Other than hitting the "skip" button on your remote, there's no other way to skip them. You have to do it manually. I really wish there was a marathon feature on these discs, because you could fly through the series in no time. It'd be freakishly crazy how much material you could cover.LilKokuLink wrote:Thanks man, are there any features to skip them? I damn hope FUNimation has a marathon feature type thing like the season sets in their release.
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The whole "spoiler" thing never really bothered me either. I remember when season three was first airing. I admit there were a lot of things I already had vague ideas at. However, I had no idea that Dende died during the Freeza stuff. And, of course, that was shown in the preview (because at that point, the English previews were, video-wise, the same as the Japanese ones), and the title was "Dende's Demise". I don't recall having any annoyances at finding that out. All it did was cause us to discuss it wildly the next morning at the bus stop about what exactly was going to happen! And then, of course, the SSJ transformation was also in the previews, and we just totally freaked out about that and knowing that it was going to happen... in three days because I think, of course, that episode aired on a Friday. So, really, it just builds up interest knowing what cool things are in store.
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The "spoilers in the previews" thing isn't exclusive to Dragon Ball. It actually happens pretty widespread in most animated works, but probably most frequent in a show based on a long comic. DB and Z gave away character deaths in the episode titles at least a dozen times or so, and unless you watched it dubbed with the English text title cards, then you probably know a few of them.
As for Kai being made for people who haven't seen the story before... I don't buy that. I don't doubt that there may be some Japanese kids watching it who have never seen Z before, but there probably aren't many. Kai was made to celebrate 20 years of DBZ. If they wanted to bring a new generation of kids around to DBZ, then they probably would have blown the cash on re-animating it from scratch.
As for Kai being made for people who haven't seen the story before... I don't buy that. I don't doubt that there may be some Japanese kids watching it who have never seen Z before, but there probably aren't many. Kai was made to celebrate 20 years of DBZ. If they wanted to bring a new generation of kids around to DBZ, then they probably would have blown the cash on re-animating it from scratch.
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Like I said, even the English title cards aren't always spoiler free. Again, "Dende's Demise". Can't get more explicit than that. Well, you know, except for the Japanese title...
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What I figure is that the "spoilers in the previews" thing is used to get viewers to want to watch the show more. That's what I think anyway...obiwan23s wrote:The "spoilers in the previews" thing isn't exclusive to Dragon Ball. It actually happens pretty widespread in most animated works, but probably most frequent in a show based on a long comic. DB and Z gave away character deaths in the episode titles at least a dozen times or so, and unless you watched it dubbed with the English text title cards, then you probably know a few of them.
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You think DB/Z/Kai is bad with spoiler previews? Try watching Legend of the Galactic Heroes without being spoiled by the damn narrator half the time.
"They would never meet again."
Gee, thanks, narrator.
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Yep.obiwan23s wrote:I don't doubt that there may be some Japanese kids watching it who have never seen Z before, but there probably aren't many.
I disagree, I just don't think it's practical to re-animate the entire thing from scratch just so you can create something you already have. It's pretty obvious that Kai was made to celebrate 20 years of DBZ, I thought that went without saying but other DragonBall merchandise in Japan is mostly being released under the name DragonBall Kai. A prime example is that Kamehameha role-play toy which to me looks like an effort to introduce new and younger fans to the show.obiwan23s wrote:Kai was made to celebrate 20 years of DBZ. If they wanted to bring a new generation of kids around to DBZ, then they probably would have blown the cash on re-animating it from scratch.
However, it's not like I know all the facts. To me it seems that the primary objective is to indeed celebrate the 20th anniversary and bring a legendary show back to life - but surely there are other secondary purposes like introducing newer fans?
Dammit I just want the new generation of children to suffer for the next episode like we did.
Damn, well I suppose it wouldn't be too hard to press a button. How long are the recaps anyway? Are they minute long ones like the original or shorter?Hujio wrote:Other than hitting the "skip" button on your remote, there's no other way to skip them. You have to do it manually. I really wish there was a marathon feature on these discs, because you could fly through the series in no time. It'd be freakishly crazy how much material you could cover.
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Both the recap and next episode previews are 30 seconds, typically. Each episode runs about 23-24 minutes, with only 20'ish of it actually the episode itself. The rest is stuff like the opening, ending, eyecatch, etc.LilKokuLink wrote:Damn, well I suppose it wouldn't be too hard to press a button. How long are the recaps anyway? Are they minute long ones like the original or shorter?
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Thanks for the info.Hujio wrote:Both the recap and next episode previews are 30 seconds, typically. Each episode runs about 23-24 minutes, with only 20'ish of it actually the episode itself. The rest is stuff like the opening, ending, eyecatch, etc.
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No. Freaking. Way.
They kept that Ginyu Frog Bulma filler in?
They kept that Ginyu Frog Bulma filler in?
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I think that was necessary due to how the animation of the show is, like when Bulma appears as Ginyu to the other guys - it must stay there otherwise some scenes of the fight between Goku and Freeza would be lost. Something like that anyway I'm sure someone else can explain it better than me.mysticgoten wrote:No. Freaking. Way.
They kept that Ginyu Frog Bulma filler in?
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I think it's worth noting that this episode takes two episodes of Z, and puts them together.
Also, I'm excited that Goku will go SS1 next episode.
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Is still a chance the Ginyu Force on Kaio's planet be in it?
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It's quite unlikely seeing as how they didn't appear in this last episode, and if there're not in it today (which I ever so highly doubt they will be) then there's nothing to worry about.Senzu_Bean wrote:Is still a chance the Ginyu Force on Kaio's planet be in it?
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Please no.Senzu_Bean wrote:Is still a chance the Ginyu Force on Kaio's planet be in it?
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Why is Piccolo calling Goku "Goku" in this episode, instead of "Son"? It just sounds very off to me, I'm so used to hearing "Son" out of Piccolo's mouth.
Did he call him "Goku" out loud in this portion of the manga perhaps?
Did he call him "Goku" out loud in this portion of the manga perhaps?
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He called him Goku in Z. Did a spot check earlier on reanimated scenes and Piccolo's been calling him by his name. Kinda shows how Piccolo's changed towards him, same way how Vegeta keeps referring to Kuririn and Gohan in completely different ways other than by name until the Cell saga.theoriginalbilis wrote:Why is Piccolo calling Goku "Goku" in this episode, instead of "Son"? It just sounds very off to me, I'm so used to hearing "Son" out of Piccolo's mouth.
Did he call him "Goku" out loud in this portion of the manga perhaps?
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