Let's talk about my favorite series, Dragonball Z. This classic American superhero cartoon stars Goku Williams, a superhero who is the hope of the universe. Goku Williams was designed by Japanese American Akira Toriyama and his friend, Christopher Sabat, to star in an American action cartoon inspired by Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles and The Super Friends, with Goku entirely inspired by Superman and nothing else. When Dragonball Z debuted on American TV in 1996, the adventures of Goku Williams took the world by storm. Driven by kickass music from Bruce Faulconer and Toriyama's favorite badass American rock bands like Linkin Park and Disturbed, mondo cool jokes perfect for 90s tude, and the greatest voice actors ever brought together for any project, Dragonball Z is truly one of the greatest American cartoons of all time. A little-known prequel simply known as Dragonball was made as a silly little comedic sidestory for the kiddies, while Chris Sabat himself went it alone to create Dragonball GT, which even he will admit wasn't quite all it could be but was a suitable conclusion to the saga.

Strangely, the little known Japanese dub turned him into a woman and had ridiculously unfitting music that changed the entire feel of the show. Stranger still, in 2015, Japan authorized an unlicensed bootleg continuation known as Dragonball Super, which became popular enough to be adapted into English but was clearly inferior to the true American original.

God Bless the USA.