Dragon Ball Z Logo
Centered on a solid black field is a bold, comic-style wordmark reading "DRAGON BALL Z." The word "DRAGON" is rendered in chunky, irregular yellow letterforms with a thick black inner outline and thin white outer border. The central "O" is...
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About Dragon Ball Z
Centered on a solid black field is a bold, comic-style wordmark reading "DRAGON BALL Z." The word "DRAGON" is rendered in chunky, irregular yellow letterforms with a thick black inner outline and thin white outer border. The central "O" is depicted as a circular orange orb containing a red four-pointed star (a Dragon Ball).
To the right, "BALL" appears in blocky red letters with the same black inner and white outer outlines; a large, angular red "Z" follows, oversized compared with the other letters and edged with black and white strokes. A small registered trademark symbol sits near the top-right of the "Z."
What's in it: dragon ball (circular orb with star) stylized letter Z
Shapes: wordmark circle (orb as letter O) star (inside orb) large angular letterform (Z) outlined stroke
Style: cartoon bold outlined high-contrast retro anime
Text in logo: DRAGON BALL Z
Visually evokes energy, action and power through exaggerated, angular letterforms (especially the large "Z") and the iconic star-filled orb representing a Dragon Ball.
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Dragon Ball Z Logo History
Dragon Ball is a Japanese media franchise created by Akira Toriyama. The Dragon Ball manga ran in Weekly Shōnen Jump (1984–1995); Dragon Ball Z is the anime adaptation of the latter part of the manga, produced by Toei Animation and originally aired 1989–1996.
Frequently asked
Is this the Dragon Ball Z logo?
Yes — it's the stylized wordmark used for the Dragon Ball Z anime branding, featuring a Dragon Ball orb as the 'O'.
What does the star inside the 'O' mean?
The circular 'O' depicts a Dragon Ball — collectible orbs in the series that are identified by the number of stars inside them.
Who created Dragon Ball?
The Dragon Ball franchise was created by manga artist Akira Toriyama.