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He's the first one introduced, then. I was sure they said 23 but I might be wrong.SaiyaJedi wrote:I'm pretty sure they said Peking Duck was in his 30s. I've never asked, so I can't remember. He's the one with all the Jump issues and arcade machines.
Maybe it is, I'm just hoping that since Toei apparently let Hoko X Tate use Yamamoto Kai tracks in their show that Toei will finally allow Kai fans to complete their collection of missing Yamamoto Kai pieces in one form or another. Speaking of which what all Yamamoto pieces did they use?ShinGaijin wrote:Yeah, I hope they'll use it elsewhere.
Maybe prosecution about plagiarism is finished.
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Don't wanna ruin your ideals, but it's probably because the show was aired in Japan and as such won't leave the Japan TV worldwide officialy. The biggest trouble with Kai score and the plagiarism, started when it started to air in USA with pieces which are directly plagiarised from Avatar and Terminator. Because of suspicion that Yamamoto plagiarised everything from western music he has ever done, they started to pull off the video games osts, DVD's and simply everything that can be imported.superrayman3 wrote:Maybe it is, I'm just hoping that since Toei apparently let Hoko X Tate use Yamamoto Kai tracks in their show that Toei will finally allow Kai fans to complete their collection of missing Yamamoto Kai pieces in one form or another. Speaking of which what all Yamamoto pieces did they use?ShinGaijin wrote:Yeah, I hope they'll use it elsewhere.
Maybe prosecution about plagiarism is finished.
I really doubt that that is the case because I have heard his tracks occasionally on TV since soon after the so-called Yamamoto incident occurred. I guess it's just that they, including the staff of Hoko x Tate, are not aware of what happened to the score, and use it for their shows. By paying annually, the Japanese TV stations are allowed to use any pieces of music whose rights are controlled by JASRAC. They choose some CDs from their libraries, take some tracks from them, and put them on. They can use the Yamamoto score without noticing a story behind it. But if the show got a home video release, there'd be a problem for sure.ShinGaijin wrote:Yeah, I hope they'll use it elsewhere.
Maybe prosecution about plagiarism is finished.
This guy's gazing at the new Toriyama artwork as if he's just found the Fountain of Youth.kei17 wrote:Hilariously Awesome Image
She/Her Don't forget to take your estrogen! 
He says that for the pros (and himself), apart from the new movie DB is all just work they did a long time ago, so they've probably forgotten it all, and the fans should have this in the bag.MagicBox wrote:I wonder what Toriyama's message says.
:CRYING YAMAMOTO'S FANBOY:Which video game OST did they pull off because of that?MCDaveG wrote:Because of suspicion that Yamamoto plagiarised everything from western music he has ever done, they started to pull off the video games osts, DVD's and simply everything that can be imported.
The Z/Budokai games got redone scores (Took music from the replacement scores of games that came after it.) for the HD re-release. Well, not really new; but, not the original Yamamoto score.alakazam^ wrote:Which video game OST did they pull off because of that?MCDaveG wrote:Because of suspicion that Yamamoto plagiarised everything from western music he has ever done, they started to pull off the video games osts, DVD's and simply everything that can be imported.
DragonBalllKaiHD wrote:Is that white guy who I think he is? SaiyaJedi, perhaps?
Raging Blast 2 including the opening. I have the original Yamamoto version, as I bought it like 2 months after release, but like year later when this happened, people noted, that they have OST from Budokai Tenkaichi 2, that was composed by different composer and some instrumental opening. They also cancelled the release of RB2 soundtrack.alakazam^ wrote:Which video game OST did they pull off because of that?MCDaveG wrote:Because of suspicion that Yamamoto plagiarised everything from western music he has ever done, they started to pull off the video games osts, DVD's and simply everything that can be imported.
