Just curious, but what type of set-up do you have? I'm not trying to mess with you or anything, I'm just curious. Like I've said, people have different tastes.VenomSymbiote wrote: In all honesty, I very much prefer the Season Set footage over the Dragon Boxes.
I don't really get technical terms, so, while the Dragon Box may have superior remastering, to my eyes, the Season Sets are better.
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You know, as long as the footage is from the DBOX, and the music we get is both Faulconer's and Kikuchi's...Acid_Reign wrote:The completist in me wants that track on there regardless of my feelings toward it. It’s been around for too long to just pretend it doesn’t exist. That’s how a lot of us first experienced the show, and I think it’s fun being able to relive that, even if the Japanese score ultimately suits the show better.Rory wrote:Y'know what I hope?
I hope there is no Faulconer track on here, and we finally move past the "hardcore" aspect of Dragonball Z. Both tracks should have Kikuchi's original score, so if anybody imports it, they don't need to be dumbfounded by the god awful music on the "3rd" track.
It'd be a completely pure Dragonball experiance, even if you switch to the dub.
It really will be the complete Dragonball Z expirence, both for the dubbies and the fans of the originals.
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Funi's not expecting this to be as huge a seller as the Season Sets. They even marketed it towards the "hardcore" fans. Most of casual buyers probably didn't even notice or care there was cropping or incorrect OP/EDs. They've made their money from the casual market. Now they're reeling back in the hardcore fans that they've lost, and are now appealing to their demographic with these releases.Rory wrote:Anybody else a little scared that this won't sell as wildly as the Season Sets, due to it's price and focus on the original, and will perhaps get left in the dark like the Ultimate Uncuts?
I gotta say, even though they're still somewhat expensive: The packaging looks beautiful and I WILL own these.
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What do you expect, it's the Dragon Box, loL!Rory wrote: I gotta say, even though they're still somewhat expensive: The packaging looks beautiful and I WILL own these.
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But it's not a part of Dragon Box which is what they're selling here. Again, I don't mind if it's included, but if they sacrifice any amount of quality to squeeze in any extra junk, then they're idiots.jjgp1112 wrote:Like it or not, the dub music is still A PART of Dragon Ball and it'd be silly not to include it to just to satisfy a few people who hate it.
They spent money specifically for the Japanese masters, I doubt they'll be willing to sacrifice quality for extra dub tracks. It's like buying a specific car with a crazy stereo system, and then ripping the stereo out and throwing it in the trash.
So then why do you want to buy these sets? You should get the season sets if that's what you prefer. There's nothing wrong with liking the season sets...VenomSymbiote wrote:In all honesty, I very much prefer the Season Set footage over the Dragon Boxes.
I don't really get technical terms, so, while the Dragon Box may have superior remastering, to my eyes, the Season Sets are better.
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I'd love to ignore it completely.Acid_Reign wrote:The completist in me wants that track on there regardless of my feelings toward it. It’s been around for too long to just pretend it doesn’t exist. That’s how a lot of us first experienced the show, and I think it’s fun being able to relive that, even if the Japanese score ultimately suits the show better.Rory wrote:Y'know what I hope?
I hope there is no Faulconer track on here, and we finally move past the "hardcore" aspect of Dragonball Z. Both tracks should have Kikuchi's original score, so if anybody imports it, they don't need to be dumbfounded by the god awful music on the "3rd" track.
It'd be a completely pure Dragonball experiance, even if you switch to the dub.
The series doesn't start with the arrival of Raditz. Stop being lazy and watch Dragonball.
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Most likely it will be everywhere. I don't think they will do a Beatles Mono set limited to 10,000. What kind of bullshit is that! Grr...If I miss out I'll be pissed!DragonBalllKaiHD wrote:I wonder if we have to order through retailer online stores just like Japanese Dragon Box? Or will it be on Wal-Mart, mall, or other stores?
Though, something like that would be pretty bad here stateside.
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"I don't really get technical terms."Krycek7o2 wrote:Just curious, but what type of set-up do you have? I'm not trying to mess with you or anything, I'm just curious. Like I've said, people have different tastes.VenomSymbiote wrote: In all honesty, I very much prefer the Season Set footage over the Dragon Boxes.
