Ocean Studios' "Dragon Ball Kai" Dub Turns 16; Still Unreleased

[MistaL]

Couldn't Animeigo or Media Blasters release if crunchyroll lost the licence as they are some of the few classic distributors founded pre-Y2K that are still around.

Uhhh I don't know if you've kept up with anime releases but neither of those are at all what they used to be. Media Blasters sells hentai on burnt DVD-Rs.

[Doctor Seaweed Roll]

Couldn't Animeigo or Media Blasters release if crunchyroll lost the licence as they are some of the few classic distributors founded pre-Y2K that are still around.

Uhhh I don't know if you've kept up with anime releases but neither of those are at all what they used to be. Media Blasters sells hentai on burnt DVD-Rs.

Mazinkaiser SKL from 2021 was on Blu-ray from Media Blasters. Also I'd gladly take burnt DVD-R versions if it meant Ocean's dub would get released. Hell i'd even settle for a limited run VHS release similar to how SRS Cinema handles their releases

[Dragon Ball Ireland]

Theres also Dave Bridges for the Animax dub of original Dragon Ball's 23rd Tenkaichi Budokai arc that was recorded in Hong Kong and aired throughout Southeast Asia.

I was gonna mention him, but that dub is lost, so it's not like anyone knows what his take sounds like anyway.

I seen one comment on Reddit which said he tried his best to sound like Sean Schemmel, but that's all I know of Bridge's take. Sadly most Southeast Asian fans I've asked only vaguely remember Dragon Ball on Animax so I haven't heard anyone corroborate this.