Kai Blu-Ray Release
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Kai Blu-Ray Release
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9/18/09, 3045yen (about $31.00 USD), 3 episodes.
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9/18/09, 3045yen (about $31.00 USD), 3 episodes.
HELLO FUNIMATION HOW ARE YOU ;p
-Corey
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6 episodes each, usually. In any case, I might snag the first disc for novelty...but I doubt I'll collect the whole series.Chuquita wrote:Wow. I'm ridiculously amused by this. o_O;;
Only 3 episodes huh?
Not that I was planning to buy Kai anyway, but that still feels like a raw deal. The DBox singles have 5 to 7 episodes per disc, don't they?
Here's the ad, in case that link dies for any reason.
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Yes, the Dragon Box discs contain double the amount than the BD...
Wow, its $10 an episode. Maybe I'll bite for the hell of it. I am quite curious about the release.
I'll most likely get the first BD and then only the DVD there after...it will get very expensive. Gah, Just when I thought I was out... they pull me back in.
Wow, its $10 an episode. Maybe I'll bite for the hell of it. I am quite curious about the release.
I'll most likely get the first BD and then only the DVD there after...it will get very expensive. Gah, Just when I thought I was out... they pull me back in.
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I am curious if the release (the BD Release) will have an uncompressed 5.1 or the uncompressed 2.0 like they did with the Jump Special.
I am leaning towards a 2.0 uncompressed stereo for the DVD to fill out the DVD. I recently bought the Haruhi R2 Release and it was in uncompressed stereo to fill out the disc.
I am leaning towards a 2.0 uncompressed stereo for the DVD to fill out the DVD. I recently bought the Haruhi R2 Release and it was in uncompressed stereo to fill out the disc.
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In their defense (marginally) it is a Blu-ray release. And FUNimation was charging about as much for 7/10 of the last decade for regular DVD's with the same episode count ;pJAPPO wrote:I'll pass entirely. Getting ripped off isn't my thing.
Still, it is steep. I'll snag one, and unless it's got amazing extras...I'll wait until the series is all done, and even then debate buying.
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Let's hope they give us a hole instead of a burn.
In other word, let's hope for some differences between the DVD/BLu-Ray releases and the TV version in contents and edits.
In other word, let's hope for some differences between the DVD/BLu-Ray releases and the TV version in contents and edits.
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That's some cool news, but it's true that I'm surprised of the way they release it. I would have imagined whole season packs this time, and more possibly more episodes per Blu-Ray. A regular 40-minutes TV show puts 4 episodes, so considering the Dragon Ball Kai are 20-minutes (well, a little more, but I simplify), guess it would be like 8 episodes a Blu-Ray.
Too bad it's only in Japan for now. Chances are it will eventually be released in the US as well when Kai arrives there, but in France, it's unlikely we'll ever see Kai one way or another, or the translation AND dub would have to be all new! I don't think they will invest time and money on that for an already aired show.
Too bad it's only in Japan for now. Chances are it will eventually be released in the US as well when Kai arrives there, but in France, it's unlikely we'll ever see Kai one way or another, or the translation AND dub would have to be all new! I don't think they will invest time and money on that for an already aired show.
I don't know what to think about this release. It'll be worth to buy if it's uncut, but if not, then no way. By the way, really good English you just wrote for being French, Cold SkinCold Skin wrote:That's some cool news, but it's true that I'm surprised of the way they release it. I would have imagined whole season packs this time, and more possibly more episodes per Blu-Ray. A regular 40-minutes TV show puts 4 episodes, so considering the Dragon Ball Kai are 20-minutes (well, a little more, but I simplify), guess it would be like 8 episodes a Blu-Ray.
Too bad it's only in Japan for now. Chances are it will eventually be released in the US as well when Kai arrives there, but in France, it's unlikely we'll ever see Kai one way or another, or the translation AND dub would have to be all new! I don't think they will invest time and money on that for an already aired show.
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Thanks, I do my best!sangofe wrote:By the way, really good English you just wrote for being French, Cold Skin
The thing is that being French, I write in English, but still use the (updated) official French translation for the names, but I don't think it will cause much trouble around because:
1. In the Dragon Ball fanbase, each fan pretty much chooses their favorite spellings anyway.
2. The French names of the new translation, even when not totally identical, are close enough to American / Japanese names so everyone should recognize them right away (even if they disagree with that interpretation for their own reasons).
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There's an updated French translation? Does that have to do with Goku now being "Son Goku" instead of "Sangoku"?
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I don't see how anyone can still think there will be uncensored DVDs when Wasted Wisher stated that that was part of the entire process of reanimation. Unless they went back and unedited it due to backlash, but I doubt.
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I don't see any reason not to uncensor it, that's the whole point of the DVDs. I don't think anyone would buy em if they stay the same.bkev wrote:I don't see how anyone can still think there will be uncensored DVDs when Wasted Wisher stated that that was part of the entire process of reanimation. Unless they went back and unedited it due to backlash, but I doubt.
Wasted Wisher could be wrong as well, once he stated that Nappa is going to stay with the brown armor throughout the series, but it didn't happen.
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