Dragon Ball Z on TV3 - Exclusive Bumpers
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Dragon Ball Z on TV3 - Exclusive Bumpers
Sorry if this topic has been posted before, but I'm really intrigued by this.
Apparently FUNimation had Dale Kelly record several narrations for eyecatches or bumpers (We'll be right back, Don't go anywhere, We're back, etc.) for FUNimation dub broadcasts in New Zealand of all places.
I only found one but apparently there are several more and this one leaves a lot to be desired in terms of sound quality as well as timing. :/
https://streamable.com/kri5o
Does anyone in New Zealand have tapes of the show from back in the day that they may be able to capture the bumpers for? On top of that, did these air anywhere else that I'm not aware of?
If for whatever reason you're too shy to disclose anything on this thread, feel free to send me a PM.
Thank you.
Apparently FUNimation had Dale Kelly record several narrations for eyecatches or bumpers (We'll be right back, Don't go anywhere, We're back, etc.) for FUNimation dub broadcasts in New Zealand of all places.
I only found one but apparently there are several more and this one leaves a lot to be desired in terms of sound quality as well as timing. :/
https://streamable.com/kri5o
Does anyone in New Zealand have tapes of the show from back in the day that they may be able to capture the bumpers for? On top of that, did these air anywhere else that I'm not aware of?
If for whatever reason you're too shy to disclose anything on this thread, feel free to send me a PM.
Thank you.
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Re: Dragon Ball Z on TV3 - Exclusive Bumpers
I am from NZ and I remember these, but sadly I never taped any of them (I was primarily watching OG DB on Cartoon Network anyway).
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I remember these were posted somewhere, but I forgot where or when. The last pair had the same music the remastered eyecatches played from Season 3 to IIRC before the start of the Boo saga.
edit: Ah, here it is.
edit: Ah, here it is.
and here's another copy of variant 4 that Arian posted in 2014, containing a small bit of the second half: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oDe5Hk7suWcBluezaBladeNZ wrote: ↑Fri Aug 03, 2018 2:06 am The first 20 or so Ginyu/Freeza episodes had one where it was silent with Dale Kelly saying "We'll be right back with more of DBZ." "And now back to DBZ" and for some reason episode 59 and 61 both had their own versions. It switched to the one with the jingle playing and there was another variant on episode 80 that had the jingle but had Dale Kelly talking over it again.
Eyecatch variant 1 (#54-7x)
Eyecatch variant 2 (#59)
Eyecatch variant 3 (#61)
Eyecatch variant 4 (#80)
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Thank you for pulling those up, but they suffer from the same quality and timing problems. They wouldn't be useful in my super secret project, hehe.Danfun64 wrote: ↑Fri Feb 14, 2020 1:33 pm I remember these were posted somewhere, but I forgot where or when. The last pair had the same music the remastered eyecatches played from Season 3 to IIRC before the start of the Boo saga.
edit: Ah, here it is.
and here's another copy of variant 4 that Arian posted in 2014, containing a small bit of the second half: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oDe5Hk7suWcBluezaBladeNZ wrote: ↑Fri Aug 03, 2018 2:06 am The first 20 or so Ginyu/Freeza episodes had one where it was silent with Dale Kelly saying "We'll be right back with more of DBZ." "And now back to DBZ" and for some reason episode 59 and 61 both had their own versions. It switched to the one with the jingle playing and there was another variant on episode 80 that had the jingle but had Dale Kelly talking over it again.
Eyecatch variant 1 (#54-7x)
Eyecatch variant 2 (#59)
Eyecatch variant 3 (#61)
Eyecatch variant 4 (#80)
So the hunt goes on. Also in the event that there are more bumpers, that would be awesome to find them too.
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Do you need good audio quality or something?
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I'm guessing they recorded it for the general TV edit, but no where other than New Zealand actually used it.GokuDaimao wrote: ↑Fri Feb 14, 2020 7:14 am Apparently FUNimation had Dale Kelly record several narrations for eyecatches or bumpers (We'll be right back, Don't go anywhere, We're back, etc.) for FUNimation dub broadcasts in New Zealand of all places.
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I don't think that's the case, because it's a known fact that FUNimation didn't adopt the eyecatches until episode 70/85, The Renewed Goku. That's the episode when Faulconer Productions delivered their eyecatch jingle. This can be observed by taking note of the fact that before that episode on all remastered releases, the eyecatch uses Nathan Johnson's jingle in spite of the BGM otherwise being Faulconer Productions.Robo4900 wrote: ↑Sat Feb 15, 2020 8:52 amI'm guessing they recorded it for the general TV edit, but no where other than New Zealand actually used it.GokuDaimao wrote: ↑Fri Feb 14, 2020 7:14 am Apparently FUNimation had Dale Kelly record several narrations for eyecatches or bumpers (We'll be right back, Don't go anywhere, We're back, etc.) for FUNimation dub broadcasts in New Zealand of all places.
As for Dragon Ball Z's presence in New Zealand, it didn't start airing there at all until April of 2000. And the Captain Ginyu Saga didn't start airing until September of that year, so I have to believe with all of that in mind that this is something FUNimation thought of during the Android arc recording sessions to have Dale Kelly read a few lines for the eyecatches.
Speculation sure, but more plausible than them recording eyecatches when eyecatches weren't even present on the uncut home releases.
