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Dragon Ball Z: Budokai 3 / Dragon Ball Z 3
2D Fighter (Conventional) by Dimps / Bandai
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Playstation 2
 Worldwide
11/16/2004
DragonBall Z Budokai: HD Collection (PlayStation 3)
Compilation release 		Worldwide
11/01/2012
DragonBall Z Budokai: HD Collection (Xbox 360)
Compilation release 		Worldwide
11/01/2012

Fighters
Android 16
Playstation 2
Android 17
Playstation 2
Android 18
Playstation 2
Bardock / Burdock
Playstation 2
Broly / Broli
Playstation 2
Bulma / Buruma
Captain Ginyu
Cell / Perfect Cell
Playstation 2
Cell Jr.
Playstation 2
Cooler / Coola, Kula
Playstation 2
Dabura
Playstation 2
Dr. Gero
Playstation 2
Frieza
Playstation 2
Gohan
Playstation 2
Gohan (Teen)
Playstation 2
Goku
Playstation 2
Goten
Playstation 2
Great Saiyaman
Playstation 2
Kid Buu
Playstation 2
Kid Gohan
Kid Goku
Playstation 2
Kid Trunks
Playstation 2
Krillin
Playstation 2
Majin Buu
Playstation 2
Mr. Satan / Hercule
Playstation 2
Nappa
Playstation 2
Piccolo
Playstation 2
Raditz
Playstation 2
Recoome
Playstation 2
Saibaman
Playstation 2
Super Buu
Playstation 2
Supreme Kai
Playstation 2
Syn Shenron
Playstation 2
Tien
Playstation 2
Trunks
Playstation 2
Uub / Oob
Playstation 2
Vegeta
Playstation 2
Videl
Playstation 2
Yamcha
Playstation 2

Gameplay
Goku
Son Gokū, 孫悟空, Gokou
Special Moves
Kamehameha / Kamehameha Wave, Turtle Power Blast, Wind Wave
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Goku cups his hands to his side, then thrusts them forward, palms forward, shouting "KAMEHAMEHA!" A large blast of chi, normally blue or yellow in color, is produced.

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Goku cups his hands to his side, then thrusts them forward, palms forward, shouting "KAMEHAMEHA!" A large blast of chi, normally blue or yellow in color, is produced.

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Goku cups his hands to his side, then thrusts them forward, palms forward, shouting "KAMEHAMEHA!" A large blast of chi, normally blue or yellow in color, is produced.
Yamcha

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Yamcha cups his hands to his side, then thrusts them forward, palms outward, shouting "KAMEHAMEHA!" A large blast of chi, normally blue or yellow in color, is produced.

forward+sbtn
Yamcha cups his hands to his side, then thrusts them forward, palms outward, shouting "KAMEHAMEHA!" A large blast of chi, normally blue or yellow in color, is produced.

Fun Facts
NEXT TIME ON DRAGONBALL Z... or not
There is much data left on the disc of Budokai 3 that hints that many character-related things were cut before release.

Bulma only shows up during one instance of training mode, but upon use of cheat device, it shows that her model has more range than what is shown in training mode, including attacks and so forth. Her English voice actress was also seen in a promotional video that was given with the game's special edition, providing in-fight dialogue for the character.

Also, there are audio clips of the game's Announcer introducing Zarbon, Dodoria, and Android 19, who had not been in the series since the first Budokai.

Finally, there are also voice clips for the game's story mode ("Dragon Universe") that indicated that more characters would have had stories in this mode, including a time traveling Kid Goku and a heroic Saibaman taking the name "Great Saibaman" and fighting crime.

Credits
Japan
Announcer
Announcers in fighting games normally call out the character names, rounds, winners, and sometimes color commentary.
Masako Nozawa as Kid Goku
Voice Actor

Takeshi Aono
Kami/God
Hikaru Midorikawa as Android 16
Miki Itō as Android 18
Hirotaka Suzuoki as Announcer
Bin Shimada as Broly
Naoki Tatsuta as Bubbles
Hiromi Tsuru as Bulma
Hideyuki Hori as Captain Ginyu
Norio Wakamoto as Cell
Norio Wakamoto as Cell (first form)
Norio Wakamoto as Cell (second form)
Hiroko Emori as Chiaotzu
Naoko Watanabe as Chi-Chi
Ryūsei Nakao as Cooler
Ryūsei Nakao as Frieza
Ryō Horikawa as Gogeta
Masako Nozawa as Gohan
Masako Nozawa as Goku
Shin Aomori as Kibito
Masako Nozawa as Kid Gohan
Takeshi Kusao as Kid Trunks
Mayumi Tanaka as Krillin
Mami Koyama as Launch
Hiroshi Masuoka as Master Roshi
Dai Matsumoto as Mr. Popo
Daisuke Gōri as Mr. Satan
Naoki Tatsuta as Oolong
Toshio Furukawa as Piccolo
Naoko Watanabe as Puar
Shigeru Chiba as Raditz
Yusuke Numata as Saibaman
Yūji Mitsuya as Supreme Kai
Hirotaka Suzuoki as Tien
Takeshi Kusao as Trunks
Megumi Urawa as Uub
Ryō Horikawa as Vegeta
Ryō Horikawa as Vegito
Yūko Minaguchi as Videl
Mayumi Tanaka as Yajirobe
Tōru Furuya as Yamcha
United States
Voice Actor

Chuck Huber as Android 13
Chuck Huber as Android 17
Meredith McCoy as Android 18
Vic Mignogna as Broly
Christopher R. Sabat as Bubbles
Brice Armstrong as Captain Ginyu
Dameon Clarke as Cell
Dameon Clarke as Cell (first form)
Dameon Clarke as Cell (second form)
Cynthia Cranz as Chi-Chi
Kent Williams as Dr. Gero
Linda Young as Fortuneteller Baba
Linda Young as Frieza
Christopher R. Sabat as Gogeta
Kyle Hebert as Gohan (Teen)
Kara Edwards as Goten
Kara Edwards as Gotenks
Laura Bailey as Gotenks
Kyle Hebert as Great Saiyaman
Christopher R. Sabat as Guru
Chuck Huber as Kibito
Stephanie Nadolny as Kid Gohan
Stephanie Nadolny as Kid Goku
Laura Bailey as Kid Trunks
Christopher R. Sabat as Korin
Meredith McCoy as Launch
Mike McFarland as Master Roshi
Christopher R. Sabat as Mr. Popo
Christopher R. Sabat as Piccolo
Christopher R. Sabat as Recoome
John Burgmeier as Saibaman
Kent Williams as Supreme Kai
Christopher R. Sabat as Syn Shenron
Eric Vale as Trunks
Sean Teague as Uub
Christopher R. Sabat as Vegeta
Christopher R. Sabat as Vegito
Kara Edwards as Videl
Mike McFarland as Yajirobe
Christopher R. Sabat as Yamcha
Voice Director
Directs voice actors in their roles to achieve the most optimal performances.
Christopher R. Sabat