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TrunksTrevelyan0064: fixing some broken links

2024-12-06T19:50:01Z

fixing some broken links

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	!scope=row; colspan=3\|赤いリボン<br>''Akai Ribon''<br>[[The Red Ribbon]]		!scope=row; colspan=3\|赤いリボン<br>''Akai Ribon''<br>[[The Red Ribbon]]
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	\|rowspan=5; style="text-align:left"\|   The Red Ribbon Army, called the world's most powerful and most evil paramilitary group, attempted to gather the legendary Dragon Balls through its military might.<br>   To start, '''M106''' was used notably as the theme of the Red Ribbon Army, in military scenes such as Red Ribbon tanks on the march. In addition, M106 was also used a few times as the theme for the [[Royal Defense Forces]] as they challenged Demon King Piccolo, the [[Saiyans]], and [[Cell]].<br>   '''M114''' is a theme of tension, used for instance when [[Sgt. Metallic]], one of the many mighty foes lurking within the Red Ribbon's fortress of [[Muscle Tower]], tightens the screws with his overwhelming power. '''M111''', which follows, is a theme of infiltration. Then, '''M119''' is a tense piece composed as the theme of Ninja Murasaki, who uses various kinds of ninjutsu, but it ended up not being used much for Murasaki, who is quite the clumsy ninja.		\|rowspan=5; style="text-align:left"\|   The Red Ribbon Army, called the world's most powerful and most evil paramilitary group, attempted to gather the legendary Dragon Balls through its military might.<br>   To start, '''M106''' was used notably as the theme of the Red Ribbon Army, in military scenes such as Red Ribbon tanks on the march. In addition, M106 was also used a few times as the theme for the [[Royal Defense Forces]] as they challenged Demon King Piccolo, the [[Saiyans]], and [[Cell]].<br>   '''M114''' is a theme of tension, used for instance when [[Sergeant Metallic\|Sgt. Metallic]], one of the many mighty foes lurking within the Red Ribbon's fortress of [[Muscle Tower]], tightens the screws with his overwhelming power. '''M111''', which follows, is a theme of infiltration. Then, '''M119''' is a tense piece composed as the theme of Ninja Murasaki, who uses various kinds of ninjutsu, but it ended up not being used much for Murasaki, who is quite the clumsy ninja.
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	!scope=row; colspan=3\|殺し屋”桃白白”<br>''Koroshiya "Tao Paipai"''<br>[["T'ao Pai-pai", Assassin-for-Hire]]		!scope=row; colspan=3\|殺し屋”桃白白”<br>''Koroshiya "Tao Paipai"''<br>[["T'ao Pai-pai", Assassin-for-Hire]]
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	\|rowspan=3; style="text-align:left"\|   The Red Ribbon, which has had its best men kicked to the curb one after another, sends their trump card, the world's number-one hired hitman, [[T'ao Pai-pai]], after Goku. T'ao Pai-pai kills Gen. Blue, who gave even Goku a tough fight, with only his tongue. Goku, too, is hit head-on by T'ao Pai-pai's finishing technique, the "Dodon-pa", receiving his first decisive loss.<br>   '''M309''' was used in that scene where Goku faces off against T'ao Pai-pai, as well as during their fierce fight. This piece has also been used to back the narration during the prologue, so there should be quite a few people who recall hearing it.<br>   Goku, who got stronger through his training with [[Karin]] at [[Karin Tower]], once again challenges T'ao Pai-pai. Goku, who has gained strength incomparable to what he had before, starts his counterattack! Here, we have included '''M109''', which was used in the battle against the Red Ribbon Army's final secret weapon, the [[Battle Jacket]].		\|rowspan=3; style="text-align:left"\|   The Red Ribbon, which has had its best men kicked to the curb one after another, sends their trump card, the world's number-one hired hitman, [[Tao Pai-pai\|T'ao Pai-pai]], after Goku. T'ao Pai-pai kills Gen. Blue, who gave even Goku a tough fight, with only his tongue. Goku, too, is hit head-on by T'ao Pai-pai's finishing technique, the "Dodon-pa", receiving his first decisive loss.<br>   '''M309''' was used in that scene where Goku faces off against T'ao Pai-pai, as well as during their fierce fight. This piece has also been used to back the narration during the prologue, so there should be quite a few people who recall hearing it.<br>   Goku, who got stronger through his training with [[Karin]] at [[Karin Tower]], once again challenges T'ao Pai-pai. Goku, who has gained strength incomparable to what he had before, starts his counterattack! Here, we have included '''M109''', which was used in the battle against the Red Ribbon Army's final secret weapon, the [[Battle Jacket]].
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Terez: formatting; Disc 5 tracks 2-6 notes, Zénpai translation

