The Strongest vs. the Strongest," 1991
Borrow Frieza's work to return the soul. The protagonist of this film is Frieza's brother Gula. Compared to Frieza, Gullah can also transform once more, with a larger body and horns on his head and hands. On the surface, Gullah's styling effect, like Frieza's third form, is closer to the demon. It's just that Frieza is like a monster, and Gullah is closer to a warrior. In this year's Super Dragon Ball Heroes, Gullah also appeared. Like Frieza, he can transform into golden gula.
In front of the Beauty Nemesis, this theatrical version is really lackluster, and it can be said that the xiandou that has gradually been marginalized has become very important in this part. By the way, in the end, it was Bick's magic light killing cannon that saved everyone.
"Boom! Warriors of 10 Billion Energies" 1992
This theatrical version is the sequel to Strongest vs. Strongest. At the end of the previous part, Gula is hit by the turtle wave of Super Sai Goku and is killed. It is rescued by Bixda Star, and transformed into a metal gula, with a combat power of up to 10 billion, and aggressively retaliates against Goku and others.
The biggest highlight of this theatrical version seems to me to be its homage to the classic sci-fi movie Alien. In fact, the influence of the alien was already evident in the third form of Frieza before.
The seemingly awesome metal gula in this film is also quite sad. It was hard to catch that Sun Wukong and Vegeta could absorb the energy of the Super Saiyans, but it was found that the body could not withstand the huge potential of the Saiyans. To put it bluntly, this seemingly 10 billion super combat power is just a slag in front of the real Saiyans.
Energy-sucking routine Dragon Balls are also not uncommon. The most tragic thing was Goku, who was sucked once when he hit Buou and almost hung up. In the theatrical version of "Super Saiyan Monkey King", he was sucked once by the scum of the Super Namikan and seriously injured...
Battle for the Limit!! The Three Super Saiyans" 1992
In the theatrical version of the Cyborg Battle, Dr. Gallo's 14, 15, and 13 Cyborgs take turns to appear, with only one purpose, to kill Goku to avenge Dr. Gallo. Goku, Vegeta, and Tranx went to great lengths to eliminate Number 14 and Number 15, but did not expect that Number 13 absorbed the chips of Number 14 and Number 15 and became Super 13. In the end, Goku turned on the Genki Bomb to defeat Super 13.
Many of the settings in this film seem to affect dragon ball super, such as the robot fusion of universe 3 in the universe survival conference, but the most interesting thing is the way Goku opens the free and easy work: in the super, Goku launches a yuanqi bomb to attack Ji lian, but is repulsed by the yuanqi bomb. Having absorbed the power of the Yuanqi Bomb, Goku broke through the limit and activated the Freedom Extreme Gong. When playing Super 13, Goku uses the method of absorbing the power of the Yuanqi Bomb to penetrate Super 13!
Galaxy facing crisis!! Extraordinary Master", 1993
On the timeline, this theatrical version is explicitly inherited after the Saru game. Goku, Tranx, and others happily attended the martial arts conference. To their surprise, this martial arts conference was actually unsealed by the galactic thief Bojack (did not think of Ma Nan). After this, the number of roads is almost the same, Goku and others were first abused, and then awakened to super race 2 to kill a number of villains.
What makes me cry is that the pot that the Bojack seal was lifted was held on Goku's head. He sacrificed the Celestial Star in order to save the Earth, resulting in the destruction of the seal previously laid down by the combined forces of the Kings of the Realms. According to this logic, that is, Goku swept away Saru, attracted Bojack, and incidentally lost the King of the Realm...