When is coolers revenge set

It was then released later in Japan as part of the well-known Dragon Box sets, remastered from its original film masters and in a anamorphic widescreen format. There was much controversy from fans over the decision to crop the movies from its original format. The controversy died down when Toei announced that the films were originally animated for widescreen viewing. The boxed set was released containing all four Dragon Ball and all thirteen Dragon Ball Z movies with great critical and audience reception.

It was released in a format. In this game, Cooler is aware of his father's death, but does not know that Trunks was responsible unless Trunks tells him. The events of this movie are also featured in the Budokai Tenkaichi and Raging Blast fighting game series. Dragon Ball Updates Wiki Explore. Forum Help desk Watercooler. Rules and Policies. Explore Wikis Community Central. Register Don't have an account? Dragon Ball Z: Cooler's Revenge. History Talk 0. Universal Conquest Wiki.

Mitsuo Hashimoto. Brad Jackson. Naoko Watanabe. Cynthia Cranz. Ichiro Nagai. Mark Britten. Michael Marco. Masato Hirano. Kanzenshuu Skip to content. The setting of Cooler's Revenge Discussion, generally of an in-universe nature, regarding any aspect of the franchise including movies, spin-offs, etc. I know this contradicts the next movie, but it honestly seems this way to me and it's almost as if the Return of Cooler is an alternate universe within another alternate.

Re: The setting of Cooler's Revenge Post by Insertclevername » Sat Jan 26, pm I always placed it in the original timeline where Gokuu killed Freeza on Earth, and that this battle was before Gokuu died of the illness.

Cipher wrote: Also, you can seriously like whatever and still get laid. That's a revelation that'll hit you at some point. While the English-language dub of Dragon Ball Z by Funimation had its own soundtrack, rather than the original Japanese version, several of the Dragon Ball Z films went even further by including licensed songs for Goku and the Z Fighters to battle to in their mostly non-canon adventures.

The Funimation dub of the film Dragon Ball Z: Cooler's Revenge , in particular, boasted a surprising amount of licensed songs from established bands that may have introduced younger audiences to them years earlier than they would've if it weren't from Dragon Ball Z. Released on home video in North America by Funimation in , Cooler's Revenge is the fifth Dragon Ball Z movie and is set shortly after the events of the Frieza Saga , though nothing that happens is considered canon to the rest of the franchise.

Gohan takes his father to shelter within a cave, but they are sealed away within a cavern due to Dore, Neiz and Salza blasting the landscape in an attempt to kill them. They assume their efforts are enough to have killed both Saiyans, to which Cooler disagrees, stating that while he would prefer to just destroy the Earth, his pride won't allow it; he wants to personally ensure Goku's death since he smeared his family's name Cooler also makes the point that he is not here to avenge Frieza in the Japanese dub.

Meanwhile, Krillin, Oolong, and Icarus, while hiding from the Armored Squadron, search for Goku until they discover them trapped within. When Krillin uses a Ki Blast to destroy a rock that was about to crush Oolong; this is picked up on Neiz's scouter , but to their luck, a Pterodactyl passes Neiz and he supposes that is where the reading came from.

After Krillin sets up shelter in a small cave with Goku, Gohan flies off to obtain Senzu Beans from Korin on his tower. After obtaining the beans from Yajirobe , who was at Korin's Tower he is ambushed by the squadron, but just as he is about to be killed by Dore, Piccolo arrives on the scene and saves him. Piccolo proceeds to battle the warriors and kills Dore with a homing energy blast. However, Piccolo proves far too powerful for the attack to work on him, and he transmits it on Neiz, frying and killing him.

Piccolo then ambushes Salza in a forest, but Cooler arrives and blasts Piccolo through the chest. He orders Salza to continue chasing down Gohan. Gohan arrives at the cave with the Senzu Beans a short time later, but Salza arrives and destroys the bag just as he is about to give them to Krillin further weakening Goku.

An outraged Krillin attacks Salza but proves no match for him; Gohan comes to his aid, but not before giving Goku the extra bean Yajirobe had thrown to him.

Gohan is beaten and Salza walks toward the cave to finish Goku. However, Salza's scouter picks up on a rising ki , and Goku walks out of the cave. Cooler arrives moments later with an injured Piccolo, Goku demands that Piccolo be released while calling Cooler "Frieza". Goku runs to save him, only for Cooler to blast the wounded Namek away. Horrified by this, Goku is enraged as Salza attacks Goku, to absolutely no effect. Goku condemns Cooler as being as evil as Frieza, and tells him that he will make him pay, as Cooler states he will destroy the Earth after killing Goku.

However, the Saiyan powers up and Salza is sent hurdling into a rock face. An amused Cooler tells Goku to show him the power he used against his brother; with that, Goku charges at Cooler. Goku continues to pound on Cooler, though Cooler seems to be not visibly affected by his attacks too much. The fight initially starts airborne, and then goes underwater.