This production was also shown in the UK, where AB Groupe also held broadcasting rights, while the Funimation dub continued to be shown in the US, Australia, and New Zealand.Įnglish dubs of Dragon Ball and Dragon Ball GT were also created by AB Groupe. Years later, Canadian broadcasting standards resulted in AB Groupe teaming up with Westwood Media Productions to produce an alternate English dub of the second half of the series with Ocean Studios once again providing the voice track. The third movie was also dubbed in this form as an episode of the series, while the first three DBZ movies were given uncut dubs using the same voice cast in association with Pioneer (including a redub of the third film). in Vancouver, were heavily edited for content by Saban, and covered the first 67 uncut episodes of the series, reducing them to 53. These episodes, which were recorded at InterPacific Productions Inc. This dub, which was distributed by Saban Entertainment, was also shown in syndication. Funimation and Ocean later dubbed Dragon Ball's sequel, Dragon Ball Z. The Ocean dub originated as an early English dub of Dragon Ball produced by BLT Productions and Funimation for syndication.
The Ocean Group dubs (usually referred to by fans as the Saban dub, Westwood dub, Pioneer dub, BLT dub or simply the Ocean dub) were a series of English dubs for the Dragon Ball anime series by Canadian dubbing studio The Ocean Group, made in association with various companies and covering various parts of the franchise.
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