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Yes, Dragon Ball Z Kai airs on Nicktoons. It's on Nicktoons TOONZAI every Saturday morning!
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Who owns the rights to Dragon Ball?
FUNimation Entertainment( formerly Funimation Productions): FUNimation has rights to all three of the Dragon Ball series including Dragon Ball Z Kai which is running on Nicktoons Network or Nicktoons. On Time Warner Cable, the channel is 183. However, I do not know if this is the same for whoever asked this question.Dragon Ball (currently not on air)Dragon Ball Z ( Nicktoons in form of Dragon Ball Z Kai)Dragon Ball GT (Not on air)Dragon Ball Z Kai (Nicktoons)
When will Dragon Ball gt come back on?
When will Dragon Ball GT come back on television?With Dragon Ball Z Kai on Nicktoons and The CW's Toonzai, there is a slight chance that Nicktoons or 4Kids may decide to air Dragon Ball GT on their channels and in conjunction to reel in more fans, FUNimation may release the entire series of Dragon Ball GT on blu-ray so they can make more sales. This is the only logical answer since Cartoon Network is focusing on live action shows and it wouldn't make since if Dragon Ball GT went to Disney XD while Dragon Ball Z Kai ( basically Dragon Ball Z) was still running on Nicktoons. FUNimation would also have to revise GT by either using "Remastered" DVD episodes or making a deal with Toei Animation to get a whole new cast for Dragon Ball GT just like Christopher Sabat decided to do with "Kai" when he took out the original voice actors for Bulma and Gohan. A reasonable airtime for GT would most likely have to be either to end of 2011 or early 2012 considering that Dragon Ball Z Kai is only going to have about 99 episodes or more. Even though I am not certain that this will happen, I answered another question regarding what channel Kai would come on and Nicktoons as well as even 4Kids was in one of my answers so I could be right.So after Dragon Ball Z Kai, expect Dragon Ball GT to also return to television. I also have faith that the original Dragon Ball series may return, but there is little chance due to the fact that Dragon Ball Z Kai already explains every event from Dragon Ball, and the fact of the inappropriate scenes "Dragon Ball" displays. Nicktoons is looking to appeal more to young boys as well as 4Kids' hopeful decision to go back to their original roots of anime dubbing. I know many of you state that Adult Swim would be able to air Dragon Ball GT, but first of all, it only shows anime on Saturdays while Nicktoons shows it everyday. Second, GT actually isn't an adult type of show and could possibly be aired on Nicktoons, but most likely will be edited if GT was aired on 4Kids. Disney XD also focuses on Marvel more than Naruto Shippuden, which is also another reason why Dragon Ball GT should not come to Disney XD (Shippuden is also not even advertised on Disney XD).
How many Dragon Ball series are there?
There are 4, including the revised version of Dragon Ball Z (Dragon Ball Kai). There are 3 series: Dragon Ball, Dragon Ball Z, and Dragon Ball GT. Dragon Ball has 153 episodes that ran as 3 seasons in Japan (1986-1989). Dragon Ball Z has 291 episodes that ran in 7 seasons (1989-1996). Dragon Ball GT has 64 episodes that ran as one extended season (Jan. 1986 to Nov. 1987). The refurbished and extended Dragon Ball Z (Kai or Z Kai) aired from 2009 to 2011. Further versions were not expected to air on Japanese TV, but could appear in overseas markets.
When will Dragon Ball z Kai be airing again on nicktoons in 2011?
It aired 2 days ago (today is second of june) in which androids 16, 17 & 18 awaken and will air today also when android 17 and 18 defeat all the z fighters except krillin.
When did the first Dragon Ball Z show air?
1990
Who owns the rights to Dragon Ball?
FUNimation Entertainment( formerly Funimation Productions): FUNimation has rights to all three of the Dragon Ball series including Dragon Ball Z Kai which is running on Nicktoons Network or Nicktoons. On Time Warner Cable, the channel is 183. However, I do not know if this is the same for whoever asked this question.Dragon Ball (currently not on air)Dragon Ball Z ( Nicktoons in form of Dragon Ball Z Kai)Dragon Ball GT (Not on air)Dragon Ball Z Kai (Nicktoons)
What happened to Dragon Ball Z Kai?