2021-09-24T23:40:33Z

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Terez: Disc 4 notes, Zénpai translation

2021-09-24T20:58:59Z

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Terez: corrections; formatting; Discs 4 track 1, Zénpai translation

2021-09-22T13:49:46Z

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2021-09-03T09:10:13Z

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	{{further\|[[Dragon Ball Music]].}}		{{further\|[[Dragon Ball Music]].}}
	The '''Dragon Ball Song Collection''' is the first disc of the 5-CD ''Daizenshuu'' set. It reproduces the contents of the ''[[Dragon Ball Complete Song Collection]]'' (''Zenkyokushuu'') released on CD in 1991.		The '''Dragon Ball Song Collection''' is the first disc of the 5-CD ''Daizenshuu'' set. It reproduces the contents of the ''[[Dragon Ball Complete Song Collection]]'' (''Zenkyokushuu'') released on CD in 1991, adding only "Mystical Adventure (New Remix Long Version)", which debuts here. The track order is also altered from the order of the ''Complete Song Collection'', which began with the songs originally released on the ''[[Dragon Ball Hit Song Collection]]'' ('''21 June 1986''' LP).

	The "Song Collection" includes full-length versions of the opening (OP) and ending (ED) songs along with full-length versions of every insert song used in the ''[[Dragon Ball (anime)\|Dragon Ball]]'' TV series. The ~~track order is altered from~~ the ~~order of~~ the ''~~Zenkyokushuu~~'', ~~but~~ the ~~sum of~~ the ~~contents is exactly the same~~.		The ''Daizenshuu'' "Song Collection" includes full-length (as opposed to TV-Size) versions of the opening (OP) and ending (ED) songs along with full-length versions of every insert song used in the ''[[Dragon Ball (anime)\|Dragon Ball]]'' TV series. The anime was still in the [[21st Tenka'ichi Budōkai arc]] when the ''Hit Song Collection'' was released, so the two "Red Ribbon" songs were not released until the ''Complete Song Collection''.

	Many of these songs were originally released on the ''[[Dragon Ball Hit Song Collection]]'' ('''21 June 1986''' LP). The anime was still in the [[21st Tenka'ichi Budōkai arc]] when the ''Hit Song Collection'' was released, so the two "Red Ribbon" songs were not included.		The other songs that debuted on the 1991 ''Complete Song Collection'' CD—"[[Feel the Wind]]", "[[Tell Me Your Dreams]]", "[[Riding on a Cloud is My First Love]]", and "[[Goku's Happy Journey]]"—are image songs that were never used in the TV anime. This also applies to "[[The Hunt for Mr. Dream]]", which was released on the 1986 ''Hit Song Collection''. In cases where a voice actor performs an image song for their character, this cell is highlighted in the table below.

	The other songs that debuted on the 1991 ''~~Zenkyokushuu~~'' CD—"[[Feel the Wind]]", "[[Tell Me Your Dreams]]", "[[Riding on a Cloud is My First Love]]", and "[[Goku's Happy Journey]]"—are image songs that were never used in the TV anime. This also applies to "[[The Hunt for Mr. Dream]]", which was released on the 1986 ''Hit Song Collection''. In cases where a voice actor performs an image song for their character, this cell is highlighted in the table below.

	Full credits and lyrics for the theme songs on Disc 1 are given on pages 23-33 of the 100-page booklet accompanying the ''Daizenshuu''. These lyrics are transliterated and translated on each song's individual page.		Full credits and lyrics for the theme songs on Disc 1 are given on pages 23-33 of the 100-page booklet accompanying the ''Daizenshuu''. These lyrics are transliterated and translated on each song's individual page.

Terez: Disc 1 text, table

2021-09-02T08:40:55Z

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			{{further\|[[Dragon Ball Music]].}}
			The '''Dragon Ball Song Collection''' is the first disc of the 5-CD ''Daizenshuu'' set. It reproduces the contents of the ''[[Dragon Ball Complete Song Collection]]'' (''Zenkyokushuu'') released on CD in 1991.

	The ~~theme~~ songs ~~on Disc 1 are accompanied by credits and~~ full ~~lyrics~~, the ~~latter~~ of ~~which can be found~~ on ~~each song~~'s ~~individual page~~. ~~When~~ a voice actor performs an image song for their character, this cell is highlighted.		The "Song Collection" includes full-length versions of the opening (OP) and ending (ED) songs along with full-length versions of every insert song used in the ''[[Dragon Ball (anime)\|Dragon Ball]]'' TV series. The track order is altered from the order of the ''Zenkyokushuu'', but the sum of the contents is exactly the same.

