Hello!
I'm really desperate to get my dragon ball,z,gt anime & movies collection pimped up. I don't have money to buy original dvd's but I'm a huge fan of DB universe. When I was like 8 i watched this anime on tv. Now I downloaded all off the episodes and movies and trying to find all of the covers so I can make my collection as I wanned to. I find allmost all of the cover's but this are nowhere to be find.
I'm looking for scans whit front,back,and spine.
Cell Games Saga - The Games Begins (Funimation relise) NOT MADMAN's
Cell Games Saga - Earth Last Hope (Funimation relise) NOT MADMAN's
Cell Games Saga - Sacrifice (Funimation relise) NOT MADMAN's
I'm looking for dvd cover scan for Curse of the blood rubies but i don't know if that movie was on DVD. Yes it was in the set whit other movies but i dont know if it was single movie edition like the others.
I'll be great if You guys and girls helm me out whit this.I can upload any other full scan cover if someone want to.
Sorry for my English:P
DVD Cover Request.
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