I don't really get technical terms, so, while the Dragon Box may have superior remastering, to my eyes, the Season Sets are better.
I meant it when I said that. As much as I think I get technology better than anyone else in my family.
I do like widescreen better simply because it looks cinematic. It fits my TV better too. It fills it all the way, as opposed to fullscreen.
And as far as the image goes, like I said, I just think the Season Sets look better.
I will say that one major reason I don't like the DBOX footage is because of all the grain. Sure, it's part of the show, and it can never go away. But, although FUNi wnet over board in removing it, the fact is, they removed a lot of it. And that made the imgae clearer for me. Not only that, but I feel the colors in the DBOX are so... light. Like, the Season Sets have Goku's gi as Red, as opposed to the orange I'm not accustomed to.
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I disagree with you, but you have your own opnion. I used to adore the old Pioneer discs because it had English only!VenomSymbiote wrote:"I don't really get technical terms."Krycek7o2 wrote:Just curious, but what type of set-up do you have? I'm not trying to mess with you or anything, I'm just curious. Like I've said, people have different tastes.VenomSymbiote wrote: In all honesty, I very much prefer the Season Set footage over the Dragon Boxes.
I don't really get technical terms, so, while the Dragon Box may have superior remastering, to my eyes, the Season Sets are better.
I meant it when I said that. As much as I think I get technology better than anyone else in my family.
I do like widescreen better simply because it looks cinematic. It fits my TV better too. It fills it all the way, as opposed to fullscreen.
And as far as the image goes, like I said, I just think the Season Sets look better.
I will say that one major reason I don't like the DBOX footage is because of all the grain. Sure, it's part of the show, and it can never go away. But, although FUNi wnet over board in removing it, the fact is, they removed a lot of it. And that made the imgae clearer for me. Not only that, but I feel the colors in the DBOX are so... light. Like, the Season Sets have Goku's gi as Red, as opposed to the orange I'm not accustomed to.
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I thought that way for awhile to, but as soon as I saw Dragon Box in action I threw my sets to the fucking store and make over $100 bucks to. Now that we're getting US dragon boxs I can say that FUNimation did something right, even keeping the original packaging!VenomSymbiote wrote:"I don't really get technical terms."Krycek7o2 wrote:Just curious, but what type of set-up do you have? I'm not trying to mess with you or anything, I'm just curious. Like I've said, people have different tastes.VenomSymbiote wrote: In all honesty, I very much prefer the Season Set footage over the Dragon Boxes.
I don't really get technical terms, so, while the Dragon Box may have superior remastering, to my eyes, the Season Sets are better.
I meant it when I said that. As much as I think I get technology better than anyone else in my family.
I do like widescreen better simply because it looks cinematic. It fits my TV better too. It fills it all the way, as opposed to fullscreen.
And as far as the image goes, like I said, I just think the Season Sets look better.
I will say that one major reason I don't like the DBOX footage is because of all the grain. Sure, it's part of the show, and it can never go away. But, although FUNi wnet over board in removing it, the fact is, they removed a lot of it. And that made the imgae clearer for me. Not only that, but I feel the colors in the DBOX are so... light. Like, the Season Sets have Goku's gi as Red, as opposed to the orange I'm not accustomed to.
If they're releasing like the Dragon Boxes, Dragon Ball will be next but as 4 volumes instead of 1 or it could be 2 volumes. Dragon Ball GT will probably be 1 volume.
The dub isn't a part of the Dragon Boxes either. You guys are acting like it'd be some sort of victory if the dub was ostracized from these sets.DBW wrote:But it's not a part of Dragon Box which is what they're selling here. Again, I don't mind if it's included, but if they sacrifice any amount of quality to squeeze in any extra junk, then they're idiots.jjgp1112 wrote:Like it or not, the dub music is still A PART of Dragon Ball and it'd be silly not to include it to just to satisfy a few people who hate it.
They spent money specifically for the Japanese masters, I doubt they'll be willing to sacrifice quality for extra dub tracks. It's like buying a specific car with a crazy stereo system, and then ripping the stereo out and throwing it in the trash.
