The stuff with the Ocean cast for the first 53 episodes and the original in-house dub are all “The original dub” They’re not two separate things.Planetnamek wrote: Fri Oct 02, 2020 10:23 pmNo I mean the Funimation in-house dub.JewyB wrote: Fri Oct 02, 2020 8:50 pmThe original dub, of course, being the dub that retains Bardocks original characterisation as a brilliant scientist... [shifty eyes]Planetnamek wrote: Fri Oct 02, 2020 8:22 pm Nah, i'd much rather pay them for a proper season set of the original dub, not the half-assed re-recorded version on the Orange Bricks.
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A redub of DBZ would just be redundant at this point. There’s only so many times the actors can record the same lines over and over again until they get sick of it. As for OG DB? Maybe. The 2001 dub is definitely on the rough side, although I don’t think you can top Brice Armstrong’s narration.
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Yeah the OG DB dub may range from so so to mediocre at points, but Armstrong's narration was really a good part of it. His take feels much closer in execution (I'd put him second after Doc Morgan in Kai) to Joji Yanami's wise sage type style in the Japanese version than Dale Kelly and to a lesser extent Kyle Herbert's over the top hardcore WWF/monster truck announcer impression in Z.WittyUsername wrote: Sat Oct 03, 2020 11:59 am A redub of DBZ would just be redundant at this point. There’s only so many times the actors can record the same lines over and over again until they get sick of it. As for OG DB? Maybe. The 2001 dub is definitely on the rough side, although I don’t think you can top Brice Armstrong’s narration.
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I'd be all over a redub for OG Dragon Ball. Kai's dub makes a redub for DBZ a waste of resource.
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Not really. Kai has its own problems isolated from the dub.DBZAOTA482 wrote: Sat Oct 03, 2020 12:56 pm I'd be all over a redub for OG Dragon Ball. Kai's dub makes a redub for DBZ a waste of resource.
OG Dragon Ball should absolutely have top priority for a redub though.
Hell the fact that Colleen Clinkenbeard would be voicing Goku and not Nadolny and the subsequent butthurt alone would make it worth it
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No because it's a waste of time and money at this point. Back in the aughts, perhaps.
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Given Funimation's track record over the latter half of Kai and now through Super... I doubt the resultant new dub would actually be good enough to be worth it. Even if the underlying translation was largely more faithful, you know they wouldn't be able to resist "punching up" their script like they inevitably always do.
At this point, I think the only way we're ever going to get a truly good English dub of the original 3 series is if the domestic dub-and-release rights actually change hands entirely.
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Could something that major realistically ever happen ?Kaboom wrote: Sat Oct 03, 2020 1:21 pmAt this point, I think the only way we're ever going to get a truly good English dub of the original 3 series is if the domestic dub-and-release rights actually change hands entirely.
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Give them back to Pioneer!Matches Malone wrote: Sat Oct 03, 2020 1:25 pmCould something that major realistically ever happen ?Kaboom wrote: Sat Oct 03, 2020 1:21 pmAt this point, I think the only way we're ever going to get a truly good English dub of the original 3 series is if the domestic dub-and-release rights actually change hands entirely.
Well first, lets rebuild Pioneer, then give them back to Pioneer!
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That's literally the only way i even remotely see something along these lines happening at this point, though with that said i doubt FUNi is just going to let the license they currently have for the series go anytime soon, they have grown into a huge dub production house from the tiny speck of a company they were back when Fukunaga first acquired rights (via nepotism through family connections over at Toei) to distribute the series here back in 1994/1995. They've effectively been the exclusive rights holder to Dragon Ball here for as long as i've been alive and i don't see this changing in the immediate future unless some major shakeup happens which really isn't looking all that likely as of now.Kaboom wrote: Sat Oct 03, 2020 1:21 pm Given Funimation's track record over the latter half of Kai and now through Super... I doubt the resultant new dub would actually be good enough to be worth it. Even if the underlying translation was largely more faithful, you know they wouldn't be able to resist "punching up" their script like they inevitably always do.
At this point, I think the only way we're ever going to get a truly good English dub of the original 3 series is if the domestic dub-and-release rights actually change hands entirely.
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Well you know what I mean, it's less confusing if you separate the two(at least for me personally).MasenkoHA wrote: Sat Oct 03, 2020 11:33 amThe stuff with the Ocean cast for the first 53 episodes and the original in-house dub are all “The original dub” They’re not two separate things.Planetnamek wrote: Fri Oct 02, 2020 10:23 pmNo I mean the Funimation in-house dub.JewyB wrote: Fri Oct 02, 2020 8:50 pm
The original dub, of course, being the dub that retains Bardocks original characterisation as a brilliant scientist... [shifty eyes]
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Planetnamek wrote: Sat Oct 03, 2020 2:27 pmWell you know what I mean, it's less confusing if you separate the two(at least for me personally).MasenkoHA wrote: Sat Oct 03, 2020 11:33 amThe stuff with the Ocean cast for the first 53 episodes and the original in-house dub are all “The original dub” They’re not two separate things.
