brenticus reviewed Dragon Ball, Vol. 4 by Akira Toriyama
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4 stars
The first Budokai Tenkaichi is a lot of fun. Jackie Chun is such a bad disguise. As the prototypical tournament arc, it sets the pace and mood to a lighthearted romp that still challenges the characters.
My only problem with this volume is the same problem that most of the volumes have: a bunch of chapters are stuck together and where the plot begins and ends is wildly arbitrary. But, like, I bought the whole box set, it's not that big of a deal for me, it just leaves the volume by volume breakdown a little weird.
The first Budokai Tenkaichi is a lot of fun. Jackie Chun is such a bad disguise. As the prototypical tournament arc, it sets the pace and mood to a lighthearted romp that still challenges the characters.
My only problem with this volume is the same problem that most of the volumes have: a bunch of chapters are stuck together and where the plot begins and ends is wildly arbitrary. But, like, I bought the whole box set, it's not that big of a deal for me, it just leaves the volume by volume breakdown a little weird.
My only problem with this volume is the same problem that most of the volumes have: a bunch of chapters are stuck together and where the plot begins and ends is wildly arbitrary. But, like, I bought the whole box set, it's not that big of a deal for me, it just leaves the volume by volume breakdown a little weird.