Worth Double Dipping for the Kai Blu-Rays?

[Vaughngief]

I own all 8 of the of the 13 episode sets on DVD already, but recently I've been thinking about buying the season sets on blu-ray. I'm guessing the music would be Z's original score, but I don't know what to expect exactly in terms of picture quality.I figured we'll have to be getting the Buu arc of Kai soon, so I'd like to have the series on the same format. Now that I own two blu-ray players I'd like to get the best possible release of Kai.

[dbboxkaifan]

The picture quality during the Freeza arc looks magnificent and on top of that with the Yamamoto score it's quite an awesome experience to see Kai in action like it was meant to be, the rest still looks very good though keep in mind Parts 5-8 have the replacement score sadly (sold these as I didn't care about them). Aside from the music issue on the Kai Season Blu-rays they're pretty much the same as the Parts but lack the original score of Kai and even knowingly it is the soundtrack of Z it's been butchered and at times too repetitive. :-/

It's up to you if you want to watch Kai again but now on Blu-ray or not, though it's always worth watching it very now and then for different purposes.

[Neshawn]

If you consider yourself a "collector" do it. If not don't waste the effort.

[Lord Beerus]

If you're OCD about Dragon Ball releases on Blu-Ray, go for it. Otherwise, if you're not a collector, I don't think it's worth it.

[TheGreatness25]

It's funny because I own the Blu-rays and was thinking about double dipping for the DVDs. Is that weird? I have my reasons... lol For one hing, it will make the differences in quality very clear to me. But the second reason is that I have been extracting subtitles from everything Dragon Ball related and can't do it off of the Blu-rays because...I'm guessing because they're Blu-rays.

Is that weird?

[Lord Beerus]

It's funny because I own the Blu-rays and was thinking about double dipping for the DVDs. Is that weird? I have my reasons... lol For one hing, it will make the differences in quality very clear to me. But the second reason is that I have been extracting subtitles from everything Dragon Ball related and can't do it off of the Blu-rays because...I'm guessing because they're Blu-rays.

Is that weird?

Nah. It's just one of the many quirks of being a Dragon Ball fan.

[dbboxkaifan]

It's funny because I own the Blu-rays and was thinking about double dipping for the DVDs. Is that weird? I have my reasons... lol For one hing, it will make the differences in quality very clear to me. But the second reason is that I have been extracting subtitles from everything Dragon Ball related and can't do it off of the Blu-rays because...I'm guessing because they're Blu-rays.

Is that weird?

No. That's just something every likes to do (if possible) for a release they love.

I for example own a copy of Dead or Alive 2 on Dreamcast 1x Retail 1x Promo, 1x PS2 and 1x Xbox... The Xbox remastered edition would have been more than enough but I liked the game that much (my fave fighting game of the 5th gen). And then for Sonic Adventure 1x DC 1x NGC, Sonic Adventure 2 1x DC and 1x NGC.

The Sonic Adventure series hasn't aged well and it's kinda crap but it has its place on the DC and NGC library.

[Dbzfan94]

Like people said, only if your a collector.
I'm a pokemon collector so whenever the games come out I ALWAYS buy both of them.

Is that weird? My friends tease me lol

[One_Instance]

Like people said, only if your a collector.
I'm a pokemon collector so whenever the games come out I ALWAYS buy both of them.

Is that weird? My friends tease me lol

I wouldn't think so, I do that for other franchises, but I never really understood why people don't buy both of them.

[Puto]

Because to buy both of them you gotta pay twice the money for a game that doesn't really differ much.

[LettuceJUMP]

I would say 100% yes if you watch on TV even 40" or larger. On smaller TV's maybe not as much, but on my 50" and 70" Kai looks fantastic on blu-ray. Love my blu-rays!