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The dub maintained most of the original actors, except AntГіnio Semedo (Narrator, Yamcha, Kaio-sama and many, many others), whoВ died in 2005 and Fernanda Figueiredo ( Krillin, Chi Chi, Videl, etc.), who also didn't participate in the European Portuguese dub of Dragon Ball GT.

Unlike Dragon Ball Z, it was based off the original Japanese dub, but still maintained the majority of the previous Portuguese dubbisms, such as Space WarriorsВ (Guerreiros do EspaГ§o - Saiyans) and Piccolo's name in Portugal, CoraГ§ГЈozinho de SatГЈ. It was cancelled before it had a complete run, so it is not known if The Final Chapters will be aired or not.Дragon Ball Super has been airingВ on SICВ since Septemand later on SIC K, SIC Radical and Biggs. Unfortunately, it is less known about the in European Portuguese broadcast.

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At some point in the Android saga, SIC Radical hired a new translator, and the subtitles were far more accurate from there on out. Oddly enough, until the Android arc, the subtitles appeared to actually be a European Portuguese translation of FUNimation's uncensored English dub rather than of the original Japanese version itself, even though it was indeed the original Japanese version that was heard and broadcast on Portuguese TV. There wasn't a European Portuguese dub for Dragon Ball Z Kai. Regardless of this change though, the plot remained consistent at most times and told the exact same story as in the original dub.Дragon Ball Z KaiВ wasВ aired on SIC Radical around 2012 with the original Japanese version and European Portuguese subtitles. And although the European Portuguese dub was made this way, it proved to have quite an impact on almost everyone at the time, who still remember it fondly to this day, even though they are aware that the dub was heavily changed, most fans often play along or quote some of the lines. This gives the impression that the European Portuguese dub was in fact a parody dub, but that wasn't the real intention. For instance, after Vegeta's voice actor was recast, he says 'If he (Piccolo) doesn't come out I'm breaking the door!В And I'm so mad that my voice has changed again!' Changes in the dubbing cast were at times pointed out as well, breaking the fourth wall. Also, many characters (especially in the Namek Saga)В were given bizarre distortion effects to their voices to make them sound more alien, due to heavy casting limitations.В Some characters, including Dodoria and Captain Ginyu, sang operaВ or made humorous girl-screams when they were supposed to be shouting. These moments are thoroughly compiled on Youtube and affectionately called 'pГ©rolas' (pearls). Around the Saiyan Saga, the dub started to insert lots of jokes andВ cultural references that only Portuguese people would understand, such as references to Portuguese pop culture.

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During Dragon Ball Z airing, after many complaints from parents saying that the show was too violent for TV (even though the European Portuguese dub, which was based off the French dub, was already very censored), SIC and NOVAGA came up with the idea to make the dub funnier and more light, so the show wouldn't get canceled (and it was already very popular then).

The European Portuguese version, based on the French dub, 'inherited' most of French dubbisms and incoherencies, such as Space Warriors (Guerreiros do EspaГ§o), Piccolo's name (translated as CoraГ§ГЈozinho de SatГЈВ ,В or just SatГЈ) and the normal usage of Songoku, Songohan or Songoten and even the opening theme song was a recomposed version of the late Ariane Carletti's theme song from the French dub (it also includes the same opening sequence from the Vegeta Saga to Ginyu Saga).

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The series was dubbed by NOVAGA studios, with voice actors such as AntГіnio Semedo, Cristina Cavalinhos, JoГЈo Loy, Henrique Feist, Ricardo Spinola among others. Series that were later broadcasted onВ SIC Gold and SIC Radical, where continued to be successful, but SIC K broadcast was aired with little to no success. This was Japanese version but it was once again bought from AB Groupe. Dragon Ball GT was released from July 1998 to 1999 on VHS tapes by Prisvideo and was broadcast from March 1999 on SIC, SIC Gold (2002-2004), SIC Radical (May 2005-October 2016), and later also on SIC K. Dragon Ball Z was broadcast from December 1996 by SIC and in later years on SIC Gold, SIC Radical and SIC K and once again it was a French version. The channel received French dub of the anime from AB Groupe.

1 Dragon Ball / Dragon Ball Z / Dragon Ball GTДragon Ball / Dragon Ball Z / Dragon Ball GTДragon Ball was broadcast in 1995-1996 by SIC and in the later years on SIC Gold, SIC Radical and SIC K.