Honestly, why is Funimation releasing the 1996 dub?
Honestly, why is Funimation releasing the 1996 dub?
My uncle has the vhs boxes for every single episode. I only managed to complete the Cell games saga and the artwork on the sides of the boxes have Cell charging a kamehameha. I have other sagas, but not completed. The uncut versions generally have better artwork. I wish I had them all, but I was only a kid when they were out and didn't have money.
The Frieza saga has probably the best artwork.
I think it was cheaper if you bought it as a set, but no one wanted to do that because you would have to wait a while to see the episodes. As soon as one came out, I would buy it.
I finished watching Kai a few weeks back and want to carry on by watching the DVD's, from what I understand Kai will be skipping over what is season 7 of the DVD sets and straight to 8 is that right?
Am I really not going to miss anything worthwhile if I do that?
#MoreProofGohanWasABitch
It's kinda funny when you think about it....the Cell Games/Buu arc didn't really happen. The original unaltered timeline actually ends when Trunks kills Imperfect Cell.
But the Trunks timeline IS the original timeline, is it not?
The manga follows the timeline that was interrupted by Trunks and Goku doesnt die of the virus, and Cell came from a different timeline too. Apparently there was a 4th timeline? I remember reading that in some guidebook once.
Yeah, there are timelines where they don't happen, but since DBZ uses splintered timelines in regards to time travel and we follow one where the things that stop them from happening are prevented, it's just a tad off to say "they never really happened".
Off the top of my head, there's the timeline Trunks is from, the timeline Cell is from, and the one we follow. Not sure beyond that.
Thanks for the information, I think I'm just going to watch all of it.We don't actually know the specifics of how Z Kai is going to be handled in terms of episodes used/skipped from that point on.
Looking at what comprises the season 7 set, it's possible they'll skip the first five episodes because they're just a little side adventure with Goku taking part in a tournament in the afterlife and so can be cut out without affecting the story. The 5 after it establish the characters after the time skip and introduce Videl, Goten and kid Trunks and feature some stuff that could be compressed but not entirely passed over. The rest of it after that is the start of the meat of that story arc so it won't be skipped entirely.
In terms of the stuff they might skip being worthwhile? Maybe. It's some fun action that's light hearted and a bit more in line with the tournaments from Dragon Ball in terms of tone. A decent watch but nothing amazing/important.
Jesus between the Ocean dub DVD set and the Battle of Gods limited edition blu ray am I really about to spend $200 on Dragon Ball stuff
yes, yes I am
Wait, what am I missing? When for both of those?
Was Krilin the original Kienzan/Destructodisc user?
Was Krilin the original Kienzan/Destructodisc user?
Was Krilin the original Kienzan/Destructodisc user?
Krillin is first person shown to use it in the manga, but Vegeta was aware of the side effects of it, so its possible Krillin didn't invent it.
Destructo Disk was the coolest ability. Shit was effective too. Enemies much more powerful than Krillin would have been killed if they were hit by it.
Yeah, and I don't recall him using it before the fight with nappa.
Sort of just appeared out of nowhere.
The only guy to be hit by it head on just shrugged it off (Cell)
.... look at the fucking attack. It's a disc of ki. It doesn't take a genius to figure out what'll happen if you're hit by it.
He should've spam his discs.
Was Krilin the original Kienzan/Destructodisc user?
Frieza knows that move and he's much older than Krillin...
Honestly anyone could probably do the Kienzan, it's just another way of concentrating ki after all. The problems are the volatility and risks you create when you use that move, which is probably why you don't see it being done too often.
On another note, I was reading on another forum someone wrote a fucking thesis on power levels. He hypothesized there were two different power levels (True and Battle), so TPL and BPL respectively. He has some math and statistics for proofs and a lot of his reasoning made sense. I thought he was just overanalyzing it since Toriyama isn't that complex of a man, but it was an interesting read.
Anyways here's the link if anyone is interested in giving up 10-15 minutes of their lives to read.
He's completely missing the point. From the very beginning, scouters were always supposed to be unreliable. Trying to make power levels work is just and exercise in futility.
it is concerning comparative combat efficency rather than raw destructive power
He accommodates for that in knowing BPL can increase based on generating energy or through use of some multiplying effect.
So Trunks who is purposely making his BPL stay at 5 is technically just as strong as that farmer from episode 1. We all know he's much stronger than that, but at that given time and moment, that's how strong he is.
This all may sound a bit redundant, but I used to be a math major so this kind of stuff is interesting to me.
Edit: This is also apparent when you see the Z-Warriors live their everyday lives. They keep their BPL low so they don't break doors, make potholes in the ground when they walk etc.
Solar Flare + Destructo Disk would have fucked Frieza up.
Everyone here has seen abridged, yeah.
Yeah, honestly they should've used SF and DD a lot.
Godhan
Ah, I remember the days waiting for the latest VHS tape to be released.