I guess I just don’t see a point in releasing the old dub if you’re not gonna release the whole shebang from Arrival to Raditz to Goku’s Next Journey
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To answer the original question, if it did happen I would absolutely give it a watch. If Funimation, without my prompting them, came up with this idea on their own I'd contribute some money to help make it happen. However, I'd never go out of my own way to try and make them offer this. Their current content is fine, I can wath it in either English or Japanese for the most part, and I'm happy with watching the older content exclusively in Japanese.
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I personally prefer Brice Armstrong’s narration over Doc Morgan’s, but they’re both good.SuperSaiyaManZ94 wrote: Sat Oct 03, 2020 12:12 pmYeah the OG DB dub may range from so so to mediocre at points, but Armstrong's narration was really a good part of it. His take feels much closer in execution (I'd put him second after Doc Morgan in Kai) to Joji Yanami's wise sage type style in the Japanese version than Dale Kelly and to a lesser extent Kyle Herbert's over the top hardcore WWF/monster truck announcer impression in Z.WittyUsername wrote: Sat Oct 03, 2020 11:59 am A redub of DBZ would just be redundant at this point. There’s only so many times the actors can record the same lines over and over again until they get sick of it. As for OG DB? Maybe. The 2001 dub is definitely on the rough side, although I don’t think you can top Brice Armstrong’s narration.
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I like both in their own different ways, they were definitely a massive improvement over the mindset that went into the narration with the old DBZ dub in trying to present a "ZOMG HARDCORE AWESOMENESS!!!!!!" edgy WWF-type tone which Dale Kelly's version in particular really sounded like.WittyUsername wrote: Sat Oct 03, 2020 6:35 pmI personally prefer Brice Armstrong’s narration over Doc Morgan’s, but they’re both good.SuperSaiyaManZ94 wrote: Sat Oct 03, 2020 12:12 pmYeah the OG DB dub may range from so so to mediocre at points, but Armstrong's narration was really a good part of it. His take feels much closer in execution (I'd put him second after Doc Morgan in Kai) to Joji Yanami's wise sage type style in the Japanese version than Dale Kelly and to a lesser extent Kyle Herbert's over the top hardcore WWF/monster truck announcer impression in Z.WittyUsername wrote: Sat Oct 03, 2020 11:59 am A redub of DBZ would just be redundant at this point. There’s only so many times the actors can record the same lines over and over again until they get sick of it. As for OG DB? Maybe. The 2001 dub is definitely on the rough side, although I don’t think you can top Brice Armstrong’s narration.
I mean compare this
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I prefer Dale Kelly over Brice Armstrong. Armstrong is too buttoned down and lacks the right energy for DB's narration. Kelly may be less talented and excessive at times, but he would have been a lot better with different writing and direction. Neither of them have the right cadence in my view.
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Brice's energy is perfectly fine for a narrator. What matters most is the voice. It's avuncular and he's a talented actor.
They're both really good, though and it's a shame they didn't use either as Kaio.
They're both really good, though and it's a shame they didn't use either as Kaio.
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I'd actually Kickstart to get a pioneer ocean quality dub using the ocean cast. I still have a hard time listening to the FUNi cast, even tho many of them evolved at VA's there still is that hint of the ocean voices they once replaced.
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Just as long as it doesn't include Kelamiseledoremassis02 wrote: Sat Oct 03, 2020 9:56 pm I'd actually Kickstart to get a pioneer ocean quality dub using the ocean cast. I still have a hard time listening to the FUNi cast, even tho many of them evolved at VA's there still is that hint of the ocean voices they once replaced.
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I can't stand Armstrong's voice. It's *too* avuncular. The guy needs to lighten up and have some fun. His narrator sounds too hinged and takes things too seriously.
Pioneer quality Ocean dub sounds dope but we all know Kelamis is the MVP so he's a must.
Honestly though any redub at this point would need to be an entirely all-new cast. None of the previous castings measure up, and it's better anyway to start completely fresh.
Pioneer quality Ocean dub sounds dope but we all know Kelamis is the MVP so he's a must.
Honestly though any redub at this point would need to be an entirely all-new cast. None of the previous castings measure up, and it's better anyway to start completely fresh.