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Justin Chatwin as Goku
- A powerful warrior who protects the Earth from an endless stream of rogues bent on dominating the universe and controlling the mystical objects from which the film takes its name.

James Marsters as Piccolo
The villain of the film - Marsters explained that this incarnation of the character is “thousands of years old and a very long time ago he used to be a force of good, but [he] got into a bad argument and was put into prison for 2000 years.

Jamie Chung as Chi-Chi
- Goku’s love interest

Emmy Rossum as Bulma
- She aids Goku after her father’s Dragonball is stolen by Piccolo.

Chow Yun-Fat as Master Roshi
- Goku’s mentor.

Joon Park as Yamcha

Eriko Tamura as Mai
- She is a chief enforcer of Piccolo’s and a shapeshifter.

Ernie Hudson as Master Mutaito
- Master Roshi’s former sensei and the one who sealed Lord Piccolo away for centuries.

Texas Battle as Carey Fuller
- A high school bully. He is an original character created for the film.

Luis Arrieta as Weaver
- A classmate and friend of Goku. He is an original character created for the film.

Randall Duk Kim as Grandpa Gohan
- The adoptive father and grandfather of Goku who teaches Goku everything he knows about martial arts.

Shavon Kirksey as Emi
- Another original character created just for the film.

20th Century Fox announced Dragon Ball Z would be released on April 10, 2009.