I'm not sure if this belongs in here or "Music".
Can someone tell me the names of the American DBZ Opening Themes?
American Opening Themes (DBZ)
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American Opening Themes (DBZ)
[b]Vegito:[/b] What do you call a Goku & a Vegeta? Gogeta sounds nice.
[b]Toriyama:[/b] *wak*
[i]"I wanna go to Filler Hell when I die."-Me[/i]
[b]Toriyama:[/b] *wak*
[i]"I wanna go to Filler Hell when I die."-Me[/i]
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They tend to not really have actual names.
For example, what we commonly call "Rock the Dragon" is simply called "Main Title" on the CD (same goes with the original DB dub theme, which we typically call "Get That DragonBall!"). I couldn't give even the slightest guess at what Faulconer's theme is called, since I would never own any of those CDs
. Judging by what's listed in the appropriate "Music Database" page, I'm guessing it's the track entitled, "DragonBall Z".
FUNimation's English versions of the DB songs have actual names, though... "Mystical Adventure!" and "I'll Give You Romance!", respectively.
For example, what we commonly call "Rock the Dragon" is simply called "Main Title" on the CD (same goes with the original DB dub theme, which we typically call "Get That DragonBall!"). I couldn't give even the slightest guess at what Faulconer's theme is called, since I would never own any of those CDs
FUNimation's English versions of the DB songs have actual names, though... "Mystical Adventure!" and "I'll Give You Romance!", respectively.
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