Kanzenshuu

1-5 are fake stereo, other than the OPED. 6+ are actual stereo.

Yeah, it's in stereo. Well, after episode 5, anyway.

Worth noting that the Japanese audio on the Mangas channel on Amazon Prime is high-quality, as opposed to the optical audio that most DVD releases have.

I happened to be browsing through Italian Amazon Prime Video, and happened to notice that the two DBZ TV specials have the original Japanese broadcast audio. I assume they just took it from some random pirate release, but it's still neat to see a legitimate source use the audio.

FoolsGil wrote: Sat Apr 08, 2023 3:52 pm -When it came to power scaling, maybe hand to hand Tenshinhan doesn’t have it, but Shin Kikoho a couple amount of times would have definitely atomized Gero. He at least can output enough power to give a Super Saiyan pause.

Except Gero could probably absorb the Kikoho.

I only show excitement for the Horikawa one. And that's because I found it pretty crazy to hear Horikawa's voice speaking English and I much prefer that over every English dub Vegeta voice we've ever gotten.


For the record, Horikawa actually does speak fluent English. Horikawa speaking English ...

Ginyu stole his body and left him bleeding and barely able to move. It’s a loss by any metric that doesn’t require death or unconsciousness.

CashmanX wrote: Mon Nov 28, 2022 7:40 pm With all the hope in this thread about a potential Z remaster, does AB even have the Dragon Box footage for Z to work with in the first place? Or would they have to ask Toei for that?

They obviously do, since they used it for their DVD release ages ago.

I’d be interested if someone had an example of this cultural norm getting flipped on its head, e.g. where the color white was viewed negatively and so too the inverse, or some more nebulous interplay. I know the impression of other colors changes wildly from region to region and people to people ...

For what it’s worth, in recent (last few years) FUNimation anime releases, the trend has mostly been “squeeze the dub credits into the first one or two pages and leave the entirety of the rest of the ED for the original staff.” While having the English staff first isn’t ideal, at least they try to ...

I'm the exact opposite; I prefer for the BDs to have translated credits like the Kai/Super releases do (NOT just crediting the English cast like the old series' US home versions) — the point of the credits is for people to be able to read them and know who worked on the show; if you leave them in ...

Pretty sure that’s not Amazon Japan, but FUNimation’s streams. The Amazon Japan streams are widescreen.

Selecta Visión aren't exactly known for the amazing quality of their remasters... Their latest DVD release was a ton of awkward filters thrown on top of the Dragon Box masters. So you probably shouldn't get your hopes up too much.

For what it's worth, the Portuguese DVD release spells his name sanely in the subtitles. Even though it's the only thing they actually spelled right...

I'm too tired at the moment to check my GT singles, and I've never watched them in English, but I'm willing to bet, assuming the English version contains the previews at all, at the very least, they chopped off the "Next Time on Dragon Ball GT" logo that precedes all previews. They've never kept ...

Lord Beerus wrote: Fri Mar 22, 2019 7:31 am Umm...

Well...

I guess...

Is there a third option by any chance?

Maybe this.

Wasn't 9m34s the timestamp of when Vegeta killed Nappa in DBZA episode 9?

Considering the movie only has three female characters total, and they never share any screen time, it doesn't seem that important.

He says "Goku" once in GT too, during the Super 17 arc.

For most mainstream users, fixing the 4:3 ratio is as easy as clicking stretch to side/window on their tv and quite a lot of people actually do this.
Destroying the video by cropping it to satisfy a minority who already has a solution to their problem is unacceptable.
Worth noting though that Kai ...