			"[[The Hunt for Mr. Dream]]", "[[Feel the Wind]]", "[[Tell Me Your Dreams]]", "[[Riding on a Cloud is My First Love]]", and "[[Goku's Happy Journey]]" are image songs that were never used in the TV anime. In cases where a voice actor performs an image song for their character, this cell is highlighted in the table below.

			Full credits and lyrics for the theme songs on Disc 1 are given on pages 23-33 of the 100-page booklet accompanying the ''Daizenshuu''. These lyrics are transliterated and translated on each song's individual page.
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	~~!scope=row; colspan=9\|Disc 1: ''Dragon Ball'' Theme Songs~~
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 ==Contents==
 ===Disc 1: Dragon Ball Song Collection===
-DRAGONBALL & DRAGONBALL Z 大全集　•DISC 1•<br>
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-「ドラゴンボール」ソング・コレクション
+| name          = Disc 1: Dragon Ball Song Collection
 The theme songs on Disc 1 are accompanied by credits and full lyrics, the latter of which can be found on each song's individual page. When a voice actor performs an image song for their character, this cell is highlighted.

Terez: tweaked some stuff to be more precise; added box back

2021-08-30T07:42:45Z

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	\| rom_title = DRAGONBALL/DRAGONBALL Z Daizenshuu		\| rom_title = DRAGONBALL/DRAGONBALL Z Daizenshuu
	\| eng_title = Dragon Ball & Dragon Ball Z<br>Great Complete Collection		\| eng_title = Dragon Ball & Dragon Ball Z<br>Great Complete Collection
	\| image = [[File:db_daizenshuu-cover.png\|320px\|Dragon Ball & Dragon Ball Z Daizenshuu]]		\| image =
			{{tabber \|
			{{tab \| Box Front \| [[File:db_daizenshuu-cover.png\|320px\|Dragon Ball & Dragon Ball Z Daizenshuu (Box Front)]]}}
			{{tab \| Box Back \| [[File:db_daizenshuu-back.png\|320px\|Dragon Ball & Dragon Ball Z Daizenshuu (Box Back)]]}}
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	\| date = [[Template:April 1\|01 April 1994]]		\| date = [[Template:April 1\|01 April 1994]]
	\| format = Compact Disc		\| format = Compact Disc
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	\| price = ¥10,000 (CD)		\| price = ¥10,000 (CD)
	\| tracks = 104		\| tracks = 104
	\| length =		\| length = 5:56:27
	}}		}}
	'''''Dragon Ball & Dragon Ball Z Daizenshuu''''' is a collection of ''[[Dragon Ball (anime)\|Dragon Ball]]'' and ''[[Dragon Ball Z]]'' songs and background music (BGM) composed by [[Shunsuke Kikuchi]]. It was released in Japan on '''01 April 1994'''.		'''''Dragon Ball & Dragon Ball Z Daizenshuu''''' is a box set collection of ''[[Dragon Ball (anime)\|Dragon Ball]]'' and ''[[Dragon Ball Z]]'' songs and background music (BGM) composed by [[Shunsuke Kikuchi]]. It was released in Japan on '''01 April 1994'''. The box contains five standard-sized jewel CD cases, a 100-page booklet, and six art cards.

	==Overview==		==Overview==
	The ''Dragon Ball & Dragon Ball Z Daizenshuu'' was released in 1994. While much of its contents were previously unreleased, 14 of the 27 tracks on disc 2 are taken directly from the ''[[Dragon Ball Ongakushū]]'' released on vinyl in 1986. The ''Ongakushū'' was re-released on CD in 2003.		The ''Dragon Ball & Dragon Ball Z Daizenshuu'' was released in 1994. While much of its contents were previously unreleased, 14 of the 27 tracks on disc 2 are taken directly from the ''[[Dragon Ball Ongakushū]]'' released on vinyl in 1986. The ''Ongakushū'' was re-released on CD in 2003.

	The ~~liner~~ notes suggest that the people who had originally compiled the BGM into suites for the ''Ongakushū'' were no longer around, and the people compiling the ''Daizenshuu'' were forced to speculate about the reasoning behind the suite groupings. They were able to explain directly for the other suites that they had compiled.		The booklet notes suggest that the people who had originally compiled the BGM into suites for the ''Ongakushū'' were no longer around, and the people compiling the ''Daizenshuu'' were forced to speculate about the reasoning behind the suite groupings. They were able to explain directly for the other suites that they had compiled.

