Kanzenshuu

Damn it. At least we got the first 68 episodes from them before this happened. I can only hope that Toei or Funimation will eventually do a native HD scan of the original 16mm film for the series at this point. It's a real shame that the best release we have for the first series is an unfinished ...

I remember the first time I watched Dragon Ball. It was specifically the first series, and I was watching it dubbed on some awful, now-defunct pirate site. I greatly enjoyed the first fifty episodes, and I still possess some fondness for the original Funimation dub of Dragon Ball despite its ...

This is a very simple question. If you like GT/Super/Daima, then it wasn't a mistake. If you don't, it was a mistake. No one will be able to come to an "objective" conclusion here. If we're only taking into account the artistic value and not the financial value, then there will be no clear answer ...

I think the green tint looks better. If that makes me the object of mockery by nostalgic people, so be it.


I have been a Dragon Ball for many, many years, and this is the first time I've ever seen someone say that Boo Kai's green tint is an improvement. So, uh, kudos to you for having such an ...

After weeks of putting it off, I finally decided to actually watch through all of Daima just in time for the finale, and what an average finale it was. The animation was great as per usual (that shot of the Kamehameha breaking through the magilite was particularly spectacular), and some of the gags ...

My plans is to used extracted/recorded without music dialogues from Kakarot to replace the pretty outdated (sometimes just unintentionally funny) Englush dubs of the Specials (Bardock Special and History of Trunks)

I remember looking into doing something similar a few months back — specifically ...

That'd honestly be amazing to see. I'm not sure if Daima would be the best choice for a JRPG yet; these first two episodes haven't really given off a "playable" vibe or whatever. But I would love to see a Dragon Ball JRPG again, especially a turn-based one, we haven't gotten one of those since... I ...

If Daima ends up having an untypical length like 20 episodes instead of the average 24 - 26, then I could see Crunchyroll not bothering to do their usual "parts" home media releases and instead just doing a full season Blu-Ray.

I wasn't planning to do point-by-point notes for this episode but I did it anyway for some reason.

- So the three wishes is just a bonus for regulars? On one hand, I kind of like the idea; on the other hand, doesn't this contradict Resurrection F or at least Super's version of it? Eh, I don't ...

Saiya6Cit wrote: Fri Oct 18, 2024 12:59 am What is the meaning of the kanjis(?)/symbols inside the yellow circles, below the DBZ logo?

Please

It's just "Dragon Ball" written in katakana.

Well, Toei's "dub names must be in subs" mandate only applies to character names and it has not been extended to attack names, which is why Simmons's subs of Broly and Super Hero use the original Japanese attack names instead of the Funimation names. But what if Toei mandates the use of dub names ...

Are you sure Steven Simmons didn't do the subtitles for Broly and Super Hero? According to ANN , he did the subtitles for those two films. I'm inclined to believe them since I don't recall the subs for Broly or Super Hero reading as stiffly as Toei's in-house subtitles usually do. They do use dub ...

Even if Kibito and Shin do fuse again, why wouldn't they just go back into Boo to unfuse? It seems strange that they'd use a valuable wish on the Dragon Balls for something they could do easily enough with Boo. That's the main problem I have with it. I'm guessing the writers will just say something ...

I'm not sure anyone really cares about this information, but apparently sound effects for this episode were provided/created by Kentaro Washio, not Hidenori Arai, though Washio is Arai's assistant. I haven't really been a fan of Arai's current output on stuff like One Piece, so hopefully Washio's ...

I'm not sure I can offer a full long-winded review after only one episode, so for now, I'll just post some miscellaneous thoughts I had while watching.

- I guess I shouldn't be surprised they're doing a tiny explanation of the series's plot at the beginning. It does seem like the production ...

Would I like it? Probably not.

Would children like it? ...Maybe?

I don't think most people on Kanzenshuu care for something like this, so you're probably not going to get too many 'Yes' answers.

Edit: I completely forgot about the Terebikko game for a moment. I suppose that's an educational game ...

Damn, it really is Nadolny, guess I'll have to eat my words. Honestly, she doesn't sound very good, but maybe she'll sound better in the actual series. After listening to some of Clinkenbeard's Goku, I would've liked to see her take in an actual full-on series, but I suppose it is nice for voice ...

it was made before the Japanese version


I wouldn't say it was made before the Japanese version of Buu Kai. The Buu saga of DB Kai aired in 2014 on Fuji TV in Japan and was originally intended to take over the time slot of the Toriko anime. DBZ Kai TFC, the international edition of Buu Kai ...

I'm pretty sure Nadolny said the reason for her losing her roles was because of a bad breakup with a higher-up at Funi, which makes me doubt she'd ever be able to return. Maybe the Crunchyroll buyout and takeover had some staff restructuring and that higher-up left? I also read something about her ...

The Earth will continue to be used as a battlefield without worry until Toyotaro or whomever decides to capitalize on the stakes of the planet being easily destroyable now that the DB characters and villains can destroy multiverses or whatever. Until then, the Earth isn't in any danger despite the ...