Kanzenshuu

Wow guys, thanks. Those are really great and thoughtful suggestions. It will help me to make my own mind on this issue. I'd say start with manga first, because when you start watching the anime you can have more appreciate for some of filler which expands on elements that the manga left vague or jus...

So you do possess the first Dragon Book of the American Dragon Box releases?

Kuririn Fan wrote:Yeah, we're crazy, man.
I never thought that Vegeta drawing dicks on Gohan and Yamcha could be a joke.

Maybe it was my sleep deprivation who made me thought this could be serious.

Hi, I never watched the original DB (i.e, the pre-DBZ part). But I am considering doing it now. I have only the first Season Set of Dragon Ball; i.e. the first Blue Brick. So my question is: which one I should first experience? The manga or the anime? Should I go ahead and buy the rest of the Season...

Yeah, we're crazy, man. I never thought that Vegeta drawing dicks on Gohan and Yamcha could be a joke. I just have seen so much weird shit here and elsewhere across the internet that to me pretty much *everything* is possible now... :D And yes, spending 5-10 (or more!) years on the Internet arguing...

There's that scene in Super when Vegeta sneaks up on both of them when they're sleeping and just draws a big ol' dick on both of their faces that really surprised me! I didn't think they could get away with such a thing in children's shows anymore. They weren't even in the same place--Vegeta just t...

There's that scene in Super when Vegeta sneaks up on both of them when they're sleeping and just draws a big ol' dick on both of their faces that really surprised me! I didn't think they could get away with such a thing in children's shows anymore. They weren't even in the same place--Vegeta just t...

I know... I was just wondering if the name ''Arlia'' appeared on, say, the summary for DBZ Episode 14 or something. But I don't have the Dragon Book 1 with me, so I can't check for myself...

The name is used in the Daizenshuu for certain, but maybe it appeared in production materials (like the episode script) at first? I mean, even Funimation got the planet's name right despite it not being mentioned anywhere in the Japanese version of the episode itself. I watched the episode from my ...

Question: does the name ''ATTACK BALL'' appears on the manga? No, it appears in the Super Exciting Guide. As part of the Toriyama supervised character biographies, under Vegeta's favorite vehicle. Do you also know where the name ''Arlia'' comes from? It does not seem to appear even on this anime fi...

Suspended animation for long journeys. If the journey is a long enough one, then they can just go to sleep until the computers within the pod detect they're near their intended location, and then brings them out of suspended animation. Doesn't the Arlia filler even support this, by Vegeta saying he...

I would think that in the, say, 12 years of existence of this forum, this question should have been brought up at least a few times, but nevertheless I will make a new thread for it... I was just wondering the other day while watching the early Z episodes, how did the Saiyan Space Pods work? How did...

Nightmare Wheel wrote:They used one Faulconer track in the most recent video. That's about it really.

Precisely. I thought I heard a Faulconer-esque track in the last video, so that's why I asked this question.

Thanks to everyone else who tried to answer to me, by the way.

Do the guys that make the DBZ Abridged videos use only the Japanese BGMs for the episodes (i. e. Kikuchi) or they use the American soundtracks as well on ocasion? Not that I am a fan of Bruce Faulconer or whoever it is who did the United States soundtracks, I'm just curious if they are somewhat of '...

Naruto6583 wrote:

Bagginses wrote:Guys, am I dreaming or there was really a full filler episode with Gohan and a dinosaur?

Yup it was Dragon Ball Z Episode 10 Don’t Cry Gohan! His First Fight

Thanks.

Thanks for the info, kei.

Guys, am I dreaming or there was really a full filler episode with Gohan and a dinosaur?

Thanks for the answers. Wish I could remember where I read that Kikuchi was the one who came up with the M-numbers (or at least the numbers themselves, but not the ''M''), but I can't... of course, now I know it's almost certainly not true anyway.

gregoryluis09 wrote:

Bagginses wrote:^
Cool. I had guessed it, but wasn't sure.

Hope to see the series on television anytime soon.

Keep us updated, please, if you can.

Don't worry, i will update as soon as we get new information .

Thank you.

I believe I read somewhere a long time ago that Kikuchi himself was the person responsible for ''coming up'' with the M-numbers. Or at least someone very close to him (professionally, that is). Can anyone confirm this? Do we have any idea who actually came up with/invented this alphanumeric nomencla...