into the moat, and summons Shenron, whom Upa asks to resurrect Bora. Cast Music OP (Opening Theme): "Makafushigi Adventure!" Lyrics by Music by Arranged by Kōhei Tanaka Performed by ED (Ending Theme): Lyrics by Onikado Izumi Music by Arranged by Performed by Releases Box office At the Japanese box office, the film sold tickets and earned a net distribution rental income of . English-language versions Harmony Gold USA broadcast their dub of this film and Curse of the Blood Rubies as a double feature on WPSG Philly 57 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania and on other channels and cable systems in a select few test markets. It was also likely to have been released on home video in the early 90s. It was not widely noticed and went under the radar. Their dub changed the names of some of the characters and had parts of it censored, and the opening and ending sequence changed with; instead of the first Japanese sequence they used the second Japanese sequence, with the Japanese katakana removed from the Dragon Balls, the Japanese credits removed and replaced with the Harmony Gold credits, and they changed some of the dialog from the Japanese intro. The ending was changed from the Japanese ending to show a still picture of Goku flying away from Shenron (known as Dragon God in the Harmony Gold dub) taken from the intro, and using the intro theme song instead of the Japanese ending theme with the Harmony Gold credits. The script was more faithful to the Japanese script and all the background music was kept the same, unlike the Funimation and AB Groupe dubs. There was also another English dub released exclusively to Video CD by Speedy Video. This English version, produced and released exclusively in Malaysia, features an unknown cast and original music. Funimation acquired the rights to the film in 2000 and released it with a new dub to VHS and bilingual DVD that year. Madman Entertainment released the film on DVD in Australia and New Zealand on March 17, 2004 with the 2000 English dub and optional Japanese audio. However, the introduction, which began the narration of the Dragon Balls, a cameo sequence of Pilaf and his gang presenting a global dragon radar to Master Shen, and a different opening sequence to the film featuring Goku and Krillin in training were cut. Instead, the opening sequence and scenes aforementioned were replaced