are the dbz movies canon?
481911
The fist 13 movies pertaining to Dragon Ball Z were never canon. However movies 14 and 15 were considered canon. But now since Dragon Ball Super re adapted the movies, they aren't canon either; they are alternate versions of the the actual canon.
822342
No, it is definitely not canon. None of the movies technically are (although the Bardock and Future Trunks movies are so close they may as well be). But of all of them, Wrath of the Dragon raises the most questions, IMO. ... Trunks' story was completely dominated by the Androids.
980350
Like others have said, Naruto and Shippuden movies are not related to original manga or Canon. ... Naruto-The last and Boruto movies are continuation of manga, watch those 2 in the end.
708115
“Canon” is a term people use when certain events happen in the story that is labeled “official” by the creator and or fans. Say if in the manga (comic version of the anime that came out first) a supporting/secondary character is killed. This is now canon to the story as made by the creator.
1052693
Is the Lego Star Wars - Yoda Chronicle canon ? None of the lego star wars films/television specials are canon. It's pretty much the main films, the clone wars and a few new books.
751395
['1 Uub. The Peaceful World Saga, which has been more or less rewritten by Dragon Ball Super, is still the official final saga of Dragon Ball Z.', '2 Tien. ... ', '3 Olibu. ... ', '4 Krillin. ... ', '5 Master Roshi. ... ', '6 Yamcha. ... ', '7 Chiaotzu. ... ', '8 Spopovich & Yamu. ... ']
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Bardock's introduction in the 1990 TV movie Dragon Ball Z: Bardock - The Father of Goku was never considered to be official canon by many. ... The Minus Version - The major retcon that Dragon Ball Super: Broly makes to Bardock is confirming that the Dragon Ball Minus version of the story is now official canon.
858489
The CG ones are canon. As for if they're worth watching... well, they're canon, so they're already a bit better than the live-action ones. Plus the whole "all-CG" thing makes effects look as "natural" as anything else in the movie so there's less immersion-breaking.
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It is part of the Dragon Ball media franchise. ... While the original Dragon Ball anime followed Goku from childhood to early adulthood, Dragon Ball Z is a continuation of his adult life, but at the same time parallels the life of his son, Gohan, as well as the development of his rival Vegeta.
506259
Most stuff released 2014 onwards is canon including Rebels (2014-2018), The Mandalorian (2019-), Resistance🤢 (2018-2020), the new movies, Galaxy's Edge and pretty much all the books and comics with some obvious exceptions. Yes.
861652
When it comes down to it, Dragon Ball Super is considered canon to the overall franchise. ... For Dragon Ball Super, the manga and anime are both considered canon by fans because of its input by Toriyama. Unlike projects like Dragon Ball GT, Toriyama has given direct assistance to Dragon Ball Super.
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Movies pertaining to the original Dragon Ball anime aren't canon. ... However movies 14 and 15 were considered canon. But now since Dragon Ball Super re adapted the movies, they aren't canon either; they are alternate versions of the the actual canon. As for the special episodes, “Bardock - the Father of Goku” isn't canon.
1453363
Broly is briefly mentioned as a foe that popped up to battle Goku and Vegeta after the ToP; however, the manga does not actually adapt the events of the film in full. So, Broly already exists in the manga canon, which means it wouldn't be all that surprising if (when) he were to show up later on in the series.
271757
Dragon Ball Super: Broly, is part of Dragon Ball Super as a series. Therefore, Broly is returning in Dragon Ball Super. But it's not the same Broly as in previous movies. That Broly is not, and has never been, canon to either the manga or the anime of Dragon Ball/Z.
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In our definition, canon means that there are no continuity errors with other things in the Scooby-Doo franchise that would prevent it from being in the main continuity. Anything that is not canon would be discontinuous with another incarnation, or it somehow contradicts another Scooby-Doo episode, special, or film.
980668
Technically, no. The orginal Broly is non canon, and comes from a different timeline. The new canon Broly comes from Universe 7, while Kale is from Universe 6. That means that they are not related, although they are counterparts to each other.
1160608
With the exception of the second film "InuYasha the movie: The Castle Beyond the Looking Glass", the four InuYasha films are not necessarily canonical stories occurring within the series. However, nothing transpires in any of these stories that clash with the events in the TV series.