Dragonball Airdate Change

Dragon Ball, which was scheduled to begin airing on Cartoon Network June 25, is now scheduled to begin July 23. FUNimation deeply apologizes that the airdate has again been changed. We do not anticipate any more rescheduling and appreciate your patience. We are taking every measure to ensure that the series is of the highest quality. Dragon Ball will remain in its original time slot, immediately following Dragon Ball Z. The first 28 episodes of DB will air and will contain the original music from the Japanese series. It's going to be a blast, so be sure to tune in July 23.

Stay plugged in here for updates and news. Remember, if these episodes are successful CN will pick up the entire series, so tell you friends to watch.

DBZ Video Games Here is an official press release from Infogrames about one of the new Dragon Ball Z games. Very exciting news!

INFOGRAMES, INC. REVEALS ITS FIRST DRAGON BALL Z® GAME, THE LEGACY OF GOKU® Phenomenally Popular Property Headed to Game Boy® Advance This Winter

PLYMOUTH, MN, June 5, 2001 - Unveiling the first details surrounding its lineup of eagerly anticipated video games based on the Dragon Ball Z® property, WizardWorks, a division of Infogrames, Inc. (Nasdaq: IFGM) announced today The Legacy of Goku® for the Game Boy® Advance. Developed by Webfoot™ Technologies, Inc., The Legacy of Goku® is an action-adventure game complimented by engaging role-playing elements, that challenges players to defeat enemies throughout various quests in an effort to save Earth from the Saiyans, and save the galaxy from the evil Frieza. As the story unfolds, players explore vast lands and interact with numerous characters as they attempt to complete their quest.

"Dragon Ball Z® has a loyal following in the millions, and our primary goal with The Legacy of Goku® is to provide them with a compelling interactive game that stays true to the cartoon series," said Paul Rinde, senior vice president and general manager of WizardWorks. "To that end, we've incorporated the same distinctive visual style and deep character development, and combined them with proven game features such as multi-play and dynamic story telling."

In The Legacy of Goku®, the kidnapping of Goku's son sets off a chain of events that ultimately threatens the safety of the galaxy. Powerful alien forces converge on Earth to acquire the powerful Dragon Balls -- objects which when brought together grant the possessor a single wish. Ultimately, the stage moves to the distant planet of Namek, one of the sources of the Dragon Balls, where an entity of mind-boggling strength, Frieza, is preparing to gain immortality by enslaving the galaxy. It's up to Goku and his friends to stop Frieza before it's too late.

Throughout The Legacy of Goku®, players can build up and maximize their character's powers to aid their quest during future battles. Success in combat depends on mastering the balance of Melee versus Ki fighting. In story mode, the primary mode of single-player action, players move from chapter to chapter, completing quests and fighting battles. However, gamers can also play several chapters at once, simultaneously controlling different characters and accomplishing different tasks.

About Webfoot Technologies
Headquartered in Lockport, Illinois, Webfoot Technologies, Inc. is a leading software developer of 3D engines and entertainment titles for multiple platforms. Webfoot's cross-platform technologies provide extremely fast porting for multiple operating system releases. The company's beyond-the-envelope display, sound and animation engines allow for extremely efficient software development cycles and excellent multimedia integration, along with easy user installs and seamless accommodation of a variety of end-user hardware. For more information, visit Webfoot's Web site at www.webfootgames.com.

About FUNimation®
FUNimation Productions Ltd. is the exclusive licensor of the phenomenally successful anime Dragon Ball Z®, Dragon Ball and Dragon Ball GT in the United States, Canada and Australia and selected other countries. FUNimation is also a full service production company and distributor of Dragon Ball Z® home videos. FUNimation's Dragon Ball Z® has attained a tremendously loyal fan base as the Dragon Ball Z® anime cartoon series sets records on the Cartoon Network; the Dragon Ball Z® website receives millions of hits each day; Dragon Ball Z® videos are consistent top sellers, and its action figure and other toys from master toy licensee Irwin Toys are at record sales levels. Scores of licensees market Dragon Ball Z® products in all major categories, from publishing and toys to videos, interactive video games, trading cards and apparel, among others. Membership in Club Z has surpassed 600,000 children, with between 1,000 and 2,000 more joining each day. Founded in 1994 by Gen Fukunaga, FUNimation Productions Ltd. has introduced the Japanese Dragon Ball Z® anime sensation to America and other countries. FUNimation also represents other properties, such as Chuck E. Cheese. FUNimation is a production, licensing, internet and home video distribution company, providing quality entertainment for children.

About Infogrames
Infogrames, Inc. (Nasdaq: IFGM) is a leading publisher and distributor of video games for consoles (Sony, Sega, Nintendo, and Microsoft), personal computers and Macintosh systems. The company's award-winning franchises include Alone In The Dark, Driver, Deer Hunter, Test Drive, and Unreal. Infogrames Inc.'s Humongous Entertainment division is a leader in children's entertainment software and its Macintosh publishing label, MacSoft, is the number one publisher of Macintosh entertainment software. Based in New York, NY, Infogrames, Inc. is a majority-owned subsidiary of France-based Infogrames Entertainment SA (Euronext 5257) and serves as the headquarters for the company's operations in North America. Founded in 1983, Infogrames Entertainment SA is a global publisher and distributor of video games for all platforms, as well as interactive digital television, mobile smart devices (WAP, HDML) and in-flight entertainment systems. With Infogrames Entertainment SA's recent acquisition of Hasbro Interactive, the company now boasts a line of software based on well-known licenses such as Monopoly, Jeopardy, Tonka, and Atari. For more information, visit Infogrames' US Web site at www.us.infogrames.com.