Galick Gun scene with movie and Legend of Zelda Music

[Ringworm128]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XN3QVvLV8FU The Funimation dub of the Galick Gun scene (Kai) synced up to music from Jaws, King Kong and The Legend of Zelda Twilight Princess.

[Insertclevername]

So cool! The Ganondorf music fit great with the beam struggle.

[Son_Gohan]

I felt the Jaws music was placed well; it helped build up tension and a sense of impending doom which accompanied the scene, with Vegeta's anger flaring up and Goku's uncertainty after feeling the effects of the Kaio-ken on his body.

But the transition to King Kong wasn't as affective. I think the music should've been stronger right at the part where Vegeta catches sight of his own blood, where it should only have kept gaining momentum from there. Some parts just sound more ceremonial in nature to me, and doesn't reflect the overall direness of the situation as much as it could've.

The Zelda music in the beam struggle I think is where you really hit the bull's-eye. The beginning captures that military-esque aspect and resembles sort of an army march, where you get the feel Vegeta is really trying to impose his superiority as a Saiyan warrior. The music changes in accordance to Goku offering a worthy resistance, and that element of Vegeta's authority leaves just as quickly, with it then repeating in sequence to them being at a deadlock. The sounds then start to convey the daunting conditions, and with Goku turning the tide with his Kaio-Ken x4, it becomes more spirited right at the perfect timing, as Vegeta recognizes he's being pushed away. I also liked how it ended with the music still persisting in that manner, as if to indicate that it isn't over yet.

Overall, it was well done.

[Cold Skin]

Hope you enjoyed it while you could, ABGroup or Funimation has blocked it "for copyright purposes".
However, it's written "in your country", so it might be AB Group that has blocked it just for France actually.

[Sun-Wukong]

Indeed, it still plays in America.

I liked it, but I have a hard time taking the Jaws music seriously out of its original context. I agree with Son_Gohan that the transition from it to the King Kong music was kind of abrupt, although the music itself fit the scene quite nicely.

Also, did anyone else read the title and expect it to be music from Zelda and some of the Dragon Ball movies? Just curious about that.