Kanzenshuu

Geekdom101, blackenfist,Hail Zion and Super Jayin are my favourite dbz youtubers.

Hardest: Goku's voice, but this didn't take very long, once I started listening to it with an open mind I was hooked.

Easiest: everything else really. I was already familiar somewhat with the japanese version, as we had a collection of clips on our computer in the early. The scene that got me ...

"You're ruining ma style"
"I'm a ground kinda guy!"
"Yeeha ride em cowboy!"
"Look I can see their parachutes, they're ok!"

I can't remember the details, but I do recall my brothers watching the namek saga on toonami and I was curious to see what it was. We also had a lot of amv's and clips in japanese and english.

No. He wouldn't be much help to Son Gohan and Kuririn, besides everyone on namek was completely out of his league.

So I finally saw Gohan go SS2 in Japanese and by gosh the dub didn't half ruin it. The crappy monologue aside they didn't use Gohan Angers! Instead they used the HTC track. No wonder I never felt anything whenever I watched that scene. I totally understand now why a lot of folks had that down as ...

I have yes.

1.When Kuririn died the first time in dragon ball
2. When goku reuintes with grandpa Gohan
3. Piccolo sacrifice
4.vegeta's sacrifice
5.future Gohan death

Hmm this is going to be difficult.

Dragonball: Son Goku, I love his innocence but also how he has that dark side to him. (Kiling mercilessly)

Dragon ball Z: Son Gohan up to the end of cell saga, he was always my favourite character from when I was a kid. Boo saga Gohan did have his moments aswell ...

Freeza. The dub is to blame for this,the way they protray Freeza is just so annoying, unecessary jokes constantly like he's a stand up comedian. When I watched the original I was shocked to see how different he was from the dub. I love his original personality a polite tyrant that will stab you ...

Two things: First being the funimation dub. I use to be obsessed with it and hated the original, I thought funimation was accurate. However since I started watching the original I realised how much the dub butchered the show and so I developed a distaste for it.

Second thing: fake namek filler and ...

I thought Gohan and Kuririn were in the same age group. Krillin being slightly older, same with bulma. This was during namek.

-Lack of Onio. I have no problems with the series returning to its slapstick gag-manga origins as it already did that post-Cell Games. But since they are, I want to see Onio's origin story.

-Goku being a child instead of a baby in Dragonball Minus and in Jaco. It had already been established that ...

http://youtu.be/5YFhr9xriVc

One of my favourites

Tamashii vs tamashii
Battle point unlimited
Solid state

"Nice ventalation shaff, just don't drink too much water"
"More like burnt toast"
"Nice try but your shoelace came untied"
"Ride em cowboy, yeehaw!"

There's plenty more where that came from!

fadeddreams5 wrote:Sheltered, yeah. Spoiled, not so much, especially if you take the movies and filler into consideration. Trunks is an example of spoiled.

You are talking about kid trunks right?

Monotoned? The japanese cast is far from monotoned.

I like him. Probably more than chris sabat to be honnest.

They're honorifics/suffixes that indicate the relationship or status between people/characters. Japan is a very hierarchical (and gendered) society.

"-kun" (くん) is generally for someone about your own age or younger than you that you are intimately (note: not necessarily sexual) familiar with ...

What is the difference between these two terms? Bulma refers to Goku as "son-kun" and Goten calls trunks "trunks-kun" then You have Gohan refering to Kuririn as "Kuririn-san" what's the difference between the two terms? Do they identify a certain relationship between characters?