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**late response, been a while since my last visitDanfun64 wrote: ↑Fri Feb 14, 2020 1:33 pm and here's another copy of variant 4 that Arian posted in 2014, containing a small bit of the second half: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oDe5Hk7suWc
Right, forgot to mention that one, couldn't even remember if I uploaded it then. That was also from me, from a recording my friend in Wellington had, got it about 2-3 years before I found the Trademe set. Was when he was sending me a few Cardcaptors episodes that had sped up sections on whatever was uploaded then and was curious what DBZ episodes he had.
But as far as that one goes, guess it's just unfortunate that the TM one came from a broadcast that cut it.
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Not quite, actually. It is true that for the remastered version of the dub, the Faulconer eyecatch music (which by the way, was lifted right out of the original BGM made for episode 56/70 (Uncut) "Frieza Approaches", which was entirely replaced for the remaster) started its use on episode 70/85 "The Renewed Goku". However on the Original dub, that's a different story. Again, it is true that the original DVD singles did not contain the eyecatches for Z. With the exception of one: Frieza - Transformation. For some strange reason, that DVD did retain the eyecatches for its episodes, which were episodes 61/75 (Uncut) "Password is Porunga" to 66/81 (Uncut) "Deja Vu", and the track used was, in fact, the same lifted music heard on the remastered dub (and the "Trunks Compendium I" soundtrack release, which contained the full episode mix of episode 105/120 (Uncut) "Another Super Saiyan").GokuDaimao wrote: ↑Sat Feb 15, 2020 5:37 pmI don't think that's the case, because it's a known fact that FUNimation didn't adopt the eyecatches until episode 70/85, The Renewed Goku. That's the episode when Faulconer Productions delivered their eyecatch jingle. This can be observed by taking note of the fact that before that episode on all remastered releases, the eyecatch uses Nathan Johnson's jingle in spite of the BGM otherwise being Faulconer Productions.Robo4900 wrote: ↑Sat Feb 15, 2020 8:52 amI'm guessing they recorded it for the general TV edit, but no where other than New Zealand actually used it.GokuDaimao wrote: ↑Fri Feb 14, 2020 7:14 am Apparently FUNimation had Dale Kelly record several narrations for eyecatches or bumpers (We'll be right back, Don't go anywhere, We're back, etc.) for FUNimation dub broadcasts in New Zealand of all places.
As for Dragon Ball Z's presence in New Zealand, it didn't start airing there at all until April of 2000. And the Captain Ginyu Saga didn't start airing until September of that year, so I have to believe with all of that in mind that this is something FUNimation thought of during the Android arc recording sessions to have Dale Kelly read a few lines for the eyecatches.
Speculation sure, but more plausible than them recording eyecatches when eyecatches weren't even present on the uncut home releases.
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The original DVD singles did have eyecatches, just not all of them. The initial Frieza ones did not, the Garlic Jr. ones did not, the initial Trunks ones did not, and the Android ones did not. Of these, a few Frieza singles and all the Trunks singles were rereleased and included eyecatches on these rereleases. All the rest of the singles had eyecatchers from Imperfect Cell to Kid Buu.Azelf89 wrote: ↑Fri Apr 10, 2020 4:03 pm Not quite, actually. It is true that for the remastered version of the dub, the Faulconer eyecatch music (which by the way, was lifted right out of the original BGM made for episode 56/70 (Uncut) "Frieza Approaches", which was entirely replaced for the remaster) started its use on episode 70/85 "The Renewed Goku". However on the Original dub, that's a different story. Again, it is true that the original DVD singles did not contain the eyecatches for Z. With the exception of one: Frieza - Transformation. For some strange reason, that DVD did retain the eyecatches for its episodes, which were episodes 61/75 (Uncut) "Password is Porunga" to 66/81 (Uncut) "Deja Vu", and the track used was, in fact, the same lifted music heard on the remastered dub (and the "Trunks Compendium I" soundtrack release, which contained the full episode mix of episode 105/120 (Uncut) "Another Super Saiyan").
The real question is, which episode did Faulconer Productions start delivering eyecatch music as part of their full episode mix to Funimation? I have to think they started doing this with "The Renewed Goku", because we know the Orange Brick sound mixers just included whatever music tracks they got from Faulconer Productions. If episodes 68-84 (uncut) keep using the Johnson one, it's most likely because they didn't receive the Faulconer one for those episodes. These TV3 eyecatchers from New Zealand also don't include music until somewhere during the Frieza fight, which supports this idea. On the Trunks and Android DVD singles that don't have eyecatchers, there are noticeable cuts in the music where they're supposed to be, indicating that Funimation had them, but were just cutting them out. For the rereleased Frieza ones that included eyecatchers, the sound person at Funimation probably just spliced that music into those DVDs rather than being something specifically delivered to them by Faulconer Productions. It's strange that they didn't do this for episodes 68-84 on the Bricks or Blu-rays and instead opted to keep using the Johnson one; but hey, the people working there during that Orange Brick era probably had less familiarity with the Faulconer score anyway.
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Bumping this thread in the hopes that a new crop of users seeing this (where they otherwise wouldn't, most likely) might turn into something real.
Here is all of the material that's on hand right now: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NdjI4K-AWPQ
Same deal though. If anyone has leads to New Zealand-based recordings, BluezaBladeNZ and I would love to hear from you!
And big props to the big guy for the material thus far.
Here is all of the material that's on hand right now: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NdjI4K-AWPQ
Same deal though. If anyone has leads to New Zealand-based recordings, BluezaBladeNZ and I would love to hear from you!
And big props to the big guy for the material thus far.
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Thanks for the bump actually, I just noticed that the links on here previously weren't working anymore.