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It feels incredibly odd that anyone talks about "the finer things" in relation to Dragon Ball.

There are finer things, my brother. Finer things that goes beyond just "being presentable.............It's up to everyone to decide how and what they will watch.


I'll be honest with you ...

It feels incredibly odd that anyone talks about "the finer things" in relation to Dragon Ball.

There are finer things, my friend. Finer things that goes beyond just "being presentable and proper aspect ratio". It's a strange thing that some of you want to discard this option outright without ...

I think my intention here is to make it known.....the video was dreadful.........all of us deserve the finer things.


I can't agree with you more. You are absolutely correct in what you want to convey. There is almost no reason for Dragon Ball fans to not hunt down the best version available ...

The community guidelines , which everyone agreed to twice prior to registration, are fairly clear regarding piracy. Shouldn't be much in the way of questions on that.

I am sorry, the forum rules are pretty clear and concise. It was my responsibility to read them in the first place before ...

Dragon Ball Ireland wrote: Tue Sep 27, 2022 10:54 am Amazon still has them but.....

Thanks

Dragon Ball Ireland wrote: Tue Sep 27, 2022 10:54 am Apologies if I was unclear.

Actually I should be the one to apologise since the forum rules were pretty clear, I didn't pay attention.

Only episodes 1-52 can be purchased with the Funimation dub and Yamamoto score, but you would need to seek out the old Parts on second hand sites like eBay. Manga UK's first 2 season Blu-Rays contain the score up to episode 39, but 40-52 were only released in the US.


I found Kai's 1-4 parts ...

I have watched Dragon Ball subbed, and now after doing some research on Dbz, I discovered that the 16:9 version is not recommended. So, does anyone know where one can legally stream Dbz in 4:3 and where it is available in 16:9? Is only the 16:9 version available in HD? And if yes, then does it ...

I have watched Dragon Ball subbed, and now after doing some research on Dbz, I discovered that the 16:9 version is not recommended. So, does anyone know where one can legally stream Dbz in 4:3 and where it is available in 16:9? Is only the 16:9 version available in HD? And if yes, then does it ...