The Longest Five Minutes
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The Longest Five Minutes
Has anyone ever taken the entire Goku Vs. Freeza battle in the anime, from the point where Freeza says there are only five minutes until Namek explodes, to the point where Namek explodes (after clipping out all non Goku Vs Freeza footage) and used video editing software to make the entire clip last exactly five minutes? I'm curious to see this, if it exists.
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Re: The Longest Five Minutes
I don't know, but there's a video on YouTube, of Goku and Freeza fighting to the Final Countdown, sped up for 5 minutes.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_dpq4WYv240
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_dpq4WYv240
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If it was edited better, with more filler cut out and better quality video, I reckon that video could have been really cool.
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Re: The Longest Five Minutes
LOOOOOOOOL right at the 5:00 marker, it made me NOT regret watching it thus far... because it gets simply freaking HILLARIOUS at that point and on.The Iron Fjord wrote:I don't know, but there's a video on YouTube, of Goku and Freeza fighting to the Final Countdown, sped up for 5 minutes.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_dpq4WYv240
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It's really funny, because at the 21st Budokai, when Jackie Chun is fighting Kuririn, they go so fast, they actually have to reenact it for the audience. Seriously, I bet four minutes and 59 seconds of those five minutes were just the conversations.
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Re: The Longest Five Minutes
It was 12 episodes long, so would that make it 3 hours? Since each episode was about 20 minutes?
Re: The Longest Five Minutes
But you have to account for the non-Goku vs Frieza footage which would need to be cut away.LeprikanGT wrote:It was 12 episodes long, so would that make it 3 hours? Since each episode was about 20 minutes?
And if you really wanted to be nitpicky, you can pull a Kai and cut down all of the filler.
Plus, the fighting would happen faster than we could actually see so speed up the footage and you can possibly fit everything into 5 minutes though the dialogue would take up quite a bit time.
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