DBZ Movie 6: 10,000,000,000 Power Warriors

Movie 6 is easily one of the best DBZ films. Entitled '100,000,000 power warriors', it is enough to satisfy any Dragonball fan. My opinion is that everyone should see this, and divulge themselves in its brilliance. It has great characters, great plot, and cool fight scenes. It even has Goku and Vegeta working together! This is one ace film, and should be viewed by the world! Kula has returned, and is in some sort of robotic form, more powerful than ever! Goku and Vegeta fight hard,. and eventually defeat him through the use of teamwork.

SOUND: 6/10 (Average): The music was good, although it tad unnoticeable. It didn't really have any prominence about it, and just drones on in the background almost silently, meaning that you have to listen hard to realize that it is actually playing. As for the quality of it, well it wasn't bad, but hardly anything to write home about. The sound effects were on the same page too, as they were blending in well, but not nearly noticeable enough. The voices were the same as the last film, not bad, yet not great. The best part about it was probably the grinding noises made by Kula's metallic steps, even if this got slightly annoying after a while.     

CHARACTERS: 8/10 (Good): Kula looks cooler than ever encased in his shiny metal shell, with his greatly increased power. Fused with the metagalactic starship, he is enough to destroy any warrior in the galaxy. He fights equally as well as he does in movie 5, but with more power, and more intelligence. Goku also looks just as cool when he makes the transformation to Super Saiyan. More great news is that this film includes Vegeta! He fronts a cast which includes Piccolo, Gohan, Krillen, Roshi, and even Oolong! Of course Goku is in there too, with a bunch of robotic goons that reside with Kula thrown into the mix. Add Yajirobe the comedian to this, and you've got a sure fire winner, purely down to the characters in the film.  

FIGHT SCENES: 8/10 (Good): Just as good as those of the previous films, Goku and Kula fight impressively, with the advantage swaying backwards and forwards, neither one really becoming stronger than the other. Eventually it ends with Kula being far too strong, even for SSJ Goku, and SSJ Vegeta. When these two team up, they finally destroy Kula in a very quick battle, using some fantastic moves. They finish off the battle by trying to take out the rest of the mechanic warriors with a huge blast, which does little other than injuring themselves. The final fight with Kula was also quite watchable, with some good moves and heroic teamwork in the equation, but it was a little disappointing for the decisive battle. The other fights were good fun though, such as Piccolo, Gohan, Krillen, and Roshi against the mere robots, far weaker than Kula, but a hefty match all the same. There were some good attacks and moves in that battle, which impressed me greatly, especially Piccolo's esteem in battle, taking out the vast majority of the opponents.

THE START: 7/10 (Above Average): Kula is terrorizing people once again, this time the people of New Namek. Dende sends the Earth's Special Forces to help his people, and on the way, they eat, and talk about meaningless subjects that bare no significance to anything. It shows the evil intentions of the captors of the Nameks, without revealing Kula, making it more suspenseful, and a bigger shock when we see that he's behind it. I thought that it was a fairly good effect, with the scene being set well, and a good hostage situation being made. If the discussion on the 'good guys' ship was a bit more coordinated and interesting, then this film would start off brilliantly.

PLOT: 8/10 (Good): Another brilliant plot has been hatched, and once again it is similar to the others, but has been tampered with just enough to make it ingenious. Bad guy viciously captures Nameks, Good guys come to save the day, Goku fights Kula, Vegeta fights Kula, Goku and Vegeta work together, Kula is beaten, Lots of Kula's come, Goku and Vegeta captured, Both escape, Goku fights Kula for final time, Goku uses the good old spirit bomb to defeat him, Vegeta flies off as a loner. Whilst this is great, there's more. There are a few little side stories, which involve Gohan, Krillen, and Yajirobe trying to escape from some robots, and Piccolo fighting one of the Kula's. The side stories may only be brief, but they add to the drama, and suspense to the film. When you think about its events, you can appretiate how hard the writers must have worked to come up with such clever twists and dramatic devices.

THE ENDING: 7/10 (Above average): Kula was defeated by a nice attack, a spirit bomb that exploded right in his stomach, blowing him to pieces. Vegeta and Goku had succeeded in finally defeating the awesomely powerful monster. They both shot out of the exploding ship, and soared down to the ground, landing heavily. Goku was healed with a sensu bean, but Vegeta was no where to be seen. He had sneaked away to his pod, and was flying out of the planets atmosphere. In his hand in the metagalactic starship (Kula's ship) microchip, which he crushes, knowing that Kula will never be able to come back. I quite liked this, as the two heroes went their separate ways, in superb style. Goku rejoices the victory with his friends and son, and Vegeta goes off solitarily, by himself, basking in the glory of defeating Kula. He is bloody, battered, and beaten, but we all know that he'll be back, just as strong as ever, and this adds to the enjoyment of the ending, seeing that Vegeta is ok. It could have been made a little better, but wrapped things off nicely, and was made well enough to satisfy my standards. 

OVERALL: 8.5/10 (Very Good): This goes one better on the previous film, of which it is a kind of sequel to. It provides great enjoyment with a sophisticated plot, complex dialogue, and great fighting scenes. All of these are a requirement in DBZ films, and this one fulfills them perfectly, with incredible success. The great characters, and characterization in this film make it a sure fire winner, bound to be popular with all fans. It could be a little hard to understand for the younger viewers though, with many complex words used, to show off Kula's vast intelligence. A great film, everything about it is done brilliantly. A must see!