Definition: The term "Dragon Ball Z" was a fictional anime series that aired in Japan from 1985 to 2005. It was created by Akira Toriyama, who would later become known as the creator of the Dragon Ball franchise. In this series, characters like Goku and Vegeta are portrayed as ordinary people who find themselves embroiled in a world of battles between good and evil. The show often featured themes ofๅๆ ใ็ฑๆ ๅๆญฃไน็ญไธป้ข๏ผๅๆถไนๆ่ฎธๅคๆถๅๅฒๅญฆใๅฎๆไปฅๅๅฏน่ฑ้ไธปไน็ๆข็ดขใ The word "Dragon Ball" itself refers to a mythical creature that Goku, Vegeta and their friends often fight in these adventures. Dragon is also the main symbol of power and strength, similar to how Goku's powers are depicted as invincible. The term "Z", which translates into English as "Zero", represents the idea of zero-sum game theory - where one party gains nothing by contributing to another, while the other party loses everything in an unjust war. This concept is central to most of Dragon Ball Z's stories and its themes about balance and cooperation in a world without justice. Overall, Dragon Ball Z was a fusion of various genres (anime, manga, video games) and was highly influential on the development of Japanese anime culture.
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