Kanzenshuu

Pretty good piece, and quite fitting for Beerus. I really like the choir. That said, while I enjoy the BOG soundtrack well enough when I'm hearing it, I just can't keep any of it in my head. I don't know why.

Next up: M205 (?) Bongo Leaves Smugly

A lovely trumpet piece and great for those moments after the battle is over and the heat is off. I also like that (variation's of) its leitmotif continued to be used in later tracks for similar purposes even carrying over to DBZ.

Speaking of which, next up: M819B

Yeah, I love the old-timey sound of that piano track, too, and agree that it should've been used more.

Next: M21 (?) He Didn't Have to Die!

Very energetic and great for battle or chase scenes, particularly involving Kuririn, since it's his leitmotif.

Next up: M19 (?) Sexy Girl Music

Regarding this week's "Who's That Character", I know exactly who it is.

That's Yūsha No Fue ~Tapion No Tēma~ ("The Hero's Flute -Tapion's Theme-"), an extra image song from the CD single for Movie 13's ending theme.

Sounds like the type of track that would be used toward the end of an episode to build suspense for what'll happen in the next episode.

Next up, one of my long-time personal favorites: M22A (?) Fond Memories A

goin off topic a lil but which aspect ration do you like better 16:9 or 4:3? I don't have a preference for any particular aspect ratio, just whichever one is correct for a given show or movie. @American Pelican: Whether or not BPU will be kept in the dub is anyone's guess, but I can tell you there'...

A dark and suspenseful piece of music, with awesome string work. Great track for building tension for when something bad happens.

Next up: M316 (?) The Love Between Father and Son

An awesome suspense builder. Gotta love that timpani (*da-da-dumm*) and that bell-like sound (what exactly is that?). Listening to that track, you know something's about to go down.

Next up: M304 (?) Centipede of the Future

Attitudefan wrote:I was joking haha! Though, I didn't realize Yamamoto composed Chala (or did he just arrange it?)

Yeah, he just arranged it. The composition was by Chiho Kiyo'oka.

Just for fun, I thought I'd start a third round of the " Opinions on Pieces of Music " game. (The original two for reference: 1 , 2 ) The rules are the same as before. Review the piece of music designated by the above poster, then link to another piece of music for the next person to revie...

dbboxkaifan wrote:And for whatever reason Lord Slug has the Spanish Latino dub which puts FUNimation's English dub to shame for its inaccuracy and voice acting.

Actually, it was movie 5 that had the Latino dub.

The Dragon Box and Japanese singles, simply because they're the most complete, with all of the proper opening and ending animations/credits, and NEPs. The Japanese Dragon Box would literally cost you an arm or a leg. Assuming you could even find a copy. Well, there's also the Japanese singles, which...

1] Dracula Man sucking blood straight from Kuririn's head 2] Oopa's dad being killed with a spear 3] Commander Red is shot in the head 4] Tao Pai Pai's kills General Blue 5] Tao Pai Pai's kills an innocent tailor 6] Colonel Violent sacrifices two colleagues so just that she can escape death 7] Goku...

AjayLikesGaming wrote:Which you can hear at 1:46 in that track, I believe.

No, all 5 pieces in that track are kid Gohan themes.

penguintruth wrote:I think https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6sDjoC55IW0 is being referred to.

Yes, that's the theme of child Gohan, but Gaffer Tape was asking about the reworked version of the leitmotif for teen Gohan that kenisu3000 mentioned.

and though Kikuchi made a bunch of character themes, including one for teenage Gohan that's a reworked version of his "child Gohan" theme Really? I mean, I know he had a leitmotif as a child (I mean, it played in practically every early Z episode), but I never caught an update to it later...

Arian wrote:Yes, yes, yes, yes, and yes! I'm no Kai fan, but his compositions for the cutscenes in Ultimate Tenkaichi were absolutely astounding, some of the best stuff I've heard overall. He definitely has my vote.

Sumitomo didn't score the UT cutscenes. That was Hiroshi Takaki.

I'm not a Japanese DBox owner, but from what I understand, the Japanese DBooks have interviews with the cast and crew that are absent in the US ones.