Kanzenshuu

Can you PM it to me, too?

The Spanish release is not sped up, it was field-blended to 25fps to keep the original NTSC speed.

Vegeta can control his Great Ape form, and he was considered to be pure of heart during Battle of Gods, so he'd probably qualify.

Yeah. I have the Portuguese DVD to movie 3, and it's definitely open matte.

Open matte.

Not sure how much they considered this in their production, but a 4:3 production would make it much easier to air those films on TV back when 4:3 was the norm. Like I said, they were 4:3 safe, but framed for 1.85:1. Come to think of it, I actually don't recall if the versions aired on TV (and those...

Jesus Christ those designs.

Kunzait_83 wrote: Obata's Simon Belmont

That is literally a red-haired Light Yagami.

Kunzait_83 wrote: Obata's Maria Renard

That looks exactly like Misa.

Obata's Grant Danasty

And I don't know what that's supposed to be, but the face is L's.

You can probably find some websites out there selling Amazon Japan gift cards.

Wasn't Bojack already in early DBZA (he was trapped in Kaio's planet and used to say random lines back then)?

He'd probably look something like this.



(Sorry, I couldn't resist)

As it was explained to me, the jump from 1080p to 4K is massive, technologically speaking, but the jump from 4K to 8K is basically nothing.. In plain math, 1080 to 4K is a 4x increase. 4K to 8K is a 2x increase. So mathematically it is less impressive. Except it doesn't actually work that way. 1080...

Cure Dragon 255 wrote:Its not up to Funimation. Toei has to give the green light, and they never will. They still believe in linear television ESPECIALLY for Dragon Ball.

...and yet the series is on Netflix in Japan.

As far as I know, no international dub actually used Bejita, by the way (though the NGN subtitles might have? Dunno). Or Torankusu (though the Galician dub used Toranks). But the Latin American Spanish dub did use Pikkoro.

Jesus Christ a three hour breakdown video.

How does that matter? All objects on Earth were restored right before everybody was revived. In that aspect, restoring Android #8 is no different from restoring a computer or a car.

No, that's tamago.

Was expecting a jab at Abridged Bojack now that Kaio's planet exploded, but oh well.

PAL DVD players will usually convert NTSC to PAL60 on the fly. And most TVs created after 1995-ish will also support NTSC signals natively.

By the way, "R1" is in relation to the DVD region. R1 = US/CA, R2 = PAL/JPN. R2 from JPN is NTSC, not PAL. A Japanese DVD player that doesn't support PAL will be unable to play, say, the MangaUK DVD releases. On a different note, much like how not all R2 releases are PAL, not all PAL rele...

The Singles are practically Dragon Box quality (as Funi received a proto Dragon Box master of GT back in the day)... or at least they would be if it wasn't for Funi's macroblocking issues of the time. One advantage that's undeniable is that both the Japanese audio and the Funi English dub are treat...