Croatian dub

The Croatian dub of the Dragon Ball anime airing in Croatia.
==Dragon Ball==
Nova TV broadcast Dragon Ball from July 9, 2002, to December 8, 2002, with Croatian subtitles, using Japanese version. All episodes were broadcast.
==Dragon Ball Z==
=== Nova TV ===
Starting from December 9, 2002, Nova TV began broadcast of Dragon Ball Z also with Croatian subtitles. It is not known what version was used. The series probably ended in 2003.
===RTL Televizija===
Finally in 2011, RTL Televizija started broadcasting Dragon Ball Z. Red Studio received the tapes from different versions and so they used the German dub intro translated into Croatian (not metion that part of the Saiyan saga is from German tapes), French dub (tapes for parts of Namek saga) and Japanese dub (tapes for rest of the episodes). Only 105 episodes were translated. The Croatian dub was not well received because too many things were translated from the American English version. Not only this, but some voice actors are voicing many characters because of the budget cuts. This version was later shown in Bosnia and Herzegovina by Hayat TV, Hayat Plus and Alternativna TV.
;Voice Actors
*Matko Knešaurek- Piccolo, Kami, Yajirobe, Yamcha, Goz, Zarbon, Dende
*Igor Hamer- Goku, Ox King, Puar
*Lucija Barišić- Gohan, Krillin, Chi-Chi
*Zrinka Kušević- Bulma, Vegeta, Chiaotzu
*Kruno Belko- Narrator, Master Roshi, Raditz, Nappa, Guru, Yemma
*Davor Kovač- Ginyu, Recoome, Nail, Orlen
*Jadran Grubišić- Oolong, Jeice, Guldo, Dodoria
*Sven Jakir- Frieza, Dr. Brief
==Dragon Ball GT==
In 2011, Animax acquired the rights to broadcast Dragon Ball GT in Central and Eastern Europe (including Croatia)http://www.brand-licensing.com/DocPage.aspx?DID=14994, but it is not known whether the series was broadcast.
==Dragon Ball Super==
The Dragon Ball Super anime was available on Crunchyroll from 2017.
==Dragonball Evolution==
Dragonball Evolution was named Dragonball: Evolucija in Croatia.
==References==
Category:Dubs
Category:Non-english dubs