Kanzenshuu

Godo, if you can't find anything to reply when people say the Daizenshû numbers are accurate and you are wrong, at least don't start being rude...

Ok, but is it possible that pages 17-85 (or even 95) taken from the daizenshuu? It seems hard to make up 92 pages of pure crap...
While it is not strictly impossible, it's highly unlikely...As I've said, you shouldn't expect much.

For that, AB would have to secure the rights of the Daizenshû ...

It's entirely possible for Goku to be under a million because nothing says that Freeza was trying at the start of their match, or until Goku actually got serious with the Kaio Ken for that matter.
Goku, without any power up, is almost equal with Form 4 Freeza at the very beginning. Thus Goku is ...

Dayspring, you really shouldn't expect much from the booklet. It'll obviously be the usual random trivia anyone can find on the web (and they didn't look at the best sites, it seems), and the people who have written it aren't known for being true DB or anime experts, or particularly efficient in ...

Maphisto86 wrote: As for the "OVA".... what was the big deal anyway? It was just animated cutscenes for a video game that's it!

The video game only recycled animation from the existing OVA.

You can see any modification made to the articles and who did them, just by clicking on the "history" link at the top of the article (just between "edit this page" and "move").

And looking at the history of the page, it appears it was not a proper article, but a mere redirection, from the beginning ...

Also, on the topic of OVAs being direct-to-video movies, that's not necessarily correct. There are several OVA/OAV (I believe these are the same, please correct me if I'm wrong) series that have aired on television.
That's right.

That was the case for the new Saint Seiya OVA series, for example ...

I think the part that catches everyone is the intent of the animation. But does the intent of something change what it is? Was it marketed as an OVA or as a walkthrough companion to the game? And does that really matter?
But you don't "market" something as an OVA. You produce , you make an OVA, or ...

The video isn't a movie. It's a walkthrough.
"Walkthrough" is one of the objectives of the animation. But it remains animation.

As Olivier said, an OVA is no more than "animation made originally for the video market", and what we have with "Plan" is no more than that. We have "full animation ...

Really, lets take a look at Whois.net

http://www.whois.net/whois_new.cgi?d=dragonballz-movie.com&tld=com

You're not getting it.

They have already given a lot of money to have the movie rights and the domain.
Even if they currently have no serious intention of making the movie , they still ...

In 2002 Twentieth Century Fox aquired the rights from Shueisha to create a live action feature film version of Dragonball. (adapted from the manga)
It's indeed fact.

•The live action Dragonball film will be overseen by Elizabeth Gabler and Jack Leslie is the director of production. Fox has not ...

The music isn't half bad, but i sure wonder why they couldnt put the original tracks in :/

Probably because most UK fans won't be familiar with the original music. :\
It was probably said before, but the soundtrack does not directly belong to Tôei/Bandai, but to Columbia Music Entertainment ...

The guidebooks are lower than the movies because the guidbooks (as a whole) are derived from the manga, the anime, filler, and the movies -so it can't be taken as more accurate than what it's derived from.
But still you're not taking into account the author, who should be above all concideration ...

The point of the canon 'hierarchy' is to show how much weight each productions type should be given based on what it is, not what it's content is .

But the problem in your classification is that databooks supervised by Toriyama ("what it is") go to the bottom because of "what is the content ...

Did you know that it is never once mentioned or even implied that Tenshinhan was human? I guess that means he isn't.
The same goes for Bulma. Well, I guess that means she's not human either.

In fact, although the story happens on Earth , there's not a single human in DB. Which is perfectly ...

Great Saiyaman wrote: Remember, their PL's have been known to directly contradict the Manga.

Well, no. Except for one typo about Radditz (which was even corrected in another part of the book).

Personally, I also think this is a ridiculous debate that's just going in circles, but I will also point out that I think the one embarassing himself the most here isn't the people arguing against it being an OAV, it's Folken-sama.
Well, that's one opinion...

That's not mine. I came on this ...

Yes, yes I do. Because no matter how bad the game is, no matter how limited it is, it still takes some time to make. You can't just walk up to a computer and program an entire game in inside an hour.
Wow, a full year to digitize a 1 hour animation and to add some icons for the player to select ...

So, by your understanding the console didn't exist, correct? If we go by that line of thought, then it should take just a few months for a console to be created and functional?
Don't be absurd, you acting as if the Playdia was the PS3...

Seriously, "4 years" :roll:


There have been final ...

Folken, you're really just pissing me off now.
" If you can't deal with someone else challenging your thoughts and opinions, this isn't the place for you ."

If you use this definition, then the Budokai 3 "i-guide" is an OVA too.
Only if it contains new animation. Because in case you have ...