Dragon Ball Z: The Tree of Might

You train in the wilderness with Gohan and Krillin. But an alien pod crashes nearby, and then more arrive, planting a massive tree. Its fruit grants immense power, but the Earth withers. Nishio's camera swoops and dives. The animation evokes the series' peak. It feels like a lost episode, not a cash-in.

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Daisuke Nishio directed Dragon Ball Z: The Tree of Might in 1990. See Daisuke Nishio's full filmography, where to start with Daisuke Nishio, or where to go after you've seen everything by Daisuke Nishio.

Dragon Ball Z: The Tree of Might was released in 1990 (JA original-language production), with a runtime of 61 minutes.