Have you any Outstanding Ratings Data for Dragon Ball (Outside of JAPAN)

[Cure Dragon 255]

http://www.animenewsnetwork.com/news/20 ... ps-ratings

I love seeing ratings data for Dragon Ball. As someone who wants to work on TV one day, they are pretty fun to look at and discuss.

[Robo4900]

Well, the Japanese ratings in terms of audience share on first airings is available on the Kanzenshuu episode guide.

[Cure Dragon 255]

I dont know why but you were one of the members I was hoping to attract with this thread! And It worked!

Does anyone have any UK ratings? I heard 300K people watched.

[Robo4900]

I dont know why but you were one of the members I was hoping to attract with this thread! And It worked!

tips hat
Cheers, matey.

Does anyone have any UK ratings? I heard 300K people watched.

We'll have to see if he pops up in this thread to see where he got it, as he didn't cite his sources, but a user called DBZimran did a video on YouTube about Toonami UK's history, in which he showed some ratings data.

[sangofe]

http://www.animenewsnetwork.com/news/20 ... ps-ratings

I love seeing ratings data for Dragon Ball. As someone who wants to work on TV one day, they are pretty fun to look at and discuss.

Wish I had a chart over ratings in France as evidence but I can say it was damn high in the first run there.

[Vijay]

DBZ ratings were pretty high in Singapore & Malaysia back then...rivalled only by Pokemon. But I dunno how to retrieve the data man...but I cannot say the same for Kai cuz most kids that enjoyed Z in 90's have grown into adults...and kids these days, 2K kids especially have watched Naruto, Bleach, OP, AoT etc...that being said, Kai remains in weekly top 10 or top 15 list I guess. Dat much I am sure

[Cure Dragon 255]

Have you gotten a lot of feedback from people who've been fans of the series for a long time?
We have. We've gotten a lot of feedback, and for the most part, it's been very positive, which we're glad to see. I think a lot of people appreciate the fact that we are trying to keep as much as we can, and trying to keep the spirit of the original animation, within TV's boundaries. I think most people have noticed that. And the show's done extremely well- we were the number 1 syndicated show last week. Then again, obviously, there are some die-hard anime fans who would really rather see the uncut version, and for that we're working with Pioneer. Pioneer is releasing uncut versions of the episodes as well as the TV versions, so for people who want to see the show uncut, that'll also be readily available. For the uncut versions, they do a second recording. Pioneer basically oversees the anime script, and we coordinate to some extent with them.
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