Man the Big Green dub is so hilarious, i just can't get enough of the cheese from the clips i have seen.Robo4900 wrote:
Spotted this in a CEX I happened to be in recently. Couldn't pass up some Big Green goodness.
They had some other Dragon Ball DVDs, but nothing interesting, really, so this is all I picked up. I'm waiting to see what the new remasters are like before committing to buying the show; it's a lot of money to pick up a show only for it to be superseded by a better release a few months to a year later.
OMG the original original JPN Dragon Boxes are such awesome sights to behold, it sure makes the smaller FUNi Dragon Boxes look almost quaint by comparison. Sometime in the future i will likely try to get my hands on at least the DB and Movies boxes, though i will probably have to do a lot of saving up to do before even realistically attempting to hunt them down given the prices they fetch. In the end i may just settle for getting the singles of both because as awesome as the boxes themselves are i don't want to spend an ungodly amount and have my billfold burst into flames.BluezaBladeNZ wrote:Another JPN Dragon Box to my collection, DBZ Vol 1:
I got Vol 2 off Ebay a few months ago but found no Vol 1 listings. There was one recently listed, but was too much at $600-700 NZD, so I gave Buyee a try (thanks Arian). Much more reasonably priced ($250 NZD), though went into it blind aside from some word from some Youtubers.
BIt the bullet last week and tried it out. Was very fast but huge shipping/warehouse fee, that cost $162 NZD including their Protective Packaging upgrade, only took 6 days from winning the listing to receiving it this afternoon.
But that leaves only the GT and Movies set to get now:
That protective packaging upgrade though, was ridiculously packed, about 5-8 inches of bubblewrap over the set.
Well done mate! Must be stoked to complete the set nowBluezaBladeNZ wrote:Another JPN Dragon Box to my collection, DBZ Vol 1:
I got Vol 2 off Ebay a few months ago but found no Vol 1 listings. There was one recently listed, but was too much at $600-700 NZD, so I gave Buyee a try (thanks Arian). Much more reasonably priced ($250 NZD), though went into it blind aside from some word from some Youtubers.Spoiler:
BIt the bullet last week and tried it out. Was very fast but huge shipping/warehouse fee, that cost $162 NZD including their Protective Packaging upgrade, only took 6 days from winning the listing to receiving it this afternoon.
But that leaves only the GT and Movies set to get now:
That protective packaging upgrade though, was ridiculously packed, about 5-8 inches of bubblewrap over the set.Spoiler:Spoiler:
Actually am in a way, mainly for having the big sets out of the way and GT/Movies should be significantly cheaper to send etc (hopefully)LordCrumb wrote:BluezaBladeNZ wrote:Well done mate! Must be stoked to complete the set now
Where did you get that? Wouldn't mind picking one up myselfGyt Kaliba wrote: Tue Mar 05, 2019 3:39 pm
Krillin PVC Keychain
The keychain's pretty nifty looking if I do say so myself.
I got mine from RightStuf, though I'd imagine it could probably be found on Amazon and eBay and the like as well.Dragon Ball Ireland wrote: Mon Apr 08, 2019 8:02 am Where did you get that? Wouldn't mind picking one up myself
Bruh, you paid £6?! SIX pounds for a used copy of that Big Green movie?Robo4900 wrote: Sun Feb 24, 2019 7:37 pm
Spotted this in a CEX I happened to be in recently. Couldn't pass up some Big Green goodness.
They had some other Dragon Ball DVDs, but nothing interesting, really, so this is all I picked up. I'm waiting to see what the new remasters are like before committing to buying the show; it's a lot of money to pick up a show only for it to be superseded by a better release a few months to a year later.
Only times I've seen it that cheap are auctions that just began, and have at least a couple of quid shipping. Just going in and picking the thing up in-person was very convenient. Probably could've got it online for closer to £5, but an extra pound to just pick the thing up then and there isn't too bad.JohnnyCashKami wrote: Tue Apr 09, 2019 11:27 amBruh, you paid £6?! SIX pounds for a used copy of that Big Green movie?Robo4900 wrote: Sun Feb 24, 2019 7:37 pm
Spotted this in a CEX I happened to be in recently. Couldn't pass up some Big Green goodness.
They had some other Dragon Ball DVDs, but nothing interesting, really, so this is all I picked up. I'm waiting to see what the new remasters are like before committing to buying the show; it's a lot of money to pick up a show only for it to be superseded by a better release a few months to a year later.
I've seen that going for about £1-2 on Amazon and other online retailers.
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IMG_7480 by Bernhard I, on Flickr
IMG_7481 by Bernhard I, on Flickr
IMG_7482 by Bernhard I, on Flickr 
Great game. Well, it's just Shin Budokai reskinned but a lot of fun!Gyt Kaliba wrote: Wed Apr 10, 2019 8:46 pm So also in celebration of today, and the fact that I never got a copy and found one for super cheap...I decided to sin yet again.
I may or may not need to be committed in the near future. Only time will tell.
Those are very cool and some of my favorite posters! They're in excellent shape too! Nice find!Char Aznable wrote: Fri Apr 12, 2019 12:29 pm These are probably the rarest items in my collection now (though at some point in the future I’d like to get my hands on an animation cel). I picked them up a few weeks back and they just got here, I also purchased custom-measured frames with UV-protective glass. They’re posters for Movies 5 and 6 used in Japan when the movies premiered in 1991 and 1992, very cool to own something like these.
Thanks! The one for Movie 5 has slight wear but seeing as how they’re just under 30 years old, it’s to be expected. Can’t wait to hang them up wherever I figure out to put them.eledoremassis02 wrote: Fri Apr 12, 2019 12:44 pm Those are very cool and some of my favorite posters! They're in excellent shape too! Nice find!
That's really awesome, the Cooler poster arts are some of my favorites.Char Aznable wrote: Fri Apr 12, 2019 12:29 pm These are probably the rarest items in my collection now (though at some point in the future I’d like to get my hands on an animation cel). I picked them up a few weeks back and they just got here, I also purchased custom-measured frames with UV-protective glass. They’re posters for Movies 5 and 6 used in Japan when the movies premiered in 1991 and 1992, very cool to own something like these.
