THANK YOU for this! Growing up in queens ny i use to get the Korean channel and it was the first time i ever saw dragon ball. I thought it was created by Koreans when it first came out haha
@@dylanrjowensbillybob7306 the original Japanese voice overs with Korean subtitles. It was around 1993 in Bronx, New York when my local Korean station started showing Dragon Ball (channel 53 I do believe. I didn't have cable, but I had the basic channels like CBS (2), NBC (4), FOX (5), ABC (7), channel 9 (which eventually became UPN), WPIX channel 11 (which eventually became the WB and later the CW), PBS (13), and Telemundo and Univision (the two Spanish stations my mom watched her Spanish soap operas on. I forget what channels they were on but I think one of them was channel 41) and the Korean station (channel 53). I don't understand a word of Japanese and I can't read Korean subtitles, but I watched EVERY episode of Dragon Ball on channel 53 (they showed ALL of the "Kid Goku" stuff... uncensored) since I thought it was freaking awesome (I was able to understand the general plot through the character's actions and filled in my own dialogue based on how the characters interacted with each other). I later rewatched those episodes in English when they started showing up on Cartoon Network years later (very censored, but at least I could understand what the characters were saying to each other). After they wrapped up the "Kid Goku" stuff (they showed all the episodes uncensored all the way to the final episode of Dragon Ball where "Teen Goku" fights Piccolo JR. However, I don't think they ever showed Dragon Ball Z), they started showing other anime. One of those animes was called Dr.Slump (also from Dragon Ball creator Akira Toriyama).
Coming from The Corean Mage, I remember this was FAMOUS in Karaoke's in Asia in the early 2000's. The Chinese know what I'm talking about. In Korea they say "Son-oh-gohn" but in China it's "Sun Wukong"
My first introduction to dbz to the Korean sub. Versions. I though they We're really good, and still think that way today. I owe my intro to this show to Chadd and James Howe.
Es muy buena , la version coreana. Realmente muy buena. Me hace recordar la epoca japonesa 80s y 80s coreana pop por que musicas asi habia "City pop" j-pop
The best years when my parents would come back from the Korean video store with 5 Dragonball vhs
I prefed the Please answer my wish over (TULA) that was the one i feel nostalgic and close to because it just sounds adventurous
그래~~ 이게 진짜지!!! 비디오판 오프닝...>0
THANK YOU for this! Growing up in queens ny i use to get the Korean channel and it was the first time i ever saw dragon ball. I thought it was created by Koreans when it first came out haha
Jay Teranova was it in English or Korean lol
I grew up in Harlem and this is how I got introduced in the Dragon Ball universe back in the early 90's. :)
Jay Teranova same dude lol this song is so weird after hearing it after so long
@@dylanrjowensbillybob7306 the original Japanese voice overs with Korean subtitles. It was around 1993 in Bronx, New York when my local Korean station started showing Dragon Ball (channel 53 I do believe. I didn't have cable, but I had the basic channels like CBS (2), NBC (4), FOX (5), ABC (7), channel 9 (which eventually became UPN), WPIX channel 11 (which eventually became the WB and later the CW), PBS (13), and Telemundo and Univision (the two Spanish stations my mom watched her Spanish soap operas on. I forget what channels they were on but I think one of them was channel 41) and the Korean station (channel 53). I don't understand a word of Japanese and I can't read Korean subtitles, but I watched EVERY episode of Dragon Ball on channel 53 (they showed ALL of the "Kid Goku" stuff... uncensored) since I thought it was freaking awesome (I was able to understand the general plot through the character's actions and filled in my own dialogue based on how the characters interacted with each other). I later rewatched those episodes in English when they started showing up on Cartoon Network years later (very censored, but at least I could understand what the characters were saying to each other). After they wrapped up the "Kid Goku" stuff (they showed all the episodes uncensored all the way to the final episode of Dragon Ball where "Teen Goku" fights Piccolo JR. However, I don't think they ever showed Dragon Ball Z), they started showing other anime. One of those animes was called Dr.Slump (also from Dragon Ball creator Akira Toriyama).