	Disc 1 is a collection of theme songs from ''Dragon Ball'', including the opening, ending, and various insert songs.		Disc 1 is a collection of theme songs from ''Dragon Ball'', including the opening, ending, and various insert songs.
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	==Contents==		==Contents==
	===Disc 1: Dragon Ball ~~Theme Songs~~===		===Disc 1: Dragon Ball Song Collection===
			DRAGONBALL & DRAGONBALL Z 大全集　•DISC 1•<br>
			「ドラゴンボール」ソング・コレクション

	The theme songs on Disc 1 are accompanied by credits and full lyrics, the latter of which can be found on each song's individual page. When a voice actor performs an image song for their character, this cell is highlighted.		The theme songs on Disc 1 are accompanied by credits and full lyrics, the latter of which can be found on each song's individual page. When a voice actor performs an image song for their character, this cell is highlighted.
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	===Disc 2: Dragon Ball BGM===		===Disc 2: Dragon Ball BGM Collection===
			DRAGONBALL & DRAGONBALL Z 大全集　•DISC 2•<br>
			「ドラゴンボール」ＢＧＭコレクション

	The BGM on disc 2 are grouped into suites of 2-5 pieces each, bookended by the series opening and ending. Suites are highlighted and the individual BGM pieces they contain are detailed underneath. Official catalogue numbers are cross-referenced with our chronological [[Shunsuke Kikuchi catalogue\|internal catalogue numbers]] (完全集 ''Kanzenshuu''). The booklet accompanying the CD box set includes detailed notes for each track, which are included in the tables where they have been translated.		The BGM on disc 2 are grouped into suites of 2-5 pieces each, bookended by the series opening and ending. Suites are highlighted and the individual BGM pieces they contain are detailed underneath. Official catalogue numbers are cross-referenced with our chronological [[Shunsuke Kikuchi catalogue\|internal catalogue numbers]] (完全集 ''Kanzenshuu''). The booklet accompanying the CD box set includes detailed notes for each track, which are included in the tables where they have been translated.
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	===Disc 3: Dragon Ball Z ~~Songs~~===		===Disc 3: Dragon Ball Z Song Collection===
			DRAGONBALL & DRAGONBALL Z 大全集　•DISC 3•<br>
			「ドラゴンボールＺ」ソング・コレクション

	The theme songs on Disc 3 are accompanied by credits and full lyrics, the latter of which can be found on each song's individual page. When a voice actor performs an image song for their character, this cell is highlighted.		The theme songs on Disc 3 are accompanied by credits and full lyrics, the latter of which can be found on each song's individual page. When a voice actor performs an image song for their character, this cell is highlighted.
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	===Disc 4: Dragon Ball Z BGM===		===Disc 4: Dragon Ball Z BGM Collection===
			DRAGONBALL & DRAGONBALL Z 大全集　•DISC 4•<br>
			「ドラゴンボールＺ」ＢＧＭコレクション

	The BGM on disc 4 are grouped into suites of 2-5 pieces each, bookended by the series' first opening and second ending. The first ED and the second OP are also included, and the songs are not subdivided. Suites are highlighted and the individual BGM pieces they contain are detailed underneath. Official catalogue numbers are cross-referenced with our chronological [[Shunsuke Kikuchi catalogue\|internal catalogue numbers]] (完全集 ''Kanzenshuu''). The booklet accompanying the CD box set includes detailed notes for each track, which are included in the tables where they have been translated.		The BGM on disc 4 are grouped into suites of 2-5 pieces each, bookended by the series' first opening and second ending. The first ED and the second OP are also included, and the songs are not subdivided. Suites are highlighted and the individual BGM pieces they contain are detailed underneath. Official catalogue numbers are cross-referenced with our chronological [[Shunsuke Kikuchi catalogue\|internal catalogue numbers]] (完全集 ''Kanzenshuu''). The booklet accompanying the CD box set includes detailed notes for each track, which are included in the tables where they have been translated.
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	===Disc 5: ~~Instrumentals and Movie~~ BGM===		===Disc 5: Dragon Ball & Dragon Ball Z Film BGM Collection===
			DRAGONBALL & DRAGONBALL Z 大全集　•DISC 5•<br>
			劇場版「ドラゴンボール」「ドラゴンボールＺ」ＢＧＭコレクション

	Disc 5 begins with an instrumental version of "[[Makafushigi Adventure!\|Mystical Adventure!]]" using the song's karaoke track. Karaoke track instrumentals of "[[Romantic Ageru Yo\|I'll Give You Romance]]" of "[[CHA-LA HEAD-CHA-LA]]" are also included, as well as the full-length ending song (vocals included) for [[Dragon Ball Z Movie 9]]: "[[Surpassing the Galaxy, Rising High]]".		Disc 5 begins with an instrumental version of "[[Makafushigi Adventure!\|Mystical Adventure!]]" using the song's karaoke track. Karaoke track instrumentals of "[[Romantic Ageru Yo\|I'll Give You Romance]]" of "[[CHA-LA HEAD-CHA-LA]]" are also included, as well as the full-length ending song (vocals included) for [[Dragon Ball Z Movie 9]]: "[[Surpassing the Galaxy, Rising High]]".