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To be honest, you should probably save your money. You are accustomed to the season sets and to blow 80 on something you'll not like seems redundant. Just throwing that out there.VenomSymbiote wrote:"I don't really get technical terms."Krycek7o2 wrote:Just curious, but what type of set-up do you have? I'm not trying to mess with you or anything, I'm just curious. Like I've said, people have different tastes.VenomSymbiote wrote: In all honesty, I very much prefer the Season Set footage over the Dragon Boxes.
I don't really get technical terms, so, while the Dragon Box may have superior remastering, to my eyes, the Season Sets are better.
I meant it when I said that. As much as I think I get technology better than anyone else in my family.
I do like widescreen better simply because it looks cinematic. It fits my TV better too. It fills it all the way, as opposed to fullscreen.
And as far as the image goes, like I said, I just think the Season Sets look better.
I will say that one major reason I don't like the DBOX footage is because of all the grain. Sure, it's part of the show, and it can never go away. But, although FUNi wnet over board in removing it, the fact is, they removed a lot of it. And that made the imgae clearer for me. Not only that, but I feel the colors in the DBOX are so... light. Like, the Season Sets have Goku's gi as Red, as opposed to the orange I'm not accustomed to.
That about how much I paid for all the boxes. But, then again I bought them on Yahoo Japan.Kendamu wrote:I noticed that we're still only, overall, going to be paying around $560 for all of this by the time it's done as opposed to the $1900-ish that we'd be paying for importing.
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Because people would have no choice but to watch DBZ without all the added nonsense and rewrites. I know many of you love the dub to death, but it's because of that same dub the show is a joke to many.jjgp1112 wrote:The dub isn't a part of the Dragon Boxes either. You guys are acting like it'd be some sort of victory if the dub was ostracized from these sets.DBW wrote:But it's not a part of Dragon Box which is what they're selling here. Again, I don't mind if it's included, but if they sacrifice any amount of quality to squeeze in any extra junk, then they're idiots.jjgp1112 wrote:Like it or not, the dub music is still A PART of Dragon Ball and it'd be silly not to include it to just to satisfy a few people who hate it.
They spent money specifically for the Japanese masters, I doubt they'll be willing to sacrifice quality for extra dub tracks. It's like buying a specific car with a crazy stereo system, and then ripping the stereo out and throwing it in the trash.
The series doesn't start with the arrival of Raditz. Stop being lazy and watch Dragonball.
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No, infact I hope that it's included. I'm just saying that demanding multiple versions of the dub might be excessive.jjgp1112 wrote:The dub isn't a part of the Dragon Boxes either. You guys are acting like it'd be some sort of victory if the dub was ostracized from these sets.
FUNimation has already bought the series twice. The reason why they're now purchasing it a third time is specifically for the Pony Canyon remastering process. If they end up doing something to hurt the quality of this (like over-packing the disks, poor encoding, etc.), then they'd have just completely wasted their money.
It's great if they can fit 20 dubs on there, but if any of it sacrifices the product that they're selling (the Dragon Box, aka Pony Canyon's remastering), then they should not include it.
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Well here's a way for you to not have to deal with the dub.Raki wrote:Because people would have no choice but to watch DBZ without all the added nonsense and rewrites. I know many of you love the dub to death, but it's because of that same dub the show is a joke to many.jjgp1112 wrote:The dub isn't a part of the Dragon Boxes either. You guys are acting like it'd be some sort of victory if the dub was ostracized from these sets.DBW wrote: But it's not a part of Dragon Box which is what they're selling here. Again, I don't mind if it's included, but if they sacrifice any amount of quality to squeeze in any extra junk, then they're idiots.
They spent money specifically for the Japanese masters, I doubt they'll be willing to sacrifice quality for extra dub tracks. It's like buying a specific car with a crazy stereo system, and then ripping the stereo out and throwing it in the trash.
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Bulma: Of course! I'm not gonna pull a Frieza and screw it up!
Master Roshi: Bulma, I think Frieza failed because he wore too many clothes!
Cold World (Fanfic)
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