Channel 53, right? Thank you!
Rest in Peace
진짜 이때로 돌아갈수만 있다면 무슨짓이든 하고싶다,,,ㅠㅜ
이상원 감사합니다 ㅠㅠ 저랑 비슷한 또래로 감히 생각해봅니다만 화이팅입니다!!!!! 고맙습니다!!^^
다른데서 이 오리지널 음원 찾다가 제대로 된 걸 찾았네. 레알 그때 그 느낌... 개소름돋네.
As much as I like this theme song.
Best theme song is the 날아라 슈퍼보드 theme song.... chi ki chi ki cha ka cha ka cho ko cho ko cho~
와 진짜 리얼 추억이다
brings back memories... holyshit... i was just 16 in 96 when my boi after school would put on his tv with antenna's picking up this show... ohh yeah!!
So different. So good
명곡 ❤원곡 도 좋지만 한국버전이 더 와 닿음.
0:13 찾아라가 아니라 잡아라로 들리는데, 게다가 일본판도 처음에는 테니 이레로 손에 넣자이고 그 다음에 사가세 찾자니까. 0:32 여기서 유쾌한을 유괘한으로 오타 낸 것 같음
Gostei da abertura ficou legal ☺️ saudações do Brasil 👏🙏
I watched every ep on Korean video (probably illegally) like 20 years ago and I still remember this theme even though I can't speak Korean anymore.
Wow
비내리는 호남선~ 남행열차에~
Oigan, esta muy buena la cancion de este opening ❤❤
God damn I remember this from when I was like… 3 or 4 years old.
That's how I found out about Dragon Ball before if came to the U.S.
Coming from The Corean Mage, I remember this was FAMOUS in Karaoke's in Asia in the early 2000's. The Chinese know what I'm talking about. In Korea they say "Son-oh-gohn" but in China it's "Sun Wukong"
my throwback anime
My first introduction to dbz to the Korean sub. Versions. I though they We're really good, and still think that way today. I owe my intro to this show to Chadd and James Howe.
There s also a unofficial live action version of dragon ball no joke
Vamos a buscar las esferas del dragon!
Love it or hate it this is far better then the funi dub
Wow this is good like the German opening
진짜 일본 저정도 퀄리티면 사람을 얼마나 갈아 넣었을지...
버블 시대라는게 정말 어마어마했다...
진짜 퀄리티가 대박이야
This how I watched it in the 90s
Let fly let fly let fly
ㅇ ㅏ...추억 ㅠㅠㅠㅠㅠ
지젼 추억....
바로 이거다!!!! ㅋㅋㅋㅋ ㅠㅠㅠㅠ
손노래질때까지 귤까먹으면서 본..추억의만화!
그래 이거다 이게 오리지널
진짜가 나타났다ㅎ
갓띵곡
이게 진짜 오리지널이지 이상한 짭노래 존나 많네 ㅡㅡ
찾아라 드래곤볼~ㅋㅋㅋ 추억돋는다
7년전 댓글에 답 해주나
유치원때 이걸로 재롱잔치 하던 거 생각나네
드래곤볼은 일판 오프닝보다 이 노래가 더 좋다.
Da ganas de bailar con este opening
렛프라이~
Recuerden que Korea y Japón no se llevan bien y por eso lo cambian todo pero si esta muy buena la canción ✨
This is the song for the korean opening of dragon ball?
이것은 드래곤 볼 열기의 한국어 버전인가요?
Ignacio Cardenas yes.
진짜다 진짜가 나타났다
와 이거 ㅋㅋ
아 옛날생각...ㅠ
Kuala Lumpur legacy
You made this song?
그 노래 만들었 어?
This song were playing in korean version dragon ball in VHS in 90s
BTS ft Luis Miguel
lol
🐒
Q se meta el báculo de goku el q hizo ese opening
Es muy buena , la version coreana. Realmente muy buena. Me hace recordar la epoca japonesa 80s y 80s coreana pop por que musicas asi habia "City pop" j-pop
سيئة جدا . الافتتاحية العربية الافضل من بينهم كلهم
This is badder then the original Japanese dragon ball