Anime streaming service Daisuki has announced that they will be streaming the Dragon Ball Z TV series on their site to viewers in the United States and Canada.
Unlike FUNimation’s streaming arrangements with Hulu which feature the cropped/widescreen version from the company’s “season” orange bricks released from 2007-2009, Daisuki’s stream — currently of the first five Dragon Ball Z episodes — is exclusively in Japanese with English subtitles and in the series’ original 4:3 aspect ratio. The original Japanese-language title cards are also included, as well as the correct (first) animation for the opening theme, “CHA-LA HEAD-CHA-LA”.
Big thanks to forumite NessMudkip for the heads-up!
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Oh look, not for UK.
War, War Never Changes.
Your English is less important than our English.
But seriously, you probably need to take it up with Manga UK and/or AB Groupe :).
This is absolutely effin’ beautiful!!
What source is this and why is it not on DVD shelves everywhere?!?!
I’m betting Dragon Box considering the correct opening animation and title card.
I’m not sure. The opening didn’t have the Japanese characters of the lyrics in the picture itself. It looks a little different than Dragon Box but looks damn good.
This is good news for you in the northern american countries. I guess everybody else just has to fake their ip’s 😛