Cool, thank you!ABED wrote: Corlette has done interviews where he gives his reasons for leaving http://dbzu.3gkai.com/opinions/icorlett.html.

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Cool, thank you!ABED wrote: Corlette has done interviews where he gives his reasons for leaving http://dbzu.3gkai.com/opinions/icorlett.html.
I used to find it hard to imagine Corlett as Goku in the later part of the series but then I remembered his Beast Machines performance as Cheetor where he made the character sound a lot more serious and older than his younger Beast Wars counterpart. I think he probably would of done something similar to Goku if he had kept the role.Cursed Lemon wrote: I really like Ian James Corlett as Goku, but unlike the Sabat-Vegeta arguments of maturation over the course of the series, I feel that Goku is the one that undergoes a more visible character shift. Corlett did a wonderful job as a young, more light-hearted Goku, but can you imagine his voice in the scene where Goku threatens Kaioshin? I don't know if I can. It's just a shame about Corlett's supposed professional issues (can anyone substantiate that?).
Wow, I...never made that connection until you said that.NitroEX wrote:
I used to find it hard to imagine Corlett as Goku in the later part of the series but then I remembered his Beast Machines performance as Cheetor where he made the character sound a lot more serious and older than his younger Beast Wars counterpart. I think he probably would of done something similar to Goku if he had kept the role.
I think his Piccolo is wonderful by the Kai dub. It's basically just his regular speaking voice. Though I do think, if I had to choose between Chris and Scott, I'd choose Chris as Daimao over Scott, and Scott as Jr. over Chris. All in all, though, I think they're both really good at the role.Vice wrote:Chris Sabat does a horrible Piccolo, but I enjoy his Vegeta. I loved the VA for Perfect Cell as well.
TrunksTrevelyan0064 wrote:Hey, a lv.100 Charizard vs a wild lv.4 Caterpie. It happens.Scarz wrote:Like using a flamethrower to kill an ant.
Woah. I left him off my list because, yeah, originally, he sounds awful, but he's shaped up to be my favorite English performance, honestly. I'm even kind of annoyed how similar Vegeta sounds to Piccolo when I watch Kai. To me, Piccolo's the guy's signature role.Vice wrote:Chris Sabat does a horrible Piccolo,
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I dunno. In Kai, they sound pretty distinct and I can't imagine Piccolo speaking with Vegeta's voice (as amusing as that may be).B wrote: I'm even kind of annoyed how similar Vegeta sounds to Piccolo when I watch Kai. To me, Piccolo's the guy's signature role.
Really? I don't think they sounded alike at all. His Vegeta had to sound like Drummond so he spoke at a higher pitch than his normal voice, and his Piccolo was far gravellier than it is now.theoriginalbilis wrote:Sabat's Piccolo and Vegeta sounded horribly forced and too similar during the Season 3-4 days... one of the worst performances of the day. Luckily, his voicework has improved to such a point to where Sabat's Piccolo and Vegeta are actually two of the highlight performances on Kai.
It was mostly in their screaming, I feel. I think that's just how Sabat's voice works, when he yells and screams, I can hear the inherent "Sabat-ness" in his voice come out, no matter what character he's playing.ABED wrote:Really? I don't think they sounded alike at all. His Vegeta had to sound like Drummond so he spoke at a higher pitch than his normal voice, and his Piccolo was far gravellier than it is now.
The relaxed/goofy music was good? I admit, there were some songs I kinda liked during the Fauconer Productions days, but the relaxed/goofy music bothered me...a LOT. ...As a nine-year-old. It was the most generic/uninspiring music they could have possible used, and it was as embarrassing to me as some of the lines from Season Three. The music made it sound like a show for a three-year-old or something. At least, in my nine-year-old head, it did. ...And my 23-year-old head. :plandoku wrote:The music. Funimation's music score was better than the music from the toei version. It fit better with the fights and even the relaxed or goofy Scenes. Over all just much better.
It's about the only official dub I like now. I just can't watch the DBZ dub anymore. There are only a handful of episodes in Z I can stand to watch dubbed now because of nostalgia.matt0044 wrote:I actually liked the dub dialogue for Dragon Ball when it was appropriately funny.