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Kunzait_83 : Streamline may have been a good contender for Dragon Ball, as far as I know their dubs were some of the better ones in the 90s, although maybe they would have been unlikely because Harmony Hold (who Carl Macek also owned) already had the license. Once again, Macek never owned Harmony G...

According to the comments the uploader has taken Movie 2's scan without Kineko's permission. And good job uploading on youtube of all places, some real geniuses among these "preservationists".

The Saban dub also apparently never aired again on Toonami in the US after the inhouse dub premiered in 1999 (other than one time in early 2006 ), which would make it even more of a special event and something that could be hyped up as " Out of the vault from another dimension ". It was r...

Even something as simple as the hair color of Super Saiyans was a product of the external politics of creating a weekly manga. Toriyama claimed he made it golden blonde to save time that he or his assistant would have to spend inking the hair black so they could have a more efficient work schedule....

Interesting reading how much Dragon Ball meant for latter day Manga UK. It's hard to view Dragon Ball as being quintessential for Manga considering that company's "glory days" were more based off the early 90s and them licensing movies like Project A-Ko and Ninja Scroll or short OAVs like ...

They didn't steal anything. If an organization "stole" (which is to say, infringe on copyright) a license they would've been in genuine legal trouble. I don't think he meant they literally stole the license just that other companies were interested in the license and Funimation only got i...

After the success of Dragon Ball on Cartoon Network, Funimation went on, besides distributing non-anime on its early days, to acquire its non-Dragon Ball series: Fruits Basket (2001). Did you mean Fruits Basket was their first non-Dragon Ball license? Because it wasn't. Their first non-DB anime lic...

You're arguing with someone who doesn't know how film production, delivery, and analog video and broadcasting worked before he was born. I don't think an explanation is needed.

If you understand spanish, the spanish Blu Ray sets are at least superior to the UK and US versions. They're not perfect solutions by any chance, however they are on par with most other anime releases now instead of just being flat out... bad. https://i.imgur.com/qezsBYm.png Upscaled crap. Spreadin...

Let's not get hyperbolic here; this release "looks better than the 30A" in the same way getting slapped in the face hurts less than being kicked in the balls.

It's still upscaled ass.

A bit unrelated, but I’m starting to come to the conclusion that anime dubs and dubs in general might as well not exist. Parasite demonstrated that English speaking audiences are perfectly capable of watching something with subtitles, and dubs pretty much always have to bear the stigma of not livin...

By "the early 2000s" there would be no chance of Pioneer or [insert anime publisher here] putting out an "uncut bilingual release with all the anime bells and whistles, etc" because by 2000, Funimation had finally managed to make Dragon Ball profitable in the US thanks to Toonami...

So I'm old enough in the Western anime scene and enough of a Streamline fanboy going WAY back to their very beginnings to 1000% confirm that at NO point in time did Streamline EVER have or obtained the license to Dragon Ball. What more than likely happened with that TVTropes source (also to reitera...

The reason I'm putting a downer on this is for people to be realistic about what they can expect. No, its not. Stop the lies and just admit your pewcious widdle ego can't handle being proven wrong. You came in here spouting blatantly untrue things because you didnt want to take the time to educate ...

Gilby, no offense, but whatever this attempt is at trying to "riff" these dubs isn't going to be as funny as you think it is when it's solely kept to text form and your original post is already too vague in what you're trying to do. Also I don't see how it can gain any traction when the ma...

Eh your arguments are all over the place. I forgot to mention it previously, but you said something like "what's worse is this isn't even the negatives, that'd be sharper" as if you were contradicting our argument just to put a downer on people's excitement for this transfer...but all wha...

Meh, all I'm seeing is multi-generational grain being brought to the forefront and no appreciable detail in the backgrounds or line art. This is a cheaply made show that aired on a weekly basis from the mid 80s printed on cheap film stock, not a Studio Ghibli movie where every detail is poured over...

I do think these look better than the level sets (it just shows how bad the compression/encoding was), tho I agree the 4k could be a little much, but like many of these other projects, it's a fan one so more power to them. If people want a 4k scan and are putting money into it, then it's why not? I...

Meh, all I'm seeing is multi-generational grain being brought to the forefront and no appreciable detail in the backgrounds or line art. This is a cheaply made show that aired on a weekly basis from the mid 80s printed on cheap film stock, not a Studio Ghibli movie where every detail is poured over ...

Stop posting filtered grainless trash, please.