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Dragon Ball Z: Kai: Part Two [Blu-ray]
Dragon Ball Z: Kai: Part Two [Blu-ray]
- The Legendary Z Reborn!Dragon Ball Z Kai is the only fully uncut version of DBZ made BY FANS, FOR FANS!True to the Manga, Action-packed, Accelerated Story Arcs. , The Most Accurate Translation and Subtitle Track Ever. , Completely Re-written Scripts. , The Original Japanese Score. , Streamlined Animation in Full 4:3 Format. , A New Uncut Dub Recorded by the Majority of the Original English Cast.Go
Dragon Ball Z Kai is the only fully uncut version of DBZ made BY FANS, FOR FANS!True to the Manga, Action-packed, Accelerated Story ArcsThe Most Accurate Translation and Subtitle Track Ever Completely Re-written ScriptsThe Original Japanese ScoreStreamlined Animation in Full 4:3 FormatA New Uncut Dub Recorded by the Majority of the Original English CastGoku’s lies battered and nearly beaten, the Dragon Balls have been destroyed, and a new breed of evil looms on the horizon! Frieza, a violent galactic overlord, has discovered the source of the original Dragon Balls, and he’ll eagerly destroy anything to harness their wish-granting power. Meanwhile, Vegeta – fully recovered from his humiliating defeat – travels to planet Namek on a mission to intercept Frieza and seize the Dragon Balls for own devious desires. With Goku out of commission, courageous young Gohan must journey to the far reaches of space to defeat a foe far more fearsome than anything his father ever encountered. Th
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D. Smith
April 1, 2011 at 11:16 pm
DBZ the right way.,
Well, I have to say Kai is amazing, it is DBZ the way it was meant to be seen, no filler, and faster paced action. I just wish they would be released sooner, 4 months each is a while to wait.
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|Zack Davisson "japanreviewed"
April 1, 2011 at 11:15 pm
The Good Parts Edition, Part Two,
The original “Dragon Ball Z” packed a lot of unnecessary fat onto the meat of Toriyama Akira’s manga. Adapted from the final twenty-six volumes of the manga series, the producers wanted to stretch out the story into as many episodes as possible to stuffed in a bunch of filler and random content onto the main story.
“Dragon Ball Z Kai” takes a carving knife to the series and slices away all that extra, leaving only the pure Toriyama-elements. Reducing the series by more than half, “Dragon Ball Z Kai” has a hundred episodes compared to “Dragon Ball Z”‘s two hundred and ninety-one. That, my friends, is a lot of filler. A hundred and ninety-one episodes of filler.
Along with the episode reduction, “Dragon Ball Z Kai” has digitally restored the faded cels, replaced missing cels, and recorded both a new English dub and a new Japanese voice track using a mix of new and original voice actors to match up with the re-tooled version. In short, “Dragon Ball Z Kai” is like a straight shot of tequila compared to the original “Dragon Ball Z”‘s froofy, over-decorated blender marguerite..
Boxset Two of “Dragon Ball Z Kai” has episodes 14-26 on two DVDs. The episodes start with Goku powering up with the 3x Kaio-ken to duke it out with Vegeta, and ends with a final throw-down between Vegeta and Zarbon. And in-between is action, action, action.
If you have never gotten into “Dragon Ball” and always been curious about it, then these Kai releases are the way to go.
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|T. Wasiuk "TJtheNative"
April 1, 2011 at 11:14 pm
Does not disappoint,
As I said in my review about part 1: I have been watching DBZ for about 10 years now, and I am happy that I can finally watch every episode and not get bored from all the fillers and stand-offs from the original.
Likes-
New intro
Fixing of the scenes that were damaged over the years
Taking out the fillers
Better English dialogue
Excellent sound quality
Pretty much exactly like the manga
New animated breaks in between parts of an episode that actually change as the episodes progress.
Dislikes-
No marathon mode
I think Dragon Ball Z Kai is awesome, it gets me excited to watch the whole series again. My guess is there will be 7 parts to the whole Dragon Ball Z Kai series. Reason why I say this is because, on the right side of the case, in the middle of the corresponding stars where it says what part it is. There are 7 stars lined up in a row.
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