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Remakes. - Reijin - 12-18-2004
DBZ NEWS
Previously Unreleased Dragon Ball Z DVDs!
'Ultimate Uncut Special Editions'
November 24, 2004
FUNimation is planning to release the first 63 Dragon Ball Z episodes, complete and uncut, for the first time in the U.S. This new Dragon Ball Z DVD series will be titled the Dragon Ball Z Ultimate Uncut Special Editions.
Some of the material from these episodes was previously released in Ocean editions, which presented the material as it had been edited for broadcast. The first 63 episodes were edited down into 50 episodes, with many key segments, including major fight scenes (such as a key battle between Goku and Vegeta), heavily edited. FUNimation is re-recording the dubbed versions with voice actors consistent with the other FUNimation episodes; subtitled versions of each episode will, of course, also be included on the same discs. Both picture and sound will be of the highest quality, including 5:1 surround sound. Each disc will also include extras, including information about the history of Dragon Ball Z and the significance of these episodes. The discs will be packaged with new trade dress to reflect the nature of these special editions. The first two discs in the series will be released in April and June, 2005.
FUNimation is also giving a similar treatment to three Dragon Ball Z movies previously released by Pioneer in the late 1990s--The Dead Zone, The World's Strongest, and Tree of Might. The company will release the first in May, 2005, with at least one more to be released in 2005.
FUNimation will also continue releasing its own editions of the Dragon Ball Z movies in sequence. Movie #10 will be released on March 29th, #11 in August, and #12 and #13 to follow.
Posted By DBZ-Fusion on November 25,2004, 10:20:51 AM
Remakes. - Reijin - 12-18-2004
Seems as if FUNimation might be trying to get their act together a bit after butchering good series. From what I'm seeing of Chrono Crusade, they didn't do too bad of a job on it. Guess they are learning from other companies that they can't make everything "childish"
Remakes. - Amadeus - 12-18-2004
yes well they are still trying to milk as much as they can from DBZ.
Remakes. - Tobias - 12-18-2004
I think Jakie's closer to the truth. They want teh moola. They're playing all angles and getting as much money as they can. If these sell well, they're gonna keep repeating the process butchering then fixing in an attempt to get twice the money out of people.
Or they're learning from thier mistakes. I dunno.
Remakes. - Hellfighter 17 - 12-18-2004
Yea, because no other business in the world does things for money. If you think about it, everything done, can eventually lead to money. So I say yay, if people like it then yay. Which I do, I won't buy it, but I do.