Kanzenshuu

There's Animelab in Australia, and while it's got a lot of Funimation stuff, it's hardly Funi/Sony only. (And Netflix has the greatest anime of all time even if the dub isn't too crash hot.) AnimeLab merged with Funimation a couple months ago. :lol: And by "merge" I mean that AnimeLab is ...

And while I doubt anyone cares, since I last posted in this thread Animelab has since become Funimation. So both anime streaming services available in Australia are Sony owned.

Whoa geez where did all this hostility come from? :shock: Sounds like somebody needs to take a chill pill. Look back a couple pages and you can see exactly where it came from. Though frankly, I don't think I'm in the wrong all that much for not being very receptive to a guy starting shit with me fo...

There's plenty of "hardcore" moments in the first series. I think that a replacement score could have found a decent middle ground somewhere between "comedy" and "hardcore" when it really needed too. There is absolutely zero need, ever, at any point in time, for Dragon...

If every one of those hundreds of people was evil and deserved it, and the killer had no other option, then it could be true. But I don't think that applies to random fans in the budokai stadium. Perhaps being fans of martial arts, they also operate in a different morality and thus knew that there ...

Good people can do terrible things. It doesn't necessarily make them terrible people. I wouldn't automatically assume that someone is evil because they killed hundreds of people. https://www.thecoli.com/media/dahell-original-gif.1618/full?d=1480046730 If every one of those hundreds of people was ev...

Vegeta is most definitely a good person. Porunga understood this. His past sins shouldn't determine whether or not he is wished back to life. I suppose you could make the argument that he should go to Hell, given his past, but even then I'm not so sure if it's that simple. Also I wouldn't be so qui...

That's like committing cold blooded murder then turning to Jesus the next day. That doesn't wipe away the sin. Good for Vegeta, he tried to make up for what he caused. That doesn't make him a good person. Honestly the more fitting ending would for him to wind up in Hell after helping save the unive...

I can see a Viz dub being much like their dub of Sailor Moon-more faithful to the source material, but with more monotone acting. There's a difference between restrained acting and monotone acting. As you yourself have said many times you're a big fan of the Funi dub (and not because it's good, in ...

I can see a Viz dub being much like their dub of Sailor Moon-more faithful to the source material, but with more monotone acting. There's a difference between restrained acting and monotone acting. As you yourself have said many times you're a big fan of the Funi dub (and not because it's good, in ...

Is rock music even popular outside the U.S.? Well. This is certainly a question. I'm not sure what thought process could even lead you to ask this as a legitimate question. Of course rock music is popular outside the US. Have you genuinely never heard of any non-US rock bands? Like not even the ult...

The Dragon Ball franchise (not just the series) should have stopped producing material after GT. Everything after that was honestly a shameless way to milk the cash cow. What, you think GT was created for pure artistic reasons? (As for video games, nope, that would rob us of Fighterz and even Xenov...

They occasionally did show the original opening on Toonami USA, which was the full Makafushigi version. Ah, I see. I guess that's what prints outside of Toonami USA would have used. Again pretty sure Toonami USA wasn’t the only one to ditch the opening for their own version. In fact this is apparen...

Part of the reason many fans believe Dragon Ball’s dub is more faithful (despite really not being that much more faithful from a day to day script standpoint) is because it kept the original music and thus it feels closer to the original show. But that's all a deception. As you said it's not actual...

Hulk10 wrote: ↑Fri May 21, 2021 9:30 pm I fail to see the point in asking for a 'true' dub. When we already have one.

And which one is that?

There's Animelab in Australia, and while it's got a lot of Funimation stuff, it's hardly Funi/Sony only.

(And Netflix has the greatest anime of all time even if the dub isn't too crash hot.)

The original run of Dragonball/DBZ is probably the pinnacle of anime storytelling. It's the Citizen Kane of anime. I'm utterly fascinated by the thinking behind this statement and must know more. Because, ultimately, it's not even close. Legit the only show I’ve seen go past 6 seasons and still be ...

That's the opposite of arbitrary if the assumption is everyone cast before Kai is terrible I’d find it difficult to believe that someone could legitimately consider every single one of the actors who were around before Kai to be bad, while the ones cast after that are all or mostly good enough to k...

Since we're talking entirely in hypothetical here, sure, why not?I rarely crowdfund, though. I would also require everyone involved prior to Kai to be recast. Everyone. No more Schemmel, no more Sabat, no one. An incredibly faithful script that doesn't have pointless references to old dubs or teeth ...

As others have mentioned, money. Additionally, even if they wanted to do a redub, considering Schemmel didn't want to be part of a partial redub, I doubt he would've participated in a full on redub of Season 3 onward. And a Dragon Ball Z dub without the voice actor for Goku is kind of a non-starter...