Dragon Ball in Kosovo

This article refers to Dragon Ball anime formerly airing in Kosovo.
==Dragon Ball==
In April 2003https://web.archive.org/web/20030405125623/http://www.koha.net:80/default.asp Kohavision began broadcasting Dragon Ball with an Albanian dub that was not the same as the dub later produced in Albania. It featured the Japanese opening and ending. Son Goku was pronounced Son Gjoku (Son Joke-u). Initially the first 13 episodes were aired during afternoon slots with reruns the following morning (possibly weekdays) and one episode was shown at 11:30am on Saturdays. Its possible more episodes were aired after a hiatus, as some fans on Reddit have recalled Kuririn and Lunch being in this dub and neither of them appears in the first 13 episodes. Moreover, Kohavision aired Dragon Ball again in October 2003https://web.archive.org/web/20031004041400/http://www.koha.net:80/default.asp during the same Saturday timeslot as it was shown in April, so its possible a second season premiered around this time.
There was a commercial tie-in where puzzle pieces were sold with puff snacks and anyone who collected them all won a prize. 
Not much else is known about the Kohavision airings as this as it is one of the rarest Dragon Ball dubs.
==Dragon Ball Z==
In the 2000s, Dragon Ball Z made its way to Kosovo in some form but not much is known about it.
In 2011, Plus Licens sold the rights to Dragon Ball Z to Tisak d.d. Viasat was supposed to air the first 104 episodeshttp://www.brand-licensing.com/DocPage.aspx?DID=14994, but it is not known if it happened.
==Dragon Ball GT==
In 2011, Animax acquired the rights to broadcast Dragon Ball GT in Central and Eastern Europe (including Kosovo)http://www.brand-licensing.com/DocPage.aspx?DID=14994. It is unknown if the series was broadcast there.
==References==
Category:Dubs
Category:Non-english dubs