Yeah I know. That's why it sucks.Goku100xKamehameha wrote: The translator is Google Toolbar.

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Yeah I know. That's why it sucks.Goku100xKamehameha wrote: The translator is Google Toolbar.
I think Babel Fish is more accurate,But Google Translator can translate it on the same page so that's why i use it even thought the translate is kinda weird but it's still understandable.Piccolo Daimaoh wrote:Yeah I know. That's why it sucks.Goku100xKamehameha wrote: The translator is Google Toolbar.
Yeah, I believe that definitely was some sort of reference to that!Budogenkai wrote:The new animation in the opening with Gohan standing on top of the temple reminds me of Great Saiyaman standing on top of the building in the second DBZ opening.
What aspects make it seem One Piece like? I don't mind a link for comparison.Rory wrote:I really like the new Ending, feels very "One Piece", and the animation is stunning.
Well, One Piece is a show that is much more in tuned with its female fanbase (many of the ending themes are pretty girlish). There there's the fact that Kokoro no Hane reminds one of the twelth opening, Kaze (w)o Sagashite, similarly done by some sort of idol group (although admittedly much more catchy then Kokoro no Hane).LilKokuLink wrote:What aspects make it seem One Piece like? I don't mind a link for comparison.Rory wrote:I really like the new Ending, feels very "One Piece", and the animation is stunning.
I don't really think that One Piece has a "female fanbase" that Toei is appealing to, I think it's that Morning Musume managed to use some influence and get their song on one of the most popular shows in Japan. Not only that, but as I recall there was some insane outrage over the fact that a song like that was used for what is arguably the most important part of the series thusfar (though, I agree, it is catchy). Though it shares similarities to this song Kokoro wo Sagashite, I don't thing that song represents the average One Piece song: One Piece is represented by ska bands, boy bands, far-too-happy-for-their-own-good rock bands, and some good ol' 90s rock. I don't think any of those necessarily have a female component to them, sans the second.JulieYBM wrote: Well, One Piece is a show that is much more in tuned with its female fanbase (many of the ending themes are pretty girlish). There there's the fact that Kokoro no Hane reminds one of the twelth opening, Kaze (w)o Sagashite, similarly done by some sort of idol group (although admittedly much more catchy then Kokoro no Hane).
I meant to make that comparison, actually. First with the questionable use of Kaze (w)o Sagashite and then the use of Kokoro no Hane, Toei is at the most working a bit too closely with the idol sect of the industry.Zach Logan wrote:I don't really think that One Piece has a "female fanbase" that Toei is appealing to, I think it's that Morning Musume managed to use some influence and get their song on one of the most popular shows in Japan. Not only that, but as I recall there was some insane outrage over the fact that a song like that was used for what is arguably the most important part of the series thusfar (though, I agree, it is catchy). Though it shares similarities to this song Kokoro wo Sagashite, I don't thing that song represents the average One Piece song: One Piece is represented by ska bands, boy bands, far-too-happy-for-their-own-good rock bands, and some good ol' 90s rock. I don't think any of those necessarily have a female component to them, sans the second.JulieYBM wrote: Well, One Piece is a show that is much more in tuned with its female fanbase (many of the ending themes are pretty girlish). There there's the fact that Kokoro no Hane reminds one of the twelth opening, Kaze (w)o Sagashite, similarly done by some sort of idol group (although admittedly much more catchy then Kokoro no Hane).
When it comes to Dragonball Kai using a song like Kokoro no Hane I agree that it doesn't really fit the mood at all, much like Kokoro wo Sagashite doesn't fit the mood of One Piece. Fortunately I don't really think it brings the overall watchability down significantly, and the visuals are actually very nice. I like the character spreads and the animation looks half-decent for Kai. The song also isn't the only one in the episode, you guys are lucky enough to have an opening.
Yeah, One Piece does have a lot of those "shoujo" songs. The reason why I don't mind them in One Piece and hate them in Dragon Ball Kai, is that they're different shows. I feel that Dragon Ball Kai is more darker (especially in the Jinzouningen arc) than One Piece.Rory wrote:I really like the new Ending, feels very "One Piece", and the animation is stunning.
I'm going to avoid spoilers here but how far have you watched? I'm just curious because there are some brutal goings on later in the series.Piccolo Daimaoh wrote:Yeah, One Piece does have a lot of those "shoujo" songs. The reason why I don't mind them in One Piece and hate them in Dragon Ball Kai, is that they're different shows. I feel that Dragon Ball Kai is more darker (especially in the Jinzouningen arc) than One Piece.Rory wrote:I really like the new Ending, feels very "One Piece", and the animation is stunning.
Herms wrote: The DB wikai lists “Rolie Buu” as one of this form’s alternate name, though I have no clue who calls him that.