For some odd reason, even though it's not my favorite "Dragon Ball"-related song (or a song that was made for "Dragon Ball" for that matter), I find myself humming "DAN DAN" all the time. I don't know why. It's just catchy that way, I suppose.
What about you guys?
What song do you find yourself humming most often (if any)?
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A "rather haggard" translation of a line from Future Gohan in DBZ, provided to FUNimation by Toei:
"To think of fighting that is this fun...so, it was pleasant fight, as many as, therefore is a feeling which is good the fight where."
"To think of fighting that is this fun...so, it was pleasant fight, as many as, therefore is a feeling which is good the fight where."
Re: What song do you find yourself humming most often (if an
Dan Dan sure is a catchy song, I find myself humming it all the time as well.(The fact that this instrumental exists doesn't help).
I also find myself humming this as well most of the time.
I also find myself humming this as well most of the time.
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THIS DAMN SOING
I swear to god, once it's in my head, it NEVER leaves.
I swear to god, once it's in my head, it NEVER leaves.
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Re: What song do you find yourself humming most often (if an
I know that feeling.AjayLikesGaming wrote:THIS DAMN SOING
I swear to god, once it's in my head, it NEVER leaves.
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Re: What song do you find yourself humming most often (if an
Ginyu Force theme I think. Whatever the song is when Goku use Kaioken x3 on Vegeta.
DA DA DA DA!
DA DA DA DA!
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Re: What song do you find yourself humming most often (if an
http://www.viddler.com/v/a9c946c2
This song right here, especially the version I linked to (which, sadly, only played once in the entire dub), is one of my favorite Team Faulconer tracks just for all atmospheric and chilling it is. It manages to be both sad, scary, and depressing at the same time. It makes me think of a villain (like say, Virginia from Once Upon a Time, or Loki from the Thor movies) who's really hurting inside, to the point where, no matter how confident they are on the outside, they're a mass of open wounds on the inside, and they need help...but you also know that the moment you try, you're most likely going to be brutally murdered or something. So no matter how much you wish otherwise, there's really no helping them, and because of that, those characters are also really frightening.
And of course, it also reflects the tragedy of Buu's character, and is of course, really foreboding. And it's simple enough to hum along to yourself when you're feeling blue or something.
This song right here, especially the version I linked to (which, sadly, only played once in the entire dub), is one of my favorite Team Faulconer tracks just for all atmospheric and chilling it is. It manages to be both sad, scary, and depressing at the same time. It makes me think of a villain (like say, Virginia from Once Upon a Time, or Loki from the Thor movies) who's really hurting inside, to the point where, no matter how confident they are on the outside, they're a mass of open wounds on the inside, and they need help...but you also know that the moment you try, you're most likely going to be brutally murdered or something. So no matter how much you wish otherwise, there's really no helping them, and because of that, those characters are also really frightening.
And of course, it also reflects the tragedy of Buu's character, and is of course, really foreboding. And it's simple enough to hum along to yourself when you're feeling blue or something.
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Re: What song do you find yourself humming most often (if an
Ever since I got into the series the menu music for the season sets has come creeping back into my head.
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DB's opening theme and Rock the Dragon.
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Re: What song do you find yourself humming most often (if an
Why have I not seen this footage before? Can someone tell me where this is from?AjayLikesGaming wrote:THIS DAMN SOING
I swear to god, once it's in my head, it NEVER leaves.
Re: What song do you find yourself humming most often (if an
It's just the beginning of the DBZ movie 4. And I too like to whistle this little melody sometimes 
Re: What song do you find yourself humming most often (if an
Did Menza compose that? To be honest, it sounds like FUNi could have got it from a royalty free music site like Incompetech or something. They could have used just an instrumental version of Head Cha La or something. It just doesn't fit DBZ.ringworm128 wrote:Ever since I got into the series the menu music for the season sets has come creeping back into my head.
Re: What song do you find yourself humming most often (if an
Cha-La-Head-Cha-La, Sanjou! Ginyu Tokusentai, Dragon Soul.
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Re: What song do you find yourself humming most often (if an
Makafushigi Adventure most of the time, especially when doing something that exerts a lot of energy such as when I go for hikes. It keeps me in a good mood. 
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I've mostly found myself humming to the instrumental version of Hitori Janai and Unmei No Hi.
Re: What song do you find yourself humming most often (if an
Don't hum often but I do catch myself singing Dragon Soul on a daily basis.
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Re: What song do you find yourself humming most often (if an
I find myself singing this sometimes:
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Of the Japanese music, probably the melodies that come to mind the easiest are Dragon Soul and Head Chala.
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Of the Japanese music, probably the melodies that come to mind the easiest are Dragon Soul and Head Chala.
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Re: What song do you find yourself humming most often (if an
The music lets you know you're in for something epic and awesome. It's fitting for anything cool.Weejus wrote:Did Menza compose that? To be honest, it sounds like FUNi could have got it from a royalty free music site like Incompetech or something. They could have used just an instrumental version of Head Cha La or something. It just doesn't fit DBZ.ringworm128 wrote:Ever since I got into the series the menu music for the season sets has come creeping back into my head.
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Re: What song do you find yourself humming most often (if an
Hitori Janai, I believe is the one that I hum often, but never really know what it's from.
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