Dragon Ball Kai: Chō Batoru Sutēji

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Dragon Ball Kai: Chō Batoru Sutēji (ドラゴン ボール 改 超 バトル ステージ, Doragon Bōru Kai Chō Batoru Sutēji) is a 30 minutes live action theatre show featuring characters from Dragon Ball Z: Broly: The Legendary Super Saiyan. The characters are all depicted by actors wearing costumes, with pre-recorded voices piped in – the voices being provided by each character's regular voice actor. It premiered on March 27, 2010 at the Greenland Amusement Park in Arao, Kumamoto, Japan.

Summary

One day, Bulma asked Son Goku and Son Gohan to help her out in the opening public tour of the Capsule Corporation. Goku was tired and did not feel like helping, but Chichi had talked him into it by saying that he ought to act fatherly and go with Gohan. Vegeta spotted him and the two started quarreling immediately. Vegeta seemed a bit sensitive because he was not yet able to become a Super Saiyan.

As Bulma tried to calm them down, Dr. Brief informed everyone that a mysterious object had fallen towards the Capsule Corporation. The object turned out to be the spaceship of Broly and Paragus who had arrived to destroy Earth. The first thing they wanted to do was make Kakarrot (Goku) their henchman. Goku seemed to recognize Paragus. Broly was in his Super Saiyan form, and belittled Goku and the others. Goku turned into a Super Saiyan himself and fought against Broly, while Paragus tried to capture Bulma. Paragus' control device for Broly eventually broke and caused Broly to run wild. Paragus mentioned that this happened every day. Broly soon transformed into his Legendary Super Saiyan form, but in the end the Z Warriors managed to drive him off, with Bulma's skill with machinery playing a major role in his defeat.

Broly and Paragus simply retreated, and Paragus had to carry Broly to safety on his back.

Overview

Dragon Ball Kai: Chō Batoru Sutēji was played as part of a set of three separate live action shows. The three shows ran from March 13 to June 20, 2010, with each show running approximately 30 minutes. Of the three battle shows, Dragon Ball Kai: Super Battle Stage was the only anime series depicted, as the other two were Tokusatsu series.

Each show was run separately over a given period of time and utilized a single stage that was constructed for the event. Samurai Sentai Shinkenger: Chō Batoru Sutēji played from March 13 to March 28, 2010, Dragon Ball Kai: Chō Batoru Sutēji played from March 27 to April 23, 2010, and Kamen Rider W: Chō Batoru Sutēji played from April 24 to June 20, 2010.

Background music from each TV series was utilized for its respective show along with its appropriate opening theme ("Dragon Soul" for Dragon Ball Kai: Chō Batoru Sutēji).

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