It is currently being air on nicktoons. It is the approve version for kids.
What channel will Dragon Ball Z be on?
right now dragon ball z is not gonna air on any but on may 2010 they will start showing dragon ball z Kai ( dragon ball Kai ) it's just a revised version of DBZ crossing out all the flliers but they redraw the whole series. Dragon ball Kai will be showing on nicktoons on May 24,2010
Will there be a season after Dragon Ball Z Kai?
In Japan Dragon ball Z Kai Will Air But After GT Cartoon Network Is Demanding Fugi Television For Another Dragon Ball Season AF But it is not confirmed that it will air
Did they show Dragon Ball Z on Cartoon Network?
Yes they did, it ran on a part of Cartoon Network called Toonami which broadcasted many action anime/cartoons like Gundam and, of course, Dragon Ball, Dragon Ball Z, and Dragon Ball GT. Nicktoons of 2010 is broadcasting Dragon Ball Z Kai (which is abridged and digitally remastered).
When will Dragon Ball Z Kai air in America?
Nicktoons - May 24, 2010 (United States) : Cable CW4Kids - 2010 - 2011 Year (United States): Local Cable
Is Dragon Ball Z Ever going to air again?
Yes but it wont be called Dragon Ball Z, it will be called Dragon Ball KAI
What happened to Dragon Ball Z?
It is currently being air on nicktoons. It is the approve version for kids.
When will Dragon Ball Z Kai episode 36 air?
YES,YES it will
When will Dragon Ball gt come back on?
When will Dragon Ball GT come back on television?With Dragon Ball Z Kai on Nicktoons and The CW's Toonzai, there is a slight chance that Nicktoons or 4Kids may decide to air Dragon Ball GT on their channels and in conjunction to reel in more fans, FUNimation may release the entire series of Dragon Ball GT on blu-ray so they can make more sales. This is the only logical answer since Cartoon Network is focusing on live action shows and it wouldn't make since if Dragon Ball GT went to Disney XD while Dragon Ball Z Kai ( basically Dragon Ball Z) was still running on Nicktoons. FUNimation would also have to revise GT by either using "Remastered" DVD episodes or making a deal with Toei Animation to get a whole new cast for Dragon Ball GT just like Christopher Sabat decided to do with "Kai" when he took out the original voice actors for Bulma and Gohan. A reasonable airtime for GT would most likely have to be either to end of 2011 or early 2012 considering that Dragon Ball Z Kai is only going to have about 99 episodes or more. Even though I am not certain that this will happen, I answered another question regarding what channel Kai would come on and Nicktoons as well as even 4Kids was in one of my answers so I could be right.So after Dragon Ball Z Kai, expect Dragon Ball GT to also return to television. I also have faith that the original Dragon Ball series may return, but there is little chance due to the fact that Dragon Ball Z Kai already explains every event from Dragon Ball, and the fact of the inappropriate scenes "Dragon Ball" displays. Nicktoons is looking to appeal more to young boys as well as 4Kids' hopeful decision to go back to their original roots of anime dubbing. I know many of you state that Adult Swim would be able to air Dragon Ball GT, but first of all, it only shows anime on Saturdays while Nicktoons shows it everyday. Second, GT actually isn't an adult type of show and could possibly be aired on Nicktoons, but most likely will be edited if GT was aired on 4Kids. Disney XD also focuses on Marvel more than Naruto Shippuden, which is also another reason why Dragon Ball GT should not come to Disney XD (Shippuden is also not even advertised on Disney XD).
Will they ever air Dragon Ball Z on tv again and not Kai?
Im not really sure for the answer but I just hope they air Dragon Ball Z on T.V. again. I do'nt really like Dragon Ball Z Kai because the show keeps on repeating season 1.
Is Dragon Ball Z Kai on cw4 kids?
Not yet. It will air this fall. (September)
