction (10-12)
GT Lost 5 Activation.PNG|Lost Episodes Volume 5: Activation (13-16)
===TV Special===
DBGT A Hero's Legacy DVD cover.jpg|Dragon Ball GT: A Hero's Legacy
==See also==
*Funimation Ultimate Uncut Special Edition
*Funimation Remastered Box Sets
*Funimation Dragon Box Sets
*Dragon Box
*Dragon Ball Z: Rock the Dragon Edition
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