Who has: Dragon Ball Z Movie 12 Anime Comic?

[Eu sou Perfeito]

Spoiler:

[VegettoEX]

Between us Kanzenshuu admins, we own basically every guide book, pamphlet, collected edition, etc. (and an increasing number of original Weekly Jumps!), and I'm sure plenty of folks here in the community do, as well.

What exactly do you want to know here, though? You periodically ask questions about books, but they always seem to be strength-comparison-related, and here you don't actually ask anything specific here beyond asking who owns it...

[Eu sou Perfeito]

Between us Kanzenshuu admins, we own basically every guide book, pamphlet, collected edition, etc. (and an increasing number of original Weekly Jumps!), and I'm sure plenty of folks here in the community do, as well.

What exactly do you want to know here, though? You periodically ask questions about books, but they always seem to be strength-comparison-related, and here you don't actually ask anything specific here beyond asking who owns it...

I wanted this image with better quality:


If you have all the databooks for the franchise, why haven't you updated the Dragon Ball: Extreme Collection Round 01 and 02 sections, talking about the information in these guides?

[VegettoEX]

That's more or less readable. Is there a specific question you have about a section there, and what is the context behind your request that someone would need to adequately address it?

[Eu sou Perfeito]

That's more or less readable. Is there a specific question you have about a section there, and what is the context behind your request that someone would need to adequately address it?

It's nothing big, I just want this image from Movie 12 Animation Comics in clearer quality.

[VegettoEX]

If you have all the databooks for the franchise, why haven't you updated the Dragon Ball: Extreme Collection Round 01 and 02 sections, talking about the information in these guides?

That's a great question! Getting a little off-topic here, but I'd love to give a little insight into our workflow here.

On any given day, the three of us staff members (and remember that this is a hobby for all of us; we have actual 9-5 jobs) could be:

- writing a news post (or two, or seven)
- translating an article, interview, etc.
- scanning reference materials
- editing and formatting scans for site usage
- scouring auction sites for new (old!) things to buy
- responding to forum posts
- reviewing/proofreading work from someone else on staff
- approving new forum applications
- updating an existing guide on the site
- creating a new article or guide for the site
- recording/editing/posting a podcast episode
- ... or any combination thereof plus more!

There's always new stuff to do, old stuff to catch up on, etc. That's the beauty of it! If something isn't interesting to one of us, we just move on to something else, because everything is interesting to someone.

I think to how just recently someone was asking why lyrics for the Super songs weren't translated and up on the site yet. Well, translating songs means that doing translation work for a news article or archival interview isn't getting done. What's more interesting to the person doing the translating, and does it have a bonus effect of being relevant to something else someone else is working on? We want to make sure we are having fun after, all — that’s what’s kept us going for multiple decades here!

As an example of things that I personally have been (having lots of fun!) working on, I recently launched the "Theatrical Movie Guides" section of the "Databook Guide". This is all information that I have MAYBE seen somewhat comprehensively documented one prior place (in a language other than English), and some of the info was wrong there! That's exciting to me to be able to pull all together. I'm currently working on launching another "missing" page of the site: one for the Dragon Ball GT Anime Comic, listing all the chapters, titles, release dates, etc. etc. etc. And saying THAT reminded someone else on Twitter to remind me that we ALSO still need the Charisma Mission chapters documented! ... which I have fully done via pages of handwritten notes, and need to do the actual page for.

To your Extreme Battle Collection question... they're just not that exciting (pun intended) of guides. Someday one of us will get around to making a page for them. I don't know when, but it'll probably get done. Same with additional movie guide pages, manga guide pages, etc. There's a lot to to, there's always something to do, and that's the fun of it!

I hope that's a little bit of insight into the scope of the site and how there's always SOMETHING interesting in the works... even if it might not be interesting to you, specifically!

And so after all that...! If you're interested in buying the DBZ Movie 12 Anime Comic, it got a re-release in 2014 that's still readily available on Amazon Japan. If you want to pick up the original release, you're looking at the second-hand market for that; here's a pre-populated link to browse Mercari listings via Buyee (the proxy service I use to buy things), though obviously you'll need to look at the photos to see what's a re-release vs. an original release (but thankfully they have different covers).

[Javaki]

The re-release is also available as a digital e-book at Bookwalker: https://bookwalker.jp/de9ed53809-702b-4 ... 4738494ad/

[GhostEmperorX]

Wonder if the explanation given 2 posts above is why some of the error corrections I suggested previously may not seem to be going through yet (in which case I can understand, though it would be a good idea to have someone who can be in charge of that).

Not sure what I can say on the topic since some info sources have already been given.