They left them on the moutains to die. Every newborn was brought to the elders by the father to be judged as worthy or not to be reared. It was the fate of infants that were found to be "defective" or "weak". Sort of a systematic method of "survival of the fittest".Mike D wrote:Not so much directly kill him, but place him on a mountain to die (or survive) IIRC. Somewhat similar to how the Saiyans sent Goku away to a weak planet; if they weren't in planet trade, it is possible that he would have faced the same fate as a weak spartan child.
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Actually I really like #19's FUNI voice. I hate that they took out the "android" effect in his voice in the remasters thoughworldmonsters wrote:I HATE android 19, oh my god how I hate... that thing. I have no idea how he sounds in japanese, but the Funimation voice is SOOO annoying. I don't believe how much it ticks me off just to hear. Give me Ocean Dub 19 anytime
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Odd enough to say that I find 19 to be a cool character, however I'm mostly a fan of his design. There aren't many chunky characters in Dragon Ball who fight in vests and dress shoes.
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I've concidered Cosplaying as him, gotta love that style. But I'd rather go for the similar dressed Dr. Gero really, the beard, hat and long grey hair are what sold me.DemonKingPiccolo wrote:Odd enough to say that I find 19 to be a cool character, however I'm mostly a fan of his design. There aren't many chunky characters in Dragon Ball who fight in vests and dress shoes.
But if someone was gonna go as Dr. gero with me, I'd be #19.
His Japanese voice is so smooth to me, the English one was just too much of a joke, made me glad to be rid of him in the end.
Pu'ah's voice is too damn squeaky, I want to punch him, cute in Japanese, ear pounding in English, like White noise!
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Pu'ah's voice is too damn squeaky, I want to punch him, cute in Japanese, ear pounding in English, like White noise!
My god I'm glad someone said it; I have to say that is by far the WORST voice in the dub. It literally hurts my ears to listen to him...her...it speak.
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'S better than that strange accent he/she (which is Puar again?) had in the Ocean dub.
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I know what you mean, though for me its just embarresing, I could never laugh at that.Mike D wrote:I'm surprised that nobody mentioned the narrator. I can't help but laugh every time this ass screams "Dragonnnnnn Ballllll Zeeeeeee!!". It's fucking hilarious.
And embarrassing.
I don't even call the show Dragon Ball ZEEEEE, but I'm still sick of people around me saying it wrong. Though Jouji Yanami's old man naration wouldn't fit the later series, he still has a remarkable and recognisable voice, way way better than Herbert. rather than doing a clear narration he just had to make a character voice out of it, make it RAD for all the lil kids watching.
I learned something new today.Super Sonic wrote:Puar is male. Though the Ocean dub made him female. The Funimation dub, didn't refer to his gender at all.bkev wrote:'S better than that strange accent he/she (which is Puar again?) had in the Ocean dub.
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There's nothing "wrong" about pronouncing the letter Z that way. Pretty much every language uses its own derivation of the original Latin pronunciation, zeta, so there is no single "correct" way to pronounce the letter's name.The Time Traveller wrote:I don't even call the show Dragon Ball ZEEEEE, but I'm still sick of people around me saying it wrong.
...Unless you go around saying zetto like the Japanese do, but even then, Japan certainly didn't invent the Roman alphabet; they just use their own pronunciation of the letter like every other country instinctively does.
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It's Zed in England and because of the English DBZ everyone says it wrong.TripleRach wrote:There's nothing "wrong" about pronouncing the letter Z that way. Pretty much every language uses its own derivation of the original Latin pronunciation, zeta, so there is no single "correct" way to pronounce the letter's name.The Time Traveller wrote:I don't even call the show Dragon Ball ZEEEEE, but I'm still sick of people around me saying it wrong.
...Unless you go around saying zetto like the Japanese do, but even then, Japan certainly didn't invent the Roman alphabet; they just use their own pronunciation of the letter like every other country instinctively does.
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OH MAY GAW OTHER COUNTRIES ARNT LIKE MINE THEREFORE ITS WRONG M I RITE!?The Time Traveller wrote:It's Zed in England and because of the English DBZ everyone says it wrong.TripleRach wrote:There's nothing "wrong" about pronouncing the letter Z that way. Pretty much every language uses its own derivation of the original Latin pronunciation, zeta, so there is no single "correct" way to pronounce the letter's name.The Time Traveller wrote:I don't even call the show Dragon Ball ZEEEEE, but I'm still sick of people around me saying it wrong.
...Unless you go around saying zetto like the Japanese do, but even then, Japan certainly didn't invent the Roman alphabet; they just use their own pronunciation of the letter like every other country instinctively does.
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Please refrain from making these types of posts. Thank you.NeptuneKai wrote:OH MAY GAW OTHER COUNTRIES ARNT LIKE MINE THEREFORE ITS WRONG M I RITE!?
I think what you more accurately mean is that despite your own local pronunciation of the letter "Z" being zed, the local fandom has adopted the American zee pronunciation. This isn't "wrong" by any stretch of the imagination. I'm not "wrong" for spelling "dialogue" like so; I'm simply spelling it an alternate way, just like they're saying the letter in a different way.The Time Traveller wrote:It's Zed in England and because of the English DBZ everyone says it wrong.
Hell, I've seen tons of Japanese commercials with a narrator and the zed pronunciation, followed immediately by another one with Masako Nozawa and the zetto pronunciation. If the original country won't decide on a pronunciation, you don't have too much to complain about
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Yea, I agree with Rach. But I never expected somebody to pronounce it "Zeeeeeeee", except for the narrator for American action show effect.TripleRach wrote:There's nothing "wrong" about pronouncing the letter Z that way. Pretty much every language uses its own derivation of the original Latin pronunciation, zeta, so there is no single "correct" way to pronounce the letter's name.The Time Traveller wrote:I don't even call the show Dragon Ball ZEEEEE, but I'm still sick of people around me saying it wrong.









